US govt declares two Nigerians wanted
The United States government has declared two Nigerian men, Ezechukwu Ohaka and Tayo Muyiwa Olukoya wanted over separate allegations involving Medicare fraud and drug-related offences. According to the US Department of Homeland Security, DHS, Ohaka is accused of submitting fraudulent claims worth more than $3.1 million to Medicare alongside alleged co-conspirators. “Ezechukwu Ohaka (57) is […] US…
The United States government has declared two Nigerian men wanted for alleged crimes, according to recent reports. Ezechukwu Ohaka, 57, is accused of submitting fraudulent Medicare claims totaling more than $3.1 million, along with alleged co-conspirators. Ohaka, through his Houston-based company, Luant & Odera, Inc., allegedly billed for medically unnecessary power wheelchairs, motorized scooters, and wheelchair accessories.
Additionally, the US Drug Enforcement Administration has declared 57-year-old Tayo Muyiwa Olukoya, also known as Uncle, wanted for conspiracy to possess and distribute controlled substances. These men are now subjects of a federal manhunt.
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