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Re: How Can We Combat Fraud In Nigeria? by Nobody: 4:34pm On Apr 30, 2011 |
I realize that most of the young folks still believe that one can make money legally or illegally. Most can not different between right and wrong. The argument that failure of Government to provide jobs and enabling environment for the masses is welcomed, however it can never be an excuse to commit fraud. If you commit fraud, you are not only punishing Nigerians but also yourself. Think about this, the whole world know Nigerians as fraudulent country even as fraud is committed more in some Asian, European and American countries than Nigeria. How did this come about, Nigerians flood every email in the world with scam messages, whats a huge advertisement. Most countries started running commercials to prevent their citizens from being victims. The situation is worsen by activities of some Nigerians living abroad whose only means of livelihood is fraudulent activities. You can not imagine why an immigrant will wipe off an account of a citizen of the host country without fear. All these boil down to get reach quick attitude ravaging the country. Who pays the price, innocent Nigerians living at home or abroad. Every Nigeria now has"fraud" as the first name, you face embarrassment any where you go even in some poor African countries. This is the time to do something as the cost of inaction will be too great to handle. Presently most merchants are not accepting credit cards issued in Nigeria, most will not ship to Nigeria. Some e-commerce organizations don't accept Nigerians, Paypal, Moneybookers, escrow and others. Even some traders in China e commerce website don't accept to ship to Nigeria. I heardt that some foreign universities no longer accept Nigerians but am yet to confirm this. , to be continued. |
Re: How Can We Combat Fraud In Nigeria? by PNubia: 4:50pm On May 09, 2011 |
You know it's a sad thing that we are being generalized as a nation of scammers. I have some friends who I meet through Facebook and they ask me pointblank if I am a scammer. It's frustrating that these scammers are ruining our good name! |
Re: How Can We Combat Fraud In Nigeria? by geniusauthor(m): 2:18pm On May 10, 2011 |
We need More scam busters!! |
Re: How Can We Combat Fraud In Nigeria? by dregi: 12:29am On May 28, 2011 |
The best way to combat fraud in Nigeria is the Jerry Rawling's (of Ghana) treatment - publicly execute all past and present corrupt leaders. |
Re: How Can We Combat Fraud In Nigeria? by fd4all234(m): 6:02pm On May 28, 2011 |
I guess the best way to solve the problem is for the government to provide jobs for the youth |
Re: How Can We Combat Fraud In Nigeria? by monopolist: 2:54pm On Jun 13, 2011 |
I HAVE THE SOLUTION TO CORRUPTION AND FRAUD. It will get the fraudsters to surrender their loot to be redistributed efficiently and effectively Lets sponsor the bill and enforce it That is the only way we can combat and overcome corruption and fraud in Nigeria and any where. Any Fraudster caught will restore 7 times of what was stolen and any Fraudster that willingly surrender will only restore the exact amount stolen. Join me to make it mandatory kingolusola@gmail.com 08055940488 |
Re: How Can We Combat Fraud In Nigeria? by fd4all234(m): 9:58pm On Jun 13, 2011 |
@monopolist do you think it can work in the way u explain it, so many fraudsters ve submit more than what they scam from people still yet they dont stop, so what are u saying, the only way is to provide jobs and shelters to the individual and we should also pray to God. |
Re: How Can We Combat Fraud In Nigeria? by olukenny: 12:41am On Jun 23, 2011 |
Most of the law maker's are fraudster's,so would we enforce the law, For instance a country where you celabrate criminal so what do you expect?Fraud means corruption and it's started from home. |
Re: How Can We Combat Fraud In Nigeria? by fd4all234(m): 9:52am On Jun 23, 2011 |
olukenny: you are right. |
Re: How Can We Combat Fraud In Nigeria? by Hod1000(m): 10:41pm On Jul 02, 2011 |
Its said that charity begins at home. Until those in the corridors of power sanitize themselves and stop using ball pen to sign up huge public funds, the issue of fighting or better still combating fraud will remain utopia in our minds. While I do not support the few Nigerians that has dragged our name and reputation in the mud, I also believe that those saddled with the responsibility of making and enforcing laws in our land should keep their linen white in the public. It is said in my local parlance that one should first of all chase away the hawk that wants to carry away a chick before blaming the chick for going outside. Let the Government be sincere to themselves. Corrupt politicians that has dubious character should not be allowed to hold any public office. Also, any politician found laundering public fund should be made to face the music he has tuned for himself and no sacred cow o. Its is