It was further gathered that Naomi met Uziewe, who is still at large, in Atlanta Georgia United States of America sometimes in 2016, who allegedly introduced her into the foreign exchange scam.
The source said Naomi had since confessed that she and her husband operates two firms namely: Marhoni General Services Limited and Multaid Plus Limited through which they received money from the American based Uziewe, who allegedly owns Global Investment network.
She was also alleged to have confirmed to the operatives that she has been receiving dollars with instructions to pay the naira equivalent into accounts provided by the said America based fraud suspect.
The operative also claimed that the anti-graft agency have evidence that each time Naomi receive the dollars, she makes over the counter withdrawals disregarding the requisite due process which demands that such transactions should go through the regular bank transfer system and sell them to Bureau de Change operators for naira equivalents.
The source further alleged that her husband, Rowly Isioro, a banker with over 22 years of experience also confessed that he was aware that someone his wife met in United States of America used to send her dollars.
The banker was also alleged to have said that his wife disburses the naira equivalent to various accounts on the instruction of the person in America.
It was also learnt that Rowly was relieved of his appointment with the bank as a result of his involvement and complicity in the money laundering fraud
According to the anti-graft agency the couple have been charged to court and would be arraigned soon.
