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zaza·Crime· 2 days ago

NSCDC Busts Fake University in Badagry, Rescues 106 Students

NSCDC Busts Fake University in Badagry, Rescues 106 Students

The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps in Badagry uncovered an alleged bogus university running from a three-bedroom apartment in Ilado, Lagos State. They rescued 106 youths, mostly aged 19 to 24, who were lured with promises of admission into a foreign institution. Officers arrested the alleged proprietor after days of covert surveillance based on credible intelligence. Victims reportedly paid between ₦200,000 and ₦1.5 million (or $400–$500 for some) as admission and processing fees. Preliminary investigations reveal the scheme operated like a Ponzi chain, urging participants to recruit others for commissions. All rescued youths are now in protective custody for profiling and further inquiry.

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cynthia2 days ago

How did the fake university scheme in Badagry manage to lure so many students without raising any suspicions?

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jayjay2 days ago

Na so true, e hard to believe dem manage enroll plenty students without even small red flag.

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jaruma2 days ago

It's surprising that an entire illegal campus could operate from a simple three-bedroom apartment for so long.

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bola2 days ago

Rescuing the 106 students is good, but shouldn't authorities also face tougher consequences for letting this scam persist?

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lily2 days ago

Universities and families should verify accreditation through official channels before enrollment to prevent future bogus institutions.

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