HOW AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL ABUJA AGREED TO REFUND OVER $760, 000 FRON MONEY PAID BY EX- GOV. YAHAYA BELLO FOR CHILDREN'S TUITION. (PHOTO).

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 How American International School Abuja Agreed To Refund Over $760,000 From Money Paid By Kogi Ex-Gov Yahaya Bello For Children’s Tuition The American International School Abuja agreed to refund $760,910.84 paid for children’s tuition in advance by the former Kogi State governor, Yahaya Bello, as revealed in a letter sent by the school to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission. In December 2023, SaharaReporters exclusively reported the EFCC had seized $760,910.84 from the money that Bello paid to American International School, Abuja, as prepaid school fees for four children until graduation, over alleged money laundering. The anti-graft agency had contacted the school requesting a refund of the money believed to have been proceeds of corruption. In a reply letter from the school marked as exhibit H, it requested the EFCC to furnish it with an official written request to the effect and to also forward the commission's bank details for a refund. The reply letter seen by Sahara
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ALLEGED N40,000 MOBILE BANKING EXTORTION IN MAROKO, LAGOS: OFFICER INVOLVED APPREHENDED, INVESTIGATION ONGOING.{PHOTO}.

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    The PCRRU has initiated investigation following a viral social media post where a citizen named Dapo (other name unknown) alleged that he was arrested by some police officers and taken to Maroko Police Station, Lagos State where N40,000.00 was allegedly extorted from him via mobile banking platform before he was released.
The complaint was registered at about 5:12pm of 23rd November, 2017 and tracking number #PCRRU600772 was issued. A preliminary PCRRU investigation reveals that an Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP) name withheld attached to Maroko Police Division in Lagos State while on Anti-crime patrol duty with two others intercepted the author of the viral post and took him to Maroko Police Station. The ASP is the uniform man in the picture but the bank account number and name in the viral post is not that of the said ASP. However, effort is being made to identify the actual owner of the said bank account.

Detailed investigation is in progress as the officer has been handed over to the Lagos State command X-Squad at State Headquarters, Ikeja as directed by the Commissioner of Police, Lagos State, Ag. CP Imohimi Edgal. The outcome of the investigation would be made public. The said ‘Dapo’ is advised to contact the PCRRU via any of our contacts below or the Lagos State Police Command X-Squad.
The General Public is assured that Nigeria Police Force under the leadership of the Inspector-General of Police, IGP Ibrahim K. Idris NPM, mni will ensure that any police officer found culpable in any proven case of professional misconduct will be sanctioned according to laid down regulations.
BAIL IS FREE, PCRRU SAYS NO TO IMPUNITY.
ACP ABAYOMI SHOGUNLE
ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER OF POLICE,
PUBLIC COMPLAINT RAPID RESPONSE UNIT (PCRRU),
NIGERIA POLICE FORCE,
FORCE HEADQUARTERS,
ABUJA.
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