Allegations of Multi-Million Naira Fraud

The Nigeria Police Force has declared two men, Oloyode Joshua Olowoyo and Tomiloye Micheal Sunday, wanted over their alleged involvement in a N115 million fraud case in Lagos. The two suspects were declared wanted in separate Special Police Gazette Bulletins issued by the authority of the Inspector-General of Police and signed for the State Criminal Investigation Department (SCID), Panti-Yaba, Lagos.

According to the police, Oloyode Joshua Olowoyo is wanted in connection with allegations of conspiracy, obtaining money by false pretence, and conduct likely to cause a breach of the peace. The authorities alleged that Olowoyo conspired with other persons still at large to fraudulently obtain N115 million under the pretence of the complainant.

Identification of Oloyode Joshua Olowoyo

The police bulletin listed Olowoyo's last known address as No. 1, Commercial Avenue, Highway Barracks, Sabo, Lagos State. He is described as a Yoruba male with a heavy build, round face, long and pointed nose, medium mouth, thick lips, and prominent eyes.

Other identifying features include a light complexion, round chin, high forehead, and a small head. Law enforcement officials are seeking his whereabouts to address the charges stemming from the multi-million naira financial conspiracy and potential breach of peace.

Identification of Tomiloye Micheal Sunday

Similarly, Tomiloye Micheal Sunday was declared wanted over allegations of conspiracy, fraud, forgery, impersonation, and obtaining money. The police stated that Sunday was also allegedly involved with others at large in fraudulently obtaining N115 million under the same circumstances as his co-accused.

His last known address was given as Ikorodu, Lagos. The police described Sunday as a Yoruba male, short in height, with a medium build, round face, and an upturned nose. Further descriptions include a small mouth, thin lips, dark complexion, round chin, bald head, large head, and a wrinkled forehead. The bulletin also noted visible marks described as "rough" on his person.

Public Appeal for Information

The police urged members of the public with information on the whereabouts of either suspect to arrest and hand them over to the nearest police station or immediately contact the Office of the Deputy Commissioner of Police, SCID, Musiliu Smith Street, Panti-Yaba, Lagos State.

The police provided the telephone number 07073457317 for anyone possessing information that could lead to the apprehension of the suspects. The notices were issued under CR: 3000/LSX/SET 3/VOL. 4/106 and printed at the Central Criminal Registry, Force C.I.I.D. Publication, Lagos.