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The police at Special Anti-Robbery Squad, SARS, Ikeja, Lagos have arrested three suspected  fraudsters who dupe 
unsuspecting members of the public using fake dollars and a fake Central
 Bank of Nigeria, CBN, certificate. 
 
The suspects, Olasende 
Akinsiku, 40, Abiodun Akiniyi, 35, and Tajudeen Lasisi, 40, (pictured above) were 
arrested following a complaint by a retired Major General to Abba 
Kyari, the officer in charge of SARS, that he was swindled by the 
arrested suspects. 
 
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Akinsiku, who hails from Ondo state, said their victims that they stole the dollars from their place of work
 and wanted to convert it into naira  at a cheap rate so that the 
victims will not suspect that the dollar notes were fake. 
 
The 
graphic artist explained further that he was introduced into the crime 
by his friend, Abiodun alias Tokunbo Babatunde, the owner of the machine
 they use to print the fake dollars. 
On how they were arrested, 
Akinsiku said it was when he went to meet the General at Women 
Development Centre, Agege, to collect another N40,000 with Abiodun that 
they were arrested by officers from SARS. 
 
The Ewe, Oyo state-born Akiniyi in his confession said Ajibola 
Ajimson whom he referred to as his mentor introduced him to the  
General  in 2010 and he met the General in  Abuja at that time where the
 general concluded arrangement to come back to Lagos to transport the 
consignment with bullion van to Abuja. 
In order to make the 
dollars which were neatly packed in a small steel box look real, the 
group forged a  CBN certificate which has the inscription ‘Vol: $2.5 
million’,  ‘domination’ — mixed, Grade A. One, and ‘consignee’ the name 
of the retired general. 
 
Abiodun also forged a CBN identity card bearing the name Tunde Bakare (Mr.) with No.011 
While
 confirming the story, the Lagos state Police image maker, Ngozi Braide,
 a Deputy Superintendend of Police, said the suspect, will be arraigned 
 as soon as investigation is concluded and warns youths to shun criminal
 acts. 
 
The Lagos state police boss, Mr. Umar Manko, also promised 
criminals in the state  hell if they did not stop their criminal acts. (PM News)

Xclusive: Three Nigerian Men Caught With A Box Filled WIth Fake Dollars In Lagos

The police at Special Anti-Robbery Squad, SARS, Ikeja, Lagos have arrested three suspected fraudsters who dupe unsuspecting members of t...