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In a media presentation yesterday, WPD director Chief Superintendent Pedro Bulaong identified the foreign members of a counterfeit syndicate as Nigerians Friday Nwoke, Ikenna Agbaegbu, Ugum Igbunam and Henry Obina Nwani.
The foreigners are accused of luring prospective victims in bogus business deals using counterfeit money as their capital, Bulaong said.
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UGUM IGBUNAM AND HENRY OBINA NWANI
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In a media presentation yesterday, WPD director Chief Superintendent Pedro Bulaong identified the foreign members of a counterfeit syndicate as Nigerians Friday Nwoke, Ikenna Agbaegbu, Ugum Igbunam and Henry Obina Nwani.
The foreigners are accused of luring prospective victims in bogus business deals using counterfeit money as their capital, Bulaong said.
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