Nigerian caught trying to obtain Malawi passport, another with body parts

Nigerians are making headlines in Malawi for bad reasons. One  has been arrested  for infringements committed with regard to the Immigration Laws and another is waiting prosecution for being caught with human body parts.pass

Department of Immigration has confirmed the arrest of 30-year-old Nigerian, Sunny Agab who attempted to obtain Malawi passport.

He was arrested with a Malawian accomplice Hudson Nkhunga, a former worker of civil aviation department.

The Nigerian who is a student of Roses College in South Africa used the name Samuel Khunga in the application for a Malawian passport. The forms were dully endorsed by Lilongwe District Commission’s office.

Passport fraud in the country is on the rise, as foreigners such as Nigerians, Burundians and Zimbabweans come to get a Malawian passport because nationals are free to travel to many European countries without a visa.

They also want to get Malawi passports so that they should not pay visa fees when entering the country for business.

People are also prepared to enter into bogus marriages  to ensure they get Malawian immigrations papers.

Private parts

A Nigerian businessman Ike Duru aged 55 from Imo State Nigeria  faces prosecution after he was arrested when he was implicated as a buyer of private body parts from 32 year old Phulamazira Kang’ombe.

Lilongwe Police Public Relations Officer (PRO) Sub Inspector Kingsley Dandaula said the Nigerian was arrested came after Police arrested Kan’gombe aged 32 from Chikalamu village, Traditional Authority (TA) Njewa in Lilongwe for allegedly beating and cutting off Chimwemwe Chizere Madeya’s private parts.

Kang’ombe is on record to have told the police that he was going to sell the private parts to the Nigerian suspect who would make concoctions to sell in South Africa.

Dandaula said the police found him with the private parts in a plastic bag.

Duru, who runs a shop in Devil Street in Lilongwe but based in Biwi, is still being investigated on his dealings.

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Natianal Ids
Natianal Ids
9 years ago

As long as we do not have our National Identity Cards, this will continue. Why not in Zambia or Zimbabwe. They fail because these countries have IDS. Sleeping Malawians! Corrupt immigration, corrupt judicial system, corrupt DCS! You are busy stamping applications without investigations. What a shame!

lute
lute
9 years ago

Sleepy Malawians, other countries dont allow this type of bullshit. Get rid of these Nigeria shit. Nobody likes them.

mtima wa nyani
mtima wa nyani
9 years ago

malamulo a malawi amapangidwa ndi ma politishani okomera iwo okha. ife ma citizens sitoneka ngati tingaikepo mau pa malamulo sitingatsutse ati aticotsa ncito.. tilibe pakamwa . koma ciambile cija pa may mpaka lelo ku paliament tikadakamba za salale ya apm etc

Masoambeta
Masoambeta
9 years ago

zomvetsa chisoni anthu andale kukhalila kuba kuiwala dziko likuberedwa.

Kandakhute chinyetenyete.
Kandakhute chinyetenyete.
9 years ago

Chipani chokupha ndi chipani chochotsa ziwalo za anthu mwaberelanso mmboma.Koma ndiye tifadi komanso kuchosedwa ziwalo.

Galu wapananji
Galu wapananji
9 years ago

Devil on duty!

Blessing
9 years ago

I blame Joice Banda , she is the one who strengthened the diplomatic relationship with Nigerian government a country that we benefit nothing economically . You can hardly find any malawians in Nigeria . Nigerians are the most unwanted people anywhere in the world because of their 419 . This is just the beginning

Hoitty
Hoitty
9 years ago

a Dausi ku NIB muzionanso zimenezi osati kupempha ndalama ku NAC kapena kulimbana ndi a police.

Celeb wa ku mwanza
9 years ago

Ow lord what z happening in this world

No Fear Kelvin mahata
No Fear Kelvin mahata
9 years ago

Malawian Laws too shallow,komanxo satsatiridwa.

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