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EFCC recovers additional ₦42 million for businessman in ₦175.4 million cement fraud case

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Acting Zonal Director of the EFCC's Benin Zonal Directorate, Sa’ad Sa’ad presenting a bank draft to businessman, Ebesunun Edonojie

After years of uncertainty, the EFCC has recovered and returned ₦158 million to a businessman defrauded in a failed ₦350.8 million cement supply deal.

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