Nigeria’s Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has officially declared two foreign nationals wanted for serious financial crimes. The suspects are accused of obtaining money by false pretense and criminal breach of trust.

Their alleged fraudulent activities reportedly spanned both Nigeria and the United Kingdom, affecting many victims in both countries.

The first suspect is Ogadinma Dominic Duru, whose last known address is on Lagos Island, Lagos State. The second suspect is Khalidur Rahman Mohammad Talukder, who reportedly lived in London, United Kingdom. Both individuals are now being sought by the anti-graft agency for their roles in the alleged fraud scheme.

According to the EFCC, the two foreign nationals are believed to have worked together or separately to deceive victims out of large sums of money. The commission stated that the crimes involved false pretenses, meaning the suspects lied or made fake promises to trick people. The EFCC’s official wanted notice was released by Dele Oyewale, the Head of Media and Publicity.

The EFCC has now called on the public to help find these men. Anyone with information about their whereabouts should contact the commission at its Lagos or Abuja offices or report to the nearest police station. Citizens are urged to provide any useful tips that could lead to the arrest of these wanted individuals.

This case shows how financial criminals often try to hide across international borders. The EFCC has promised to work with UK authorities to track down both suspects. Nigerians are urged to be careful with their money and avoid trusting anyone who makes suspicious promises. The hunt for Ogadinma Dominic Duru and Khalidur Rahman Mohammad Talukder is now active, and the public’s help could be key to catching them.