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A 55-year-old Nigerian man, Aremu Timothy Adegboyega, has been convicted by an Accra Circuit Court for smuggling over $100,000 worth of counterfeit CFA Francs into Ghana and will be deported to Nigeria.
Initially pleading not guilty, he later admitted his guilt and was charged with possessing forged notes and illegal entry. He was arrested at the Aflao border while riding as a motorcycle passenger with suspicious bundles of fake currency, Adegboyega confessed to knowingly transporting the forged notes from Togo into Ghana.
He claimed the fake money came from a Nigerian contact on behalf of a mafia figure in Côte d’Ivoire 🇨🇮. The court imposed fines and a potential prison term, while Ghanaian authorities emphasized the case as a warning against threats to national security.
A 55-year-old Nigerian man, Aremu Timothy Adegboyega, has been convicted by an Accra Circuit Court for smuggling over $100,000 worth of counterfeit CFA Francs into Ghana and will be deported to Nigeria.
Initially pleading not guilty, he later admitted his guilt and was charged with possessing forged notes and illegal entry. He was arrested at the Aflao border while riding as a motorcycle passenger with suspicious bundles of fake currency, Adegboyega confessed to knowingly transporting the forged notes from Togo into Ghana.
He claimed the fake money came from a Nigerian contact on behalf of a mafia figure in Côte d’Ivoire 🇨🇮. The court imposed fines and a potential prison term, while Ghanaian authorities emphasized the case as a warning against threats to national security.
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A 55-year-old 🇳🇬 Nigerian man, Aremu Timothy Adegboyega, has been convicted by an Accra Circuit Court for smuggling over $100,000 worth of counterfeit CFA Francs into Ghana 🇬🇭 and will be deported to Nigeria.
Initially pleading not guilty, he later admitted his guilt and was charged with possessing forged notes and illegal entry. He was arrested at the Aflao border while riding as a motorcycle passenger with suspicious bundles of fake currency, Adegboyega confessed to knowingly transporting the forged notes from Togo 🇹🇬 into Ghana.
He claimed the fake money came from a Nigerian contact on behalf of a mafia figure in Côte d’Ivoire 🇨🇮. The court imposed fines and a potential prison term, while Ghanaian authorities emphasized the case as a warning against threats to national security.
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