T least, 24 persons including a 33-year-old lady, Onyemelukwe
Jennifer Chukwudumebi, are on the wanted list of the International
Police (INTERPOL) for wide raging criminal offences in Nigeria, the
Nigerian Tribune has learnt.
The list comprises 10 nationals of countries such as India, Syria, Niger Republic and Benin Republic.
The names of all the suspects were posted on the website of the
INTERPOL, while the agency said all the suspects were wanted for
prosecution in Nigeria on offences including terrorism, kidnapping,
forgery, robbery, car theft, conspiracy and forgery, advanced fee
fraud/internet fraud and criminal breach of trust.
The only lady among the suspects, Jennifer, said to hail from Delta
State, was declared wanted for prosecution in Nigeria over alleged
kidnapping and abduction.
Among the other Nigerians on the list was one Okeke Paul Ejike, 38,
who reportedly had a case to answer for stealing, issuing dud cheques
and escaping from lawful custody.
One Martins Olusegun Abayomi, 34, was wanted over charges of
conspiracy, forgery and stealing, while one Itumo Anthony Chidiebere was
accused of fraud, theft, terrorism, among other offences.
Similarly, one Njoku Reginus Nzeadi, 38, from Mbaino, in Imo State,
was declared wanted over allegations of threats to life, abduction and
grave hurt, while another suspect, Adebowale Abiodun was named for
alleged fraud, forgery and stealing.
The list also included Francis Henry Ifeanyi (39), from Delta State —
stealing; Okoh Leonard Iduwe (38) — criminal breach of trust and theft
and Okeke Paul Ejike (38), from Delta State — stealing, issuing dud
cheques, and escaping from lawful custody.
Among the foreign nationals was one Karman Fawaz Fawaz, 46, from
Areppo in troubled Syria, who was accused of internet fraud and
obtaining money under deception.
Similarly, one Roy Subrata, 36, said to be an Indian, was declared
wanted for offences relating to internet fraud, hacking and criminal
breach of trust, one Bitra Hemanadh (37), another Indian, faced charge
of misappropriation of company funds and Dokku Sabba Rao (30), another
Indian, was declared wanted for the twin offence of forgery and
stealing..
One 57-year-old Yanni Mohammed Abdullahi, said to be a Beninoise,
was on the list for alleged conspiracy and stealing, while Ampofo
Charles (60), said to be a Ghanaian, was accused of criminal conspiracy,
cheating, theft and criminal breach of trust.
Tribune
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