A man convicted of scamming his way into jobs at two Glasgow care homes reportedly carried out a similar con at another before he was snared by the authorities.
The Glasgow Times can today reveal that Victor Nwaka, 41, allegedly worked at a third city care home looking after vulnerable residents - despite having no legal basis to be in the UK.
A whistleblower at the facility told how she was 'sickened' after reading about Nwaka's string of deceit in our pages - and realised she had already worked alongside him.
We told last week how Nwaka had pleaded guilty at Glasgow Sheriff Court to two charges of obtaining employment by fraud at nursing homes in Drumchapel and Bridgeton between March 2020 and the following February by using false documents in concert with forged French and Maltese passports under an alias of Mamoudou Dieye.
After reading the story in the Glasgow Times, the woman, whose identity we are protecting, revealed how she became suspicious after working with the scammer at another Glasgow care home in 2019.
She said: “He started as a care assistant and I was responsible for his induction. It soon became very clear that he had no previous experience, despite claiming to.
"When I was trying to show him how we worked, he would say things like ‘I don’t need to know about this' or 'I don’t really care about what you’re telling me'.
“His attitude was very poor, and it was pretty obvious he had no real interest in the job, which when you are caring for people is...
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