The Police have arrested two suspects identified as Opeyemi Ibrahim and Dimeji Bakare, for using fake bank transfers to buy goods in Ogun State.
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The Ogun Police Command, through its spokesperson, SP Omotola Odutola, in a press release revealed that the suspects were apprehended on January 13, 2025, after they fraudulently purchased clothes worth ₦220,000 using fake bank transfers.
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According to the statement, further investigation revealed that one of the suspects had previously committed a similar offense in 2023, purchasing generators valued at ₦140,000 using fraudulent means.
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The suspects were arrested with the recovered exhibits, and an investigation is currently underway.
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Odutola said the suspects will be charged to court upon completion of the investigation.
Meanwhile, the police have also arrested a 59 years old Security Guard, Olaitan Matthew for stealing electric Motor parts at a company where he employed at Tomori Estate in Ota area of Ogun state.
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Matthew was who arrested by anti-crime patrol team of Ogun Police Command allegedly confessed that he has been stealing from the company with his friends.
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“During questioning, he admitted to the crime, explaining that he had been taking parts and machinery from the company while it was temporarily halted in production.
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“An investigation is currently underway to recover additional stolen items from the aforementioned factory,” the police said.
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