Two Nigerian men were arrested on Friday, September 30th by a joint team of Delhi and Goa Police for cheating several people after befriending them on social networking sites.

The suspects identified as Chukwuma Collins, 35, and Nicodemus Obinn, 27, used to befriend people on Facebook and then ask for money to send "necessary items" to their family members in UK.

Police said that the two used to cook up stories about the poor conditions of their family members living in western countries and ask the victims to help them with money. After receiving the money they broke all contact with the victims. Both have been involved in several cases of fraud and an FIR was registered against them in Goa cyber crime cell.

Bridget Fernandes Rai, a victim made a complaint to Goa Police, claiming to have been cheated of around Rs 8 lakh by the duo. She said that she had befriended Collins on Facebook and after a few days of chatting he started calling her.

Rai told the police that Collins started referring to her as his sister and asked for Rs 8 lakh to transfer some money and jewellery through a courier to his relatives. He claimed that the courier was stuck in legal processes at the customs department in Goa and he needed to get it delivered quickly as his wife had expired.

Rai agreed to transfer the money to his account. As soon as the money was transferred, Collins disappeared. After some time, Bridget received a call from the custom department, which raised questions regarding the parcel she had sent, and realised that she was duped.

"A team from Goa Police approached us in Delhi after a technical surveillance pointed to role of some people operating from here. A joint team was formed to track the accused. The duo was arrested from Mahavir Enclave in south Delhi," said Ravindra Yadav, joint commissioner, crime.

Collins and Obinn confessed to their crime and disclosed that they had cheated several others in a similar way. Three laptops, seven data cards, 36 SIM cards and 26 mobile phones, three USB pen drives, were recovered from the duo.

During interrogation, the duo claimed that they had arrived in India five years ago for business and then started cheating people using different techniques. Both accused were produced in a Dwarka court and taken on a transit remand by Goa Police.

Source: Times of India

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which territory?,
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hungryboy:
which territory?,
Lalasticla, this thread should be left to rot here

Why e dey pain you nah ?
Guilty conscience abi

Lalasticlala

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FemiFaniKayode:



Why e dey pain you nah ?
Guilty conscience abi

Lalasticlala

oga you just learn d English?,
Guilty conscience say na my picture dey dia so?
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E no dey pay

Afriifa:
Biafra in Progress!

I dey tell you

hungryboy:
oga you just learn the English?,
Guilty conscience say na my picture dey dia so?
Go find work do leave hustling for frontpage,
E no dey pay

E pain omoo yheeebooo

FemiFaniKayode:


E pain moo yheeebooo

na dis kind thing we dey take sabi people were dey stay for village,
So anybody were no follow you clap on top your e fight topics na igbo now?,
Abi dem no teach you for school say Nigeria get over 200 tribes,
Igbo and Yoruba na just two of them

FemiFaniKayode:


I dey tell you

in one of my nigga's voice "e dey inside"

FemiFaniKayode:


I dey tell you

in one of my nigga's voice "e dey inside"

hungryboy:
na dis kind thing we dey take sabi people were dey stay for village,
So anybody were no follow you clap on top your e fight topics na igbo now?,
Abi dem no teach you for school say Nigeria get over 200 tribes,
Igbo and Yoruba na just two of them

I dey stay village you dey Malaysia and India dey do 419 and carry coco

Chukwuma Collins, 35, and
Nicodemus Obinn, 27. I came to check names and I was not disappointed.