@csrf

26.11.2022 Featured ‘With Fake Debit Alert, Couple Takes Away N479,000 Baby Items From Ibadan Store’

Published 26th Nov, 2022

By Joseph Adeiye

Adedayo Ogungbade, the owner of a children’s store in Aleshiloye, Ibadan, has told FIJ how a couple used a bogus debit alert to cart away N479,600 worth of goods from her store.

Ogungbade told FIJ that the couple carried out the fraud on Tuesday afternoon.

“On the 22nd of November, at about 2:30 pm, a couple came into my store to buy baby things. After the shopping, their bill cost a total of N479,600. We handed the couple a bill and they said that they wanted to do a money transfer for the payment,” Ogungbade told FIJ on Saturday.

“The wife told us that she had done it and she showed a debit alert. They left before we realised that they were fraudsters. The debit alert was apparently fake.”

READ ALSO: Police Arrest Man Who Assaulted Trader Over Shop Space in Ekiti

The store wrote a receipt for the couple and bade them goodbye.

Ogungbade told FIJ that the thieving couple were caught on the CCTV camera of her store.

READ ALSO: A Shop Owner Was Gunned Down in Front of Her House. Her Husband Knows One of the Killers

FIJ learnt that the couple went to the store with a child, though only the female partner’s face is visible in the CCTV footage obtained from the store.

While the man wore a white skull cap, his partner wore a brown cap, said Ogungbade. No one has identified the couple yet.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *


Published 26th Nov, 2022

By Joseph Adeiye

Advertisement

Our Stories

EFCC Declares Yahaya Bello Wanted Over N80b Fraud

Bag of Rice Still Selling for Up to N84,000 in Lagos

Lagos Gov’t Commences Demolition of Estate Buildings in Maryland

7 Years After, Ondo Governorship Aspirant Jimoh Ibrahim Yet to Pay Ex-Employees

DJ Switch Stops Arrest Rumour as Lagos PPRO Admits Misinformation

SPOTLIGHT: Hezekiah Toyinbo, Okada Rider and Labourer Who Graduated With First-Class Honours

Nick Travel and Tours Took Man’s N485,000 But Failed to Deliver South African E-Visa

REPORT: Nestle Adds Sugar to Baby Food Sold in Nigeria, Other Poor Countries Against WHO Guidelines

Fulani Herders Return to Plateau Communities, Kill Over 30

Texas Man Fraudulently Moves $12m Electronics From America to Nigeria

Advertisement