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EXCLUSIVE: Nigerian Police List Out Charges For Corps Member, Nnamdi Emeh, Set To Arraign Him For Alleged Theft, Money Laundering

EXCLUSIVE: Nigerian Police List Out Charges For Corps Member, Nnamdi Emeh, Set To Arraign Him For Alleged Theft, Money Laundering
April 18, 2023

A source at the police headquarters had said the police were scared about the level of information at the disposal of Mr. Nnamdi Emeh.

 

The Nigeria Police Force, Anambra State command, which has been under public scrutiny over the detention of 26-year-old National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) member, Nnamdi Daniel Emeh, is finally set to arraign him for alleged theft, money laundering and other offences.

 

This came after SaharaReporters exclusively revealed that there was a grand plot at the force to kill Nnamdi Daniel Emeh while claiming that he was attempting to escape from his cell.

 

Top sources had told SaharaReporters in March that some police officers planned to gun down the whistle blower instead of arraigning him in court because of the “volume of information” at his disposal which could implicate several police personnel.

 

Highly placed sources within the police further informed SaharaReporters that the police authorities had concluded plans to transfer Nnamdi Emeh arrested in connection with the multiple cases of killings and organ harvesting by senior police officers he exposed to the Anambra State command for “further investigation.”

Emeh was recently declared wanted by the Nigeria Police Force on February 20, 2023 for allegedly impersonating an Assistant Superintendent of Police in Anambra State.

 

He was said to have been arrested in a joint operation by INTERPOL operatives in Benin Republic and Nigeria on Friday, March 3, 2023.

 

 

Emeh was arrested in connection with allegations of a case under investigation by the Force Headquarters in which top police officers in Anambra State Police Command were alleged to be involved in human organ trafficking, kidnapping and killing of suspects after extorting them.

 

It was reported that Emeh, an information technology (IT) expert, while serving as a tracker in the Anambra State Police Command, started impersonating senior officers of the Nigeria Police Force in Anambra State including an Assistant Superintendent of Police.

 

A source at the police headquarters had said the police were scared about the level of information at the disposal of Mr. Nnamdi Emeh.

However, according to court documents obtained by SaharaReporters on Tuesday, the Nigerian Police brought a total of 12 count charges against him for several conducts that were alleged to have violated several regulations and laws.

 

The court documents read in part: “That you Emeh Nnamdi Daniel 'm' of no. 12 Cepher Avenue GRA Awka, and Obiorah Onyedika Peter who has been previously arraigned in this honourable court in charge number FHC/AWK/C/14/2023,in the month January between Awkuzu and Onitsha in Anambra state, within the jurisdiction of this honourable court, while doing your NYSC primary assignment with Anti Kidnapping Squad (AKS)/Rapid Response Squad (RRS) of Anambra State Police command, did conspire to commit felony to wit: obtaining money under false pretenses. You thereby committed an offence punishable under section 8(a) of the Advanced Fee Fraud and other related other fraud related offences Act 2006.

 

“That you Emeh Nnamdi Daniel 'm' of no. 12 Cepher Avenue GRA Awka, and Obiorah Onyedika Peter who has been previously arraigned in this honourable court in charge number FHC/AWK/C/14/2023,on the same date, place and within the aforementioned judicial division did by false pretenses and with intent to defraud, fraudulently, dishonestly and electronically transferred N48,560,000(Forty eight million, five hundred and sixty thousand naira) the property of one Chibuike Ekwueme who you took advantage of having access to his mobile phones, an act which Fidelity Dank PLC honestly believed that you were the owner of the account number 5600407029,a representation you knew to be false and there was no truth in it. You hereby committed an offence punishable under section 1(1)(a)(c)(3) the advanced Fee Fraud and other related other fraud related offences Act 006."

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