The [Airport Police Command](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Airport_Police_Command_(Nigeria)) arraigned 47‑year‑old Mark Agbor on accusations of impersonating a military aircraft owner and unlawfully entering restricted airport areas. Agbor, who works for Pathfinders International Limited, was transferred to the command’s International Division by the Provost Investigation Unit of the [Nigerian Air Force](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nigerian_Air_Force) for further investigation.
**When did the alleged fraud occur?**
On 7 October 2026, Agbor allegedly uploaded a video to social media presenting himself as the proprietor of two combat helicopters and offering one of the aircraft for sale to prospective buyers.
**What legal action was taken?**
Following the investigation, a court of competent jurisdiction arraigned the suspect, and the matter was postponed to 18 November 2026 for further hearing.
**Official response:**
Commissioner of Police, Airport Police Command, CP Ogunbode Olufunke said, “Such conduct poses serious security risks and could jeopardise the operations of security agencies.” She praised the collaborative effort between the Airport Police Command and the Nigerian Air Force that led to the swift arraignment, and urged airport‑based companies to tighten employee vetting procedures to prevent similar breaches.
The command reiterated its commitment to professionalism, inter‑agency collaboration, and the safeguarding of lives and critical national infrastructure, while calling on the public to stay vigilant and support airport security initiatives.