EFCC Declares Emeka Johnson Iheanacho Wanted Over Fund Conversion

EFCC Declares Emeka Johnson Iheanacho Wanted Over Fund Conversion


The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has officially declared a foreign national and two Nigerian accomplices wanted over high-level financial crimes, including criminal breach of trust and obtaining massive sums of money under false pretence. 

The multi-jurisdictional financial crime alert was made public in two separate official statements released on Tuesday, June 2, 2026, by the Head of Media and Publicity for the EFCC, Dele Oyewale, urging the general public to assist law enforcement agencies with concrete intelligence regarding their current whereabouts.

In the first public bounty notice, the anti-graft agency flagged 48-year-old Emeka Johnson Iheanacho, an indigene of Abia State whose last known residential address was traced to Ashford, Kent, in the United Kingdom, over the alleged criminal conversion of corporate funds. 


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In the secondary notice, the Commission declared 39-year-old Ogadima Dominic Duru, whose last corporate operational base was located at Lapal House, Lagos Island, alongside a foreign national identified as Khalidur Rahman Mohammad Talukder, whose last known address was registered at Mayfair Place, London, United Kingdom, wanted for a similar multi-million naira advance fee fraud scheme. 

The EFCC has directed anyone with vital logistical info to contact their zonal offices or call the tip-off lines at 08093322644.





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