The Federal High Court in Lagos has ordered the temporary forfeiture of the sum of N280,555,010.65
Obinwanne Okeke aka Invictus is currently standing trial in the U.S over an alleged $11m cyber fraud, following his recent arrest by the FBI.
EFFC had told the court that the two firms were owned by Invictus, described as “a strong leader of a cyber crime syndicate that specialised in business e-mail compromise.”
Following an ex parte application by the EFCC on Monday, Justice Rilwan Aikawa made an order for the temporary forfeiture of the money.
EFCC lawyer, Rotimi Oyedepo, had told the court that he was assigned to investigate a request for information on Invictus and three others by the U.S Department of Justice, Office of the Legal Attache, US Consulate-Gener
He added that the funds in the accounts were “reasonably suspected” to be proceeds of cyber crime and urged the judge to order its forfeiture to the Federal Government to prevent Okeke from dissipating same.
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View previous comments…Lorain Dews
A judge in oyo state ask efcc to produce 900m in their custody , efcc , presented ordinary paper in place of money 😂 😂 😂
Aniebonam Ify
My problem is that they will share the money and still borrow from China rubbish country
Progress PeeJay Johnson
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