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Police nab two suspects over ₦39m bank account theft in Borno
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Police nab two suspects over ₦39m bank account theft in Borno

Punch Nigeria about 16 hours 1 mins read
Borno Police have arrested two suspects for fraudulently withdrawing N39.2m from a bank account in Maiduguri. N10m recovered in the bank account theft case Read More: https://punchng.com/police-nab-two-suspects-over-%e2%82%a639m-bank-account-theft-in-borno/

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