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Re: FBI Arrests 13 Nigerians Over $30 Million Cyber Fraud by IgorSyka: 7:47pm On Mar 16, 2020
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voltron14:


To be fair, that was lifted word for word from Vanguard Newspaper.

However, Nairaland moderators owe it to humanity to tone down tribal comments.

Unfortunately, they appear to revel in it.
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Re: FBI Arrests 13 Nigerians Over $30 Million Cyber Fraud by IgorSyka: 7:48pm On Mar 16, 2020
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voltron14:


But after spending some on new wears, cars and nightclubs, he was arrested and spent 9 years in prison, where he was often raped and dehumanised.

If that's a good deal for you, go for it.
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Re: FBI Arrests 13 Nigerians Over $30 Million Cyber Fraud by IgorSyka: 7:53pm On Mar 16, 2020
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voltron14:


Yes.

It justifies the number of years in prison.
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Re: FBI Arrests 13 Nigerians Over $30 Million Cyber Fraud by blowjohn(m): 7:54pm On Mar 16, 2020
gregyboy:



Lol,, grin


Dont call our religion fetish you bigoted whiteman worshipers

The yorubas will come visit you soon

Na so one yoruba man see me last year dey tell me to go buy 2 coconuts for (I didn't even hear what for. I spend off)
Then for benin, if anything lost na shrine straight
Re: FBI Arrests 13 Nigerians Over $30 Million Cyber Fraud by Jamaall(m): 8:07pm On Mar 16, 2020
Hausa Aboki=Bureau de change
If you know you know......
Re: FBI Arrests 13 Nigerians Over $30 Million Cyber Fraud by Jackmj(m): 8:10pm On Mar 16, 2020
Afonja ft Ipob
Re: FBI Arrests 13 Nigerians Over $30 Million Cyber Fraud by Skmoda360(m): 8:31pm On Mar 16, 2020
BlackfireX:
Yoruba people ehhhh.
mumu personified like Igbos no dey the list ...ode oshi undecided

Re: FBI Arrests 13 Nigerians Over $30 Million Cyber Fraud by arthorjnr(m): 8:36pm On Mar 16, 2020
heartbraker:
Dis one na collabo

Olamide and phyno
Re: FBI Arrests 13 Nigerians Over $30 Million Cyber Fraud by bellotaofeek: 9:11pm On Mar 16, 2020
Name checkers association. We are waiting for the result grin
Re: FBI Arrests 13 Nigerians Over $30 Million Cyber Fraud by Croccityboi123(m): 9:19pm On Mar 16, 2020
Two stupid tribes
Re: FBI Arrests 13 Nigerians Over $30 Million Cyber Fraud by Croccityboi123(m): 9:21pm On Mar 16, 2020
These tribes are the problem of Nigeria (Yoruba Igbo andhausa).without them Nigeria will be a better place.
Re: FBI Arrests 13 Nigerians Over $30 Million Cyber Fraud by ZooOga: 9:22pm On Mar 16, 2020
Many more than 13 arrested according to this released DOJ report. shocked

Department of Justice
U.S. Attorney’s Office
Northern District of Georgia
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Friday, March 13, 2020
Dozens charged in Atlanta-based money laundering operation that funneled $30 million in proceeds from computer fraud schemes, romance scams, and retirement account fraud

https://www.justice.gov/usao-ndga/pr/dozens-charged-atlanta-based-money-laundering-operation-funneled-30-million-proceeds

The following individuals have been charged with money laundering conspiracy:

