nijabazaar:
When theres no hope...desperation becomes a fire in the heart..

kstyle2:
Bad. Most people do not see the big picture of all these scams. We already have a not so good reputation on the international scene and these scammers are making things worse. Some people will try to justify their act by saying politicians take our monies outside while these fraudsters bring it back forgetting that two wrongs don't make a right
These days, a child just leaving secondary school has his eyes set on being a Yahoo boy which is bad. I know the government has failed us but we shouldn't continue the already expanding rot.

tstx:
Useless Country... I'm talking about the UK. Wicked people keeping Africa down....

I used to be against scammers, but since i became woke, i saw that these whites are why Africa will never grow...

Meanwhile yall need to read this.. Especially if you are an African
4 Unethical Medical Experiments That Used Africans As Guinea Pigs

IjebuWarrior:
I knew it.. na dem e go be. Imagine, na Ibadan dis one dey stay again. They're just all over the Yoruba-lands not, only Lagos as they usually claim.
But why are these IPOB pigs running from their potor-potor jungle sef? Wetin dem dey run from sef? I don't blame them na... just the same way everybody wan go Yankee and Europe..

kestolove95:
Na igbo...Biafra people

7Alexander:

Have you eaten today? In real life, most of you e-warriors are depressed and disenchanted

SilentListener:
It is them igbo people,watch as this flat head criminals avoid this thread like plauge oilPUSSY come and see your brothers. Biafra amaka ooooooooooooo

echepops:
Laura Lyons, a private investigator who specialises in tracking down online romance fraudsters, otherwise known as "catfish" has unmasked a Nigerian fraudster.





According to BBC, Laura Lyons posed as Kathryn Hunter - a wealthy divorcee looking for love. According to her: “It's not long before the catfish begin to bite. Four men approach me online and they all claim to be US soldiers. .



One of the soldiers, who calls himself Paul Richard, comes on strong. The number he rings from has a Nigerian dialling code. After a brief silence, a man with a thick African accent comes on the line. .



He doesn't sound like the American soldier whose picture he is using. But Paul explains away his accent by saying he has a cold. An online reverse image search leads me to the Instagram page of the real owner of the pictures the catfish was using.



For the next few weeks, my producer continues to speak to Richard on the phone as I listen in. Then our catfish makes a mistake. Richard accidentally leaves a name tag - Dan Coolman - on one of his WhatsApp pictures. .



We search through all the Dan Coolmans in Nigeria and we find one who runs a barbershop in Ibadan. He's using the same number that our catfish has been calling us from.



Coolman is another false name, but we discover the phone is registered to Daniel Joseph Okechkwu. We have finally uncovered the real identity of our catfish. We head for Ibadan, but by the time we get there he's gone.



The doors to the barber shop are locked and locals say it's been closed for weeks. We decide to call him and tell him who we really are. He confesses and claims it's the first romance scam he's ever pulled and that he has been forced to do it because of the closure of his barber shop.



He sounds sincere and he apologises for the way he has treated us. He says he wants to stop being a romance fraudster. But he needs us to give him money, so that he can afford to stop tricking other people out of their cash. It's a classic catfish twist. They never give up on the scam even when they have been rumbled.“


https://stephenechefu..com/2018/11/private-investigator-unmasks-nigerian.html

teewhydope:
The stupid hoe just wasted time and effort tracking him to ibadan. she should focus her energy on catching people like solo pounds and otunba cash.