Ayam week

I don't believe this story.

Insanely funny . .hahahahaha

Just imagine how this guy managed to loose all the money he make from pushing powder all around Asia countries

I don't believe this story at all.


First, if this is true, then is either the buyer stole this money from someone else or he is simply an ingrate ...

Doubts..

1. How can one purchase a land without verifying the C/O? And a land of this scale? Hellooooo?
2. How can one buy this kind of land without involving a lawyer?
3. How can police charge the case to a mere magistrate court? Are u kidding me?
4. How can one pay for a property without even siting it?
5. Why is the case not referred to EFCC
6. This is a fake story jor

aribisala0:

Weell I won't say he is stupid no one knows everything
so he has just paid school fees to update his knowledge in a new specialty.
if he is stupid he would not have made so much money in the first place.
So he must have some brains...............

hmmm......

aribisala0:

Weell I won't say he is stupid no one knows everything
so he has just paid school fees to update his knowledge in a new specialty.
if he is stupid he would not have made so much money in the first place.
So he must have some brains...............

hmmm......

pascal558:
the score is rising and with about 20youths confirmed dead with a mother also confirmed dead too after news reached her that her son have been killed!Eiye,jewries,aye and malphite have turned edostate to a cementry with the governor folding his hand!!We can't allow this to continue,PROTEST NOW AND SAVE LIVES!!

let those bastards kill themselves

ehispapa:



let those bastards kill themselves

You are nt sensitive atall,i pray death dont visit u or anyone nearby cos we all will die some day!!!I dont think you are seeing what am see, life is precious no matter who is involved

Manson1:
A US-based Nigerian businessman was dazed in Lagos, when land agents led him to the lagoon after the part-payment for 150 plots offered for N787.5 million.

Kennedy Chukwuemeka Nwabuoku told detectives led by DCP Abutu Yaro, at the Force Criminal Investigations and Intelligence Department (FCIID), Alagbon, how he had paid N577, 590, 792 in installments among other charges, plus another N18million for bush clearing in February, and how the agents were sending him pictures and videos of caterpillars in action at the purported site at Ifedele Agunbiade Village, Sangotedo, in Eti-Osa area of Lagos.
Nwabuoku told the police that he bought the unseen land with a foreign partner and had paid in fiduciary trust, sending monies on different occasions through his company, KenBouk Global Investment Ltd.

Identified as Emeka Okoronkwo and Michael Owolabi Alonge, the agents, according to Nwabuoku, had offered the land for sale at N5, 250, 000 per plot with Certificate of Occupancy (C of O).

CollegegistNG learnt that members of Nwabuoku’s family in Nigeria who wanted to see the site were told that the land was in an area bought by prominent Nigerians like former President Olusegun Obasanjo and Oba Riliwanu Akiolu, and it was cordoned off so that ordinary citizens could not gain access.

When he became suspicious, Nwabuoku sent the C of O to a friend to verify, and the friend found that no such land or location described in the document existed.

He decided to visit Nigeria and inspect the land for which he had paid the property agent, Okoronkwo, who was identified as owner of Kings Court Realtors at Plot 321A, Akin Ogunlewe Street, Victoria Island.

When he was quizzed by the police on November 8, 2017, Okoronkwo allegedly admitted that he collected N603, 000, 000 for 100 plots, agency fees and legal fees through transfers to Kings Court Realtors’ accounts in two banks.

Detectives found that Nwabuoku transferred the monies in the following order over a period: N229, 000, 000, N86, 000, 000, N120, 000, 000, N41, 300, 000, N11, 291, 000, and N90, 000, 000.
They also found that the C of O given to Nwabuoku is a fake one, and that Alonge who introduced him to Okoronkwo “masterminded the fraud”.

According to the detectives, fictitious persons were listed in the Deed of Assignment that the suspected fraudsters also gave to Nwabuoku.

When Nwabuoku arrived and insisted he must see the site before further payments, Alonge allegedly took him to a location far inside a wooded area that led to the lagoon with canoes going back and forth.

“Mr Michael Owolabi Alonge started pointing around and towards the lagoon, as if he was not sure where the land is anymore,” Nwabuoku stated in his petition to the police.

