
A 34-year old man suspected to be working
for an international criminal organization
has been arrested with 108 Automated
Teller Machine debit cards.
Pascal Udeh was arrested at the Murtala
Muhammed International Airport, Lagos,
while he was attempting to board a Qatar
Airline flight to China.
The debit cards belong to five commercial
banks, the National Drug Law Enforcement
Agency said in a statement on Saturday.

Ahmadu Garba, the NDLEA Commander at
the Lagos airport, said the suspect was
arrested in connection with suspected
money laundering and was immediately
transferred to the Assets and Financial
Investigation Directorate of the Agency for
investigation.
According to the agency, First City
Monument Bank had the highest number of
cards with 58; Stanbic IBTC Bank had 23
cards; Zenith Bank, 19; Fidelity Bank, 6; and
Diamond Bank, 2.
Victoria Egbase, the Director of Assets and
Financial Investigation, said the Agency had
established a prima facie case of financial
crime against the suspect and that the
Chairman had ordered the transfer of the
case to the Economic and Financial Crimes
Commission for further investigation.

The NDLEA quoted the suspect as saying
that he was asked to take the cards to China.
“I am not the owner of the cards,” said Mr.
Udeh.
“I was told to take them to China and that
somebody will collect them from me when I
get there. I have a shop where I sell clothes
at Onitsha main market.
“I am also a 300-level student of Nnamdi
Azikiwe University Awka, Anambra State
studying History and International
Relations. I never knew it would lead to my
arrest.”.
The suspect hails from Obibi in Orlu Local
Government Area of Imo State, the NDLEA
said.
Ahmadu Giade, the NDLEA Chairman, said
the case should be transferred to the EFCC.
“This is a suspected money laundering case
involving cash transfer with debit cards,”
said Mr. Giade.
“The EFCC will carry out further
investigation on the case. We must continue
to work together as a united force against
criminal syndicates.”
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