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US arrests three Nigerians over N2.7 billion internet fraud

Saint AugustineBy Saint AugustineApril 15, 2023No Comments1 Min Read
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By Isa Sa’ad, Dutse

Three Nigerians have been indicted in the United States (US) over an alleged fraud relating to a business email compromise (BEC) scheme to the tune of N2.7 billion, an equivalent of $6 million.

This is according to a statement issued by the US Department of Justice, Attorney’s Office, District of Maryland on Thursday, April 13, 2023.

Those indicted are Kosi Goodness Simon-Ebo, 29; James Junior Aliyu, 28; and Henry Onyedikachi Echefu, 31.

The three suspects are said to be residing in South Africa.

The Department of Justice said the defendants allegedly conspired with some residents in Maryland to gain “unauthorised access to email accounts associated with individuals and businesses.”

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