“Working with our federal partners, USCIS helped apprehend a Nigerian alien charged with visa fraud and theft of more than $300,000 when he came to our Houston office,” it said.
Mr Nantomah spent victims’ money cultivating his false online persona, buying an honorary doctorate for himself and his wife, and paying celebrities to attend his conferences.
Mr Emele, who was called to the Bar in 2010, was disbarred for professional misconduct, including dishonesty and fraudulently diverting clients’ funds for personal use.
Mr Akinlabi said that the exercises were conducted in commitment to improving passport service delivery.
Mr Oduntan, who was called to the Bar in 2002, was charged with six counts of professional misconduct, including failing to disclose his past criminal convictions.
Ginikanwa Okedi was indefinitely suspended for mishandling client money or trust accounts, dishonest behaviour, fraud, and misrepresentation.
U.S. authorities charged two Nigerians, Helen Sayen Adams and Joshua Nmelichukwu Akpom, and 14 other foreign nationals for illegal voting and related election fraud.
“On August 27, 2026, Akinfe was observed removing at least 10 Random-Access Memory (RAM) modules from USCIS laptops without authorisation,” the U.S. Attorney’s Office said.
In addition, Ms Anagho and her co-conspirators paid illegal kickbacks to owners of numerous area sober homes for patients who were referred to her clinic, the DOJ said.
Manchester Magistrates Court sentenced Mr Odutola, 36, to 44 weeks in prison on Monday after he pleaded guilty to outraging public decency and breaching a suspended sentence order.
