These lost Jews sha want to be a global menace to the world by fire by force. OP please list their names make USA ban only Potoland from Western Inion m visa O.

Oppressor's of the legit niccurs

Owerri is undoubtedly the capital of 419 and Yahoo Boys in Nigeria.

Flush all these crooks out and send them to prison in Kiriri.

Lazy Youth.

Lies.... Na only one person dey use like 4 laptops.....bloggers

betterpikinn:



OSU Amaka


OSU kwuenu


OSU alusi

Putting thy stupidity on display

When US couples want to adopt a baby they often post ads online and search social media for women pregnant with an unwanted child. Sometimes it works - but there are dangers. One young scammer has tricked countless couples, just for fun, by stealing the identity of a pregnant woman. It's early February 2019, half way through one of the coldest Michigan winters in recent history. The grey sky threatens snow. Thirty-three-year-old Samantha Stewart is in her pyjamas at home in Wixom, just outside Detroit, doing Sunday morning chores. There's a full washing basket, a house to be cleaned and dogs to walk. It's just after 11:00 when she receives a direct message request on Instagram from @ashleymamabear2019. It's not anyone she knows - but she accepts the message and starts reading. "Are you looking to adopt still?" are the opening words. It's six years since Sam had a hysterectomy. Throughout her 20s she underwent a series of operations in an attempt to control her endometriosis, a condition that causes the womb lining to grow in other parts of the body and can lead to crippling pain. They didn't work. By the time she was 27 it had become clear she would have to lose her womb - and the chance of carrying a child. It took time for Sam to recover from the stress and the heartache. Though she longed for a family, it was only at the end of last year that she and her husband, Dave, felt ready to contact an adoption agency and begin the laborious process of adopting a child. They passed their home study, an assessment of their suitability to be parents, and underwent training. Then they set up an Instagram account, @findingbabystewart, posting requests for birth parents to contact them, illustrated by an empty cot in a freshly painted nursery. Sam examines @ashleymamabear2019's Instagram feed. Ashley is 16, from a small town outside Atlanta, Georgia. She posts mirror photos, love notes to her boyfriend Chris, and selfies with Snapchat filters. Her hair is straight and honey-blonde and a backwards cap usually covers his. But there is one thing that sets them apart from thousands of other American teen couples - the occasional shots of Ashley's figure, her face beaming as Chris places his hand against her swollen, round belly. This is the baby Ashley is making plans to give away. The women begin messaging, but not before Sam has called her husband, Dave, her parents and Dave's parents in excitement. She doesn't spend much time wondering why they look so happy about the pregnancy, bearing in mind that it is unwanted. They're young, she thinks. "Are you guys talking to any other adoptive families?" ventures Sam. "I'm just scared of being hurt. I want to be a mom so badly." "Nope," comes the reply. Minutes later, Sam shoots back: "I'm crying." Ashley's life had been harrowing. Her parents were abusive, her mother killed herself. She was raped by her brother at the age of 14, resulting in a premature baby, a little girl who was given up for adoption. The adoptive parents shut Ashley out, preventing her from seeing her child. It would be hard to write a bleaker story. The contact is constant. Sometimes Chris takes over texting because Ashley is feeling sick. When they talk on the phone, Sam finds Ashley's conversation immature, makes her excuses and hangs up after half an hour. They text about adoption plans late into the evening. The temperature has now dropped to -5C, and a light snow is falling. Sam is exhausted from messaging. She explains that she's heading out for dinner, and so won't be on her phone for a few hours. She passes on her adoption agency's details.

Oyekwere I warned you several times about this but you wouldn't listen, now u see the result.

Bleep efcc,,,,,,,,, money must be made

Efcc should solve the problems from the root by arresting corrupt politicians

Zenithsblog:
Thirty three suspected internet fraudsters were on Monday August 26th, arrested at their hideout in an early morning operation by Operatives of the Abuja and Enugu Zonal Office of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, in Owerri, Imo State. .

The suspects are Clinton Emere, Obinna Okonkwo, Ogochukwu Ogbonna, Joseph Udom Kousin, Prince Ewunone, Franklin Michael, Tolli Ameiche, Anderson, Berthel, David Franklin, Aboi Etealu, Chinubu Nwosu, Marizu Chidiebere, Dominic Terry Joseph, Christopher Nwosu, Peter Gift Uche, Edinalo Ifeanyichukwu , Ndubuisi Ikenna, John Frank, Anowe Precious, Joseph Levi Chima, Samuel Oria, Tochi Mmerom, Chimezia Cleansman, Okonkwo Obinna, Uchendu Gift, Nkwodi Nnamdi, Izywa Munachi, Ekone Aniche, Opara Donald, Aniche Tochukwu, Anelka Okon and Ebizien Franklin Udochukwu. .


Items recovered from them include laptop computers, mobile phones, 2 Lexus RX350 SUV and a Toyota Solara salon car.
The suspects have made useful statements and will be charged to court as soon as investigation is completed.

