According to the news report by CTV News, $43 million in cash was found in an empty apartment in Nigeria. The discovery was made by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), a Nigerian agency responsible for investigating financial crimes.

The apartment was reportedly located in the upscale neighborhood of Ikoyi in Lagos, Nigeria. The EFCC received an anonymous tip about the cash, which led to the raid and subsequent discovery of the money.

The cash was found in several denominations, including U.S. dollars, British pounds, and Nigerian naira. The EFCC has not released any information about the owner of the apartment or the source of the cash.

The discovery of such a large amount of money in an empty apartment has raised suspicions of money laundering and other financial crimes. The Nigerian government has been cracking down on corruption and financial crimes in recent years, and this discovery is seen as a major victory for the EFCC.

It is unclear what will happen to the cash or whether anyone will be charged in relation to the discovery. However, the EFCC has stated that it will continue to investigate the matter and take appropriate action as necessary.

This discovery is just one example of the ongoing battle against financial crimes in Nigeria and around the world. As governments and law enforcement agencies continue to crack down on corruption and money laundering, it is likely that more cases like this will come to light in the future.

Not first time such discoveries are made
We never get to know what happens thereafter.

yinkus6750:
Not first time such discoveries are made
We never get to know what happens thereafter.

And you think the American Government won't get involved in this? After publishing it in the news??

Fake discoveries to stimulate ignobles that an ineffectual system was working. Delusional fools. The house no get who rent am, who own am, neighbors wet see people.


If you're good at finding, go and find who killed Funsho Williams, Bola Ige and the likes


Deceivers

After the operatives have pocketed 100 bills note each, efcc work sweet oo.

Crazy world. No money for subsidy but money to hide is available.

Wey hunger dey everywhere like this nai 43m dollar dey one corner

You guys are so vulnerable and gullible. This must be the Ikoyi dollar burst of Nigeria Intelligence Agency that happened in 2015 or thereabouts.
Guys like to Rejoice over negative news about Nigeria. Sad, really sad

Okay

tonywonder:
According to the news report by CTV News, $43 million in cash was found in an empty apartment in Nigeria. The discovery was made by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), a Nigerian agency responsible for investigating financial crimes.

The apartment was reportedly located in the upscale neighborhood of Ikoyi in Lagos, Nigeria. The EFCC received an anonymous tip about the cash, which led to the raid and subsequent discovery of the money.

The cash was found in several denominations, including U.S. dollars, British pounds, and Nigerian naira. The EFCC has not released any information about the owner of the apartment or the source of the cash.

The discovery of such a large amount of money in an empty apartment has raised suspicions of money laundering and other financial crimes. The Nigerian government has been cracking down on corruption and financial crimes in recent years, and this discovery is seen as a major victory for the EFCC.

It is unclear what will happen to the cash or whether anyone will be charged in relation to the discovery. However, the EFCC has stated that it will continue to investigate the matter and take appropriate action as necessary.

This discovery is just one example of the ongoing battle against financial crimes in Nigeria and around the world. As governments and law enforcement agencies continue to crack down on corruption and money laundering, it is likely that more cases like this will come to light in the future.

Poster, why are you spreading rumours, stop lieing, this is China not Nigeria, check the pictures

tonywonder:
According to the news report by CTV News, $43 million in cash was found in an empty apartment in Nigeria. The discovery was made by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), a Nigerian agency responsible for investigating financial crimes.

The apartment was reportedly located in the upscale neighborhood of Ikoyi in Lagos, Nigeria. The EFCC received an anonymous tip about the cash, which led to the raid and subsequent discovery of the money.

The cash was found in several denominations, including U.S. dollars, British pounds, and Nigerian naira. The EFCC has not released any information about the owner of the apartment or the source of the cash.

The discovery of such a large amount of money in an empty apartment has raised suspicions of money laundering and other financial crimes. The Nigerian government has been cracking down on corruption and financial crimes in recent years, and this discovery is seen as a major victory for the EFCC.

It is unclear what will happen to the cash or whether anyone will be charged in relation to the discovery. However, the EFCC has stated that it will continue to investigate the matter and take appropriate action as necessary.

This discovery is just one example of the ongoing battle against financial crimes in Nigeria and around the world. As governments and law enforcement agencies continue to crack down on corruption and money laundering, it is likely that more cases like this will come to light in the future.

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IVORY2009:



Poster, why are you spreading rumours, stop lieing, this is China not Nigeria, check the pictures

Google is free! Research well.... That was in Ikoyi Lagos and not China.

IVORY2009:



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In your wildest dreams

BigBlackPreek:
Wey hunger dey everywhere like this nai 43m dollar dey one corner

That money is running into billions of naira

Stenewiser:
After the operatives have pocketed 100 bills note each, efcc work sweet oo.

If they wanted to pocket it, they won't have published it on the media

What kind of news is this.

People believes everything tho.


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Fake News….This never happened in Nigeria