SEE FAKE CURRENCY SYNDICATE PARADED BY THE POLICE

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The Police in Osun State has paraded some suspected culprits for printing fake currency and duping unsuspecting members of the public. The syndicate were paraded, yesterday, by the Commissioner of Police at the police headquarters in Osogbo.

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