Wednesday Nov 15, 2017 – Fake Nigerian Merchant Navy Academy Uncovered In Sagamu Ogun State, 40 Fake Navy Officers Arrested
Beware! Coastal Defence Force Base In Sagamu Ogun State Is A Fake Navy Academy
Federal Special Anti-Robbery Squad(FSARS) operatives of the Ogun State Police Command yesterday arrested 40 men claiming to be members of the illegal Nigerian Merchant Navy.
The men were arrested at their base in Sagamu following the arrest of three members of the illegal navy who allegedly attacked a commercial motorcyclist.
The three suspects, Timilehin Olaniyan, Pelumi Olatunji and Gbenga Arowolo said they were deceived into believing that the organisation was legal.
One of the suspects, Pelumi, disclosed that he was encouraged to enrol into the organisation by Momodu Mustaphar Micheal who he described as a commandant.
He revealed that he paid N83, 000 to Momodu for application form and admission fee, adding that others paid similar amounts ranging from N30,000 to N80,000 for admission into the illegal navy.
”We were arrested at Adigbe after we beat up a commercial motorcyclist who reported us to naval officer,” Pelumi stated.
On interrogation, Momodu claimed that the organisation was registered with the Nigeria Navy.
Momodu also identified one Tochukwu Agaba who is presently in Abuja as their commander-in-chief.
[PM News]
Don’t tell me some people are still blind enough to note t hat the logo on the signboard is not the official Nigerian army logo. shame shame shame
ARMY OR NAVY..WHO KNOWS HOW MANY PEOPLE GRADUATED FROM THE BACKYARD SCHOOL AND WEARING FAKE UNIFORMS TO EXTORT PEOPLE.KAI ! THERE WAS A COUNTRY
Una attend FAKE navy school go de beat okada man, wetin go cum happen if u go the original navy school? See their heads like their logo