Ghanaian and 2 Nigerians Defrauds UAE Citizen of $60,000 in Fake Gold Deal

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A sophisticated scam involving a Ghanaian and two Nigerians has recently come to light, defrauding a United Arab Emirates citizen, Farhad Omedi, of $60,000 in a fake gold deal. The elaborate scheme, which spanned international borders, saw Omedi lured to Accra, Ghana, under the promise of a lucrative gold transaction.

The Ghanaian accomplice, identified as Baffour Abraham, along with the two Nigerians, 39-year-old Sunday Olatunji and 51-year-old Israel Olawale Omoley, convinced Omedi to invest $60,000 in what they claimed was genuine gold. However, it soon became evident that the entire operation was a carefully orchestrated scam.

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Thankfully, authorities swiftly intervened. The Dawhenya and Lakeside police managed to apprehend Olatunji and Omoley, but Abraham managed to evade capture and is currently at large. The case serves as a stark reminder of the dangers of falling victim to international fraud schemes.

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