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Nigeria extradites wanted Chinese gang leader in joint Interpol operation

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LAGOS, Aug 24 (Reuters) – Nigeria has extradited a fugitive Chinese gang leader wanted over violent crimes in China following a joint police operation coordinated through Interpol, Nigerian police said on Sunday.

The man, named as Dai Qisheng, was arrested in Abuja on August 8 and handed over to Chinese authorities a week later under a police-to-police cooperation framework, police said in a statement.

According to the statement, he fled China in 2024 to evade arrest in the southwestern province of Guizhou.

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