Interpol, the world’s largest international police organisation with 190 member countries, is in search of at least eight Nigerians who committed varying degrees of crimes but are at large. The international security body has issued a red notice to law enforcement agencies in the country to assist in the tracking and arrest of the wanted persons. Interpol, the world’s largest international police organisation with 190 member countries, is in search of at least eight Nigerians who committed varying degrees of crimes but are at large. The international security body has issued a red notice to law enforcement agencies in the country to assist in the tracking and arrest of the wanted persons.
The Nigerians as published by interpol international include;
(1)Vitus Akachi (born on June 13, 1984)
(2)Salif Bouhari (59-year-old)
(3)Nkem Butchang Timloh (born on November 25, 1988)
(4)Okromi Festus (born on June 26, 1965)
(5)Costa Da Costa Frankle Austine (59-year-old)
(6)Uzoma Eneh Jude (born on August 11, 1973)
(7)Asuquo Mbuotidem Edem (33-year-old)
(8)Obidiozor Malahi Ikechukwu (born on 30th June 1979)
Meanwhile, a pact had been signed between the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), and Interpol. The chairman of EFCC, Abdulrasheed Bawa penned a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Interpol National Central Bureau for Nigeria, on Wednesday, June 1, in Lyon, France. Legit.ng gathered that the implication of the pact is that the anti-graft agency would be allowed unrestricted direct access to Interpol’s nine key global databases containing 114 million records of 195 nations across the world hosted by the Interpol on its i24/7 secure global records and communication system.
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