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PRA seals & suspend NP Brookfields Gas Station

Breaking News‼️ PRA seals & suspend NP Brookfields Gas Station The NP petroleum station  at Brookfields, Kinghaman Road Freetown, has been sealed and license suspended for a deliberate refusal to sell to the public violating the petroleum laws of Sierra Leone.  The statuon refused to sell out fuel to the public as on the process being caught up on the  supervision by the Chairman of the Petroleum Regulatory Agency (PRA), during the investigation as to why they're refusing to sell out to the public, findings came out that they have a Suffient products as follows:  Petrol: 14,800 liters,  10,000 in BRV, 4,800 liters underground. Diesel: 2,200 liters
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The scammer from Sierra Leone is to be returned to Sierra Leone by Guinean Interpol for a police probe.

The renowned con artist who was captured by some wise Sierra Leoneans in Guinea will be transferred to Sierra Leone later today for a police inquiry. 
Numerous Sierra Leoneans have reported that this suspect conned them. The suspect has a history of misleading people with false offers. 
He has been identifying himself as a lecturer from the Njala University and as Dr. Kanu or Dr. Jalloh. 
He committed crimes by promising his victims government pin codes, particularly for nurses and teachers, international scholarships, etc. 

He has, regrettably, been detained in Guinea and transported to the Forecariah police station. 

How was he apprehended? 

 In early January of this year, he posted in a WhatsApp group in Kambia that he had scholarship chances and could help people acquire government pin codes, among other things, but that the offer was only valid for those from the South and east.  

Someone sent him NLe1,500 for overseas study without realizing he was a scammer.  The scammer claimed that the entire application process for the scholarship cost 3,000 New Leone. 

Later, the contacted person realized that he was not who he had been representing himself to be, and he immediately blocked the victim of his syndicate. 

He once more perpetrated the same crime against Molai, another individual, and someone else.  In the pretense of an international scholarship, he demanded 3000 New Leones from each person. He accepted the cash and fled without telling them where he was. 

The men tracked the con artist who was posing as a university instructor using a woman. 

Online, the woman proposed to him romantically. The conman then had to send the woman a transportation fare and instruct her to meet him in Kambia. The woman and the two men he had conned left Freetown for Kambia. When they got there, the woman who had been hired to track him dialed the fraudster.

When he got the call, he instructed the woman to meet him in Forecariah, Guinea. The woman and the two men traveled there on a motorcycle. The two men luckily caught him red-handed and took him to the closest police station in Forecariah.

He is currently in police custody, but the two men went to the Interpol office in Gbalamuya this morning with Sgt. Moses Bangura, who is a member of the Gbalamuya office of Interpol. 


The Guinean authorities have  asked for a letter of official confirmation that would attest to the fact that the criminal is needed in Sierra Leone.

To obtain the letter from the Interpol chief in Freetown, the guys have  traveled to Freetown. 


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  1. AnonymousApril 18, 2023 at 2:07 AM

    This is a great move that will save lots of other potential victims.

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