Authorities have uncovered a camp in Anyigba, Dekina LGA of Kogi State, where 33 Ghanaians, including 12 women, were allegedly lured to Nigeria with fake promises of travelling to the United Kingdom.
The group was found during a raid by a special team from Ghana after relatives raised alarm over repeated demands for more money. Some victims said they paid up to GH¢300,000, selling their businesses to fund what they believed was a legitimate travel process.
Those found at the camp denied being prepared for illegal migration, and claimed theywere in Nigeria for network marketing under companies …..
Both Ghanaian and Nigerian authorities are investigating the recruitment network behind the scheme, with reports suggesting six similar camps may exist in the area.

Hmmmm nawa oh
ReplyDeleteHmmmm nawa oh
ReplyDeleteJust how far can evil people go? Creating bad names for good Nigerians
ReplyDeleteToo bad
ReplyDeleteNigeria my country. Who do we believe now
ReplyDeleteOh. Same thing that happened to a Facebook friend in Burkinafaso around December last year. Dem don carry am come Nigeria? Dey always hide behind network marketing. The guy sold everything and even took loan join. Sometimes you go wonder wether na jazz.
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