Gangster Love! Faith Nketsi’s Husband Reportedly Faces Arrest After Fraud Charges Worth R1m
Cheers to another SA celeb spending the rest of her life with an alleged fraudster! Well, Faith Nketsi’s husband Nzuzo Njilo, is allegedly facing an R978 104 fraud charge.
Apparently, the newly wedded husband funded his lavish wedding with money he had swindled from Johannesburg business owners just a month before the wedding.
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According to City Press, Njilo’s business partners Blaine Evans and James Stephens filed a fraud case against him. This came after he allegedly failed to honour his end of an R978 104 shambles business deal in March.
Evans allegedly claimed that he and Stephens had agreed to buy copper concentrate from Njilo’s company, NN Chrome Mining, through their company, Lund Industries. According to a written statement given at the Douglasdale police station, this is the case.
“Nzuzo Njilo defrauded us,” read the statement.
Evans claimed that he transferred funds to Njilo’s Absa account for the copper order, but that it was never delivered to him.
“I met him through a mutual friend at Bowl’d Restaurant at Masingita Towers. He told me that he was in the trucking business, and so am I, so I thought: ‘Okay, this is cool.’ He also told me that he owned a chrome mine,” he said.
“We were in steady communication and had another meeting at Tang in Sandton, which he attended with Faith. We talked a little and discussed a few business deals,” he continued.
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According to the publication, Njilo informed Evans that he had secured a mine. They then began talking about an international client who was looking for copper. The money was allegedly paid into Njilo’s account by the client.
“I was given the funds from a buyer overseas and I paid them into Njilo’s account,” said Evans.
Evans allegedly hired debt collectors to recoup the funds, and Njilo met with them and agreed to repay the money. Evans, on the other hand, claims that Njilo did not repay the funds, prompting him to file a criminal complaint and instruct his lawyers, Bazuka & Co Inc, to draft a letter of demand.
Are U shocked by this indictment, SurgeZirc readers?
