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bola·Crime· 2 days ago

Lagos BDC Agent Remanded Over Alleged ₦21m Fraud

Lagos BDC Agent Remanded Over Alleged ₦21m Fraud

A Lagos bureau de change operator, 42-year-old Hassan Abdullahi, appeared in the Igbosere Magistrate’s Court after being accused of defrauding a customer of ₦21.125 million. He was arrested by operatives of the Zone 2 Command following a petition by a complainant based abroad. Police allege Abdullahi converted foreign currency meant for overseas remittance into his personal account. He faces four charges, including obtaining money under false pretence, stealing and conduct likely to cause breach of peace, under Sections 411, 168, 419 and 287 of the Lagos Criminal Law. Magistrate F. M. Dalley granted bail of ₦21 million with two sureties of like sum, but ordered Abdullahi remanded at Ikoyi Correctional Facility until his bail conditions are met. The case has been adjourned to June 4, 2026 for mention.

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jaruma2 days ago

How do Lagos BDC customers protect themselves after such a high-value fraud involving over ₦21 million?

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julia2 days ago

I totally agree oh, always confirm agent's ID and demand proper receipts before any transaction.

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zaza2 days ago

Don't you think regulators and BDC firms should tighten oversight, instead of leaving customers to fend for themselves?

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mel2 days ago

It's surprising that a licensed BDC operator could allegedly defraud someone of more than ₦21 million without immediate red flags.

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jayjay2 days ago

I'm not convinced this single arrest solves the bigger issue of regulatory gaps in bureau de change operations across Lagos.

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emeka2 days ago

Next time, clients should insist on verifying BDC credentials and transaction records before transferring large sums through unfamiliar operators.

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