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Two Nigerian Bankers Jailed 3 Years For N9.4Million ATM Card Fraud In Makurdi - Vimarsana News

Two Nigerian Bankers Jailed 3 Years For N9.4Million ATM Card Fraud In Makurdi

The Federal High Court sitting in Abuja, on Wednesday convicted and sentenced two bankers – one Agbo John Agama and Edoh Steve – to three years imprisonment for fraud. They were convicted by Justice Mojisola Olajuwon for conspiracy, aiding and abetting fraud to the tune of nine million and four hundred thousand naira (N9,400,000). The convicts were prosecuted on one count by the Makurdi Zonal Command of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).

We Secured 3785 Convictions in 2022 - EFCC - Vimarsana News

We Secured 3785 Convictions in 2022 - EFCC

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EFCC secures 3785 convictions in 2022, highest since 2003 - Vimarsana News

EFCC secures 3785 convictions in 2022, highest since 2003

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) secured a total of 3,785 convictions in 2022. The figure was confirmed on January 4 after a review of

EFCC secures 3,785 convictions in 2022 - Vimarsana News

EFCC secures 3,785 convictions in 2022

According to EFCC, the 2022 conviction record is 70.5 per cent improvement in the performance of the commission over its record for 2021.

EFCC secures 3,785 convictions in 2022 -- 'highest-ever' one-year record - Vimarsana News

EFCC secures 3,785 convictions in 2022 -- 'highest-ever' one-year record

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) says it secured its highest-ever number of convictions within one year in 2022.