2  Nigerians arrested in Canada for fraudulently selling  $500,000 plane tickets 

By Christopher Oji 

The Canadian Police has arrested two Nigerians  for alllegedly engaging in fraudlent sale  $500,000 isued  plane tickets.

A source at the  Canadian Embassy, said the Canadian  Government was angry that Nigerians,” are taking its’ magnanimity for granted, and are considering repatriating the suspects, and others who may engage in criminal activities. 

“ The suspects, Gbemisola Akinrinade, 44, and  Adebowale Adiatu, 32, were arrested by the police in Canada for allegedly selling $500,000 worth of fraudulently issued plane tickets”.

The suspects, said to be  residents of Brampton,and Vaughan, respectively, were   between June, and December 2021, allegedly misrepresented themselves as employees of travel agencies based in the United Kingdom, to secure access to an online booking portal belonging to a major European airline.

In a statement by Peel Police, they  stated that  the suspects, fraudulently sold valid airline tickets to unsuspecting customers, and collected the payments for financial gains.

More than 250 airline tickets, were sold at a total value of approximately $500,000, the statement disclosed. 

“The majority of the customers, who purchased the tickets, were from the Calgary area, and the flights were primarily to Africa.

According to CanadaToday, the suspects are facing charges which included fraud over $5,000, conspiracy to commit an indictable offence, possession of property obtained by crime, and obtained by false pretense, unlawful use of a computer.

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