The woman allegedly defrauded unsuspecting job seekers and people aspiring to acquire nursing qualifications.
Police spokesperson Brig Motlafela Mojapelo said the woman allegedly ran bogus nursing colleges and fraudulently registered unsuspecting students under the pretext they were to acquire diplomas in nursing.He said the woman’s alleged fraudulent dealings were unmasked when it was discovered that the colleges were not authentic.
“The students opened cases of fraud and theft under false pretences against the woman in Polokwane, Morebeng, Thohoyandou, Waterval and other places in Gauteng.” According to police, the woman had managed to evade arrest and had been on the run since 2017 after she fled to Nigeria. Mojapelo said the breakthrough happened on Saturday when detectives from Makhado received information about the wanted suspect returning to South Africa from Nigeria and arriving at OR Tambo International Airport at midday.Mojapelo said police investigations are continuing.
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