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Crime:Men Arrested In Kebbi Over Fake N17m Notes

Three persons have been arrested by the police in Kebbi state for being in possession of fake N17m notes.
 
The State Commissioner of Police, Ahmed Magaji Kontagora, said the suspects were arrested with the help of members of the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW) at Warrah Motor Park in Warrah area of the state. 
 
The suspects have been identified as Faruku Zubairu, Ibrahim Musa and Salisu Mohammed from Gungun Tawaye and Chupamini villages in Ngaski local government area of the state.

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