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Lagos Police Declare Two Men Wanted Over Alleged N115m Fraud.

 

The Lagos State Police Command has declared two men, Tomiloye Sunday and Oloyede Olowoyo, wanted in connection with an alleged N115 million fraud.

The suspects were declared wanted by the State Criminal Investigation Department (SCID), Panti, Yaba, Lagos, following allegations that they conspired with other individuals to obtain the money from a complainant under false pretences.

Separate wanted notices issued by the Nigeria Police Force were made public on Tuesday, 1 September.

According to the police, Sunday is wanted over allegations of conspiracy, fraud, forgery, impersonation and obtaining money under false pretences.

The command alleged that Sunday conspired with other suspects, who are still at large, to fraudulently obtain N115 million from the complainant.

The police notice stated that the suspect was wanted in connection with the allegations and had allegedly conspired with others to obtain the money under false pretences.

Olowoyo was also declared wanted over allegations of conspiracy, obtaining money by false pretences and conduct likely to cause a breach of the peace.

The police similarly alleged that he conspired with other suspects still at large to fraudulently obtain N115 million from the complainant.

According to his wanted notice, Olowoyo is being sought in connection with the alleged offences and the police appealed for information that could lead to his arrest.

The police said Sunday’s last known address was in Ikorodu, Lagos. He was described as a short, medium-built Yoruba man with a round face, upturned nose, small mouth, thin lips and dark complexion. He was also said to be bald.

Olowoyo’s last known address was given as No. 1, Commercial Avenue, Highway Barracks, Sabo, Lagos. He was described as a heavy-built Yoruba man with a round face, long pointed nose, medium-sized mouth, thick lips, prominent eyes and light complexion.

The Lagos State Police Command urged anyone with information about the whereabouts of either suspect to report to the nearest police station or contact the State Criminal Investigation Department on Musiliu Smith Street, Panti, Yaba.

The allegations against the two men have not been proven in court.

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