Nigeria Court Orders Seizure Of 73 Properties Linked To Chinese Scam Suspects

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Nigeria’s Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) anti-graft agency said Friday that a court has ordered the seizure of dozens of Lagos properties linked to Chinese nationals suspected of internet fraud.

The agency said a Lagos court had “ordered the interim forfeiture of 73 properties, including 1,596 laptop computers recovered from Chinese involved in cyber-terrorism and internet fraud”.

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