Nigerian Woman Accused of Deceiving Friends with Fake Wedding to Fund Canada Move

 

In a jaw-dropping saga of deceit, a Nigerian woman is facing accusations of orchestrating a fraudulent wedding scheme to finance her relocation to Canada, leaving her friends in disbelief and betrayal.

The startling incident, first brought to light by Twitter user @AkiMarlin, has set social media ablaze with controversy.

According to reports, the woman allegedly concocted a fake engagement, convincing her friends to invest in wedding attire, known as Asoebi, and a hand fan. She charged them 50,000 and 10,000 Naira, respectively, for the items.

Suspicions arose when the woman failed to make an appearance at the planned bridal shower venue. It was later discovered that she had boarded a flight to Canada, leaving her friends shocked and feeling deceived.

In a tweet, @AkiMarlin detailed the shocking revelation, stating, "A major wedding deception occurred 🙆🏼‍♂️. This is incredibly shocking 😭😭. The lady sold Asoebi to approximately 60 of her friends for 50k each & a hand fan for 10k. She provided the bridal location at a hotel. Some of her friends arrived there, but she wasn’t present. To cut a long story short, she flew to Canada the next day, and there was no wedding at all. She's a well-known vendor around IMSU."

The revelation has triggered outrage and disbelief among netizens, leading to calls for accountability and justice.

While authorities have not yet commented on the matter, this incident serves as a cautionary tale about the dangers of blind trust and the lengths some individuals may go to achieve their objectives. Stay tuned for further updates as the story continues to unfold.

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Security Guard Loses Firearm to Sex Worker Over Unpaid Services Near Bank

In a recent incident near a local bank, a 27-year-old security guard, Evidence Mangonono, found himself in a legal tangle after failing to pay a sex worker for her services. The matter was taken to the Mutoko Magistrates Court, where Magistrate Chiedza Gatsi presided.

According to prosecution led by Nathan Majuru, the incident unfolded on January 7 when Mangonono, accompanied by colleagues, consumed sex-enhancing herbs. Subsequently, Mangonono discreetly engaged the services of a sex worker known as Choice at the rear side of the bank where he worked.

Trouble arose when Mangonono couldn't meet his financial obligations to Choice, leading her to take possession of his service pistol as collateral for the unpaid transaction. The situation intensified when Mangonono's employer discovered the missing firearm and promptly reported the incident to the police.

In an effort to resolve the issue, Mangonono compensated Choice to recover the misplaced firearm. Magistrate Gatsby delivered a one-year prison sentence to Mangonono with a conditional suspension. As part of the suspension terms, Mangonono is mandated to complete 325 hours of community service at Hurungwe Primary School in Murewa, Zimbabwe.

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