Missing lady Munachim Onyia accused of faking own kidnap over N1.1bn scam

A  25-year-old Nigerian lady Munachim Onyia who was recently declared missing has sparked mixed reactions on Twitter after some users accused her of faking her kidnap.

The lady identified as Munachim Chukwuma Onyia has been accused of absconding with over one billion Naira belonging to Nigerians who invested in a business scheme she operated.

Her brother Jordan on Sunday via Twitter alerted the general public about his missing sister, whom he claimed had not been seen for about 10 days.

In a Twitter thread, he said his sister was last spotted at her office in the early hours of April 29 and had gone missing since then.

“My sister Munachim Chukwuma Onyia has been missing for about 10 days. My parents reached out to the police Earlier but there seems to me no valid update or information yet, she was last seen on Thursday early hours at the office in Victoria Island,”

“Her numbers one hasn’t been reachable while the other is reachable and seems to be with a guy that has been scamming people and us in exchange for information about her whereabouts, he asked us to send him money so as to get an address and to help her escape only for him to send an address with a dead end.

send an address with a dead end
The number is 08091142860
Account number he sent for us to transfer to 0470063218 Gtb bank OKOLIE REJOICE
Please retweet and dm me to help with any valid information thank you Folded hands

Please call my number 08152656613 to help with any info or my sister 08088783378 or you could also dm thank you Folded hands

 

Shortly after the post started garnering attention, some users dismissed the narrative that the lady was missing and accused her of fleeing after defrauding them of their hard-earned money.

 

 

More revelations started to unfold as several other users began sharing their sad experiences with Munachim Chukwuma Onyia.

A lady also disclosed how Onyia duped her of 64,000 cedis (over N4.5 million) about seven years ago.

 

 

Amid the drama, a video of Muna had surfaced wherein she was seen promoting Halo invest, a finance platform, and declaring that her target was to make $4 million.

“My name is Munachi. Let me tell you something. This year, I want to earn massive wealth, something like $4m. Forget what they tell you on Twitter,” she was heard saying.

 

 

This latest development comes up at a time when Nigerians are mourning Iniobong Umoren, a young female job seeker who was murdered in Akwa Ibom state when she went for a job interview.