SuperKlean:
The names mentioned and the names on the placards are not the same, why??

Lol

EFCC gave us Yoruba names, Nairaland Yoruba mods change the names and pictures to Edo and Igbo names

Hmm

EFCC Weldone..
What about the thievery politicians?

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jakezebrax:
Afonja OP why are you posting pictures of Igbos and Edos when in fact the suspects are yoruba? Afonjas, stop this evil you are doing, I say stop it! ‘Hon.’ Oladipupo Adebayo, Bimbo Bilewu, Ibrahim Odunayo and Oyeleye Oluwatosi

I think it’s an attempt to white wash the article and give a false narrative as he’s aware most members on this website do not read the actual articles.

solmusdesigns:



Greedy American pigs deserves to be scammed and exploited,

Nigerian teenagers enslaving and recolonising them

Ibrahim Magu is the American Mesiah

PS . local scammers should be put to death

..

Yahoo boy spotted. Change your ways

The sparks is growing everyday

Poor fraudsters.. anyway thief na thief, small time or big crook

ursullalinda:
The level of fraud amongst our youth is on a different level now and it baffles me the government isn't doing much about it..... production should be encouraged @ all level without police harassment.....and Nafdac should be easier to register.... let's just copy China we can still save our future leaders.

The government is corrupt! There goes the saying- when the head is bad, .......?

ecolime:

Lol

are you not seeing what I'm seeing?

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solmusdesigns:



Greedy American pigs deserves to be scammed and exploited,

Nigerian teenagers enslaving and recolonising them

Ibrahim Magu is the American Mesiah

PS . local scammers should be put to death

..

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jakezebrax:
Afonja OP why are you posting pictures of Igbos and Edos when in fact the suspects are yoruba? Afonjas, stop this evil you are doing, I say stop it! ‘Hon.’ Oladipupo Adebayo, Bimbo Bilewu, Ibrahim Odunayo and Oyeleye Oluwatosi

I tire o! I had to go back to read again when I scrolled down n saw the pictures, names are completely different from those mentioned in the article.

I am only here to check names..afonja ajoka

Cool

jakezebrax:
Afonja OP why are you posting pictures of Igbos and Edos when in fact the suspects are yoruba? Afonjas, stop this evil you are doing, I say stop it! ‘Hon.’ Oladipupo Adebayo, Bimbo Bilewu, Ibrahim Odunayo and Oyeleye Oluwatosi

:-)e b like say na you this una mumu igbo vs yoruba matter dey sweet pass
shame no dey catch you sef?

Unintelligent Negroes... Can't even cover their tracks well.

That was how some scammed a guy of 60k... He immediately emailed efcc, gave them all his info... The morons were caught within 48 hours.

Las las, everybody go get sense...

SuperKlean:
The names mentioned and the names on the placards are not the same, why??

wrong picture.

BeLookingIDIOT:
The last one's name is quite funny

They should have just put a question mark at the end of the name.

They should have just put a question mark at the last guys name.

His lawyers should apply for a change of the presiding judge on grounds of BIAS

Jestin:
Efcc why not our politicians that has stolen the past , present and future of Nigeria....I stand with yahoo boys

No worry, you go follow dem stand for prison.

solmusdesigns:



Greedy American pigs deserves to be scammed and exploited,

Nigerian teenagers enslaving and recolonising them

Ibrahim Magu is the American Mesiah

PS . local scammers should be put to death

..

Greedy lazy foolish African scammers deserve to be put in prison.
They are limiting the opportunities of the legit hustlers.
EFCC, FBI, n INTERPOL are the Nigerian messiahs
Nonsense and 7up

ursullalinda:
The level of fraud amongst our youth is on a different level now and it baffles me the government isn't doing much about it..... production should be encouraged @ all level without police harassment.....and Nafdac should be easier to register.... let's just copy China we can still save our future leaders.

What do you mean they're not doing much about it?

nwekeugochukwu:
IgbereTV reports that the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, has arrested a gang of fraudsters who specialise in exploiting personal data of foreign-based Nigerians to defraud their friends and relations back home.

EFCC made this known in a statement that four of the gang-members - ‘Hon.’ Oladipupo Adebayo, Bimbo Bilewu, Ibrahim Odunayo and Oyeleye Oluwatosi – are currently in the EFCC custody. Others are still at large.

EFCC had launched a manhunt on the suspects after receiving a petition from one Prof Godwin Ekhaguere.

The professor of Mathematics, who retired from the University of Ibadan, alleged in the petition that the gang defrauded him of sums totalling N565,500 (Five Hundred and Sixty-Five Thousand, Five Hundred Naira). He also alleged that the fraudsters made him to part with MTN recharge vouchers worth N36,000 (Thirty-Six Thousand Naira) in the deal.

According to him, he only realised that he had been scammed after he managed to reach his friends on the phone, who denied sending anyone to him. That prompted the petition.

