Crime
Obi Cubana Still In EFCC Custody Over Fraud Allegations
Obi Cubana still in EFCC custody over fraud allegations.
Onyxnewsng reports the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has reportedly confiscated the passport of a popular socialite and businessman, Obinna Iyiegbu, aka Obi Cubana.
It was gathered that the seizure of his travel document was to prevent him from leaving the country while under investigation.
The anti-graft agency questioned Obi Cubana for the second day on Tuesday at its Abuja, Jabi headquarters for alleged money laundering and tax fraud.
A source stated: “Obi Cubana has not been released, he is still having quality sessions with investigators over alleged money laundering running into millions of naira and tax fraud.
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He will be released when he has satisfactorily responded to all questions relating to his involvement in various illegal deals. As part of investigation, his travel document has been temporarily seized pending the conclusion of investigations.”
The EFCC spokesman, Wilson Uwujaren, who confirmed that the suspect is still in custody, however, said he has no information on the seizure of his passport.
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