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How We Smuggle, Circulate Fake Nigerian Currencies ‎printed In Cameroon by DONSMITH123(m): 9:37am On Jul 23, 2015
A syndicate of international fraudsters who specialise in the production of fake Nigeria currencies ‎and circulating them within and around Borno state was recently arrested by the police in Maiduguri, the state capital.

According to one of the arrested fake currency kingpins in Borno, Adam Ajid, the counterfeits were produced in Cameroon and smuggled into Nigeria.

The suspect said a bundle of 100 notes of fake N1000 costs N11000 while he sells them to fraudsters at the cost of N16000.

Borno state police commissioner, Aderemi Opadokun, said the suspect and other fraudsters arrested at different occasions were nabbed after tip-off from informants.

“Borno state police has recently embarked on proactive measures of anti-crime patrol and intelligence gathering that paid off with the arrest of a notorious fake currency dealer in the person of one Adam Ajid who lives here in Fulatari Ward, Maiduguri, who is known for defrauding members of the public with fake currency.

Mr. Opadokun said the ‎arrested fraudster was found with N4.5 million worth of fake currency all in crispy N1000 notes.

“Following a tip off, our Special Anti Robbery Squad, personnel arrested the suspect on 14/07/2015 with bundles of one thousand naira notes in three different ‎serial numbers to the tune of N4, 515, 000.00k strongly suspected to be fake,” said the Borno CP.

Mr. Opadokun said the suspect’s supplier, who is alleged to be from Cameroun Republic, is being trailed.

Mr. Ajid said he became an agent for his suppliers after becoming bankrupt in his business due to the ongoing Boko Haram insurgency.

“I am an electronic merchant, buying wholesales from Alaba market and selling in Cameroon,” said the suspect. “It was when my business went down that I decided to join the business of fake money sales. I was introduced into it by one Mallam Abdullahi who is a Cameroonian that I knew during ‎my business trips to Cameroon. And since after then, he used to sell a bundle of N1000 note to me at the rate of N11,000 and I sell them to known fraudsters at the rate of N16,000″

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Re: How We Smuggle, Circulate Fake Nigerian Currencies ‎printed In Cameroon by Nobody: 9:38am On Jul 23, 2015
interesting...

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Re: How We Smuggle, Circulate Fake Nigerian Currencies ‎printed In Cameroon by Nobody: 9:38am On Jul 23, 2015
Everyday for the thieves..............
Re: How We Smuggle, Circulate Fake Nigerian Currencies ‎printed In Cameroon by DONSMITH123(m): 9:38am On Jul 23, 2015
modelmike7:
One day for the thieves..............

abi
Re: How We Smuggle, Circulate Fake Nigerian Currencies ‎printed In Cameroon by Nobody: 9:38am On Jul 23, 2015
angry
Re: How We Smuggle, Circulate Fake Nigerian Currencies ‎printed In Cameroon by temmy6996(m): 9:39am On Jul 23, 2015
That's serious
Re: How We Smuggle, Circulate Fake Nigerian Currencies ‎printed In Cameroon by Fabrolistic: 9:41am On Jul 23, 2015
Really?
Re: How We Smuggle, Circulate Fake Nigerian Currencies ‎printed In Cameroon by realtestament(m): 9:44am On Jul 23, 2015
All dis criminals angry

Re: How We Smuggle, Circulate Fake Nigerian Currencies ‎printed In Cameroon by DONSMITH123(m): 9:45am On Jul 23, 2015
realtestament:
All dis criminals angry

Re: How We Smuggle, Circulate Fake Nigerian Currencies ‎printed In Cameroon by Omotayor123(f): 9:50am On Jul 23, 2015
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Re: How We Smuggle, Circulate Fake Nigerian Currencies ‎printed In Cameroon by RichDad1(m): 9:56am On Jul 23, 2015
DONSMITH123:
A syndicate of international fraudsters who specialise in the production of fake Nigeria currencies ‎and circulating them within and around Borno state was recently arrested by the police in Maiduguri, the state capital.

According to one of the arrested fake currency kingpins in Borno, Adam Ajid, the counterfeits were produced in Cameroon and smuggled into Nigeria.

The suspect said a bundle of 100 notes of fake N1000 costs N11000 while he sells them to fraudsters at the cost of N16000.

Borno state police commissioner, Aderemi Opadokun, said the suspect and other fraudsters arrested at different occasions were nabbed after tip-off from informants.

“Borno state police has recently embarked on proactive measures of anti-crime patrol and intelligence gathering that paid off with the arrest of a notorious fake currency dealer in the person of one Adam Ajid who lives here in Fulatari Ward, Maiduguri, who is known for defrauding members of the public with fake currency.

Mr. Opadokun said the ‎arrested fraudster was found with N4.5 million worth of fake currency all in crispy N1000 notes.

“Following a tip off, our Special Anti Robbery Squad, personnel arrested the suspect on 14/07/2015 with bundles of one thousand naira notes in three different ‎serial numbers to the tune of N4, 515, 000.00k strongly suspected to be fake,” said the Borno CP.

Mr. Opadokun said the suspect’s supplier, who is alleged to be from Cameroun Republic, is being trailed.

Mr. Ajid said he became an agent for his suppliers after becoming bankrupt in his business due to the ongoing Boko Haram insurgency.

I am an electronic merchant, buying wholesales from Alaba market and selling in Cameroon,” said the suspect. “It was when my business went down that I decided to join the business of fake money sales. I was introduced into it by one Mallam Abdullahi who is a Cameroonian that I knew during ‎my business trips to Cameroon. And since after then, he used to sell a bundle of N1000 note to me at the rate of N11,000 and I sell them to known fraudsters at the rate of N16,000″

http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/187121-how-we-smuggle-circulate-fake-nigerian-currencies-%e2%80%8eprinted-in-cameroon.html
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Re: How We Smuggle, Circulate Fake Nigerian Currencies ‎printed In Cameroon by hrhobi1(m): 9:58am On Jul 23, 2015
I need this money to service some runs girls.
Re: How We Smuggle, Circulate Fake Nigerian Currencies ‎printed In Cameroon by DONSMITH123(m): 10:08am On Jul 23, 2015
hrhobi1:
I need this money to service some runs girls.
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hrhobi1:
I need this money to service some runs girls.
Re: How We Smuggle, Circulate Fake Nigerian Currencies ‎printed In Cameroon by Nobody: 10:11am On Jul 23, 2015
fakers everywhere! Even in Aso rock!
Re: How We Smuggle, Circulate Fake Nigerian Currencies ‎printed In Cameroon by DONSMITH123(m): 10:41am On Jul 23, 2015
jcmaiah:
fakers everywhere! Even in Aso rock!
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jcmaiah:
fakers everywhere! Even in Aso rock!
Re: How We Smuggle, Circulate Fake Nigerian Currencies ‎printed In Cameroon by oluwaSmith1(f): 3:57pm On Jul 23, 2015
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