Interpol stops the Nigerian woman on the wishes list for four years

Tuesday, the official’s public relations official, ACP Muyiwa Adejobi, revealed that Interpol arrested a lady Okeke Ognechi Njaka in a hiding place in Abuja.

Njaka has been on the wishes list for four years.

Presumably he had skipped the administrative deposit after his initial arrest on January 4, 2025, in the state of Anambra, based on a petition presented by Hajia Maryam Shehu through Mi Tsav & Co. Practichirs & Notaies Public.

The complaint presumed “cyberbullying, cyberstalking, obtained money with false claims, cheating and criminal violation of trust”.

Muyiwa confirmed that the investigations showed that Njaka had distributed nude photos and videos of her victims on various social media platforms.

Adejobi declared that Njaka had been declared sought after through a special police of the police of the police issued in 2021, adding that it is now scheduled for arrangement at the High Federal Court, Abuja.

In addition to the personal accusations, the NJaka NGO, “Ognechi Helping Hands Foundation”, is also facing a judicial procedure together with “Emeka Ezeogbo and the Family Foundation Tolotolo”.

The organization is accused of having fraudulently obtained N452.821.982 in a medical assistance scam, now pursued before the High Federal Court of Abuja.

In a separate case, Interpol NCB Abuja arrested the Canadian National Robert Harms on February 7, 2025, at Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport while trying to escape to Canada.

Harms is accused of fraying “Tepison Enterprises, located in Ikot Ekpene, Akwa Ibom State, of $ 210,000”.

The fraud was presumably performed under the mask of an investment in a fictitious project in terms of energy in Canada.

Muyiwa said she was presented to the company through an “Polaris bank accounts officer in June 2023”

“By acting with false claims,” ​​said Adejobi, “Harms convinced the company to transfer funds for a capital project obligation, promising a return of $ 30,000 within four weeks, returns that have never materialized”.

Further investigations have revealed that Harms has built a false loan agreement in Ponte di Progetto and has united the funds through the Abuja office of Allah Mai Girma in Abuja to an account in Dubai.

The police confirmed that VDQ-NRG Systems Limited, the Canadian company he said to represent, had no links with him.

Muyiwa said that the company’s CEO denied the knowledge of the damages when it was contacted, and according to what reported it admitted that it had received the funds and violation of the investment terms.

The formal accusations were presented against him at the Federal High Court in Uyo on April 22, 2025 and were subsequently enrolled on May 9, 2025 and postponed to the Uyo custody center.

“The case is destined to resume on May 20, 2025,” Muyiwa observed.

The police inspector general, Kayode Egbetokun, reiterated his commitment to dealing with financial crimes that cross the boundaries.

The force urged the public to conduct due diligence before entering international agreements of high value and promptly reporting any financial activity suspected to the police.