General
Mohammed Buhari's adopted son has being arrested by men of the Economic
and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, for allegedly defrauding a
businesswoman, Mrs Florence Nwokocha, to the tune of N20million, Mohammed,
who was introduced to Mrs Nwokocha through his account officer at
Ecobank, had promised Mrs Nwokocha 10% of annual profit from a supposed
oil deal which she was made to invest N20m into. After receiving her
money, Muhammed reportedly disappeared. When he was eventually arrested
by the EFCC, Muhammed claimed he ran into trouble after losing bank
guarantee which he secured from another new generation bank. He is
currently in the custody of the EFCC.
Mohammed
Buhari, an adopted son of former military Head of State, General
Muhammadu Buhari has been arrested by operatives of the Economic and
Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, over an alleged N20Million Naira
fraud.
According to Sahara Reporters, he was arrested over a transaction that has the trappings of voodoo investment scheme. He is said to have obtained N20 million from one Mrs Florence Nwokocha, who was introduced to him by his account officer at Eco Bank Plc. Buhari purportedly promised to invest the money in a lucrative oil and gas business with promises of mouth watery returns to the investor. He agreed to pay Nwokocha, 30 percent annual interest on the sum. But once the money was fully transferred, Buhari cleaned out the account but never paid any interest to the woman.
When he was eventually arrested by the EFCC, Muhammed claimed he ran into trouble after losing bank guarantee which he secured from another new generation bank.
Buhari is currently been held in EFCC custody as investigations in the case continue.
- See more at: http://gistreel.com/2014/05/19/general-buhari-adopted-son-arrested-n20million-scam/#sthash.WFbeyCPZ.dpuf
According to Sahara Reporters, he was arrested over a transaction that has the trappings of voodoo investment scheme. He is said to have obtained N20 million from one Mrs Florence Nwokocha, who was introduced to him by his account officer at Eco Bank Plc. Buhari purportedly promised to invest the money in a lucrative oil and gas business with promises of mouth watery returns to the investor. He agreed to pay Nwokocha, 30 percent annual interest on the sum. But once the money was fully transferred, Buhari cleaned out the account but never paid any interest to the woman.
When he was eventually arrested by the EFCC, Muhammed claimed he ran into trouble after losing bank guarantee which he secured from another new generation bank.
Buhari is currently been held in EFCC custody as investigations in the case continue.
- See more at: http://gistreel.com/2014/05/19/general-buhari-adopted-son-arrested-n20million-scam/#sthash.WFbeyCPZ.dpuf
Mohammed
Buhari, an adopted son of former military Head of State, General
Muhammadu Buhari has been arrested by operatives of the Economic and
Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, over an alleged N20Million Naira
fraud.
According to Sahara Reporters, he was arrested over a transaction that has the trappings of voodoo investment scheme. He is said to have obtained N20 million from one Mrs Florence Nwokocha, who was introduced to him by his account officer at Eco Bank Plc. Buhari purportedly promised to invest the money in a lucrative oil and gas business with promises of mouth watery returns to the investor. He agreed to pay Nwokocha, 30 percent annual interest on the sum. But once the money was fully transferred, Buhari cleaned out the account but never paid any interest to the woman.
When he was eventually arrested by the EFCC, Muhammed claimed he ran into trouble after losing bank guarantee which he secured from another new generation bank.
Buhari is currently been held in EFCC custody as investigations in the case continue.
- See more at: http://gistreel.com/2014/05/19/general-buhari-adopted-son-arrested-n20million-scam/#sthash.WFbeyCPZ.dpuf
According to Sahara Reporters, he was arrested over a transaction that has the trappings of voodoo investment scheme. He is said to have obtained N20 million from one Mrs Florence Nwokocha, who was introduced to him by his account officer at Eco Bank Plc. Buhari purportedly promised to invest the money in a lucrative oil and gas business with promises of mouth watery returns to the investor. He agreed to pay Nwokocha, 30 percent annual interest on the sum. But once the money was fully transferred, Buhari cleaned out the account but never paid any interest to the woman.
