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Three arraigned in Abuja over alleged $100,000 auto-parts fraud

Source: Punch Nigeria · 24 Sep 2026, 17:37 UTC
Three arraigned in Abuja over alleged $100,000 auto-parts fraud
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The Nigeria Police Force has taken three suspects before a Federal High Court in Abuja over an alleged fraud involving $100,000 and auto spare parts. The suspects were arraigned in connection with the case, Punch Nigeria reports.

The Nigeria Police Force has arraigned three suspects before a Federal High Court in Abuja over an alleged $100,000 fraud involving auto spare parts, Punch Nigeria reports. The suspects were brought before the court in connection with allegations concerning the money and the auto-parts transaction. The available source material does not identify the defendants, the complainant or the specific charges filed against them.

It also does not state how the alleged fraud was carried out, when the transaction took place or whether the auto spare parts were delivered. The case remains an allegation before the court. The source material does not indicate the pleas entered by the suspects, whether bail was requested or granted, or when the matter will next be heard.

Punch Nigeria’s report provides no further details about the police investigation or the evidence presented at the arraignment.

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