Nigerian and Cameroonian men jailed for fake marriages in the UK

There seems to be a trend for fake marriages due to the desperation of singles especially ladies. In foreign countries, the reasons are mostly for immigration issues and securing citizenship. Its now seen as a thriving business and its critical no one should get involved in it directly or indirectly.
Two men who orchestrated fake marriage scam in the UK have been jailed. Martin Okoko, 31, a Nigerian national and a 45-year-old Cameroonian national organised bogus weddings in an attempt to by-pass immigrations rules.
The marriages between Hungarians, Nigerians and Cameroonians took place in Gretna and Leicester between 2007 and 2012. Odume also took part in a fake marriage of his own in order to gain residency in the UK.

Nigerian and Cameroonian men jailed for fake marriages in the UK

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