Darius Sowah Okang, a/k/a Michael J. Casey, a/k/a Richard Resser, a/k/a Thomas Vaden, a/k/a Michael Lawson, a/k/a Matthew Reddington, a/k/a Michael Little, 29, of Stone Mountain, Georgia;
Dominique Raquel Golden, a/k/a Desire Tamakloe, a/k/a Mellissa Moore, a/k/a Nicole Nolay, a/k/a Raquel Roberts, a/k/a Maria Henderson, a/k/a Raquel Golden, 29, of Houston, Texas;
Blessing Oluwatimilehin Ojo, a/k/a “Timmy,” 34, of Nigeria;
George Kodjo Edem Adatsi, 36, of Atlanta, Georgia;
Desire Elorm Tamakloe, a/k/a “Chubby,” 25, of Smyrna, Georgia;
Solomon Agyapong, a/k/a “Gumpe,” 31, of Marietta, Georgia;
Afeez Olaide Adeniran, a/k/a “Ola,” 31, of Atlanta, Georgia;
Francesco Benjamin, a/k/a “B-More,” 30, of Atlanta, Georgia;
Jonathan Kojo Agbemafle, a/k/a “Skinny,” 26, of Kansas City, Missouri;
Joshua Roberts, a/k/a “Onyx,” 28, of Houston, Texas;
Hamza Abdallah, a/k/a Reggie Lewis, 30, of McDonough, Georgia;
Prince Sheriff Okai, 26, of Mableton, Georgia;
Kelvin Prince Boateng, 24, of Atlanta, Georgia;
Monique Wheeler, 29, of Atlanta, Georgia;
Matthan Bolaji Ibidapo, a/k/a “B.J.,” 27, of Colorado Springs, Colorado;
Stephen Abbu Jenkins, a/k/a “Face,” a/k/a Steven Abbu Jenkins, Steven Jenkins, Steve Jenkins, 53, of Atlanta, Georgia;
Kahlia Andrea Siddiqui, 28, of Chamblee, Georgia;
Alexus Ciera Johnson, 26, of Mableton, Georgia;
Abubakar Sadik Ibrahim, 26, of Mableton, Georgia;
Emanuela Joe Joseph, 34, of Lawrenceville, Georgia;
Obinna Nwosu, 26, of Douglasville, Georgia;
Ojebe Obewu Ojebe, 27, of Atlanta, Georgia; and
Gregory Thomas Hudson, 38, of Powder Springs, Georgia.

Darius Sowah Okang is also charged with one count of bank fraud, and one count of aggravated identity theft. The indictment alleges that Okang created a bank account in a retirement scam victim’s name, which was then used to deposit approximately $288,000 in funds fraudulently withdrawn from the victim’s retirement account.

Afeez Olaide Adeniran and Blessing Ojo are also charged with wire fraud. The indictment alleges that Adeniran defrauded a homebuyer of $40,000 intended for a real estate transaction. The indictment alleges that due to a computer intrusion and false invoicing scam, Ojo caused a media company in California to send payments totaling $89,140 to a bank account controlled by one of the defendants. In total, the victim sent $646,840, as a result of the fraud.

In addition, two related cases charging additional defendants with various counts of bank fraud, aggravated identity theft, money laundering, and conspiracies to commit these offenses are currently pending in federal court in Atlanta. These defendants include:

Benjamin Ibukunoluwa Oye, 26, of Sandy Springs, Georgia;
Tyler Keon Roussell, 25, of Atlanta, Georgia;
Christopher Akinwande Awonuga, 27, of Fayetteville, Georgia;
Casey Broderick Williams, 26, of Covington, Georgia;
Macario Lee Nelson, a/k/a “Mac,” 24, of Atlanta, Georgia;
Chadrick Jamal Rhodes, 28, of Atlanta, Georgia;
Chadwick Osbourne Stewart, 40, of Atlanta, Georgia;
Oumar Bouyo Mbodj, 28, of Kennesaw, Georgia;
Seth Appiah Kubi, 60, of Dacula, Georgia;
Ahamefule Aso Odus, 27, of Atlanta, Georgia;
Paul Chinonso Anyanwu, 27, of Hampton, Georgia;
Egale Veonzell Woods, Jr., 41, of East Point, Georgia;
Chineda Obilom Nwakadu, 25, of McDonough, Georgia;
Chukwukadibia Ikechukwu Nnadozie, a/k/a “Chuka,” a/k/a Michael McCord, 27, of Fayetteville, Georgia;
Uchechi Chidimma Odus, a/k/a “Uche,” 23, of Atlanta, Georgia;
John Ifeoluwa Onimole, 27, of Powder Springs, Georgia; and
Oluwafunmilade Onamuti, a/k/a Mathew Kelvin, 26, of Duluth, Georgia.
Members of the public are reminded that the indictments only contain charges. The defendants are presumed innocent of the charges, and it will be the government’s burden to prove each defendant’s guilt beyond a reasonable doubt at trial.

