12/21/18

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Two persons have been intercepted carrying $2.8million cash at Akanu Ibiam International Airport, Enugu.
The men were arrested by the officials of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, Enugu Zone.
The suspects, identified as Ighoh Augustine and Ezekwe Emmanuel, claimed to be workers of Bankers Warehouse.
The EFCC said the two men concealed the cash in two suitcases, containing $1.4 million each.
According to a statement by the commission, they were arrested at the departure lounge of the airport on Thursday night while about to board an Arik Air flight to Lagos.
During interrogation, the suspects confessed that they have been in the business of conveying cash for “some notable banks”, for over six years and were in the process of doing same for Union Bank Plc, located at New Market, Onitsha, Anambra State, when they were caught.
The suspects further confessed that they had so far carried out such assignments, “four times this year”.
They will be charged to court soon, EFCC spokesman, Tony Orilade said.
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Gomair cargo plane

The Congolese aviation firm Gomair said its cargo plane which went missing on Thursday after delivering materials for an upcoming presidential election had crashed.
Gomair’s financial director, Jean de Dieu Gato Karekezi, said he did not yet have any information about casualties.
The firm lost contact the plane on Thursday evening as it was flying back to Kinshasa after delivering materials to Tshikapa, a city near the border with Angola.
It was not immediately clear how many people were on board. Air accidents are relatively frequent in Congo due to lax safety standards.
Karekezi said the plane had been rented by the national electoral commission (CENI) to deliver election materials.
A CENI spokeswoman said the agent who had taken the flight to Tshikapa had stayed there, but she did not provide any further information.
The incident follows a tumultuous week in Democratic Republic of Congo, which has seen the long-anticipated election postponed for a week due to logistical issues, clashes between protesters and police, and the deaths of over 100 people in fights between ethnic groups in the northwest.
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