A Nigerian man, Osagie Aigbonohan, was on Friday convicted by the Southwark Crown Court, United Kingdom over his involvement in a romance scam in which he conned several women out of thousands of pounds.
The victim reportedly made nine transfers into various accounts operated by the Nigerian under fake identities, with the money eventually being sent into a personal account held by Aigbonohan, which he used for everyday spending. He was arrested in July 2021 and a false driver’s license was found on him at the time. Also it was discovered that he had no legal right to be in the UK, having overstayed his visa from two years ago.
Same old story of Nigeria abroad involve in all kind of scam to survive ,same barbarity they brought to the south east ,set up militant group to forceful take over the south east using ethnic bigotry to deceive the public
E choke UK because of the small amount stolen from you through romance scam. How long have you been scaming Nigeria as a whole. Selfish people.
I am not surprised because no be 9ja again? That is why we can never be valued in the eyes of any country we too mumu
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