only in western world that you'll see a politician throw in the towel whenever he failed to live up to expectation or caught laundering public fund. These fraudsters that has kept us in this situation has always observed that the greater number of these greedy politician goes scot-free with their crimes and in most cases, are even stubborn to admit their crime, with sheer "open eyeism".lolz. SOLUTION The kind of money we have in this country is enough to pay everybody that has clocked 18yrs , even the whole Nigerians. There is money and the fountain of this money will never dry atleast for now. So, the governmat leastuld acquire the latest security technology that will house the whole database of the whole Nigerians. Our prisons, banks, police stations should install finger print and image capturing machine that will get all the profile of every Nigerians. Am sorry to admit this simple fact, I really don'tknow th essence of the National ID card. What was the reason of issueing it at the first place iissuing't be used to trace some of this frauds? Also, banks should be honest enough to track down most of these fraudulent fund transfer. Most bankers connive with these guys to receive these funds and transfer it into the fraudsters account perhaps for an agreed percentage, they know how they collect theirs. The EFCC should install a device that will intercept most of these fraudulent emails, though, most of these guys uses proxy sites to carry out their nefarious fraudulent activities, but I also believe that a device can be used to trace any fraud mail that passes through proxy sites. Finally, every Nigerians should purge this fraudulent tendencies from his/her mind and toe the path of honor, Its horrible that all Nigerians has been labelled scammers due to the activity of few unpatriotic Nigerians. Our green passport is like a time bomb in our hand whenever we step foot into any western countries. You guys should learn a skill that will engage you into meaningful venture so that this monster can be exterminated. Oyinbo guys like and cherish theiEyeingtries, why can't we emulate them? Ok, let me juice up this advise. A friend of mine married a white lady in one of these western countries and they love each other so much. However, my friends usually go to work in a train. In that train, you are expected to do what you are expected to do, pay your fare using some coins and a ticket pops out for you just like our ATM machine here. It goes that one day, my friend went to work and forgot to pay his train fare, he only realizes this when he alighted from the the train. So when he came back from work, and was relaxing with the wife, he told her what happened, how he forgot to pay for his fare and you know what?, the wife flamed and before one could say ''Jack'', the woman had already grabbed a phone and dialled the police (See where Oyinbo woman dey call police for im husband oo). Well, my friends was fast enough to grab the phone and cover the ear-piece cos the police had already picked the call and was echoing hello on their end. My friend sweated while begging a woman he married to forgive him. The woman agreed to forgive him only on one condition, he should go back to the Train station and pay for the fare, and bring the ticket to her so she can verify if he really paid. Her annoyance is that Government spends huge amount of money putting those things in place for public use and he is there cheating the Government. My friend later went there and did as the ''wife'' instructed. He showed her the ticket and you know what, she started crying, begging my friend to forgive her for her action, i.e calling the police for him. So, the moral of this real life story is that, we all have a duty to help redeem our image and position ourselves as clean people before the international communities. It sound impossible whereas it is possible, only our mindset needs change, so change yours today. I rest my case here. |
Re: How Can We Combat Fraud In Nigeria? by richerdex: 5:41am On Jul 05, 2011 |
Quite simple. When a man is hungry he can't think of anything else. If that is the case, then we need to invest in each other. Seriously, the fact that the gap between the rich and the poor is widening is the main cause for many people to want to defraud others. |
Re: How Can We Combat Fraud In Nigeria? by ryom(m): 7:15am On Nov 28, 2013 |
Very interesting comments indeed. Maybe Nigerians who consider themselves "anti-corrupt" should band together into a true mass movement to effect change; bearing in mind this change must hidden at many levels: family, school, churches, mosques, workplace, government offices, police, politicians etc etc. |
Re: How Can We Combat Fraud In Nigeria? by bcreamz(m): 9:21pm On Nov 24, 2014 |
God bless you brova.....much love! lordy: |
Re: How Can We Combat Fraud In Nigeria? by tck2000(m): 2:06pm On Sep 07, 2019 |
It's hard oh but possible. |
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