A federal court in Abuja has granted bail to 109 foreign nationals accused of cybercrimes and threats to Nigeria's national security. The bail amount was set at 1 billion naira, and each accused must provide five guarantors with property valued at 200 million naira. The accused, citizens of China, Indonesia, Vietnam, the Philippines, and other countries, were arrested in Abuja for cybercrimes and illegal residence in Nigeria.
11/30/2024 2:16:59 PM (GMT+1)
A federal court in Abuja granted bail to 109 foreign nationals accused of cybercrimes in the amount of 1 billion naira, with guarantors worth 200 million each 💰
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