How Fake Calling Letters For NIS Jobs Cost Victims Ksh600K
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Four Arrested Over Fake NIS Recruitment Scam After Job Seeker Loses Sh600,000
NAIROBI, Kenya July 9 – Detectives have arrested four suspects linked to an alleged employment fraud syndicate accused of conning unsuspecting job seekers by falsely promising to secure them jobs in the National Intelligence Service. In a statement, the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) said the arrests were made by officers from DCI Central in Nairobi following investigations into a complaint lodged by a victim who lost Sh600,000 aft…
How Fake Calling Letters For NIS Jobs Cost Victims Ksh600K
The Kenya Times ~ Trending, Breaking News and Videos How Fake Calling Letters for NIS Jobs Cost Victims Ksh600K Four people have been arrested in Nairobi over an alleged employment fraud scheme in which job seekers were tricked into believing they could secure jobs in the National Intelligence Service (NIS). The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) on July 9 said detectives from DCI Central arrested the four suspects following an investi…
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