dynicks:
please some one should spell nd pronounce that name again....ok ..........Ooooo....luuu...waa..femi"
....alright;...thanks

......as always "THE DEFENDING CHAMPS".....Recorded

dynicks:
please some one should spell nd pronounce that name again....ok ..........Ooooo....luuu...waa..femi"
....alright;...thanks

......as always "THE DEFENDING CHAMPS".....sophistication elevated to another level......Recorded

gaby:
It is na waaaa...

I won't keep quiet about it...the truth needs telling.

Money garnered illegally only lasts for a while, in the end, it breeds more problems than the good time it had accorded you. I am an example to this fact and story is on my siggy no shames about it.

Let's learn to hustle legit and live right, that trump's it all.

Peace..

Enjoy my siggy

BruncleZuma:

mylove4God:


I don't quite agree with that all money gathered illegal last for a while. our politicians and some other prominent people who got their money illegally, are they not still enjoying the money?
Conclusion: Not all money gotten illegally that don't last.

Rexnegro:
seriously I don't just understand anymore , where is the dignity in working hard ? personally I don't joke with my freedom, so any crime that will jeopardize my freedom and rest of mind I stay far away from it. I rather work for a year to achieve what crime will give me in one deal. my freedom is key no matter where I am.

Ekez:
Afonja and internet fruad are like buhari and incompetency.

Letenwam:
A 43-year-old Nigerian man identified as Fisayo Oluwafemi, who is said to be the kingpin of a four-person strong crime syndicate, has been accused of defrauding victims of almost $3 million through an alleged romance, identification and business scam he was running from inside Sydney's Villawood Detention Centre with 16 phones. 

The Nigerian man who ran the scam from inside the immigration detention facility by using 16 mobile phones, defrauded various small business owners, identity theft victims and would-be lovers since the start of the year.

The suspect who was arrested at Villawood Detention Centre on Thursday morning and charged with knowingly directing the activities of a criminal group, two counts of dealing with the proceeds of crime and possessing identity information to commit an offence, heads the syndicate group allegedly involved in romance scams, sending emails pretending to be from accounts payable, stealing identities and the fraudulent sale of products.

The Nigerian man who was denied bail by the Police and will be arraigned in Bankstown Local Court on Friday, was arrested after three other alleged syndicate members were apprehended by police under Strike Force Woolana.

One of the suspects, 36-year-old Nigerian national Harriette Bangura was arrested last Tuesday and charged with laundering $500,000 that police allege she obtained through fraudulent business emails. Harriette who is charged with 11 counts of dealing with the proceeds of crime and was granted bail by Central Local Court to reappear in November, had her Land Rover suspected to be the proceeds of crime, as well as mobile phones, documents and SIM cards from her Kingswood home and a Hoxton Park storage unit seized. 

Two other Nigerian nationals were also arrested, after the police raided a Chester Hill home last Wednesday. It was gathered that a 20-year-old man, who police say helped launder $90,000 through fraudulent business emails, was arrested at home and charged with seven counts of recklessly dealing with the proceeds of crime and an identity theft offence.

SMH reported that a woman, also 20, was charged with knowingly dealing with the proceeds of crime. Police will allege that she was involved in the laundering of $17,000 obtained through business email compromise.

https://lailasnews.com/nigerian-man-uses-16-phones-to-mastermind-3m-scam-from-detention-centre/

eosigwe:
lol... can you make $3M in one year

gaby:
It is na waaaa...

I won't keep quiet about it...the truth needs telling.

Money garnered illegally only lasts for a while, in the end, it breeds more problems than the good time it had accorded you. I am an example to this fact and story is on my siggy no shames about it.

Let's learn to hustle legit and live right, that trump's it all.
U re saying nonsense...

Peace..

Enjoy my siggy

Rexnegro:

that's it , lack of contentment. bro as far am concerned my daily needs , money to help families and friends, poor people, churches and humanitarian is all I wish for. not money that I won't be proud of . u think if I want do yahoo I no fit ? but I chose not to cos I want to be walking free during the day talkless at night. once again my freedom is key .

mylove4God:


I don't quite agree with that all money gathered illegal last for a while. our politicians and some other prominent people who got their money illegally, are they not still enjoying the money?
Conclusion: Not all money gotten illegally that don't last.

sotall:
Fisayo Oluwafemi....



Dem use crime do you ni




Imagine scamming people from inside prison

Letenwam:
A 43-year-old Nigerian man identified as Fisayo Oluwafemi, who is said to be the kingpin of a four-person strong crime syndicate, has been accused of defrauding victims of almost $3 million through an alleged romance, identification and business scam he was running from inside Sydney's Villawood Detention Centre with 16 phones. 

