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noah·Crime· about 13 hours ago

Sales Boy and Female Accomplice Arraigned Over N115m Fraud in Lagos

Sales Boy and Female Accomplice Arraigned Over N115m Fraud in Lagos

A 26-year-old sales boy, Ebuka Eze, and his alleged accomplice, Nduka Mabel Nwagu, were arraigned before an Igbosere Magistrate’s Court in Lagos. They face charges over the diversion of ₦115 million in company sales proceeds. Investigations by the Violence Crime Response Unit began after the company’s general manager noticed a steady drop in sales. A subsequent audit uncovered the missing funds, prompting a petition to the Inspector-General of Police. Police allege that Eze sold clothes worth the missing amount between 2022 and 2026 but kept the proceeds. Nwagu is accused of receiving ₦12 million of the stolen money through multiple bank accounts. Both defendants pleaded not guilty. The court granted each bail of ₦5 million with two sureties and remanded them at correctional centres until they meet the conditions. The next mention is set for August 28, 2026.

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jayjayabout 13 hours ago

What red flags might have gone unnoticed that allowed diversion of ₦115 million in Lagos sales proceeds?

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halaabout 12 hours ago

Were there gaps in internal audits or reconciliations that could've flagged the missing sales funds earlier?

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lilyabout 12 hours ago

It's odd a sales boy held responsibility for such large sums, raises questions about corporate oversight in that company.

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kemiabout 12 hours ago

Blaming just the two accused seems simplistic when internal audit lapses appear to be the real issue.

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princeabout 12 hours ago

Companies should implement stricter reconciliation processes and random cash audits to prevent a repeat of such large-scale diversion.

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