$6.3m fraud: Six Nigerians placed on FBI most-wanted list

The six suspects - Top: Uzuh, Olorunyomi, Ogunshakin; down: Okpoh, Benson, Kayode.

Photo: US Dept of the TreasurySix Nigerians have been placed on the most-wanted list of the Federal Bureau of Investigation for alleged Internet fraud that cost Americans $6.3m in losses.

The six Nigerians – Richard Uzuh, Micheal Olorunyomi, Alex Ogunshakin, Felix Okpoh, Abiola Kayode and Nnamdi Benson – were accused of perpetrating romance scams and Business Email Compromise otherwise known as BEC.

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