The Nigerian man who ran the scam from inside the immigration detention facility by using 16 mobile phones, defrauded various small business owners, identity theft victims and would-be lovers since the start of the year.

The suspect who was arrested at Villawood Detention Centre on Thursday morning and charged with knowingly directing the activities of a criminal group, two counts of dealing with the proceeds of crime and possessing identity information to commit an offence, heads the syndicate group allegedly involved in romance scams, sending emails pretending to be from accounts payable, stealing identities and the fraudulent sale of products.

The Nigerian man who was denied bail by the Police and will be arraigned in Bankstown Local Court on Friday, was arrested after three other alleged syndicate members were apprehended by police under Strike Force Woolana.

One of the suspects, 36-year-old Nigerian national Harriette Bangura was arrested last Tuesday and charged with laundering $500,000 that police allege she obtained through fraudulent business emails. Harriette who is charged with 11 counts of dealing with the proceeds of crime and was granted bail by Central Local Court to reappear in November, had her Land Rover suspected to be the proceeds of crime, as well as mobile phones, documents and SIM cards from her Kingswood home and a Hoxton Park storage unit seized. 

Two other Nigerian nationals were also arrested, after the police raided a Chester Hill home last Wednesday. It was gathered that a 20-year-old man, who police say helped launder $90,000 through fraudulent business emails, was arrested at home and charged with seven counts of recklessly dealing with the proceeds of crime and an identity theft offence.

SMH reported that a woman, also 20, was charged with knowingly dealing with the proceeds of crime. Police will allege that she was involved in the laundering of $17,000 obtained through business email compromise.

https://lailasnews.com/nigerian-man-uses-16-phones-to-mastermind-3m-scam-from-detention-centre/

gaby:
It is na waaaa...

I won't keep quiet about it...the truth needs telling.

Money garnered illegally only lasts for a while, in the end, it breeds more problems than the good time it had accorded you. I am an example to this fact and story is on my siggy no shames about it.

Let's learn to hustle legit and live right, that trump's it all.

Peace..

Enjoy my siggy

HomeOfMe:
Thanks for being honest.

Letenwam:
A 43-year-old Nigerian man identified as [b]Fisayo Oluwafemi[\b], who is said to be the kingpin of a four-person strong crime syndicate, has been accused of defrauding victims of almost $3 million through an alleged romance, identification and business scam he was running from inside Sydney's Villawood Detention Centre with 16 phones. 

The [s]Nigerian man[\s] [b]yoruba man[\b] who ran the scam from inside the immigration detention facility by using 16 mobile phones, defrauded various small business owners, identity theft victims and would-be lovers since the start of the year.

The suspect who was arrested at Villawood Detention Centre on Thursday morning and charged with knowingly directing the activities of a criminal group, two counts of dealing with the proceeds of crime and possessing identity information to commit an offence, heads the syndicate group allegedly involved in romance scams, sending emails pretending to be from accounts payable, stealing identities and the fraudulent sale of products.

The Nigerian man who was denied bail by the Police and will be arraigned in Bankstown Local Court on Friday, was arrested after three other alleged syndicate members were apprehended by police under Strike Force Woolana.

One of the suspects, 36-year-old Nigerian national Harriette Bangura was arrested last Tuesday and charged with laundering $500,000 that police allege she obtained through fraudulent business emails. Harriette who is charged with 11 counts of dealing with the proceeds of crime and was granted bail by Central Local Court to reappear in November, had her Land Rover suspected to be the proceeds of crime, as well as mobile phones, documents and SIM cards from her Kingswood home and a Hoxton Park storage unit seized. 

Two other Nigerian nationals were also arrested, after the police raided a Chester Hill home last Wednesday. It was gathered that a 20-year-old man, who police say helped launder $90,000 through fraudulent business emails, was arrested at home and charged with seven counts of recklessly dealing with the proceeds of crime and an identity theft offence.

SMH reported that a woman, also 20, was charged with knowingly dealing with the proceeds of crime. Police will allege that she was involved in the laundering of $17,000 obtained through business email compromise.

https://lailasnews.com/nigerian-man-uses-16-phones-to-mastermind-3m-scam-from-detention-centre/

mylove4God:
Don't mind the fool,and am still balling hard since 2002

BruncleZuma:

Tushkito:
Even without seeing the name, I already knew it would be a Yoruba person.

Rituals & Fraud is nothing to them. you can't even chat with a foreigner as a Nigerian without getting a negative reaction, very bad of them.