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Amotekun apprehends five at shrine over N2.7m fraud

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November 21, 2022

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Sunday Odibashi

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The Amotekun Command in Ekiti State has revealed the arrest of five persons in the state who defrauded a trader.

The Commandant of Amotekun in Ekiti State, retired Brigadier Joe Akomolafe, in Ado Ekiti, disclosed that the five fraudsters were arrested in Ikere Ekiti for defrauding an Ogun State-based trader, Godfrey Abimbola, of N2.7 million.

The Commandant said that the fraudsters were arrested after the Command received intelligence report on their activities at a shrine in Ikere Ekiti, 10 kilometers from Ado Ekiti, the state capital.

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