See more:
https://zenithnaija.com/efcc-nab-33-suspected-yahoo-boys-in-owerri-photos/

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But then, suddenly, Ashley becomes abusive. She tells Sam she would be a bad parent. Shocked and hurt, Sam stops replying. The adrenaline that has kept her going all day suddenly drains away, and she crashes on to the sofa. "It's just - it's devastating. There's no other way to describe it," she says later, remembering this moment. Sam assumes she will never hear from Ashley again. She and Dave consider deleting their Instagram posts appealing for pregnant women to contact them. Sam begins to feel that adopting a baby will take a long, long time. Then, exactly a month later, as icy patches of ground are beginning to thaw, a message arrives. Ashley tells Sam the baby has been born early, at 31 weeks. Exasperated, Sam tells Ashley to contact her adoption agency, or leave her family alone: "Have a nice life and don't contact me." It only takes 14 messages, though, for Ashley to persuade Sam that there really is a premature baby waiting for adoption. She names the medical centre where she gave birth and Sam and Dave get ready to fly there. Ashley sends a photograph of her cuddling a premature baby, wrapped in a white towel, wires trailing from the small body. It's captioned, "She's yours." "Omg I'm literally losing it. I can't wait to meet her," Sam replies. "I can't wait to spoil that pretty little baby!" There are three days of non-stop talking. Then Ashley blocks Sam on Instagram. When Sam calls, Ashley doesn't pick up. There is no explanation, just silence. Distressed, frantic, but already sensing that Ashley has been getting a thrill out of tormenting her, Sam posts a drawing of a broken heart on Instagram. "They don't ask for money, they don't ask for material things like a lot of scams do. They want your time, emotional investment and quite frankly someone to talk to while promising you what you are desperate to find: your future child," she writes in the caption.

Second piz from d right d guy on blue T-shirts?
Wetin do d guy for neck
Wahala don enter 9ja ooo

Even commenting on nairaland ,efcc dey arrest ,be careful

Dino malaye and co nigeria corrupt politicians caused 95% this generation misbehaving

Why has fraud become our mantra
Nigeria people why??

Igbo people...... Dem swear for una....? Criminals

abeg make we hear word...go catch polithiefcians

How many laptops come remain for naija

We are representing both home and abroad

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This nonsense News with names of people s becoming myopic....

The picture you uploaded just as a prove has no link with the names mentioned....

Don't go and gather Igbo names and post as a national news pls.....

BTW..am An Architect and will never support the fraudulent mindset of this yahoo business....is a decay to our national pride

This are the people painting our country black in the international community. Too bad

this is a big lie...these guys 're not internet fraudsters. I have seen some persons do yahoo, how can only one person get 3 laptops?. if u see g guys, u go know...they should just allow these poor boys to go back home

If you can wholeheartedly swear that all the people you know or suspect of taking part in ‘yahoo scams’ are all Igbo, then this your tribalism is justified. If you search your heart, we are all Nigerians, we have suspected (with good reason) or known yahoo boys that are from tribes all over the country- especially when you are lucky to live in a metropolitan city like Lagos or Abuja.
Nigeria’s problem isn’t any one tribe. These shameful acts are a consequence of the decline in our value systems. In Nigeria today, it would be very difficult for a young girl to find even a ‘dishwasher’ job without someone wanting sex from her. Lecturers, Managers, HR specialists, Politicians, Pastors e.t.c. have all been soiling the country name. A person referred to by a British Judge as a ‘common petty thief’ was at a time, the most powerful Nigerian politician, even our ‘Man of Integrity President’ has so many things that call to question his integrity.
Nigeria, if you are wise, you will know that tribalism is the main thing that hinders the fight for a better Nigeria. We will be divided in tribalism while people that have fraud cases against them become speaker of our national house of rep. Whether Invictus or Gbajabiamila, if we say No to criminals or people with criminal past ruling us, we set a standard and whoever falls short of it, so be it. We can’t be changing position when it is our tribesmen and otherwise when not. What is bad is bad and must be condemned.

TotoNaRubber:
All these laptops abeg EFCC make una talk true, this guys looks like they unlock phones inside market not fraudsters

thank you for this. They aren't fraudsters, because the laptops they are carrying look like spoilt laptops that they are repairing.. These guys are innocent the way I see it.

dingbang:
thank you for this. They aren't fraudsters, because the laptops they are carrying look like spoilt laptops that they are repairing.. These guys are innocent the way I see it.

30 lazy youth , each with about 4 laptops, caught at once and you say they were repairing laptops , lol.

Abeg, what will happen to their laptops

Nna FBI come see more food.

Igbo's Amaka. Everyone is a suspect in that part of the world.

Na lie. No be them get all those laptops. EFCC be like nigeria police wey go put plenty gun for your front take snap pics. Even if you no get any gun.

What most Nigerians supporting Efcc doesn’t know is that the FG is just using Efcc to Launder money back to Government Pocket, Do you think all the huge amount of money and Properties (Car, Laptops, Phones e.t.c) they recover from these boys are given back to the victim or are they sharing it with the masses, No it’s all going to their Pocket, This people hate to see successful youth, that’s why they mostly consider every youth doing well as a fraudster, Some Nigerians are just so ignorant

E be like say these guys done sabi this yahoo wagon business pass the people wey originate yahoo yahoo