Daniel Ojukwu

2 months ago | fij.ng | Daniel Ojukwu

Chukwunonso Simeon, an Abuja resident, has reported to FIJ how Gerald Udechukwu, a policeman in the IGP Task Force on Petroleum, sold a Toyota Hilux vehicle to him on February 4, but failed to refund his money after he discovered the car had no Vehicle Inspection Number (VIN). Simeon was a middleman, helping to procure the vehicle for a client who needed it for an event in the southeast. He said he checked for options on Jiji Nigeria and found a 2008 model of the vehicle.

2 months ago | fij.ng | Daniel Ojukwu

Tolulope Komolafe, a Lagos State resident, has told FIJ he paid N5,000 to the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) to have his passport delivered to him, but the government agency told him they could not do so. Komolafe said he visited the NIS office in the Ikorodu area of Lagos on January 28 to capture and renew his passport. Meanwhile, he accessed the online platform six days earlier. On the platform, he selected the home delivery option and made a total payment of N57,000.

2 months ago | fij.ng | Daniel Ojukwu

Tolulope Komolafe, a Lagos State resident, has told FIJ he paid N5,000 to the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) to have his passport delivered to him, but the government agency told him they could not do so. Komolafe said he visited the NIS office in the Ikorodu area of Lagos on January 28 to capture and renew his passport. Meanwhile, he accessed the online platform six days earlier. On the platform, he selected the home delivery option and made a total payment of N57,000.

2 months ago | fij.ng | Daniel Ojukwu

Fatimah Abolade (not real name), a UK-based student from Nigeria, should have settled an outstanding £1,000 transaction in the city of Manchester on February 7, but a failed naira-to-pounds trade prevented her. At 9:59 am that day, she sent N1,980,000 to Mohammed Galadima, a Bureau De Change (BDC) operator in Lagos State who said he would send the pounds equivalent [£1,000] to her Lloyd’s Bank account. Galadima never sent the £1,000 equivalent.

2 months ago | fij.ng | Daniel Ojukwu

Relatives and friends of Abdulmujid Oduga, a resident of the Ajah area in Lagos State, have accused the police of killing him and attempting to absolve themselves of the crime. They found Oduga in the Epe Mortuary in Lagos on February 12, a day after he went missing. While searching for Oduga, they first visited the Ajiwe Police Post under the Ajah Police Station, and policemen referred them to the mortuary.