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GIABA to hold anti-money laundering training workshop for real estate dealers - Vimarsana News

GIABA to hold anti-money laundering training workshop for real estate dealers

The Inter-Governmental Action Group against Money Laundering in West Africa (GIABA) is conducting a three-day awareness workshop on enhancing Anti-Money Laundering and Countering the Financing of Terrorism (AML/CFT) compliance among real estate dealers in Abuja. The workshop is scheduled from Monday 25 – 27 April 2022, GIABA said in a…

5 car dealers arraigned for allegedly violating EFCC regulations - Vimarsana News

5 car dealers arraigned for allegedly violating EFCC regulations

A Federal High Court sitting in Sokoto has adjourned hearing in the case of five car dealers standing trial for allegedly violating Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) regulations. | Pulse Nigeria

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P&ID scam: EFCC accuses James Nolan's lawyer for delay tactics - Vimarsana News

P&ID scam: EFCC accuses James Nolan's lawyer for delay tactics

EFCC lawyer accuses Paul Erokoro, SAN, counsel to James Nolan, a director in P&ID, of deploying delay tactics in the ongoing trial.

Senate passes Money Laundering Act Amendment Bill - Vimarsana News

Senate passes Money Laundering Act Amendment Bill

The Nigerian Senate on Wednesday passed the Money Laundering Act, 2011, Amendment Bill. It was passed after due consideration.

Senate passes bill to amend Money Laundering Act - Vimarsana News

Senate passes bill to amend Money Laundering Act

The bill makes it mandatory for banks and other financial institutions to report any single transaction or lodgment in excess of N5 million for an individual, and N10 million in the case of a corporate body.