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Custom Arrests Man With 5,342 ATM Cards, Hands Over Suspect To EFCC

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The Nigeria Customs Area Command in Kano has arrested one Sanusi Abdullahi Labaran for money laundering over possession of 5,342 Automated Teller Machine cards (ATM).

Labaran was arrested while attempting to smuggle out of the country and have been handed over to the Kano Zonal office of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, for further investigation.

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Handing over the suspect ,the Custom Area Controller, Kano – Jigawa Command, Nasiru Ahmed said the suspect was apprehended at the Mallam Aminu Kano International Airport by Customs Officers as he attempted to board an Ethiopian Airline to Dubai, United Arab Emirate.

He further disclosed that a search conducted on suspect yielded 5342 ATM cards bearing different names which he concealed in a bag of beans. Also found on him are seven (7) pieces of memory cards and one (1) piece of SD card.

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The suspect was handed over alongside the items recovered from him, including his travel documents and Dubai resident permit.

The EFCC Zonal Head Kano office,Sanusi Aliyu Mohammed while receiving the suspect lauded the partnership between the two agencies and commended Customs for the arrest.

He assured them that the EFCC will conduct a diligent investigation to unravel the mystery surrounding how the suspect came about the ATM cards as well as his mission to Dubai.

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“The Commission will leave no stone unturned in tracing the owners of the ATM cards and the reason behind the efforts he made to ship these ATM cards to Dubai.,”Mohammed stated.

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