| The suspects |
The suspects ─ Princewill Eze, 55; Daniel Okpara, 30; Paul Irior, 37; Bassey Ekpenyong, 39; Royal Nwabuike, 32; and the Lebanese ─ disguised as officials of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, and wore the commission’s branded vests.
It was gathered that they allegedly......
defrauded some Bureau de Change outlets in Lagos with the vests.
Eze, who is said to be the gang leader,
was arrested by men of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad of the state
command on February 27 in the VGC, Ajah area of Lagos.
Eze’s confessions, it was gathered, led to the arrest of the Lebanese woman and other gang members.
Items said to have been recovered from
the gang included six Toyota vehicles, one single-barrelled pistol with
four cartridges and a Bryco pistol with six rounds of 5.56mm ammunition.
The police also recovered N4m and $13, 000 from the gang.
During a parade on Wednesday, Abdallahi,
whose father is a Lebanese and mother from Ishan, Edo State, said she
joined the gang in 2014, and had done six deals with them where she
realised about N10m.
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