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Woman Arrested For Impersonating As Sanwo Olu Aide At Italian Embassy

In a bid to secure visas for some members of the public , a Nigerian woman has been arrested for allegedly posing as an official from the Lagos State Governor’s Office at Italian Embassy.

 

.According to a statement released by the Deputy Chief Press Secretary to Governor Babatunde Sanwo-Olu, Gboyega Akosile, disclosed that the suspect, via an e-mail sent to the Embassy of Italy in Lagos, allegedly posed as an official of Lagos State government and sought the country’s visas for some unsuspecting Nigerians.

 

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Akosile said the embassy however, wrote to the Governor’s Office to authenticate the claims, which were later found to be false,adding that she was arrested and currently being interrogated.

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Akosile added that the lady denied the allegation, claiming that her email was hacked.

 

In the mean time, the office has warned members of the public not to deal with any persons who parade themselves as government representatives in consular matters.

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