BREAKING; INTERPOL declares 14 Nigerians wanted (see full list)

BREAKING; INTERPOL declares 14 Nigerians wanted (see full list)

Red Notices has been issued for 14 Nigerians who have been accused of serious criminal activities, including human trafficking, drug smuggling, robbery, and forgery by the International Criminal Police Organization (INTERPOL).

These notices, posted on Interpol’s website, call for the apprehension of these individuals, who are wanted by authorities in various countries.

Among those listed are:
Felix Omoregie, sought by Belgium for leading a criminal group exploiting minors for prostitution.
Jessica Edosomwan, wanted by France for running a human trafficking network and laundering the proceeds.
Uche Egbue, pursued by Argentina for involvement in drug trafficking.
Jude Uzoma, sought by Brazil for the same offense.
Chinedu Ezeunara, wanted in Uruguay for drug trafficking.
Benedict Okoro, accused of organized crime in Nicaragua.
In Angola, Ikechukwu Obidiozor, Akachi Vitus, and Alachi Stanley are wanted for kidnapping, robbery, and illegal possession of firearms. Mary Eze is wanted in Denmark for human trafficking, while Bouhari Salif is targeted by China for drug smuggling.

Timloh Nkem is sought by Canadian authorities for sexual assault and failure to comply with legal obligations, and Austine Costa and Okromi Festus are both wanted in India for criminal conspiracy, forgery, and possession of counterfeit documents.

Interpol’s Red Notices serve as alerts to law enforcement agencies worldwide, urging them to locate and provisionally detain suspects pending further legal actions, such as extradition.

However, these notices are not international arrest warrants; individual countries must decide whether to act on them based on their domestic laws.

Interpol has urged the public to assist by reporting any information regarding the fugitives to local authorities.