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Boy, he deserves respect, he stunned them. At least it was buoyant organizations and not private individuals.

theoldpretender:
Say no to tribalism

There are BAD and GOOD people in every tribe.

Say no to tribalism

Coming here and shouting afonja and ipob and abokee does not improve your life at all

You have rush to defend your scam brother ,Weldon preacher we have had you.

theoldpretender:
Say no to tribalism

There are BAD and GOOD people in every tribe.

Say no to tribalism

Coming here and shouting afonja and ipob and abokee does not improve your life at all

may amadioha cut your abuna into two if his name is emeka will you say this rubbish?

If they are not in naija mining skulls., they are definitely be in the diaspora committing fraud and obstructing justice..

He should just have mined skulls.

People should stick to what they are good at.

MediaNGN:
A Nigerian citizen who had been living in Canada was on Monday, March 4, sentenced by U.S. federal court to 10 years in prison for obstructing justice in a multi-million dollar fraud case.

Michael Adefemi Adeyemo, also known as Adekunle Olufeni Adetiloye, was previously sentenced in 2012 in North Dakota to serve 17 years and six months for a multi-million dollar credit card fraud scheme involving more than 20 banks in the U.S., according to a Justice Department news release.

At the time, it was the largest credit card fraud suffered by US Bank and the Discover Card Bank in their histories.

Years after the 2012 sentencing, authorities discovered Adeyemo, 47, took steps to conceal his prior residency in the U.S. as a legal permanent resident, that he was a licensed attorney in Nigeria and that he was a fugitive with an outstanding warrant in California from 2001 for another fraud scheme.

A jury found him guilty of concealing this evidence from authorities to reduce his 2012 sentence.

Sentencing Adeyemo to 10 years in prison, District Judge Linda Reade in Iowa said Adeyemo showed a "callous disregard of the laws of the United States."

"This case was investigated by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and the U.S. Postal Inspection Service. “The U.S. Postal Inspection Service has been and will always be relentless in the pursuit of facts throughout a criminal investigation,” said Bill Hedrick, Inspector in Charge of the Denver Division of the U.S. Postal Inspection Service, which includes North Dakota. “Postal Inspectors know this and take great pride in their search to find the truth. Through the diligence of our Inspector and others in this case, we were able to bring the defendant to face justice for the full scope of his crimes,” said Hedrick. “We appreciate the dedicated effort of all those involved in this case, including the U.S. Postal Inspection Service Forensic Lab, and agents from Homeland Security Investigations.”

Source: https://www.mediahelm.com.ng/2019/03/nigerian-man-sentenced-to-10-years-in.html

Excellent news.. May there never be peace for anyone stealing the sweat of others.
Reminds me of one guy buying and showing off Bentleys but cannot state his source of income.

Afonja007:
may amadioha cut your abuna into two if his name is emeka will you say this rubbish?

And may your God's grant you all the good you wish for.

Good afternoon

hollywater:
I have rush to defend your scam brother ,Weldon preacher we have had you.

Unfortunately I am not from any of the three major tribes

Why use "Nigerian man" when he is also an American citizen? Why not say "an American man"?

Very soon the USA is going to start a sting operation of Nigerian fraudsters

LiveByNight:
And our already battered international image takes another beating

white men commit bigger fraud so will u kip quiet

seangy4konji:
white men commit bigger fraud so will u kip quiet

You are literally too stupid to insult so I won't even bother

CotenantNIG:
Nigerians going everywhere with good and bad news


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LiveByNight:


You are literally too stupid to insult so I won't even bother

so who come stupid between me and u frogface.u r too stupid..does that look like bank alert and u no wan I sult..guy clear road nor.oponu

anything scam give it to AFONJA U

Chaiiii that name sounds like Enugu state name,this Enugu people are spoiling Nigeria ohhh

MediaNGN:
A jury found him guilty of concealing this evidence from authorities to reduce his 2012 sentence.

I don't understand how the jury came up with such a verdict.

It is not the duty of the accused to reveal evidence against himself. He has the right to remain silent.

panpan:


I don't understand how the jury came up with such a verdict.

It is not the duty of the accused to reveal evidence against himself. He has the right to remain silent.

It says: "authorities discovered Adeyemo, 47, took steps to conceal his prior residency in the U.S. as a legal permanent resident, that he was a licensed attorney in Nigeria and that he was a fugitive with an outstanding warrant in California from 2001 for another fraud scheme."

TOOK STEPS, means he actively concealed/destroyed/tampered with evidence that would have gotten him longer sentence than the prior 17 years, thereby interfering with the court's ability to pursue justice fully.
Concealing evidence of a crime is illegal, and is considered a felony in most cases.

Example: hiding a gun used for a bank robbery is different from not saying the name of the person who wield the gun when asked by the court. The former is tampering with evidence, for the latter...you can plead the fifth (in USA).

Just obstruction of justice oh, in Nigeria governors lock up court rooms when judgment don't go their way and get awarded for it.

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panpan:
I don't understand how the jury came up with such a verdict.

It is not the duty of the accused to reveal evidence against himself. He has the right to remain silent.

This sounds more like perjury than a self-incrimination issue.

Useless afonjas continue to embarrass Nigerians smh

He taught he is in Nigeria where money and power can stop Justice,

that's not Nigeria which everyone do anyhow

Evans associates

MyGeneration:
Very soon the USA is going to start a sting operation of Nigerian fraudsters

It is started years ago, just google. Americans are smart, the watch foreigners coming to US from the day 1, FBI usually collects lots of info on each one but don't touch them when they are small, once they get millions, boom, jail, even getting them extradited from any country and there are millions to confiscate, it's a good income and big case for American government.

Here in Texas
Nigerian Gets 14 Years in US Prison for Leading Fraud Ring. July 27, 2018
AUSTIN, TEXAS (AP) — A Nigerian man must serve 14 years in a U.S. prison for leading a fraud ring that prosecutors in Texas say laundered $3.5 million from hundreds of victims.

Ochuko Sylvester Eruotor was sentenced Friday in Austin. The 42-year-old Eruotor, who lived in Canada, must also repay nearly $1.7 million.

Eruotor last December was extradited from Germany. He pleaded guilty in February to conspiracy to commit money laundering.

Prosecutors linked Eruotor to a money laundering network in which victims were targeted with false reports of relatives in jail, fake investments, tax fraud and romance scams.

Prosecutors say Eruotor was the eighth person convicted and sentenced to federal prison. The others were earlier sentenced to prison terms ranging from 10 months to nine years.
https://www.usnews.com/news/best-states/texas/articles/2018-07-27/nigerian-gets-14-years-in-us-prison-for-leading-fraud-ring

Three Nigerians Sentenced in International Cyber Financial Fraud Scheme
https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/three-nigerians-sentenced-international-cyber-financial-fraud-scheme
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