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Who knows, that could be stolen money by one useless politician or one of those yahoo boys. Only the poor suffers the wrath of stealing

And some people were insulting that former airport cleaner for returning money. Look at the reward for theft, no hiding place to enjoy the money.

Mumu ... you would’ve said you didn’t see any envelope, maybe these scavengers that always move around might picked up the money. But the moment you admitted to see the money, you must return it. You do the crime, you do the time.. next!!

FlirtyKaren:
A FedEx dispatch rider identified as Kenneth Amadi, has been arrested by operatives of the Inspector-General of Police Intelligence Response Team in Rivers State, for reportedly stealing a sum of €14,000 (about N6m).

The dispatch rider was arrested along a colleague, Innocent Nnorom, who allegedly helped him to change the hard currency into naira and got N30,000 from the sum. It was gathered that Kenneth was sent from a Diamond Bank branch in Oyingbo , Port Harcourt to pick up some empty bags at another branch on Ikpere Road.

He reportedly found the money in an envelope left inside one of the bags. However an official who gave the bag to Keneth, called him three days after to ask about the missing envelope. The 37-year-old, who had stopped coming to work, admitted to have found the envelope and promised to return it.

However after he reneged on his promise and relocated from his residence with his wife and their newborn child, the case was subsequently reported to the police.

It was gathered that he used part of the money to rent an apartment, buy clothes, phones, among other items before luck ran out on him on June 1 when he was tracked down at his newly rented apartment through Nnorom.

Confessing to the crime, the dispatch rider told Punch's correspondent that he decided to flee with the money three days after because there was no complaint of missing cash.

“I work for FedEx as a dispatch rider. On Monday, May 21, I was sent from Diamond Bank in Oyingbo to go and pick a bag at the bank’s branch on Ikpere Road. I usually go there every Monday or Wednesday to pick bags. On that Monday, I met with an official who gave me some bags. I wanted to leave with the bags when an envelope fell from one of them. I returned the envelope into the bag and left.

“On my way back to the bank, I opened the envelope and found some money there. It was €14,000. I dropped the bags at the office and kept the money with me, hoping that somebody would call me to ask about the envelope. I was going to the office until Thursday when I stopped. Nobody asked me about the envelope. I then changed part of the euro into naira to pay my rent and some debts.

“An official called to ask if I saw any envelope in the bag; I said yes and promised to return it. I packed out of the house and checked into a hotel with my family for three days. When I was getting calls from the office, we relocated to another hotel and spent three days there before I finally rented an apartment at Igwurita.

“I bought phones, foodstuffs and clothes from the money and bought some drugs for my baby. I gave my mother-in-law and younger brother who came to visit us N20,000 and N3,000 respectively. I gave my friend, Nnorom, N20,000 the first time he helped me to change the currency into naira. I gave him N5,000 each on second and third occasions. I lied to him and my wife that a friend in France sent the money to me. I was at home when the police came to arrest me. Altogether, I have spent about N600,000 from the money.”

https://lailasnews.com/dispatch-rider-nabbed-for-stealing-e14000/

Lalasticlala

Op, i understand this happened in Rivers State. Next time, check your spellings before posting.


1. Obigbo, but let's go with their new way of writing it...Oyigbo

2. Ikwerre Road

3. Igwuruta

Kelamma:
This man is the definition of Greed.

How?

francotunsco:

How?

What do you mean how? Abi you don't know the meaning of Greed? Guy abeg, blame your teachers and not me.

Very dull guy. If u steal such amount of money, u dont change it immediately. U act like u didnt see the money. After some months, change a few notes to flex with and then after like a year you can change everything but before then u would have resigned from your work and relocated to another state or better still another African country.

Mumu! You should have just denied that you didn't see any envelope.

bad sharp Nigga...

FlirtyKaren:

“I bought phones, foodstuffs and clothes from the money and bought some drugs for my baby. I gave my mother-in-law and younger brother who came to visit us N20,000 and N3,000 respectively. I gave my friend, Nnorom, N20,000 the first time he helped me to change the currency into naira. I gave him N5,000 each on second and third occasions. I lied to him and my wife that a friend in France sent the money to me. I was at home when the police came to arrest me. Altogether, I have spent about N600,000 from the money.”

https://lailasnews.com/dispatch-rider-nabbed-for-stealing-e14000/

Lalasticlala

That's good, now return the rest of the money. Useless idiotic thief that doesn't know how to spend.

But why do these thieves spend on cars, girls and useless things sef

next time make u jam Keke napep for back and fall so that all the paarcel will scatter onb the road and road thief's can thief am, and make you faint and go wake up for hospital after three days :Pnext time make u jam Keke napep for back and fall so that all the paarcel will scatter onb the road and road thief's can thief am, and make you faint and go wake up for hospital after three days

I pity the friend that didn't know about the crime and got only 30k, he is still suffering in detention.

Amadi kwenu!if u are not smart don't steal,why did he not denied he saw no envelope,it will be assumed d guy that gave him d bag stole d envelope.he shld have kept d money for a yr.

Amadi kwenu!if u are not smart don't steal,why did he not denied he saw no envelope,it will be assumed d guy that gave him d bag stole d envelope.he shld have kept d money for a yr.why did he not change d money himsef,d police track his calls with his frd,since they can't get him dey got his frd.

skales67:
Mumu! You should have just denied that you didn't see any envelope.

Criminality runs in your genes. Keep praising thievery, we would soon see you here on FP behind bars

MartinCorridon:


Criminality runs in your genes. Keep praising thievery, we would soon see you here on FP behind bars

Keep quiet!