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FAKE TRAVELLING DOCUMENTS! Female Immigration officer arrested for fraud and keeping sex slaves

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Police operatives have arrested a Senior Immigration Officer, Mrs. Ehumibe Moji Dada Omoh, for alleged fraud and keeping young Nigerians in servitude.

According to PMEXPRESS, Omoh – who is a Deputy Superintendent of Immigration – allegedly defrauded many intending travellers to the tune of millions of Naira and frustrated many as a result of fake documents she procured for them.

Police operatives from the Intelligence Response Team, Ikeja, Lagos had reportedly busted her home at her residence on 15 Taiwo Street in Abaranje, Ikotun and recovered hundreds of international passports and rescued young victims she reportedly kept in servitude for her sexual desires.

It was learnt that some of the victims were said to be languishing in various prisons across the world while some were missing and may have died.

Omoh’s trouble started after he allegedly defrauded one Captain Young Suleman Omokhuale of N2.5m in 2017 under the pretence of procuring travelling papers for his two sons.

She allegedly also defrauded one Mr. Paulinus of about N1.4m. However, Mr. Paulinus ended up in prison as a result of the fake documents she procured for him.

On Mr. Omokhuale’s son, Evans, she reportedly seized the 29-year old Evans inside her house at Abaranje for five months without allowing him access to anyone.

It was gathered that she informed Mr. Omokhuale that his son had travelled abroad since 2017 and arranged a fake telephone conversation between Evans and his father.

However, the whole scam came to the open when Evans managed to escape and informed his father about what happened. Omoh was eventually arrested and detained at the Police Command with four other suspects in connection with the alleged fraud.

In an interview, her neighbours revealed that she had been frustrating and keeping some young men who wanted to travel abroad, through her, in her house and usually slept with them.

PMEXPRESS

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