A Nigerian conman, Godwin Nwaofor, 36, funded his expensive lifestyle by
cheating pensioners out of their life savings. He kept a 'suckers list'
of potential victims to send bogus letters saying they had won the
Australian Lottery.
The Nigerian national received around £1million from the scam and blew the money on luxury cars, gold jewellery and expensive champagne at top nightclubs in London.
The Nigerian national received around £1million from the scam and blew the money on luxury cars, gold jewellery and expensive champagne at top nightclubs in London.
Nwaofor was a ‘willing and enthusiastic lieutenant’ to the mastermind of
the con, another Nigerian, Frank Onyechonam, who was nicknamed ‘Fizzy’
for his love of vintage champagne.
Onyeachonam was jailed eight years last year, after he was exposed as the chief player in the scam.
He drove a Maserati and fired bubbly corks across exclusive private
members clubs as he lived a life of fantastic luxury on his victim’s
life savings.
The scam started with a bogus letter to a vulnerable pensioner telling them they had won the Australian Lottery.









