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You are at:Home»Breaking News»FBI cracks down on three Nigerians for defrauding Arizona, California, North Carolina of $1.4million (N580 million)
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FBI cracks down on three Nigerians for defrauding Arizona, California, North Carolina of $1.4million (N580 million)

DailyblastBy DailyblastNovember 20, 2021001 Min Read
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Quazeem Owolabi Adeyinka, Ayodeji Jonathan Sangode and Olamide Yusuf Bakare have been arrested by FBI for engaging in bank fraud to the tune of $1.4 million.

Bank of America records show that 175 prepaid cards worth more than $1.4 million total from Maryland were sent to the suspects’ addresses.

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The funds were depleted through purchases, transfers, and ATM cash withdrawals conducted in California, Florida, and Maryland. ATM withdrawals alone amounted to over $989,000, other funds’

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