Trouble as 19-year-old Nigerian boy Dupes British Woman 450,000
- A young 19-year-old has been arrested by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC)
- The boy, Iredia Endurance was arrested following a petition against a British lady who he defrauded of £450,000.00
- According to the boy, he used the money obtained fraudulently from the Briton to buy cars, gold chain and the likes
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Iredia Endurance has been arrested by some operatives of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) at the Benin zonal command for an allegation of fraud.
Endurance was arrested following a petition to the commission by one Christine Brown, a Briton who alleged that the 19-year-old boy defrauded her of £450,000.00.
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The commission in an official statement said that Endurance confessed that he received £250,000.00 from Brown in Bitcoin, FedEx and gift cards.
Speaking on how he used the money obtained from the Briton fraudulently, the suspect claimed that they were expended on cars, gold chains, and landed properties, among others.
The EFCC also noted that some of the items recovered have since been recovered from Endurance including mobile phones, laptops, sim cards and landed property.
According to the EFCC, Endurance will be charged to court as soon as investigations on the said allegations are concluded.
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Ahmed Arogha, the commission's lawyer, said on Monday that the commission is looking for the billionaire and would be arrested anywhere he is found.
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