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False marriage: EFCC arrests fraudster for duping American $200,000

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Operatives of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) have arrested one Chidozie Kingsley Nwachi, (a.k.a Dozie) for allegedly marrying an American, Nicole Kierulff Sayers, falsely and defrauding her $200,000 in the process.

According to an EFCC statement, Nwachi was arrested in Abuja on Wednesday, February 15, 2023, based on the claims of Sayers, alleging that the suspect lured her into a false marriage and defrauded  her of her savings.

“I was accustomed to transferring money to him and further felt I had no choice, since I had just married him, even though I did not feel confident in my choice to have married him,” she said.

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Nwachi’s ploy of defrauding his “wife” was the offer of a phony contract by the Federal Ministry of Works and Housing, Abuja.

He allegedly made Sayers finance the execution of the contract until the petitioner contacted the Ministry with the contract papers and discovered that they were fake.

Realising that Nwachi had sold her a dummy, Sayers lamented that: “I have been suicidal on and off, when I realised he was a fraud, as I was drowning financially and facing bankruptcy”.

The EFCC said that items recovered from the suspect include two cars: Toyota Venza and Lexus ES300, expensive wristwatches, two Apple iPhone, two Apple laptops, an international passport and multiple Automated Teller Machine (ATM) cards.

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The commission further said that a sum of $2,204 was also recovered from him.

“He will be charged to court as soon as investigations are concluded,” the EFCC said.

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