Crime
EFCC declares Delta brothers wanted over alleged N330m fraud
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission EFCC has declared Delta brothers from Delta State wanted for alleged fraud of N330 million National Daily Newspaper gathered.
This was contained in a statement issued by the EFCC spokesperson, Wilson Uwujaren, copies of which were made available to journalists in Warri, Delta State on Friday.
The two brothers has been alleged of fraud of close too 330million naira and would be questioned on the act.
The two brothers must be able to defned themselves of this alleged act the EFCC spokesperson said.
The EFCC anti-graft agency named 55-year-old Faith Onoja and 44-year-old Emmanuel Onoja, both from Ughelli South Local Government Area of Delta State, as being declared wanted by the EFCC, National Daily Newspaper gathered.
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According to the EFCC Commission, Faith’s last known address is “Close to Celestial Church, Ekrovie new layout, old Egini road, Orhuehorun, Delta State” while Emmanuel’s last known address is “No 6. Jasmison Street, NPDC/ND Western Estate, Warri, Delta State”.
The statement urged that “anybody with useful information as to their whereabouts should contact the commission” in its offices nationwide National Daily Newspaper gathered.
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