3. I have seen the well photoshoped Passport being paraded as the real Aisha, ca mon, I never knew that one can wear headties to take passport pictures, [size=18pt]they carefully carved out the passport numbers so that they cannot be traced to another person.[/size]

MalcoImX:
The OP, Musa Ibrahim is a known scammer and 419ner. Be careful, he's smooth talking but dangerous and may take advantage of you should you enter into any correspondence with him. His specialty, among many, is internet fraud.
Be warned.
http://crime-online.info/ibrahim-musa-is-at-it-again/

MalcoImX:
The OP, Musa Ibrahim is a known scammer and 419ner. Be careful, he's smooth talking but dangerous and may take advantage of you should you enter into any correspondence with him. His specialty, among many, is internet fraud.
Be warned.
http://crime-online.info/ibrahim-musa-is-at-it-again/

BeeBeeOoh:
Ok! We have heard you. But, is there any sense in what he just said? Your boxer won't tear/be stolen if you can leave the messenger & heed the message..

ejilife:
Why not prove him wrong if you think otherwise instead of barking like another Mad Dog of Aisha Buhari's level?

MalcoImX:
What reputation does a scammer has to be relied upon? He's just a paid hack and here to scam us.

BeeBeeOoh:
Prove him wrong with a constructive criticisms & acts than changing the goal post in the middle of the match..

From: Dr.Moussa Ibrahim
<Dr.Moussa Ibrahim>
Reply-To: drmibrahim1@
hotmail.com
Date: Sat, 03 Oct 2015 11:15:53
-0500
Subject: INVESTMENT
Dear Sir/Madam,
RE-€ 42,500,000.00(FOURTH TWO MILLION, FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND EURO) INVESTMENT.
I wish this proposals will not embarrass you as I had no previous correspondence with you.
I am Dr. Moussa Ibrahim, a Libyan nationality.My objective is to establish a viable business relationship with you.
I was a member of Late.Col.Muammar Gaddafi 's regime. At the peak of rebel attack against our Government, it was unanimously agreed that every member of the cabinet fought to ensure we were not humiliate out of
power, but at last the superior power of NATO some how disorganized our war plan. Hence the need for every one to stamped for safety. And to hide or take refuge in any opportunity.
Whilst am yet in a hide out since then trying to find my way out of Libya territory.
But my most predicament is the available cash (EURO 42,500,000.00)at my disposal which I am willing to part to or your organization in OVERSEA there so you could invest it wisely into viable and profit yielding venture in your country. It is my cogent believe that the profit so accrued from the investment placement annually may be plough back to me for upkeep in any place or country I may finally granted refuge.
I am ready to dialogue and agree in terms and condition with you if you can accept this funds for investment on my behalf.
Interestingly, I have arranged a professional packaging firm who could package the entire funds beyond any security intervention. And would be handled to a known Diplomat who is experienced in this field to deliver the
cash to you in OVERSEAS under Diplomatic coverage tag.
However, I earnestly advise you to keep this transaction absolutely confidential due to my safety.
Finally, no matter what your response may be, kindly advise me without any delay to enabling me know next
line of action,through this Email: mibrahim12015@hotmail.com
Thanks
Yours sincerely
Dr.Moussa Ibrahim

MalcoImX:
One if his letters was even touted by Scam-O-Matic as a template for scammer. Scammer's evidence cannot be accepted by a competent court. That tells you he's a certified liar and a criminal.
http://www.419scam.org/emails/2015-10/04/00985354.4.htm

BeeBeeOoh:
“A Certified Liar” with a verifiable facts. Please if you don't mind, prove his statements above wrong with evidence

Only if Governor Ayo Fayose’s media team had done a bit of literature research, there would have been no need for him to commit his greatest gaffe of the decade, confusing Halliburton’s ‘Aisha Buhari’ with President Muhammadu Buhari’s wife.

In April 2007, President Buhari, then a candidate for the presidential election of the year, had spoken about Fayose’s own Aisha Buhari, in an interview with a correspondent of the New York Times. The paper was then investigating a lobbying scam, in which former governor of Akwa Ibom state, Victor Obong Attah, lost $1.2million of the state money to an American that promised more than he could deliver for the governor.

That Aisha Buhari, described then as a middle-aged woman had introduced the lobbyist, Richard T Hines to Attah.
President Buhari was interviewed at the time and he flatly denied knowing the woman.

“I don’t have any relationship with that Aisha Buhari,” Buhari said. “I don’t have any daughter called Aisha Buhari living outside this country. She is not my daughter.”
Fayose’s Aisha Buhari had wormed herself to some people, including Attah, claiming to be Buhari’s daughter. And the subterfuge opened doors for her.

Attah, an architect who became governor of Akwa Ibom in 1999, was fooled by the impostor that he proudly claimed to have known the father, who he described as a powerful Nigerian politician, by reputation. Attah had President Buhari in mind.

He had met the woman, with residence in Virginia in the USA in 2001 when she accompanied a group of American politicians that included the later disgraced US House of Reps member Mr. William Jefferson to Akwa Ibom to see oil-related pollution problems there.
Similarly, another Nigerian who met the impostor Aisha Buhari at a pharmacy shop in the US and actually linked her with Hines, also believed her lie. The said Aisha had splashed several thousands of dollars on perfumes at the shop and the Nigerian, Joshua Assiba struck a conversation.

“You must be a rich woman, looking at the way you dress and spend money,” Mr. Assiba recalls telling Ms. Buhari.
As the pair struck up a conversation and subsequently became friends, Mr. Assiba, then a security guard, said she told him that her father was the former military ruler of Nigeria, Gen. Muhammadu Buhari, and that her American friends included politicians like Mr. Jefferson of Louisiana.

But back then in 2007, she was already busted as an impostor by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, then headed by Nuhu Ribadu.

Ribadu was so sure, according to the New York Times report that the woman was not the person she claimed to be.
According to the report, Ribadu said he was uncertain if her name is Aisha Buhari, but he emphatically denied she was the daughter of President Buhari.

Just pity Fayose for the costly goof of the decade, if not the century!

MalcoImX:
My only question to you is, does a scammer have a reputation?

BeeBeeOoh:
My only problem with you is “prove his statements wrong!

MalcoImX:
Well, there's nothing to prove. I put it to him that he's a scammer. Why is he running? Let him defend himself. You'll be disgraced like Fayose if you follow and defend his line of argument blindly.

BeeBeeOoh:
nobody is defending anybody here. Ok! he is a scammer, good & fine, but the statements with facts he made above are they true or just just a mere fallacy??