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Thursday 6 March 2014

Bride Arrested Marrying 4th Nigerian Husband (PHOTOS)

 




















A 22-year old bogus bride, Raquel Neto Furtado De Andrade, was arrested at the registry office just before she was trying to marry her fourth husband from Nigeria.
She was one of the most prolific fake brides in the UK, charging cash for giving a chance to these Nigerian man to stay in the UK.According to the police reports, she already had succeeded to marry three Nigerians and that gave them the right to stay in the UK. The police received a call from the registry office staff and arrived just minutes before the fourth ceremony. The arrest took place in London, at the Harrow register office on October 3rd, 2013. According to the checks, she had already been married 3 times and had no divorces. 
She is charged with bigamy – two counts, facilitation – 2 counts and perjury – 1 count and will now serve a two-years sentence behind bars and deported back to Portugal (she is Portuguese) upon her release. De Andrade admitted the charges in February and on Tuesday, March 4th was sent to Jail.
The groom was expelled from the UK soon after the arrest. He was a 32-year old Nigerian national. Now the police are looking for three other husbands to deport them from the 
UK. 
According to the fact that it is relatively easy to get the right to live in the UK – you can do that by marrying any EU national staying there, UK becomes a destination for many of those looking for easy ways. Statistically speaking, around 15,000 marriages every year taking place in Wales and England are bogus.Most brides of these fake marriages come from Eastern Europe, while grooms arrive from Nigeria, India, Pakistan and Bangladesh.
Officials are taking serious steps in controlling and reducing this number. All the registrars of the UK are co-operating reporting any suspicion over a new couple.  According to the leader of Harrow council, all the registrars have been trained to uncover and report ungenuine marriages. A jail term for those found guilty is a clear warning.
READ MORE:  http://news.naij.com/61084.htmlCredit:News.naij.com

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