
Tamale: Man dies by electrocution in attempt to steal from NEDCo Substation
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20th February 2024 9:12:42 AM
1 min readBy: Chris Kodo

A cunning scam that spanned international borders, has observed a United Arab Emirates citizen, Farhad Omedi, fall victim to a fraudulent gold deal orchestrated by a Ghanaian and two Nigerians.
Omedi was lured to Accra, Ghana, where he was promised a lucrative gold transaction.
The Ghanaian accomplice, Baffour Abraham, and the two Nigerians, 39-year-old Sunday Olatunji and 51-year-old Israel Olawale Omoley, convinced Omedi to start with a substantial sum of $60,000 under the pretense of selling him genuine gold.
However, it turned out to be a well-coordinated scam.
Fortunately, the authorities were quick to act. The Dawhenya and Lakeside police apprehended Olatunji and Omoley, but Abraham managed to evade capture and is currently on the run.
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