Fahad Mohamed Nur: wanted by the FBI with a reward of $150,000 for stealing $5M from the children's meal program

The FBI added Fahad Mohamed Nur to its "Most Wanted Fraudsters" list, accusing him of having embezzled more than $5 million from the federal child nutrition program during the COVID-19 pandemic — money intended to feed children in Minnesota. According to the bureau, Nur owns a food supplier who submitted false invoices and laundered the funds. He has been a fugitive since 2022 and could be in Somalia. The news was advanced by Fox News on X and confirmed in fbi.gov.

Why is the FBI looking for him?

The official FBI poster describes Nur as an alleged participant in a massive fraud linked to Feeding Our Future, the NGO sponsor at the center of Minnesota's largest pandemic fraud case (~$250 million, according to the Department of Justice).

Nur was the principal of The Produce LLC, a food supplier that received more than $5 million in fraudulent funds from the Federal Child Nutrition Program. The FBI claims he submitted fictitious invoices for food he never delivered and kept the money obtained through those invoices.

• Wire fraud
• Conspiracy to commit money laundering
• Money laundering

The federal arrest warrant was issued on September 13, 2022 in the US District Court for the District of Minnesota (Minneapolis), according to the FBI profile. Nur has been on the run since 2022; Media such as CBS Minnesota cite the allegation that he left the US shortly after the FBI made the investigation public in January 2022.

Context: Feeding Our Future

The Feeding Our Future scheme is, according to federal prosecutors, the largest pandemic relief fraud in the country: dozens of defendants, hundreds of millions in school meal program funds and sponsors who allegedly inflated numbers of meals served. In May 2026, founder Aimee Bock was sentenced to more than 41 years in prison, according to FOX 9 and CBS Minnesota.

Nur is at least the second defendant in that scheme on the "Most Wanted Fraudsters" list, after Said Abdullahi Ereg, who turned himself in to the FBI at the Minneapolis-St. Paul after appearing on the list, according to FOX 9.

Identification data

According to the FBI poster (always consult the official sheet for updates):

• Name: Fahad Mohamed Nur
• Date of birth: May 1, 1984 (42 years in 2026)
• Place of birth: Somalia
• Citizenship: Naturalized American
• Sex: Male
• Build: ~6′0″ (1.83 m) · ~190 lb (86 kg) · bald · brown eyes
• Languages: English, Somali
• Alias: Nur Abdiwali Hassan, Abdiwali Nur Hassan, Fahad Nur, Fahad Mohammad Nur, Fohad Mohamed Nur, Fahad M. Nur, Fahad Nur Mahamed, Fahad Mohammed Nur

What to do if you have information

MARGENEZ publishes this file solely to inform the population. We are not a police authority nor do we receive complaints about fugitives.

1. Call the FBI: 1-800-CALL-FBI (1-800-225-5324)
2. Submit a tip online: tips.fbi.gov
3. Contact the FBI Minneapolis office, a US embassy or consulate if you are outside the country
4. Do not confront or try to stop the person; leave the action to the authorities

More profiles: Wanted by the FBI — with reward.

In summary

Who? Fahad Mohamed Nur, Minnesota businessman. Why? Alleged fraud of ~$5M to the children's meal program (Feeding Our Future / The Produce LLC). Reward? Up to $150,000 (FBI). Where? Fugitive since 2022; possibly Somalia. What to do? Inform the FBI — do not act on your own.

Update (July 8, 2026): File based on the announcement of the FBI, exclusive report by Fox News, broadcast on X and coverage of FOX 9, KSTP and CBS Minnesota.