An alum of Imo State University, IMSU, has been captured by the police after the United States office in Nigeria identified her phony records.
The suspect, distinguished as Lilian, is in the detainment of the Police Special Fraud Unit (SFU), in Lagos.
As of now, agents have made it clear to her that she hazards a more drawn out time in jail, in the event that she neglects to asssit them seize the individual who arranged the phony voyaging reports.
"It is my uncle that arranged everything for me. He gathered N150,000 as installment", she disclosed to New Telgraph.
"I was living in the East when he requesting that I come to Lagos that he would help me to movement abroad. I was remaining in his home until my capture.
"When I called him that police needed him to come to SFU, he didn't state anything. He later said I ought to go home and pick the key by the window.
"He said that I should pick my things that were in the house and leave."
The SFU Public Relations Officer, Mr. Lawal Audu, likewise portrayed the case.
"She (Lilian) went to the American Embassy with counterfeit UBA character card. She gave herself a personality she didn't have.
"She showed up at the American Embassy and endeavored to get visa by double dealing. She said that her uncle, Ugochukwu, gave her the travel permit with counterfeit visas and stamps.
"The uncle gathered N150,000 from her. He ran with her to the government office upon the arrival of the meeting. When he found that she had been discovered, he fled.
"She got herself restricted forever. She was captured at the department office. Notwithstanding when they inquired as to whether she had been to Germany previously, she continued saying yes.
"How far would she be able to run with such a false story? She was captured and sent here.
"It was the point at which she was brought here that she opened up and admitted that it was her uncle, who needed to help her movement to America that bundled the phony visas for her.
"What sort of help was that, particularly since he gathered N150,000 from her?"
Audu said that before, a young fellow, Ogunyemi Raheem Oladipupo, was additionally captured for being in control of phony UK visa.
"The young fellow's international ID had a phony Heathrow stamp, yet he had never gone out of Nigeria. We generally have numerous candidates with false reports," the spokesma said.
Audu additionally prompted Nigerian adolescents to remain in Nigeria and continue pushing hard to accomplish achievement.
"The Americans, British, Canadians and Italians realize that Nigeria is an awesome nation. They realize that to the extent Africa is concerned, Nigeria is the best. They are aware of her potential and assets.
"I asked a young fellow, who was captured, what he needed to go and do in the US, he said he needed to go and work. I asked him who let him know there was work in the US, he said his companion.
"I disclosed to him that he could work here; he said no, that he favored US. A considerable lot of them could even set up a business with the cash they provide for visa sellers.
"There is no work abroad. Nigerians ought to cover their pride and accomplish something here for themselves. A similar work they decline to do here is the thing that they set out abroad to do.
"In the event that you need to apply for American visa, don't run with counterfeit reports. I'm prompting imminent visa candidates, don't disparage visa merchants. Some of the time, the visa merchants will fill data, which you don't think about.
"Amid meet, the individual may be made an inquiry on the data filled, and the individual wouldn't have the capacity to react.
"The meeting could be at the purpose of section, with questions in view of what is filled in the visa report. Some get expelled at the purpose of passage."
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