uuzba:

Well, they are not doing any real computer work. Mostly browsing Social media as all of us here.
The difference is that they use fake gender or account name with intent to decieve the other person across the web.

So when EFCC say, "You are browsing Social media"? The guys will answer, "Yes". And since they have no other work, they cannot say any other thing they were doing with laptop except social media.

rusher14:

You no understand?
You better understand O. EFCC behave anyhow and disturb young guys using laptop. Better have a good answer always.
I'm not saying you are bad. Just do honest work always

��������������������

Nawoo....

excess sophisticated CONEHEADS
you will never see coneheaded structures here.

hotfreezers xnsandrxns charity begins @home.

remove speck from your eyes to see clearly

uuzba:

How many youth have you employed for any work at all?

d 6 graduates in different capacity

I know this 3. Na wa oo. Efcc dey enter police Barack?

uuzba:

How many youth have you employed for any work at all?

4 graduates works under me

Then when me with boys dey browse those days for vicbiz,we never really fear,our only fear was when those fake sars guys dey burst cafe,pack everybody go extort them. When boys still dey use desktop that year o. Not lappy. 2003 2004. Cafe things

Mrcomedimatic:
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, Lagos Zonal office, has arrested 27 suspected fraudsters for offences bordering on conspiracy, obtaining money under false pretences, forgery and possession of fraudulent documents.

The suspects are: Joshua Awoyemi, Sadiq Adeola, Olusoga Sadiq, Olalekan Savage, Arinze Princewill, Ojelabi Adewale, Ibrahim Habib, Wusu Damilare, Kadejo Sola, Osho Omotolani, Adeosun Adeyemi, Sobiye Oluwafemi and Temitope Opaogun.


Others are:  Ademuyiwa Korede, Shotayo Ahmed, Azeez Sodiq, Iyedudu Benjamin, Ayeleso Joseph, Akintayo Toluwalope, Ale Olugbenga Abraham, Ogunlami Adetokunbo, Adebanjo Ayodeji, Ayodeji Yemi, Idris Ayandiran, Shittu Sadiq, Alayo Odunayo and Ayinde Olawale.

The suspects were arrested on Thursday, June 13 and Friday, June 14, 2019 in Abeokuta, Ogun State, following intelligence reports received by the Commission.

Items recovered from the suspects include seven cars, 25 phones and 10 laptops.

The suspects will soon be charged to court.


Source: https://ngg.ng/2019/06/20/efcc-arrests-27-suspected-fraudsters-in-ogun/

EFCC I STILL DEY PICK KALUBA ANYTIME I DEY MART MY GAURD NOTHING DEY SUP, UNA NO REACH COS MY MEN DEY PARA