THE HUSTLE IS REAL MEEHN! DRAMATIC MOMENT POLICE INTERRUPTED A SHAM MARRIAGE BTW A NIGERIAN MAN AND HUNGARIAN WOMAN

The picture above shows the dramatic moment home office investigators interrupted and stopped a sham marriage between 27-year-old Nigerian, Chinedu Amadi and Hungarian national, 38-year-old Szilvia Basco-Porkolab, just minutes before the ‘bride’ and ‘groom’ exchanged their vows.

Nigerian Chinedu Amadi arrived at Leicester Registry Office to marry a complete stranger - who donned a traditional white wedding gown for the occasion. But known to them, Home Office investigators who were tipped off by a suspicious registrar  were  waiting  in a side room for the pair to arrive.

Amadi paid £5,000 to an unknown 'fixer' to arrange the bogus wedding with an EU national to allow him to stay in the UK. After their arrest, investigators discovered Basco-Porkolab was involved in an earlier sham marriage to another Nigerian, Ikechukwu Egbe, at Greta Green in May 2011. Meehn, this lady is a serial wifey o, lol.

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                            Chinedu Amadi, 27, pictured left, his 'bride' Szilvia Basco-Porkolab, pictured right

suspicion that they were entering into a sham marriage started when Amadi and Durgos, the lady Amadi was initially supposed to marry, went to the Leicester Registry Office to give their notice of intention to marry, on October 21. They met the deputy superintendent registrar for Leicester, Debra Webster who recognised Durgos as someone she knew as Rita Durgos, a Hungarian who had acted as an interpreter for more than one marriage.

Mrs Webster became suspicious as to whether Durgos and Amadi were going to enter a genuine marriage. Durgos struggled to pronounce the first name of Amadi and he struggled to remember his address. According to her, they were being excessively affectionate and she got the impression they were trying too hard to demonstrate they were a couple.

On 19^th January, the day they were scheduled to get married, a woman claiming to be Rubin Durgos turned up but Mrs Webster did not recognise her . Amadi was an hour late and missed the ceremony, so they postponed it to 2pm on February 14. By then Mrs Webster had alerted the authorities.

When arrested in a wedding dress, the ‘bride-to-be’ initially told officers she was attending as a witness.

Basco-Porkolab was jailed for 34 months, while Amadi was jailed for 20 months. Egbe, 34, of Narborough Road, Leicester, was convicted of one offence of conspiracy, and jailed for 30 months and a fourth person, Rubin Durgos 39, admitted conspiracy, in the intended sham marriage of Amadi. She was to be the bride, before Basco-Porkolab stepped in at the last minute.All the defendants are likely to be deported after their sentences.

                           Co-conspirators: Ikechukwu Egbe, 33, pictured left, Rubin Durgos, 39, pictured right,