EFCC to summon suspected fraudster for $267,000 trick
Press explanation from EFCC
A suspected web fraudster, Akintunde Vincent Abiodun, has been tested by agents of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, for purportedly duping a New Zealand lady the entirety of $267,000 (Two Hundred and Sixty Seven Thousand New Zealand Dollars Only). Akintunde, a 37-year-old HND holder from Federal Polytechnic Auchi, Edo State, is said to have duped the casualty of the said sum by guaranteeing to be Christopher Williams from United Kingdom.
As indicated by the complainant, she met Akintunde in a dating website on the web and purportedly experienced passionate feelings for him. She said Akintunde began gathering cash from her after he guaranteed to be in control of gemstone worth $18,050,000 (Eighteen Million and Fifty Thousand Dollars ), which he purportedly acquired from his dad. She further said, Akintunde duped her into trusting that he was coming to New Zealand to settle down with her.
She charged that the cash she sent to the suspect were gotten in Malaysia and Nigeria by persons bearing Norisha, Jalan Klan, and Mohammed Haizam Bin Fauzin. Every one of them guaranteed to be companions of Akintunde. The suspect will be charged in court when examination is finished.
EFCC Media and Publicity
A suspected web fraudster, Akintunde Vincent Abiodun, has been tested by agents of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, for purportedly duping a New Zealand lady the entirety of $267,000 (Two Hundred and Sixty Seven Thousand New Zealand Dollars Only). Akintunde, a 37-year-old HND holder from Federal Polytechnic Auchi, Edo State, is said to have duped the casualty of the said sum by guaranteeing to be Christopher Williams from United Kingdom.
As indicated by the complainant, she met Akintunde in a dating website on the web and purportedly experienced passionate feelings for him. She said Akintunde began gathering cash from her after he guaranteed to be in control of gemstone worth $18,050,000 (Eighteen Million and Fifty Thousand Dollars ), which he purportedly acquired from his dad. She further said, Akintunde duped her into trusting that he was coming to New Zealand to settle down with her.
She charged that the cash she sent to the suspect were gotten in Malaysia and Nigeria by persons bearing Norisha, Jalan Klan, and Mohammed Haizam Bin Fauzin. Every one of them guaranteed to be companions of Akintunde. The suspect will be charged in court when examination is finished.
EFCC Media and Publicity
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