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Angela Nwaka (Aniocha South constituency) of the Delta State House of Assembly is in trouble and may be arrested for running a Nigeria Customs recruitment scam, Sahara Reporters say.
The lawmaker reportedly posted a statement on her Facebook wall calling on her constitutents to apply for the position via a provided web link.
An unemployed graduate from the constituency who simply gave his name as Okolo, said his attention was drawn to the statement signed by his representative and he followed all the guidelines in the Customs advertisement but before he could learn that the whole thing was a scam some aides of the lawmaker had collected N10,000 from him
"I am not only the victim, there are so many other unemployed youths from Aniocha south constituency who also fell victims and [were] scammed,” Okolo said. “So many of us were scammed."
When she was contacted, Ms. Nwaka was mute for several seconds and then claimed that she was alerting people that the recruitment was a scam, but when asked about the signed statement pasted by her media assistant, she dropped the call.
Following a series of petitions against Ms. Nwaka, security agents may soon step into the matter and arrest her for questioning.
The lawmaker reportedly posted a statement on her Facebook wall calling on her constitutents to apply for the position via a provided web link.
An unemployed graduate from the constituency who simply gave his name as Okolo, said his attention was drawn to the statement signed by his representative and he followed all the guidelines in the Customs advertisement but before he could learn that the whole thing was a scam some aides of the lawmaker had collected N10,000 from him
"I am not only the victim, there are so many other unemployed youths from Aniocha south constituency who also fell victims and [were] scammed,” Okolo said. “So many of us were scammed."
When she was contacted, Ms. Nwaka was mute for several seconds and then claimed that she was alerting people that the recruitment was a scam, but when asked about the signed statement pasted by her media assistant, she dropped the call.
Following a series of petitions against Ms. Nwaka, security agents may soon step into the matter and arrest her for questioning.
