Osun Travel Agent Arrested for N8.4 Million Visa Scam – Victims Warned to Beware

Osun Travel Agent Arrested for N8.4 Million Visa Scam – Victims Warned to Beware

Osun State Police don arrest one travel agent wey dem accuse of running big visa scam wey make am collect N8.4 million from people wey wan travel go abroad. Police talk say di suspect dey promise make im arrange visa go USA, UK, and other foreign countries, but nothing happen after victims pay money. Plenty people don dey complain to police say dem dey wait for visa for months, but di travel agent no deliver.

Investigation show say di suspect dey use fake documents and official-looking papers to convince people say dem go travel without wahala. Police report say e dey claim say im dey work with embassies and immigration agents to give visa fast, but na lie e dey use to con innocent victims. Some victims wey don lose huge money dey hail di arrest and hope say justice go come fast.

Police dey warn the public to dey careful before dem pay anybody for visa arrangement and to dey verify credentials of travel agents. Authorities talk say anybody wey fit be victim of di scam make dem report immediately so police fit take proper action. Di arrest dey part of wider effort by Osun State Police to tackle internet and travel fraud wey dey worry people wey wan travel abroad.

N8.4 Million Visa Scam: Osun Travel Agent Nabbedd

One travel agent wey dey operate for Osun State don enter police hand after dem get evidence say e don collect N8.4 million from different victims wey dey expect visa abroad. Police say di suspect dey promise visas go USA, Canada, and Europe, but e no dey deliver. Victims wey complain tell say dem pay money for upfront fees, processing, and documentation, but nothing happen after months of waiting.

According to police, di suspect dey use social media and office adverts to attract unsuspecting customers. E dey convince them with fake approval letters, passport stamps, and forged appointment letters from foreign embassies. Police talk say some victims even don borrow money to pay di travel agent, but end up disappointed when dem no get visa at all.

Police dey continue to interrogate di suspect and dey call for more victims wey fit still dey hide, so dem fit give full statement and help recover lost funds. Authorities also dey advise people to verify travel agencies with Nigerian immigration and police before any payment. Dem warn say scammers dey always find new ways to con innocent people, so caution na the best protection.

Visa Fraud Alert: Osun Travel Agent Caught in Police Net

Osun State Police don nab one travel agent over allegation of N8.4 million visa fraud wey dey affect people wey wan travel abroad. Di suspect dey promise clients quick visa processing to countries like USA, UK, and Canada, but e dey collect money and disappear. Victims report say dem don try contact di suspect many times, but e no dey respond, wey make dem run to police to complain.

Di suspect reportedly dey target young professionals, students, and business people wey dey dream of travelling abroad for education, work, or family reasons. Police talk say e dey use persuasive tactics, fake documents, and false promises to build trust with victims before collecting huge sums of money. Many victims dey lament how dem dey feel cheated and stressed after giving money without getting results.

Authorities dey encourage people to dey alert when dem suspect fraudsters and to dey report any suspicious travel agency or agent immediately. Police also dey appeal to di public to share info on other possible accomplices wey fit dey inside di scam network. Osun State Police talk say dem dey determined to bring justice to victims and make sure people wey dey try con others dey face full punishment under Nigerian law.


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