Two girls reportedly lost the sum of N418,000 to a 22-year old suspected facebook fraudster, David Maduabuchi in Okpoko, near Onitsha, Anambra state.
The Nation gathered that the victims had stolen the said sums at different times from their parents after being swindled by the suspect. The police spokesperson, Haruna Mohammed who confirmed the incident on Wednesday, said the suspect has been arrested. “Suspect specializes on swindling vulnerable youngsters particularly teenage girls on Facebook and hoodwink them into stealing from their parents and guardian for him.
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