Nigeria's EFCC Arrests Three Over Alleged Fake University Claiming Q-Net Ties
Nigeria's Economic and Financial Crimes Commission said it arrested Olaniyan Joshua, Oyetunde Julius Akano and Victor Oluwale in Abuja on May 1, 2025, over an alleged scheme run under the name Mighty Infinity Millionaire Limited, whose operators claimed to represent Q-Net.
According to the commission, the suspects ran an unaccredited university offering bachelor's degrees and falsely claimed an affiliation with Quest International University in Malaysia. Students allegedly paid 1.2 million to 1.3 million naira each, and the suspects are believed to have collected hundreds of millions of naira.
Q-Net denied any affiliation with the suspects. The arrests follow the commission's March 24 raid on a so-called Q-Net University in Gwagwalada, in which 133 people were arrested.
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