The 6 most wanted people in Nigeria {EFCC}

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) updates its website regularly as regards news and people currently being investigated or wanted for fraud.

1. Aisha Shettima


Aisha Nur Shettima who is also known as Yagana Ibrahim Bukar is wanted by the EFCC for money laundering.

On November 14, 2016, Nur, a former banker, was convicted (in absentia) on a 10 count charge of money laundering and forgery.

2. Durojaiye Ishola


Durojaiye Ishola was born on November 12, 1970. The 47-year-old man is from Oyo state and wanted by the EFCC for conspiracy, forgery and stealing.

His last known address is 36, Mushin Road, Aye Bus-Stop, Isolo, Lagos.

3. Godwin Etim
The public is hereby notified that Godwin Etim whose photograph appears above, is wanted by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) for illegally dealing on petroleum products.

4. Shogbesan Ajoke Bolanle


Shogbesan Ajoke Bolanle who lived at No 10 Church Road, Sabon-Gari, Kano, is wanted in a case which involves conspiracy, criminal breach of trust and fraudulent transfer of funds.

The 38-year-old banker allegedly connived with eight others to fraudulently transfer millions of naira from a customer’s account.

5. Dekunle Abiodun Runsewe
46-year-old Dekunle Abiodun Runsewe who lived at No 10 Church Road, Sabon-Gari, Kano, is wanted in a case which involves conspiracy, criminal breach of trust and fraudulent transfer of funds.

6. Victoria Ishaya
33-year-old Victoria Ishaya who lived at No 10 Church Road, Sabon-Gari, Kano, is wanted in a case which involves conspiracy, criminal breach of trust and fraudulent transfer of funds.

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