Borno man held for impersonating EFCC official

A Borno man, Nuhu Dahiru, has been arrested by the EFCC for impersonating an official and defrauding the public of N3m. Learn more about the EFCC impersona Read More: https://punchng.com/borno-man-held-for-impersonating-efcc-official/

punchng.com ·4d ago

Borno man held for impersonating EFCC official

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Borno man held for impersonating EFCC official punchng.com
EFCC arraigns man over ‘N186m fraud’ in Borno thecable.ng

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