Court Convicts Ex-Accountant-General in Massive Money Laundering Case

The Federal High Court in Abuja convicted and sentenced former Acting Accountant-General of the Federation Chukwunyere Anamekwe Nwabuoku to 72 years in prison. As reported by ALO360 the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission secured the judgment on March 20 2026 for laundering N868.46 million. EFCC Prosecutes High Profile Case The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission…

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Solomon Adegbite Convicted for Trafficking 1.30 Kilogrammes of Tramadol 225mg Without Option of Fine

Justice Musa Kakaki of the Federal High Court in Ikoyi, Lagos, convicted and sentenced Solomon Adegbite, a serial drug trafficker, to 15 years imprisonment without an option of a fine for trafficking 1.30 kilogrammes of Tramadol 225mg, a prohibited narcotic substance. As reported by ALO360, the court handed down the verdict on March 18, 2026,…

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Nigerian National Sentenced to 90 Months in U.S. Prison for Business Email Compromise Scheme

James Junior Aliyu, a Nigerian national, received a 90 month prison sentence in the United States for his role in a 3.6 million wire fraud and money laundering conspiracy. The sentencing occurred in March 2026 following Aliyu’s extradition from South Africa and guilty plea to federal charges. The Sentencing U.S. District Judge Deborah L. Boardman…

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Akwa Ibom Government Hands Over 44 Rescued Ghanaian Nationals to Home Country

The Akwa Ibom State Government handed over 44 Ghanaian nationals to officials of the Ghana High Commission on Friday following their rescue from human trafficking camps across the state. As reported by ALO360, the victims comprised 27 males and 17 whom security agents freed from captivity in separate operations. Rescue Operation Uncovers Trafficking Camps Security…

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Over 500 Women Groups Demand Arrests Following Alleged Sexual Violence at Delta Festival

Over 500 women’s groups demanded the immediate arrest and prosecution of individuals involved in alleged sexual violence during a traditional festival in Ozoro, Delta State. The groups declared that no cultural practice justifies abuse.As reported by ALO360, the coalition operating under the name Womanifesto condemned the incidents which reportedly occurred during the Ozoro Festival. Abiola…

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