CBC and police track down suspected fraudster
Kenneth Emeka Ajana
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(CNS) UPDATED: Kenneth Emeka Ajana (50), a Nigerian national who was wanted in relation to various allegations of fraud, has been taken into custody. Following an appeal to the public Monday, police said that border control officers, with the help of the RCIPS, tracked him down Tuesday. Ajana reportedly arrived in Cayman on Thursday, 23 May, but police have not revealed where he is wanted or where his alleged crimes were committed.
All hail the next head of education in cayman. That’s how it works right? Find the least qualified person and put them in charge?
no back ground checks, no finger scanners/ palm scans. wha u expect all will flock here freely
Jeffie reach back home!
He’ll soon be operating a restaurant or dive company! Seems like not enough of those in Cayman!!
These Nigerian scammers may not be the sharpest knife in the drawer, after all, they only need to be one little bit smarter than the person that they are scamming; but I would bet they are smart enough not to use the same identification for travel that they use for scamming. Kenneth Emeka Ajana is probably a name used by more than one person, and the real person (should he exist) may or may not resemble the person in the picture.
right you are……Aalso referred to as…..GIFT TO THE GAB….
There is an account with your name on it with $10M in it. I just need that $50K from you first.
Q. If this guy is on any of almost a dozen international watch lists, how did he merrily board a plane to get here, and from where did he embark?
Maybe the Unity team owes him money for his tireless whacky marketing efforts on their behalf…
Can we not have a moratorium on frauds? Nuff a dem here already!
Civil Servants asleep at the wheel as usual. He is looking for a wife now to get his status. SMH
Mervyn Cumber
Those are very valid questions , that I believe isn’t asked to anyone entering the Cayman Islands today . But if it was me they would want to know who my mom and dad and family members are .
Reply to the original message, Ron!
Poor old Cayman that’s the name he entered under, he will leave with his other passport.You Naysayers need to stop! Its persons just like him and i quote “Is the reason for our success” Nah true!!!
Cheeky.
Is he that Nigerian prince whose dad just died? He owes me $9,000,000.00!
This is what happen when you a failed immigration policy which allows everybody under the sun to come here and fools celebrating diversity. He is not the only one that should not be here.There many many others just like him now here, who clearly need to go!
Agree , but like other well known scammer he will be slapped on the wrist with “deception” and get invited to all governor’s cocktail parties.
How on earth did this man get a Visa to enter the country? What address did he enter on the Immigration form, and was he asked how he could support himself whilst here? It is a disgrace. Nigeria is the home of many Internet scams, that are giving that country, sadly, a very bad name.
Wotch u talking bout Cumber??? He is the reason why Cayman is so successful in the world today.He is one of the many bad actors here now driving our economic engine according to this UNITY United nutjobs, idiots, tyrants, yaggaboos Gowerment!
Like many of us, he probably has a British (EU) passport.
Not for long…..
He may have entered Cayman on May 23, like the other 2 million a year plus tourists that we receive.
He soon be married and applying for PR.
😀 😁 😂 🤣
…or selling his openings for money at the dump bar.
And put in charge of the HSA.
How did our wonderful new elite CBC let this man in.
Agreed….
or the Honduran gang cartel members!
They are all a joke. There is almost no active enforcement. The world has been taught to lie to our immigration authorities.