June 2, 2015

Police uncover fake currency factory in Ibadan

                           Oyo State Commissioner of Police, Muhammed Katsina (right) and some officers of the state command at the fake currency factory.
The Oyo State Police Command has discovered a place in a remote village of Ibadan, where thousands of fake pounds, euros, dollars and other foreign currencies were being produced.
The Commissioner of Police in the state, Mohammed Katsina, said that the discovery was made by the command’s ambush squad in a village called Ojoku in Badeku, Ona-Ara Local Government Area of the state. The police described the area as fast transforming to an abode for criminals, having earlier served as a kidnappers’ den. Apart from being a fake currency factory, the place also served as a shrine where several criminal activities were perpetrated.

There are two houses in the compound with at least six rooms adorned with various statues to give the impression that the place is being used as a shrine. The walls were decorated with the group’s description of gods to scare victims.

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