Mayowura: Nice move EFCC.
Atleast the fraudulent bastardz are reducing.


Again, which on be 'OGA AT THE TOP' again na?
Nairaland with funny change of words sef!

freedom@last:
It appears Criminality has made a home in the head of the Nigerian youth. I can't believe the stuupid and brainless excuses being given in support of what these boys are doing. You keep saying politicians are stealing, what about the millions of honest people doing legitimate business and making good money?

You choose not to see those ones abi?

Well, he who is corrected but persists in wrong doing will be destroyed suddenly without mercy. Go and write it down, you crazy, crime-riddled loons.

Everyday is for the thief, but one day is for the owner.

freedom@last:
It appears Criminality has made a home in the head of the Nigerian youth. I can't believe the stuupid and brainless excuses being given in support of what these boys are doing. You keep saying politicians are stealing, what about the millions of honest people doing legitimate business and making good money?

You choose not to see those ones abi?

Well, he who is corrected but persists in wrong doing will be destroyed suddenly without mercy. Go and write it down, you crazy, crime-riddled loons.

Everyday is for the thief, but one day is for the owner.

confusion247:
There is nothing wrong or incriminating with those items on red.

confusion247:
There is nothing wrong or incriminating with those items on red.

Billyonaire: Why is EFCC parading these young guys for trying to survive in this bad economy? Should they rather come rob us with guns ? Come to think of it, those items and cars dont really cost money compared to the loot of our commonwealth by politicians. Who is fooling who ? I hope they start arresting state governors and ministers. That was the original assignment, not arresting chicken thieves. Not that am supporting yahoos oh. Stay off little crimes, go for billion naira crimes where u can make IG an offer he can not refuse.

Unimke_Ak:

Bros,u fall frm space,Extrateresstrial life spotted on Nairaland my oga @de top must hear this

Billyonaire: Why is EFCC parading these young guys for trying to survive in this bad economy? Should they rather come rob us with guns ? Come to think of it, those items and cars dont really cost money compared to the loot of our commonwealth by politicians. Who is fooling who ? I hope they start arresting state governors and ministers. That was the original assignment, not arresting chicken thieves. Not that am supporting yahoos oh. Stay off little crimes, go for billion naira crimes where u can make IG an offer he can not refuse.

Mayowura: Nice move EFCC.
Atleast the fraudulent bastardz are reducing.


Again, which on be 'OGA AT THE TOP' again na?
Nairaland with funny change of words sef!

Kingsleyinfo: Take a poll of the replies here,
And imagine the percentage of those supporting vs those against these guys, and you will understand why Nigeria is where it is.

Bright young and promising talents, wasting their life away, and calling it survival.

If you want to steal, by all means go ahead, but don't try to justify your Evil. You re as bad as the politicians you point fingers at.

Afterall na from clap dem dey enter dance.

freedom@last:
It appears Criminality has made a home in the head of the Nigerian youth. I can't believe the stuupid and brainless excuses being given in support of what these boys are doing. You keep saying politicians are stealing, what about the millions of honest people doing legitimate business and making good money?

You choose not to see those ones abi?

Well, he who is corrected but persists in wrong doing will be destroyed suddenly without mercy. Go and write it down, you crazy, crime-riddled loons.

Everyday is for the thief, but one day is for the owner.

pro01:

I agree completely. With the way things are going, I even silently pray this internet fraud business continues to pay off for as many of its perpetrators as possible because, the day it stops paying off. . .we're all in big(ger) trouble. The blatant kidnappings and violent robberies we're witnessing now would be childplay then.

I remember in the mid 2000s when internet fraud was at its Golden Age, the rate of violent cultism reduced drastically in universities (especially in the South West), as many of the blood-thirsty cultists started to channel their efforts towards making money. For the first time, 'nobodies' could also compete with middle-class and silverspoon kids on campus. . .this reduced the phenomenon of violent 'obtaining' (as they used to call it) that used to be quite common, boosted social life and encouraged peace on campuses.

My point is, as bad as internet fraud is, circumstances in Nigeria do not leave room for much hope for the teeming youth population of unemployed graduates and dropouts, hence we need to pick and choose between evils. If these guys cannot make money the non-violent criminal way, then they SHALL attempt to make money the violent criminal way - to the detriment of us all; let's make no mistakes about that.

pro01:

I agree completely. With the way things are going, I even silently pray this internet fraud business continues to pay off for as many of its perpetrators as possible because, the day it stops paying off. . .we're all in big(ger) trouble. The blatant kidnappings and violent robberies we're witnessing now would be childplay then.

I remember in the mid 2000s when internet fraud was at its Golden Age, the rate of violent cultism reduced drastically in universities (especially in the South West), as many of the blood-thirsty cultists started to channel their efforts towards making money. For the first time, 'nobodies' could also compete with middle-class and silverspoon kids on campus. . .this reduced the phenomenon of violent 'obtaining' (as they used to call it) that used to be quite common, boosted social life and encouraged peace on campuses.

My point is, as bad as internet fraud is, circumstances in Nigeria do not leave room for much hope for the teeming youth population of unemployed graduates and dropouts, hence we need to pick and choose between evils. If these guys cannot make money the non-violent criminal way, then they SHALL attempt to make money the violent criminal way - to the detriment of us all; let's make no mistakes about that.

justwise: [/b]

I also suggest that we should leave the politicians who steal our money alone because they are stealing it 'non-violent criminal way'.

Are politicians killing anybody? If they stop stealing non-violent criminal way' and pick up guns and start kidnapping people that will not be good for us.

justwise: [/b]

I also suggest that we should leave the politicians who steal our money alone because they are stealing it 'non-violent criminal way'.

Are politicians killing anybody? If they stop stealing non-violent criminal way' and pick up guns and start kidnapping people that will not be good for us.