Photos: NSCDC Arrests Two Suspects With Fake Naira Notes

Nemesis caught up with two suspects who were found in possession of some fake naira notes in Abeokuta, Ogun state capital on Friday.

The two suspects are: Ademola Abiodun, 28, who resides at Ajiboye street, Ile-Epo, Lagos state and Ajarat Sulaiman, 30, of Ajilogba – Aso area, Ifo, Ogun state.

The suspects were arrested by men of Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, NSCDC, Ogun state command.

In a statement issued and signed by the Command spokesman, Kareem Olanrewaju, the attention of its official on surveillance were drawn to a mob action around Vespa bus-stop area of Ifo, in Ifo local government area of Ogun State.

Teacher Borrows N1.6m, Gives It To Fake Pastor

A 37-year old fake spiritualist, Udochi Obimba has been arrested for allegedly defrauding a teacher, Peace Igboanusi, to the tune of N1.6m under false pretence of offering her spiritual deliverance in Lagos State.

The incident happened at Ikotun, a suburb of Lagos where Obimba met Igboanusi on her way to work.

Obimba who hails from Abia,allegedly approached Igboanusi and offered to assist her spiritually to overcome her financial predicament.

P.M.NEWS gathered that before the victim fell for the antics of Obimba, the self-styled spiritualist first made revelation concerning her life and members of her family.

Man Exposes Girlfriend As Fake Soldier

The 323 Artillery Brigade of the Nigerian Army, Akure, Ondo State, has arrested a woman, Angela Omieh, for posing as a soldier.

Sets of military uniform, police extract and a sworn affidavit for loss of her military identity card were said to have been found with her.

The Public Relations Officer of the brigade, Captain Ademola Adegoke, said Omieh was arrested following a report by her boyfriend.

According to him, Omieh, who resides in Mile 3, Diobu, Port Harcourt, Rivers State, was discovered to be in possession of two pairs of camouflage, camouflage T-shirt and short, one pair of desert boot, one jungle hat and three handsets.

Master counterfeiter who printed off $250million in fake bills walks out of jail after just SIX WEEKS

A Canadian counterfeiter who made up to $250million in fake American cash has been released from jail after only a month and a half behind bars and a minimal fine. 

Frank Bourassa has delved into the details of his operation with 20/20 and told how the process was startlingly easy. 

'It was like, screw you,' Bourassa said of his message to the U.S. government.
The paper was made in Swiss and German mills that made the specific cotton and linen blend used in the U.S. currency under the guise of being for a different- legal- operation. 

'You have to start with that...It’s got this crisp feel. If you don’t have that you’ll have nothing,' Bourassa told ABC's Brian Ross. 

EFCC Arrest Man Who Used Fake Bank Alert To Steal N5 Million

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has arrested a suspected fraudster, Wale Olaide, aka Wale Dollar, for using a fake bank credit alert to defraud a bureau de change operator, Abdulhamid Abubakar, of N5m.

EFCC’s Head, Media and Publicity, Wilson Uwujaren, said the suspect, who was an expert in defrauding unsuspecting victims through fraudulent bank credit alerts, contacted Abubakar’s younger brother, Hashim, also a bureau de change operator based in Lome, Togo, that he wanted to purchase N5m equivalent in CFA.

He said, “Olaide requested for his (Hashim) Nigerian bank account to enable him to pay in the naira equivalent. Hashim asked Abubakar to send his First Bank account details to Olaide.

[Photos & Video] Boyfriend Stages Fake Arrest For Wedding Proposal Stunt & She Said YES!

One man left his girlfriend in a state of panic as he persuaded police to stage her fake arrest as part of a wacky wedding proposal. Benjamin Vienneau from New Brunswick, Canada, got an officer to pull his partner Marcia Belyea over as she was driving and threaten her with a $2,000 fee or 30 days in jail for 'unpaid fines'.

A secretly filmed YouTube video of the stunt shows Miss Belyea breaking down in tears as she sits in the sheriff's car before Mr Vienneau appears with an engagement ring and asks her to marry him.

The police officer is heard saying: 'It's highly unorthodox, it's not something the force normally does, [but] Ben and I have come to an agreement. Photos and video after cut: