Dubai-based Emirates Vacation Club (EVC) has allegedly scammed about
2,000 Nigerians through dubious investment.
The victims, it was learnt,
invested several thousands of US dollars in 99 years time-sharing
private residency accommodation at a 45-storey Emirates Grand Hotel
(EGH) on Sheikh Zayed Road, Dubai.
According to reports of three meetings held in separate locations in
Nigeria by the victims towards seeking redress on the matter, Nigerians
and other nationals were lured into investing in EVC on arrival at Dubai
Airport. As a product of their meetings, a Focal Persons Committee
(FPC) has been set up with the mandate to pursue legal and diplomatic
means to recover all funds invested by Nigerians in EVC/ EGH.
The FPC has also been mandated to write the Federal Government
through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, National Assembly, Economic and
Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Inspector General of Police/
Interpol and United Arab Emirates Embassy in Nigeria.
http://newtelegraphonline.com/dubai-based-firm-dupes-2000-nigerians/
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