
The suspects, Henry and Okonkwo
The
 victim who lives in New Jersey claimed to have met Henry sometime in 
April 3013 on a dating site and they both started a relationship. She 
said she sent $350,000.00 to two account numbers provided by Henry who 
had told her he was having financial trouble in Nigeria.click to read more
In
 a statement by the SFU Police Public Relations Officer DSP Ngozi 
Isintume-Agu, she said the unit had received a petition via email from 
the victim and after investigation, the police found out the account 
belonged to Okonkwo who was arrested. After which he led the police to 
Henry, the prime suspect.
Upon 
interrogation, Okonkwo confessed to being the owner of the account 
numbers which was used for the illicit transactions. He later converted 
the money to naira which he sent to another account number in Diamond 
bank with account name Raydeus Synergy Nigeria Limited which Henry gave 
to him.
 
Okonkwo, who was a patent 
medicine dealer and also ran a Bureau De Change added that he had 
deducted his commission of N2 per dollar before paying the money to 
Henry.
Henry also confessed to the 
crime, saying he had spent all the money. He used N9m to purchase a 
heavy duty generator which has been recovered by the police.  He also 
purchased a plot of land for N800,000 along the Lagos – Ibadan 
Expressway and the cash sum of N2m was also recovered from him. 
Investigation
 is still ongoing as efforts are being made to recover the the remaining
 money gotten from the fraud and the suspects will be charged to court 
to serve as a deterrent to others. 
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