Olufemi Atoyebi, Ibadan
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission
has arrested four students of Federal University of
Technology, Akure, and one student of Adekunle
Ajasin University, Akungba, for their alleged role
in N16m fraud.
They suspects are Adeleke Paul, 21; Adebiyi
Abudu, 22; Akinsanmi Adeniyi 21; Ogundile James,
23; and Okali Ugochukwu, 21.
A statement by the EFCC said the suspects were
picked up at an off- campus residence located at
Anuoluwapo Close, Stateline Hotel Road, off FUTA
South Gate, Akure, Ondo State.
The statement said that the commission got wind
of the suspects’ activities through intelligence.
The statement said, “Paul and his co-travelers,
who go about with the name Tsunnami Gang and
Young Pablo Money, allegedly swindled
unsuspecting foreigners and others to the tune of
N16m recently by engaging in fraudulent activities
of obtaining money by false pretences through
scam mails.”
Paul is a 300 student of Building Technology
while James and Olusola are both 400 level
students of Agricultural Resources and
Mathematics respectively. Okali is a 200 level
student of Urban and Regional Planning, while
Adebiyi Tayo is a 300 level student of
Mathematics.
The statement added, “At the point of arrest, EFCC
operatives recovered a 2006, black Toyota
Highlander marked LND 112 EG; a 2010 Toyota
Camry marked AAA 850 EF; laptops; three Apple
iPhone 6; and three Blackberry phones from
them. Some implicating documents were also
found and downloaded from their laptops.”
The commission said that the suspects would be
arraigned in court after investigation.

http://gurusfanz..co.ke/2016/08/efcc-arrests-five-varsity-students-for.html?m=1

Stale news

Good morning everyone except to our Nigerian Politicians, you have stolen enough money to buy your own good morning machines

Wetin concern g-boy with job vacancy?

So sad

But some bigots on Nairaland won't see it that way. They, under the unregistered body known as NCAN, will soon create segregation by checking for names

Rubbish

Its a pity Seun and his mods can't do anything about it.