A Vietnamese court has sentenced two Nigerian
men, Christian Nnadike, 34, and Collins Deke,
37, (pictured above) to 12 years each in a
Vietnam prison for hacking into emails of local
companies, contact the company's foreign
partners and swindle them of their money.The
men along with a Vietnamese female
accomplice, Le Thi Kim Quyen, 35, who was
sentenced to 15 years in prison and another
Nigerian, de facto husband of the Vietnamese
lady, Mark Mamado Abdallah, 39, who is
currently at large, ran a scamming syndicate in
Vietnam.
At the court hearing which took play in April,
the men and their accomplice were also found
guilty of another fraud scheme in which they
pretended to be a British friend of two
Vietnamese women on Facebook and asked
them to send money as shipping fees to
receive gifts.
According to prosecutors, the group defrauded
many unsuspecting victims of over VND3.3
billion (US$150,000) between April and August
2013. Most of this came from the email hacking
scheme.
Prosecutors said over the four months, the
vietnamese woman, Quyen and her Nigerian
husband, Abdallah hacked into the emails of
several Vietnamese companies doing business
with foreign companies. They gave the
information to Nnadikwe and then Deke, who
would later transfer it to another Nigerian man
living in Malaysia. The unknown man in Malaysia
then used the compromised email accounts to
contact the victims’ foreign partners, asking
them to send payments to a bank account
opened by Quyen and Abdallah.

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A Vietnamese court has sentenced two Nigerian
men, Christian Nnadike, 34, and Collins Deke,
37, (pictured above) to 12 years each in a
Vietnam prison for hacking into emails of local
companies, contact the company's foreign
partners and swindle them of their money.The
men along with a Vietnamese female
accomplice, Le Thi Kim Quyen, 35, who was
sentenced to 15 years in prison and another
Nigerian, de facto husband of the Vietnamese
lady, Mark Mamado Abdallah, 39, who is
currently at large, ran a scamming syndicate in
Vietnam.
At the court hearing which took play in April,
the men and their accomplice were also found
guilty of another fraud scheme in which they
pretended to be a British friend of two
Vietnamese women on Facebook and asked
them to send money as shipping fees to
receive gifts.
According to prosecutors, the group defrauded
many unsuspecting victims of over VND3.3
billion (US$150,000) between April and August
2013. Most of this came from the email hacking
scheme.
Prosecutors said over the four months, the
vietnamese woman, Quyen and her Nigerian
husband, Abdallah hacked into the emails of
several Vietnamese companies doing business
with foreign companies. They gave the
information to Nnadikwe and then Deke, who
would later transfer it to another Nigerian man
living in Malaysia. The unknown man in Malaysia
then used the compromised email accounts to
contact the victims’ foreign partners, asking
them to send payments to a bank account
opened by Quyen and Abdallah.

Eboes n fraud again Chie........... .......all these hardworking eboes........