₦airaland Forum

PrettyCrystal:
Operatives of the Rumuepirikom Division of the Rivers State Police Command, on October 18, 2016, arrested three suspected fraudsters in connection with circulating fake currency notes. They are Andrew Ogah ‘m’, Ozoemena Okeke ‘m’, and Helen Ozoemena Okeke ‘f’.

They have photocopied N500 and N1000 denomination notes of Nigeria currencies and were arrested when Mr. Andrew went to deposit the money in a new generation bank.

Investigation is ongoing at the Division as the suspects will be charged to court as soon as investigations is completed.

Confirming the arrest, the Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), DSP Omoni Nnamdi, “the Commissioner of Police, CP. Francis M. Odesanya, advises the public to be careful with the antics of these criminals whose stock in trade is to defraud unsuspecting customers and clients. And also, to be weary of the existence in circulation of fake naira currencies, especially within the Mgbuoba Area of Port Harcourt.”

Source; http://www.nationalhelm.net/2016/10/fake-currency-notes-police-arrest.html

winj3:
The main problem of Nigeria is not recession, it is lack of family planning - Do not have children if you cannot feed and help them to stand on their feet.

Most Nigerians suffering are a direct result of bad reproduction choices!

kropotkin2:
They are not very smart individuals

ChangeIsCostant:
end of the road

uchuks51:
they ll blame it on recession...SMH

winj3:
The main problem of Nigeria is not recession, it is lack of family planning - Do not have children if you cannot feed and help them to stand on their feet.

Most Nigerians suffering are a direct result of bad reproduction choices!

emeraldknytt:
I checked, I saw and I confirmed- They never change the same dumb way of bamboozling... pathetic imbeci1es

PrettyCrystal:
Operatives of the Rumuepirikom Division of the Rivers State Police Command, on October 18, 2016, arrested three suspected fraudsters in connection with circulating fake currency notes. They are Andrew Ogah ‘m’, Ozoemena Okeke ‘m’, and Helen Ozoemena Okeke ‘f’.

They have photocopied N500 and N1000 denomination notes of Nigeria currencies and were arrested when Mr. Andrew went to deposit the money in a new generation bank.

Investigation is ongoing at the Division as the suspects will be charged to court as soon as investigations is completed.

Confirming the arrest, the Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), DSP Omoni Nnamdi, “the Commissioner of Police, CP. Francis M. Odesanya, advises the public to be careful with the antics of these criminals whose stock in trade is to defraud unsuspecting customers and clients. And also, to be weary of the existence in circulation of fake naira currencies, especially within the Mgbuoba Area of Port Harcourt.”

Source; http://www.nationalhelm.net/2016/10/fake-currency-notes-police-arrest.html

Disneylady:
Chai bet why?.........this is serious o. recession just dey make everybody creative and innovative