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Lagos: Couple, others docked over alleged N710m fraud

Police Special Fraud Unit (PSFU), Ikoyi, Lagos, has arraigned a couple, Mr Obinyan Emmanuel Osenonome and his The post Lagos: Couple, others docked over alleged N710m fraud appeared first on Tribune Online.

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7 Oct 2026, 22:02 WAT · 3 min read
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Lagos: Couple, others docked over alleged N710m fraud

Fraud cases involving large sums continue to clog Nigeria's courts, with the Police Special Fraud Unit (PSFU) in Ikoyi, Lagos, remaining one of the key agencies tasked with investigating financial crimes before suspects are arraigned at the Federal High Court. Such cases often involve multiple defendants accused of conspiring to defraud victims through investment schemes, business deals, or other financial arrangements, and typically proceed through remand, bail applications, and eventual trial—a process that can stretch over months or years depending on how the courts manage the docket.

In this instance, a couple and six others have been remanded at the Ikoyi Correctional Centre over an alleged N710 million fraud, following their arraignment before Justice Ambrose Lewis-Allagoa. Both Tribune Online and Leadership confirm the remand order and the scale of the alleged fraud, with Leadership providing the presiding judge's name and specifying all eight defendants and the correctional facility involved. Details such as the specific charges, how the alleged fraud was carried out, the identities of alleged victims, and dates for further proceedings have not yet been reported.