Nigerian fraudster arrested in Philippines for threatening to leak lady’s nude photos

A Nigerian fraudster recognized as Innocent Uchenna Nkwoka, has been caught in Philippines for undermining to release a woman's bare photographs.

The Nigerian fraudster who carries out violations with false names Steve Edward and Agulu Prince, and his alleged female assistant, Irene Lee Okoro, with assumed name Jackie Pascal, were captured on January 17 by agents of the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI).

Despite the fact that an assistant, one Ana Fe Sandoval stays everywhere, the capture of the suspects came after extortion injured individual held up a protest of being coerced by one Agulu Prince, who she met on Tinder in February 2018 and with whom she was as far as anyone knows drew in to by August.

The woman who sent more than P50,000 to Sandoval who guaranteed she was from the US Embassy, for the preparing of her life partner visa and different charges, felt she was falling for an online trick after she went to Ninoy Aquino International Airport last December to get Agulu Prince with her family, however that she was told by a self-portrayed Customs worker that he had been held at the Cebu airplane terminal for conveying $800,000 into the nation.

Agulu Prince supposedly undermined to release her bare photographs, after she declined to send P25,000 they requested through a cash settlement benefit. She in the long run sent P10,000 to Sandoval, however answered to the NBI after Agulu made same danger once more. Pascual who purportedly guaranteed the cash sent by the complainant was first captured, and drove agents to capture Agulu at Las Piñas where they should meet.

The cell phone where the complainant's bare photographs were put away was recouped, and the suspects have now been pummeled with charges of cheating and theft blackmail in connection to the Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012 and for infringement of the Anti-Photo and Video Voyeurism Act of 2009.