Congo Brazzaville Association: Serge Alain Nganga, bailiff forger (…)

• Congo Brazzaville Association: Serge Alain Nganga, signature forger

HeSerge Alain Nganga is a Brazzaville bailiff who doesn’t care about ethics or morals. We would think he is an expert at forging signatures to deceive his clients. tarduf or impostor ” According to Molière, the Diafuca family, who had requested his services in a dispute over an inheritance, were completely stunned when they discovered the bailiff’s plot.

You don’t need to be reminded that Congo-Brazzaville is all about greed. Almost everyone, elite or not, easily participates in it. In fact, the office of bailiff and auctioneer Serge Alain Nganga is located in 40 Avenue des Trois Martyrs, Mongalywithout hesitation, tampered with the signatures of customers to defraud them.

On July 24, the bailiff forger promised in a handwritten letter after being detained by police, “ Deposit 2,500,000 CFA francs with the Gendarmerie as a deposit for the receiver’s fees and the receiver’s report » (sic). Information.

This was not an expense reimbursement or escrow report – a simple invention of his that he seemed to be throwing away. The fact is that he defrauded his clients of about 10 million CFA francs…

fact

In 2022, Joseph Diafouka, a retired accountant, died after a short illness. He left behind a considerable estate, which immediately aroused the desire of part of his family, and the will was clear: all the property was left to his descendants, whose family had already owned his share of the estate during his lifetime. A war broke out between the children and the family of the deceased. It was then that Michel Diafouka, the eldest son of the deceased, took legal action to put an end to the dispute. The coveted goods were seized with the help of bailiff Serge Alain Nganga. It was now up to the latter to ensure the recovery of all the assets in question. He opened a bank account, but lo and behold, he did not inform his clients. The matter was finally settled in August 2023 when the Children’s Council decided that 20% of the property left by the deceased would go to his family. It was therefore time to lift the seizure and entrust its management to the two daughters of Diafouka, while also carrying out restoration work on certain real estate. It was also decided that the bailiff must return the child’s share to the designated child from the rent received and retain the family’s share….

scam

Maître Alain Serge Nganga himself drafted a request to lift the seizure; a letter he sent to all Diafuca children asking for their signatures. The only problem was: once the signatures were obtained, the bailiff hesitated, delayed, or even evaded. Or rather, he found some strange tricks to postpone the deadline. Jean Montaldo in The Mitterrand and the Forty Thieves » He did not write: At a funeral, the passage of time is the corrupter’s best ally… »? Unfortunately, he forgot about his family’s determination to lift the seizure. Finally, he hastily submitted to the Makle-Ba Congo Court a request to lift the seizure, which, strangely, changed its face: in the latter, the signature was no longer authentic. On the day of the hearing, one of the Diafuca girls expressed her surprise to the judge because the signature on the request was not hers. She was surprised to find that her signature, as well as that of her sister, had been tampered with, when the bailiff sent her request to all the children, while her sister was away from the country. Therefore, bailiff Alain Serge Nganga wrote a new request imitating the signature of the Diafuca children. Shocked, the judge reminded the bailiff of the penalty he faced for his plan, but preferred to dismiss him immediately and then provide the Diafuca girl with a bailiff appointed by the court, in this case Maître Perfect Sandoku.

« It is common practice for a bailiff to sign on behalf of his client. », to justify Serge Alain Nganga to our editorial staff. It is absolutely true. It is just that he should have signed it himself, indicating that he had received authorization from the client. Instead, he had no scruples and imitated the signatures of two children of Diafuca and complained for reasons known only to him. What was the reason? It can only come from greed. Greed overshadows morality and ethics. He answered the questions put to him in writing and verbally, and then blocked his phone. His answers were confusing, a fifth grader would have done better.

complaint

Convinced of the bailiff’s scam, or at least a breach of trust, the Diafouka children filed a complaint in July 2024. Serge Alain Nganga found himself in the hands of the gendarmerie. He got into trouble and tried in vain to explain the extortion of funds. He (voluntarily) deleted March, April and May 2023 and hastily created a summary of rent collection – something he had not been able to do for two years. In his summary of July 22, 2024, he mentioned an amount of 6,201,000 CFA francs, 3,165,000 CFA francs in 2022 and 3,165,000 CFA francs in 2023, or 9,201,000. Further down, he writes: “Company percentage: 1380150 FCFA; Mabonzo children’s debt: 1,645,000 FCFA; Available: 6175850 FCFA. All in all, the total amount collected is 10,653,500 FCFA. Only here he invents fees that the Diafuca children do not recognize: performance fees: 1598025 FCFA; due diligence fees: 1,250,000; children’s debt: 2100000 FCFA. The Diafuca family also does not recognize the lawyer’s debt, because they have not used one. In short, fictitious debts! (Real estate inventory report: 300,000 FCFA; Maître Baveceza: 975,000 FCFA; lawyer’s letter: 50,000 FCFA; request to release the attachment: 750,000 FCFA). Q: Does it cost so much to write to a lawyer and file a request to lift the seizure? No country in the world charges such a staggering amount. “I’ve never heard of such a large amount,” a bailiff in Brazzaville choked up when asked about it.

Serge Alain Nganga did not provide evidence of the expenses he mentioned. Fraud and breach of trust: intentional infringement!

Bedell B.