When Nwabuoku, who had been given no receipt, asked for a refund, he said that the suspects had threatened to kill him if he fails to keep quiet on the transaction.

Detectives have completed their investigation and the matter has been charged to court with Sgt Morufu Animashaun as police lawyer.

CollegegistNG learnt that Alonge is on the run.

There was an arrest warrant for Okoronkwo who allegedly received the payments, and he will appear in court on December 5.

The case is pending before Chief Magistrate (Mrs) Abimbola Komolafe of Magistrate Court 3, Igbosere, in Lagos.


Source:http://www.collegegist.com.ng/2017/11/fraudsters-reportedly-sell-lagos-lagoon.html?m=1

This is why the flat headed parasites call lagos no mans land to create confusion to perpetrate scams like this. It is the responsobility of the lagos state government to make policy to reduce the activities of this people forthwith and remove them from lagos through creation of database of these animals.lobatan.

It's good for him.....anyi na agwa ha ka aku ruo Uno


Dem no hear

Abeg shift, let me laugh

hopexter:

Do you have the C of O?

I am seriously searching for it o but I have that of Zuma rock already

hopexter:

Do you have the C of O?

I am seriously searching for it o but I have that of Zuma rock already

Manson1:
A US-based Nigerian businessman was dazed in Lagos, when land agents led him to the lagoon after the part-payment for 150 plots offered for N787.5 million.

Kennedy Chukwuemeka Nwabuoku told detectives led by DCP Abutu Yaro, at the Force Criminal Investigations and Intelligence Department (FCIID), Alagbon, how he had paid N577, 590, 792 in installments among other charges, plus another N18million for bush clearing in February, and how the agents were sending him pictures and videos of caterpillars in action at the purported site at Ifedele Agunbiade Village, Sangotedo, in Eti-Osa area of Lagos.
Nwabuoku told the police that he bought the unseen land with a foreign partner and had paid in fiduciary trust, sending monies on different occasions through his company, KenBouk Global Investment Ltd.

Identified as Emeka Okoronkwo and Michael Owolabi Alonge, the agents, according to Nwabuoku, had offered the land for sale at N5, 250, 000 per plot with Certificate of Occupancy (C of O).

CollegegistNG learnt that members of Nwabuoku’s family in Nigeria who wanted to see the site were told that the land was in an area bought by prominent Nigerians like former President Olusegun Obasanjo and Oba Riliwanu Akiolu, and it was cordoned off so that ordinary citizens could not gain access.

When he became suspicious, Nwabuoku sent the C of O to a friend to verify, and the friend found that no such land or location described in the document existed.

He decided to visit Nigeria and inspect the land for which he had paid the property agent, Okoronkwo, who was identified as owner of Kings Court Realtors at Plot 321A, Akin Ogunlewe Street, Victoria Island.

When he was quizzed by the police on November 8, 2017, Okoronkwo allegedly admitted that he collected N603, 000, 000 for 100 plots, agency fees and legal fees through transfers to Kings Court Realtors’ accounts in two banks.

Detectives found that Nwabuoku transferred the monies in the following order over a period: N229, 000, 000, N86, 000, 000, N120, 000, 000, N41, 300, 000, N11, 291, 000, and N90, 000, 000.
They also found that the C of O given to Nwabuoku is a fake one, and that Alonge who introduced him to Okoronkwo “masterminded the fraud”.

According to the detectives, fictitious persons were listed in the Deed of Assignment that the suspected fraudsters also gave to Nwabuoku.

When Nwabuoku arrived and insisted he must see the site before further payments, Alonge allegedly took him to a location far inside a wooded area that led to the lagoon with canoes going back and forth.

“Mr Michael Owolabi Alonge started pointing around and towards the lagoon, as if he was not sure where the land is anymore,” Nwabuoku stated in his petition to the police.

When Nwabuoku, who had been given no receipt, asked for a refund, he said that the suspects had threatened to kill him if he fails to keep quiet on the transaction.

Detectives have completed their investigation and the matter has been charged to court with Sgt Morufu Animashaun as police lawyer.

CollegegistNG learnt that Alonge is on the run.

There was an arrest warrant for Okoronkwo who allegedly received the payments, and he will appear in court on December 5.

