He Sold A Fake Airport For $242 Million — and They Actually Paid Him (Emmanuel Nwude)
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What if someone offered you a chance to invest in a brand-new airport in Nigeria's capital?
Now imagine discovering the airport didn't exist.
In the 1990s, Nigerian businessman and former Union Bank director Emmanuel Nwude convinced Nelson Sakaguchi, a director at Brazil's Banco Noroeste, that Abuja was getting a new airport. Nwude used a false identity and a completely fictitious project to orchestrate a fraud worth $242 million, making it one of the most notorious banking scams (419) in Nigerian history.
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