The syndicate, which consists of about 50 people, still has 40 people at large. The theft was perpetrated through a system glitch linked to the fraudsters, in which the bank suffered a huge loss of more than N806, 208,000. The petitioner, who works in one of the new generation banks, made it known that a review of transactions involving the bank with Interswitch Nigeria Limited revealed that the bank was not reimbursed for the transactions conducted at ATM terminals.
He observed that while many of the transactions involved were failed transactions, the amounts involved were not reversed, and all the customers were seen to have withdrawn the cash amounting to the sum, on each day of the occasion it happened.
The EFCC has so far confiscated the following property from the suspects, who are all within the South-South zone, as proceeds of the crime : one uncompleted 59-room self-contained hostel; a twin bungalow in Oghara, Delta State; one uncompleted hotel project; one bungalow with a swimming pool in Ughelli; a bungalow in Agbaro; one Toyota Venza, 2010 model; two Toyota Solara cars, 2010 model; two Toyota Camry cars, 2010 model; and two Honda Accord cars, 2005 model.
The suspects will be arraigned in court as soon as investigations are completed.
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