The case is pending before Chief Magistrate (Mrs) Abimbola Komolafe of Magistrate Court 3, Igbosere, in Lagos.


Source:http://www.collegegist.com.ng/2017/11/fraudsters-reportedly-sell-lagos-lagoon.html?m=1

Even the sellers(agents) seems they were using juju.
With such huge amount of money, they couldnt take off. were they thinking they will continue fooling the maga forever?

gypsey:
I don't believe this story.

Eh u doubt it, Tell me why u doubt

Yes, the man that was duped did not do enough due deligence, however the FOOLS are the fraudsters not him.

What youths of today failed to realise is that some of our grandparents built wealth in trade based on TRUST only and nothing else.

In 60s up till late 70s, whitemen do send goods to Nigerians, they sell, make profit and send the money to a trade partner they most times have not met.

We can blame government all we want be we all should praise the man for still having trust in Nigerians and convince him as a people we are not all like this instead of calling him a FOOL.

If the guys have done a honest transaction with him, they get referals and will build a genuine business empire

We should see this as an oppourtunity lost. The business man may or may not get his money back but as a people we all have lost something imortant that is a critical ingredient for PROGRESS, TRUST.

I hope we all think deeply about this as a people.

pascal558:
You are nt sensitive atall,i pray death dont visit u or anyone nearby cos we all will die some day!!!I dont think you are seeing what am see, life is precious no matter who is involved

Where in Edo state?

pascal558:
the score is rising and with about 20youths confirmed dead with a mother also confirmed dead too after news reached her that her son have been killed!Eiye,jewries,aye and malphite have turned edostate to a cementry with the governor folding his hand!!We can't allow this to continue,PROTEST NOW AND SAVE LIVES!!

wetin u wan mek d governor do! No b dem go join cult? Who send them, abeg mek dem de blow themselves, i dey dance one corner 4 dis corner. Dem neva chi chumchin

Donreiy:



Where in Edo state?

Benin city,Egor to be precise sir

i rememberd some lautech guys sold their school senate buildingto oyinbo.....They were just sendin photosof the building

MrFly:
wetin u wan mek d governor do! No b dem go join cult? Who send them, abeg mek dem de blow themselves, i dey dance one corner 4 dis corner. Dem neva chi chumchin

life is precious bro no matter who is involved,these are humans dying nt animals!![b]The government took an oat to protect her citizens,so why are people dying un-noticed[/b]If there is a law to jail cultists for 10years this rubbish will stop,the state house of assembly can b of help in such scenario!!Do u knw a state in Nigeria already passed death penalty on cultists(though thats too extreme)

Benita27:
Let me just laugh.

The Nwabuoke of a man isn't street smart. Why pay for a land you haven't seen in a country like Nigeria?...You'd still have to ask questions before paying after site seeing the plots you want.

True. Money miss road. He was lucky he wasn't kidnapped and killed to close everything. So risky and stupid a transaction. Haba.

Well, it serves him right.

Some will ask why.

Well, he should have seen what he is paying for.

He should have as well involve a member of his family. B4 any payment, the person should see and verify, there is no how ur family will chop all ur money like that.

Can I say the man is dumb? I mean first of all who buys land that he/she hasn't seen physically?
Phew!! I cant say that serves him right, but shame on him for acting a so dumb.

Smh!

xoxo001:
Right now anything goes in Nigeria. Money must be made, I am working presently on selling Nigeria if you are interested lemme know

I am interested but don't give me fake C of O.

i doubt the buyer's identity. how can an igbo pay such an amount without seeing the land or even sending his people to see the land. Next time, travel down to Nigeria to check out the so called land and make an enquiry before paying.

Igbo nigga carrying out a biz transaction like an Afonja

Funny how yhu guyz ar blaming d victim.
Typical Nigerians.

What happens to trust?

Jxt in case yhu don't knw, some of dese thinz aint ordinary. Yhu all jxt don't knw how far some of dese wicked, miscreants can go to defraud innocent people of their money.

Jxt pray yhu don't fall victim

Tuljaking:
Why go into fraud hard work pays




I pay $1 For a minute job
Check my profile

Biko I'm interested ,how e go be