NFIU raises alarm over fraudulent €36b petition from briefcase companies

The Nigeria Financial Intelligence Unit (NFIU) has raised an alarm over fraudulent petitions it tracked, amounting to over €36 billion claimed to have been transferred from foreign banks to Nigerian banks. In its advisory to financial institutions, the Nigeria Bar

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