Busted: Nigerian Banker In Hot Soup Over Diversion N150million From Bank Customers

A Nigerian banker who had the nerve to allegedly divert N150 million to himself, has been nabbed and is being mad to pay for his act.

A 35-year-old banker Wasiu Adegbemi, and one Kehinde Adegboye have been arrested by operatives of the Police Special Fraud Unit (PSFU), Ikoyi, Lagos, over alleged N150 million fraud.

According to The Nation, they were arrested few weeks after three bankers, employees of a telecommunication firm and others were paraded for fleecing bank customers of their money.

According to the spokesman for PSFU, Lawal Audu, an Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP), the latest arrests were part of crackdown on the syndicate.

He said Adegbemi was arrested in Ile-Ife, Osun State, while Adegboye was apprehended at Ibadan.

Audu said 12 Automated Teller Machine (ATM) cards were recovered from the suspects.

He said: “The suspects are members of an organised internet fraud syndicate, operating between Lagos and Ibadan. 10 of the gang members were earlier arrested and charged to the Federal High Court, Ikoyi.

“The unit will not relent in its efforts to check the activities of internet fraudsters and bring them to book. People should be careful in handling their ATM cards and to report any act of fraud brought to their knowledge.”