A statement by the anti-graft agency’s Head, Media and Publicity, Wilson Uwujaren, said Olaleye obtained the sum from Tochukwu Asika and Daniel Alabi on the pretext of procuring Canadian visas and making other travel arrangements for them. “The complainants further stated that after a long hiatus, the suspect called and Canadian visa and Yellow Fever cards were issued to them, and informed them that they would be travelling through Kenya. However, upon arrival in Kenya, they were arrested and detained by Immigration officials for possession of fake Yellow Fever cards. She was subsequently arrested at her bank in Abuja and brought back to Kaduna for further investigation. According to the statement, the suspect will be charged as soon as investigation into the case is concluded.

Source: Punch June 28, 2021 23:37 UTC