See The 2 Women & Man Who Forged Enugu Governor’s Letter Head & Signature (See Photo)

Three persons are now in police custody for allegedly forging the signature of Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi of Enugu State.
The suspects, two women and a man, were said to be specialised in forging documents for people to gain employment into government establishments in the state.
The state Public Relations Officer (PPRO ), DSP Ebere Amaraizu , said that a full- scale investigation had commenced into the alleged case of conspiracy and forgery against the suspects. Amaraizu gave the suspects’ names as Gloria Onuoha, Roseline Onwuameze and Thomas Nwigwe believed to be working in one of the Enugu based hospitals.
The PPRO said the suspects had forged a letter purported to have emanated from the office of the governor and signed by Ugwuanyi himself.
The suspects reportedly used the letter to gain employment at the Enugu State Teaching Hospital, Parklane, as Account Grade 11, Level 7, Higher Executive Officer (HEO ), Level 8 as well as Chief Typist CONTISS 8, Step 13, respectively.
It was learnt that Chijioke Nzegwu , now at large , facilitated the alleged illegal deal for Onuoha and Onwuameze having received a huge amount of money from Nwigwe on their behalf. This came barely four months after governor’s personal phone number was hacked as fraudsters have devised to another methods.
A reliable source said that government officials were now forging the governor’s official letterheads as well as his signature which they use to get people employed into some of the parastatals in the state civil service.
In March, the Chief Press Secretary (CPS ) to the governor, Mr. Uwakwe Abugu, had said in a statement that “the Airtel cell phone number of His Excellency, Rt. Hon. Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi, Governor of Enugu State, was hacked into by unknown persons for suspected fraudulent activities.
“This announcement is to, hereby, draw the attention of members of the public, especially those who have been reached or contacted by the suspected fraudsters and to urge them to totally disregard any communication extended to them through that cell phone number purporting to have emanated from His Excellency, the Governor. ”
A few days ago, reports emerged that fraudsters, suspected to be in the government circles, were now getting people employed into the state civil service using faked the governor’ s letter head and signature