Six Nigerians have been arrested for allegedly forging letterheads of the Office of the President of Ghana, John Mahama and other state institutions to defraud people.
According to a report on Ghana's Daily Graphic, the arrested suspects are Paul Kelvin, 20; Wallace Darden Odon, 28; Osamidiamwen Ikecheku Emeka, 24; Prince Ejime, 19; Charles Chinedu, 32, and Adebayoo Alaba Saheed, 21.
It was gathered that all the suspects are unemployed while they live in the west African nation. Reports stated that all the arrested Nigerians have been charged with forging documents, signatures and posing as state officials.
It was also gathered that the suspects were charged with deceit of public officers because they gave false names to the police during interrogation.
The Ghanaian website, while quoting the Accra Regional Crime Officer, Chief Superintendent of Police Mr Paul Kontomah, reports that the suspects were arrested in a house at Ayensu Estate, near Adenta in Accra, on 9 June, 2014.
10 comments:
Too bad. Every day for the thief one day for the owner. Nor be me talk.
What a shame. Nigerians don cast finish.
Shit!!!!! I PITY THEM. This is hustling gone bad.
Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
Boys gat hammer I dont blame dem a bit for their action.
So unfortunate make Nigerian boys easy oooo. Their quest for money is turning to something else.
How would you blame them? That's what people like you do.
Chaiii Ghana burgers going wild.lol.
The hunger for quick wealth is behind all this.
It is a Normal thing jare.nor be new gist.
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