PSFU, Taiwan mission unite in opposition to cross-border fraud


The Police Particular Fraud Unit (PSFU), Ikoyi, Lagos, has strengthened worldwide collaboration with the Taipei Commerce Workplace as a part of efforts to fight rising transnational {financial} crimes.

Commissioner of Police, CP Eloho Edwin Okpoziakpo, led the engagement with Taiwan’s Head of Mission, Andy Yih-Ping Liu, specializing in intelligence sharing, joint investigations, and coordinated methods to deal with fraud syndicates working throughout borders.

The assembly comes amid rising considerations over refined scams concentrating on overseas investments, together with Taiwan’s increasing enterprise pursuits.

Each events agreed to deepen cooperation by data trade, capability constructing, and mutual help in monitoring and prosecuting offenders.

CP Okpoziakpo confused that international partnerships are vital in disrupting worldwide fraud networks, noting that “no single jurisdiction can successfully deal with transnational crimes alone.”

The Taiwan envoy welcomed the initiative, pledging nearer collaboration with Nigerian authorities to curb fraud and shield respectable investments.