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Tuesday 4 June 2013

$3m Scam: How Fake EFCC Officials Attempted To Defraud Benue State governor!



By Olumide T. Agunbiade
The fake EFCC officials
 The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, on Monday, June 3, 2013, told Justice E.N. Kpojime of the Benue State High Court, Makurdi how the quartet of Mark Gbaa (alias Nasiru Nasamu), Ezekiel Ajik Azi, Bulus Ashom Agwom and Nuhu Bawa Atangs conspired to impersonate officials of the Commission in an attempt to swindle Governor Gabriel Suswan of Benue State of US$3million.
At the resumed hearing of the case on June 3, 2013, Julius Donmo, a member of the Police Mobile force and orderly to Governor Suswan and Aliu Dikko, a senior DSS officer were led in evidence by counsel to EFCC Joseph Uzor. They gave detailed account of how the accused persons attempted to deceive Suswan into believing that they were Operatives of EFCC investigating a non- existent fraud perpetrated by his Commissioner for Finance.
A statement from the EFCC revealed that Donmo, narrated how he was contacted by the first accused person, Mike Gbaa claiming to be a high level officer from EFCC wishing to see the governor to help stop investigation of fraud against his government.
He revealed how after series of calls and text messages, Bulus Ashom Agwom and Nuhu Bawa Atangs were arrested when they came to collect the agreed sum of $3million by operatives of the Department of State Security. The 1st accused was later arrested through his phone.

Local News: Babcock student loses 8 family members in car accident on their way to her graduation!



By Olumide T. Agunbiade

One of Babcock's best graduating student, Margaret Okwuikpo, lost eight members of her family in a horrific auto accident on Friday May 31st in Port Harcourt. Margaret's father, grandmother, sisters, brothers and a cousin were on their way to her graduation ceremony, which was to take place on Sunday June 2nd, when the commercial bus they were traveling in crashed.
United in grief.


Margaret's mum, brother-in-law and two other people survived the accident and  currently are being treated in the hospital.