The Lagos State Police Command has declared two men, Tomiloye Sunday and Oloyede Olowoyo, wanted over an alleged fraud involving N115 million.
The suspects were declared wanted by the State Criminal Investigation Department (SCID), Panti, Yaba, following allegations that they conspired with other individuals currently at large to obtain the money from a complainant under false pretences.
According to separate wanted notices issued by the Nigeria Police Force on Tuesday, Sunday is wanted over allegations of conspiracy, fraud, forgery, impersonation and obtaining money under false pretences.
The police alleged that Sunday, alongside other suspects, fraudulently obtained N115 million from the complainant by allegedly making false representations.
Olowoyo was also declared wanted over allegations bordering on conspiracy, obtaining money by false pretences and conduct likely to cause a breach of the peace. Police similarly alleged that he conspired with others at large in connection with the N115 million transaction.
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The police described Sunday, whose last known address was in Ikorodu, Lagos, as a short, medium-built Yoruba man with a round face, upturned nose, small mouth, thin lips and dark complexion. He was also said to be bald.
Olowoyo, whose last known address was given as No. 1, Commercial Avenue, Highway Barracks, Sabo, Lagos, was described as a heavy-built Yoruba man with a round face, long pointed nose, medium mouth, thick lips, prominent eyes and light complexion.
The Lagos State Police Command urged anyone with useful information about the whereabouts of either suspect to report to the nearest police station or the SCID office on Musiliu Smith Street, Panti, Yaba.
Members of the public can also reach the police on 07073457317.
The allegations remain claims by the police, and the suspects are presumed innocent unless proven guilty by a court of law.
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