Breaking News: Senator Andy Uba’s Associate Chief Mrs Nkolika Imo ‘Adadioramma’ arrested over N50 Million Fraud

www.odogwublog.com reports that there is tension at Ukpor , Nnewi South Local government area of Anambra state now as over 20 policemen swooped on the residence of an Abuja socialite and the
founder of Adadioramma foundation Abuja socialite Chief Mrs Nkolika Imo, to effect her arrest for allegedly defrauding Prince Don Okoknkwo of His N50 Million.
Chief Mrs Imo, an Associate of Senator Andy Uba, Senate Committee Chairman on INEC and Senator representing Anambra South senatorial zone however placed herself under house arrest and refused to come out since 2 am the police team led by ASP Ogbu arrived.
She would have been arrested on Saturday or Friday but due to the burial of her mother, human sympathy overtook the team that were despatched from IGP to effect her arrest over the N50 Million alleged scam. She was supposed to go for outing service on Sunday but refused to come out to avoid arrest even though her vehicles were packed , the police team were told she has travelled out.
On investigation, www.odogwublog.com discovered that her arrest was ordered by the Inspector General of Police (IGP), Mr. Solomon Arase in a letter 13th May, 2015 from the office of the IGP , signed by CP Austin .I. Iwar, principal staff officer to Inspector General of Police with ref CB/7000/IGP.SEC/ABJ/VOL.226/99 as addressed to the Assistant Inspector General of Police (AIGP) Zone 9 Umuahia directing him to act on petition of Chief Chris Uche (SAN) and Co chambers on behalf of Prince Don Okonkwo requesting for arrest of Imo for defrauding him of N50 Million.

 Chief Chris Uche SAN Chambers and Co had written the Inspector General of police a petition entitled ‘’Petition Against serious threats to life, fraudulent misrepresentation and obtaining money by false pretences by one Nkolika Imo  signed by Associate Counsel Kanayo Okafor Esq.
The petition alleged that Prince Don Okonkwo, the owner of Tetrazzini foods limited was approached by a lady one Nkolika Imo of No 6 Ethiope Crescent Maitama Abuja and fraudulently misrepresented to their client Okonkwo that she was a registered contractor with the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) and that she had been awarded a contract by INEC for printing and production of electoral materials.
‘’she presented certain documents to our client with which she convinced our client to help her finance the execution of the contract on the understanding that both parties would equally share the proceeds of the contract , agreed to be the sum of N280 Million (Two hundred and eighty million naira).
‘’Based on this fraudulent misrepresentation our client unsuspectingly paid over to the said Nkolika Imo , the sum of N20,000,000.00 (Twenty Million) by Bank transfer into her First Bank PLC account and the sum of N30,000,000.00 (Thirty Million Naira) into her Fidelity Banl Plc account. …….
‘’ Our client just recently discovered that the said Nkolika Imo secretly used our clients to execute the contract  and had since been paid the full contract sum by INEC , which sum including our clients N50,000,000.00 (Fifty Million naira) she has converted to her own use, in what is now obviously an Advanced Fee Fraud played on our client. All telephone calls by our client to her phone numbers have proved abortive as she refuses to pick our clients call but rather has sent some unknown persons , who our client believes are members of her advance fee fraud syndicate , who call our client’s phones at very odd hours threatening to kill our client if he does not forget the N50, 000,000.00 (Fifty Million naira) he paid to Nkolika Imo, warning our client that he is not the only one they have eaten his money and that he won’t be the last.
‘’Based on the forgoing , we are constrained to ask you to immediately intervene in this matter and arrest and prosecute the said Nkolika Imo before she absconds from Nigeria as our client is reliably informed that she intends to flee the country with our clients money. We also request that she be compelled to enter into an undertaking to be held responsible for any harm or injury to our client or his family in consequence of the threats by her agents, which we take very seriously’’.
When Chief Mrs Nkolika Imo was contacted on her Mtn mobile line up to 22:46 it was not going through but her associates confirmed attempt to arrest her but that she was not arrested as speculated. They admitted some police men and SARS operatives were seen around her home. Even as another source said she actually collected millions of naira from Prince Don Okonkwo to prosecute INEC contract with as introduced by one Comrade Jude whose surname could not be ascertained as at press time.   
It was believed the police leaked the information of her arrest and she went incommunicado since morning , a source alleged.