It was in the course of investigating the allegations that the Commission arrested Bilewu at an ATM point where he went to cash the money sent to him by one Pastor Osuji.

Incidentally, Osuji was also a victim of a crime similar to that which the Commission was investigating.

The gang’s patterns of operation are similar in nature. One of them would call their would-be victim with the impression that he was an old-time friend, now based abroad. He would claim that he has a mouth-watering gift to be sent through someone who is allegedly coming home for an event. The victim would then be handed over to the ‘home-bound’ member. He would be the one to make all sorts of requests ostensibly to clear some obstacles to delivering the consignments from the foreign-based ‘relation’ or ‘friend’, as the case may be.

Investigations into the gang’s operations revealed that they have a mobile application used in making a local number appear foreign to the call recipient.

They also use unregistered SIM cards to make their calls in order to blur out chances of tracing their real identities.

Another trick to evade arrest, according to investigations, was to open bank accounts in other people’s names and take over the ATM cards from them. They direct their victims to pay into such accounts and use the ATM cards to withdraw the cash.

The suspects have owned up to the allegations against them, and are now helping the Commission in further investigations into crimes of similar nature.


http://igberetvnews.com/1090697/efcc-arrests-4-defrauding-american-lady-forging-efcc-documents-photos/

The names in the pictures do not match the story.

jakezebrax:
Afonja OP why are you posting pictures of Igbos and Edos when in fact the suspects are yoruba? This is how they use propaganda to scatter the brains of minority tribes in Nigeria against Igbos for half a century. Afonjas, stop this evil you are doing, I say stop it! ‘Hon.’ Oladipupo Adebayo, Bimbo Bilewu, Ibrahim Odunayo and Oyeleye Oluwatosi

Point of correction: Afonja is wrong, Yaribansa is the real name. please take note

nick50:
I am only here to check names..afonja ajoka

Please Yaribansa or yorubanza. Take note!

I don't get the use of efcc, from chasing corrupt politicians to chasing individuals.
I believe if our political environment is clean these issues will not come up

Benin wa do

nwekeugochukwu:
IgbereTV reports that the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, has arrested a gang of fraudsters who specialise in exploiting personal data of foreign-based Nigerians to defraud their friends and relations back home.

EFCC made this known in a statement that four of the gang-members - ‘Hon.’ Oladipupo Adebayo, Bimbo Bilewu, Ibrahim Odunayo and Oyeleye Oluwatosi – are currently in the EFCC custody. Others are still at large.

EFCC had launched a manhunt on the suspects after receiving a petition from one Prof Godwin Ekhaguere.

The professor of Mathematics, who retired from the University of Ibadan, alleged in the petition that the gang defrauded him of sums totalling N565,500 (Five Hundred and Sixty-Five Thousand, Five Hundred Naira). He also alleged that the fraudsters made him to part with MTN recharge vouchers worth N36,000 (Thirty-Six Thousand Naira) in the deal.

According to him, he only realised that he had been scammed after he managed to reach his friends on the phone, who denied sending anyone to him. That prompted the petition.

It was in the course of investigating the allegations that the Commission arrested Bilewu at an ATM point where he went to cash the money sent to him by one Pastor Osuji.

Incidentally, Osuji was also a victim of a crime similar to that which the Commission was investigating.

The gang’s patterns of operation are similar in nature. One of them would call their would-be victim with the impression that he was an old-time friend, now based abroad. He would claim that he has a mouth-watering gift to be sent through someone who is allegedly coming home for an event. The victim would then be handed over to the ‘home-bound’ member. He would be the one to make all sorts of requests ostensibly to clear some obstacles to delivering the consignments from the foreign-based ‘relation’ or ‘friend’, as the case may be.

Investigations into the gang’s operations revealed that they have a mobile application used in making a local number appear foreign to the call recipient.

They also use unregistered SIM cards to make their calls in order to blur out chances of tracing their real identities.

Another trick to evade arrest, according to investigations, was to open bank accounts in other people’s names and take over the ATM cards from them. They direct their victims to pay into such accounts and use the ATM cards to withdraw the cash.

The suspects have owned up to the allegations against them, and are now helping the Commission in further investigations into crimes of similar nature.


http://igberetvnews.com/1090697/efcc-arrests-4-defrauding-american-lady-forging-efcc-documents-photos/

So this guys are taking the attack to the doorsteps of the EFCC !

But the money in question is very small just N565,500 (Five Hundred and Sixty-Five Thousand, Five Hundred Naira) plus MTN recharge vouchers worth N36,000 (Thirty-Six Thousand Naira)

IF THE POLITICIANS FAIL TO FIX NIGERIA THEY WILL CONTINUE TO EXPERIENCE UGLY THINGS LIKE THIS.

Suffer Plenty for Nigeria too much !

Hunger is in the land.

I pity Magu and some of those top Efcc officials they risk being ASSASSINATED after their years of service.