emkz:
A Nigerian based in Canada, Kayode Stephen, has been accused of defrauding several people of millions of naira under the pretext of getting them certificates of sponsorship for care jobs in the United Kingdom.



https://punchng.com/jobseekers-eyeing-care-jobs-abroad-lose-millions-to-canada-based-nigerian/

emkz:


How do you even pay someone such money without a contract stating his Social Insurance Number (SIN) or company registeration number for easy tracking and legal protection?

Many people in the UK and Canada prey on Nigerians and dupe many of them by selling bogus sponsorships to them.

If you want to relocate and have no skill, learn the skill first. Skills like plumbing, carpentry and masonry are well sought after. It is people who have no skill who rush after easy jobs like care jobs and social work.

Please, avoid immigration promos from Nigerians in Nigeria or abroad. Many of them are out to scam you. To identify a scam, propose to pay them over the course of a year after you relocate.

They'd most likely not agree. That is the red flag you need.

emkz:


How do you even pay someone such money without a contract stating his Social Insurance Number (SIN) or company registeration number for easy tracking and legal protection?

Many people in the UK and Canada prey on Nigerians and dupe many of them by selling bogus sponsorships to them.

If you want to relocate and have no skill, learn the skill first. Skills like plumbing, carpentry and masonry are well sought after. It is people who have no skill who rush after easy jobs like care jobs and social work.

Please, avoid immigration promos from Nigerians in Nigeria or abroad. Many of them are out to scam you. To identify a scam, propose to pay them over the course of a year after you relocate.

They'd most likely not agree. That is the red flag you need.

bouncin04:
I keep wondering why the desperation when 100 years from now we don die go .

emkz:
A Nigerian based in Canada, Kayode Stephen, has been accused of defrauding several people of millions of naira under the pretext of getting them certificates of sponsorship for care jobs in the United Kingdom.



https://punchng.com/jobseekers-eyeing-care-jobs-abroad-lose-millions-to-canada-based-nigerian/

emkz:


How do you even pay someone such money without a contract stating his Social Insurance Number (SIN) or company registeration number for easy tracking and legal protection?

Many people in the UK and Canada prey on Nigerians and dupe many of them by selling bogus sponsorships to them.

If you want to relocate and have no skill, learn the skill first. Skills like plumbing, carpentry and masonry are well sought after. It is people who have no skill who rush after easy jobs like care jobs and social work.

Please, avoid immigration promos from Nigerians in Nigeria or abroad. Many of them are out to scam you. To identify a scam, propose to pay them over the course of a year after you relocate.

They'd most likely not agree. That is the red flag you need.

emkz:


How do you even pay someone such money without a contract stating his Social Insurance Number (SIN) or company registeration number for easy tracking and legal protection?

Many people in the UK and Canada prey on Nigerians and dupe many of them by selling bogus sponsorships to them.

If you want to relocate and have no skill, learn the skill first. Skills like plumbing, carpentry and masonry are well sought after. It is people who have no skill who rush after easy jobs like care jobs and social work.

Please, avoid immigration promos from Nigerians in Nigeria or abroad. Many of them are out to scam you. To identify a scam, propose to pay them over the course of a year after you relocate.

They'd most likely not agree. That is the red flag you need.

DavidEsq:

What's the security of getting your payment if u agree to such term? If u aren't practicable with an answer, I will take it that I was right.

bouncin04:
I keep wondering why the desperation when 100 years from now we don die go .

Goodlady:
Hm. This thing na baD news o.
They duped a lot of people last year. The matter come complicated that many can't call police in overseas cos those ones ll overdo investigation to the extent that after nabbing the job fraudsters, they ll come for those that patronize then with possible visa bans. It's a sad tale with regrets & pains.
Some of those Nigerian big boys that usually come & blow pounds or dollars to naira in December are in this scheme. But thunder ll keep locating them one after the other. Imagine person wey sell house or properties, raised N10m for japa only to jump into hands if fraudsters that ll take him/her back to Sapaland!
It's pathetic! May we not be unfortunate, amen!

maasoap:


Rat poison straight!! Na so cotenant of my cousin ran mad that year after selling his businesses and house under construction plus his savings and everything, only to fall into the hands of fraudsters. He maddened one time, big time. Na ropes other tenants used to tie him before calling his family to come and carry him back to their hometown.

Namaster:

NEVER trust a Nigerian when it comes to money. Even said Nigerian currently lives in heaven.

AdelokikiMr:
I almost got in a mess by this same cos for referring a friend to a friend in the uk not knowing my friend in the uk was also communicating with a scammer( Nigeria) that claims he has a company and issues COS...I'm glad we sorted the whole thing out as friends and later raise back the money, Over 6m naira...Its so sad that you can easily get scammed by your so called country man..

emkz:


How do you even pay someone such money without a contract stating his Social Insurance Number (SIN) or company registeration number for easy tracking and legal protection?

Many people in the UK and Canada prey on Nigerians and dupe many of them by selling bogus sponsorships to them.

If you want to relocate and have no skill, learn the skill first. Skills like plumbing, carpentry and masonry are well sought after. It is people who have no skill who rush after easy jobs like care jobs and social work.

Please, avoid immigration promos from Nigerians in Nigeria or abroad. Many of them are out to scam you. To identify a scam, propose to pay them over the course of a year after you relocate.

They'd most likely not agree. That is the red flag you need.

0LA0LUWA23:
Good Afternoon, well-meaning Nigerians,

My name is Olaoluwa. I am 32 and an O-Level holder. I had a car accident last year, lost my job, and became jobless for months.

Please help me; I am seriously hungry. The last time I ate was Thursday evening, and it was my remaining garri that I drank. I have not eaten any other food since Thursday evening other than the water that I have been drinking to gain some strength. I can no longer endure the hunger; my body is starting to shake. Please, my people, I am really sorry for begging, but it is just that I am starving to death. Please, someone should help me with something to eat, no matter the amount. I don't mind. I will always appreciate you. I am starving. I know things are very hard these days. Anything you have to spare, I would really appreciate.

I live at No. 31, Osuolale Street, Alubarika Town, Bode Olude, Abeokuta, Ogun State.

If you live near me, please invite me for lunch; I am dying of hunger. May you never lack the good things in life. Please have mercy on me and help me.

My phone number is 0 9 0 6 6 0 4 0 6 5 2

Please help me with any amount; #600 will do a lot for me at this time.

My bank details are:

Access Bank PLC
0 0 2 4 8 6 9 3 2 3
My name is Olaoluwa


I want to sell my Vivo V3.

Price: 20k
Location: Abeokuta
Contact: 0 9 0 6 6 0 4 0 6 5 2

Please buy my phone. I need to buy food. I am beginning to feel pain in my stomach.

emkz:


You are right.

Congratulations.

The way a legit business giving them a certificate of sponsorship is that such an organization would employ them and second them to the care homes. So the care homes pay the sponsor who takes his percentage and pays the salary of the sponsored over an agreed length of time.

There are Nigerians doing such business, but evil people like Kayode Stephen are messing up things by selling what looks like a cheaper and quick get out clause scheme.

A legitimate contract is the security. If you understand how banks employ cleaning companies to do cleaning jobs, you'd understand what I have explained.

But I agree that you are right, since that was your aim.