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N800m Cyber Fraud: Court Grants Alleged SunTrust Bank Hacker N150m Bail

The Leadership about 1 hour 1 mins read

Justice Friday Ogazi of the Federal High Court in Lagos has granted bail to 47-year-old Ugochukwu Eze, also known as “Amazon,” who was accused of allegedly hacking into SunTrust Bank Plc’s computer server and diverting over N800 million belonging to the bank, in the sum of N150 million. The Department of State Services (DSS) had […]

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