DCI detectives have thwarted a fake recruitment drive for oversees jobs arresting five suspects including a foreign national.
“Detectives from Nairobi Regional Headquarters have arrested five suspects believed to be the masterminds behind a fraudulent recruitment drive for overseas jobs within Nairobi and its environs.
A foreign national namely Nick Van Opstal, Samuel Marigi, Patrick Wangai, Susan Oluoch and Christine Muthoni Wangechi were arrested following a tip-off from the public about activities of two suspicious recruitment agencies namely Alhanawa Jobs and Supply Link Ventures Ltd who were purporting to be recruiting for overseas jobs at KCB sports club grounds.
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Following the swift response by the detectives, approximately 1000 jobseekers were snatched from the fangs of the snake oil merchants whose sole mission was to fleece them off their hard earned cash.” said DCI
Investigations into the activities revealed that it had already been flagged down by the National Employment Authority. The detectives are also pursuing three other suspects who managed to escape their dragnet.
“Meanwhile, the hunt is on for three individuals namely Hannah Mbugua, Gladys Oluasa and Lucy Wanjiru who managed to escape the police dragnet. Members of the public are advised to remain vigilant and to report such agencies to the police for action.” said DCI