When he was eventually arrested by the EFCC, Muhammed claimed he ran into trouble after losing bank guarantee which he secured from another new generation bank.
Buhari is currently been held in EFCC custody as investigations in the case continue.
- See more at: http://gistreel.com/2014/05/19/general-buhari-adopted-son-arrested-n20million-scam/#sthash.WFbeyCPZ.dpuf
Mohammed
Buhari, an adopted son of former military Head of State, General
Muhammadu Buhari has been arrested by operatives of the Economic and
Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, over an alleged N20Million Naira
fraud.
According to Sahara Reporters, he was arrested over a transaction that has the trappings of voodoo investment scheme. He is said to have obtained N20 million from one Mrs Florence Nwokocha, who was introduced to him by his account officer at Eco Bank Plc. Buhari purportedly promised to invest the money in a lucrative oil and gas business with promises of mouth watery returns to the investor. He agreed to pay Nwokocha, 30 percent annual interest on the sum. But once the money was fully transferred, Buhari cleaned out the account but never paid any interest to the woman.
When he was eventually arrested by the EFCC, Muhammed claimed he ran into trouble after losing bank guarantee which he secured from another new generation bank.
Buhari is currently been held in EFCC custody as investigations in the case continue.
- See more at: http://gistreel.com/2014/05/19/general-buhari-adopted-son-arrested-n20million-scam/#sthash.WFbeyCPZ.dpuf
According to Sahara Reporters, he was arrested over a transaction that has the trappings of voodoo investment scheme. He is said to have obtained N20 million from one Mrs Florence Nwokocha, who was introduced to him by his account officer at Eco Bank Plc. Buhari purportedly promised to invest the money in a lucrative oil and gas business with promises of mouth watery returns to the investor. He agreed to pay Nwokocha, 30 percent annual interest on the sum. But once the money was fully transferred, Buhari cleaned out the account but never paid any interest to the woman.
When he was eventually arrested by the EFCC, Muhammed claimed he ran into trouble after losing bank guarantee which he secured from another new generation bank.
Buhari is currently been held in EFCC custody as investigations in the case continue.
- See more at: http://gistreel.com/2014/05/19/general-buhari-adopted-son-arrested-n20million-scam/#sthash.WFbeyCPZ.dpuf
Mohammed
Buhari, an adopted son of former military Head of State, General
Muhammadu Buhari has been arrested by operatives of the Economic and
Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, over an alleged N20Million Naira
fraud.
According to Sahara Reporters, he was arrested over a transaction that has the trappings of voodoo investment scheme. He is said to have obtained N20 million from one Mrs Florence Nwokocha, who was introduced to him by his account officer at Eco Bank Plc. Buhari purportedly promised to invest the money in a lucrative oil and gas business with promises of mouth watery returns to the investor. He agreed to pay Nwokocha, 30 percent annual interest on the sum. But once the money was fully transferred, Buhari cleaned out the account but never paid any interest to the woman.
When he was eventually arrested by the EFCC, Muhammed claimed he ran into trouble after losing bank guarantee which he secured from another new generation bank.
Buhari is currently been held in EFCC custody as investigations in the case continue.
- See more at: http://gistreel.com/2014/05/19/general-buhari-adopted-son-arrested-n20million-scam/#sthash.WFbeyCPZ.dpuf
According to Sahara Reporters, he was arrested over a transaction that has the trappings of voodoo investment scheme. He is said to have obtained N20 million from one Mrs Florence Nwokocha, who was introduced to him by his account officer at Eco Bank Plc. Buhari purportedly promised to invest the money in a lucrative oil and gas business with promises of mouth watery returns to the investor. He agreed to pay Nwokocha, 30 percent annual interest on the sum. But once the money was fully transferred, Buhari cleaned out the account but never paid any interest to the woman.
When he was eventually arrested by the EFCC, Muhammed claimed he ran into trouble after losing bank guarantee which he secured from another new generation bank.
Buhari is currently been held in EFCC custody as investigations in the case continue.
- See more at: http://gistreel.com/2014/05/19/general-buhari-adopted-son-arrested-n20million-scam/#sthash.WFbeyCPZ.dpuf
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