Re: FBI Arrests 13 Nigerians Over $30 Million Cyber Fraud by manshoro: 9:39pm On Mar 16, 2020
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Please investigate and do something about it.
Thanks.
Re: FBI Arrests 13 Nigerians Over $30 Million Cyber Fraud by Nobody: 9:43pm On Mar 16, 2020
TallPck1:



This was what I posted




TallPck1:
7 yorubas and 6 igbos.

This wasn't needed because crime is crime and over seas. They are all called Nigerians!

Stop the tribal war!
yours is one of the only 2 sensible posts on d frontpage.
if they can delete the most sensible post of the thread. they obviously have something going on to encourage the tribal war on dis forum. can u just imagine . too bad of dem.
modify : i can see dey av removed the 6 $ 7 rubbish.
i dnt undastand y dey av to wait for some sensible members comment b4 doin dat. y push it to d fo at first without thinking, dat beats me.

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Re: FBI Arrests 13 Nigerians Over $30 Million Cyber Fraud by Nobody: 10:08pm On Mar 16, 2020
daddytime:
Coronavirus boys...

This one na ov 1.5

Wats ur point
By saying dey jokes dont make a fool of urself
Re: FBI Arrests 13 Nigerians Over $30 Million Cyber Fraud by Ndipe(m): 10:26pm On Mar 16, 2020
When will this ever end?
Re: FBI Arrests 13 Nigerians Over $30 Million Cyber Fraud by ahmset(m): 10:56pm On Mar 16, 2020
Dey need to be sincerely deal with.nonsense
Re: FBI Arrests 13 Nigerians Over $30 Million Cyber Fraud by ritcha: 6:02am On Mar 17, 2020
This one na balanciaslotxo
Re: FBI Arrests 13 Nigerians Over $30 Million Cyber Fraud by Youngchris6414: 6:18am On Mar 17, 2020
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Re: FBI Arrests 13 Nigerians Over $30 Million Cyber Fraud by Nobody: 6:26am On Mar 17, 2020
BlackfireX:
Yoruba people ehhhh.

In collaboration with flat headed chimpanzees.. This is the remix
Re: FBI Arrests 13 Nigerians Over $30 Million Cyber Fraud by Odibenwins: 6:56am On Mar 17, 2020
GOD BLESS OUR HUSTLE

ForeThinker:
Meanwhile


Shoutout to everyone making legitimate progress that no one recognized because you never let anyone see your darkest moments. You’ve been silently battling, winning and transforming yourself. Be proud of every little step you’re making in the right direction. Keep going. You got this


The Future is OURS

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Re: FBI Arrests 13 Nigerians Over $30 Million Cyber Fraud by Chicastle: 8:04am On Mar 17, 2020
Click like if you ran down to check your name on the list or share if otherwise
Re: FBI Arrests 13 Nigerians Over $30 Million Cyber Fraud by FiremanP(m): 11:55am On Mar 17, 2020
Guess whose work this is? wink
Re: FBI Arrests 13 Nigerians Over $30 Million Cyber Fraud by Mogajunior(m): 12:02pm On Mar 17, 2020
NCAN would be disappointed in this cos it's a joint venture!
Re: FBI Arrests 13 Nigerians Over $30 Million Cyber Fraud by ma373733(m): 12:12pm On Mar 17, 2020
heartbraker:
Dis one na collabo

Asin eh. South west and south east amakagringringringrin

Re: FBI Arrests 13 Nigerians Over $30 Million Cyber Fraud by ma373733(m): 12:14pm On Mar 17, 2020
Livecamp09:


In collaboration with flat headed chimpanzees.. This is the remix
Flat headed and skull minersgringringrin

Re: FBI Arrests 13 Nigerians Over $30 Million Cyber Fraud by PARODY01: 5:45pm On Mar 19, 2020
[quote author=ForeThinker post=87492019]Meanwhile


Shoutout to everyone making legitimate progress that no one recognized because you never let anyone see your darkest moments. You’ve been silently battling, winning and transforming yourself. Be proud of every little step you’re making in the right direction. Keep going. You got this


Bro, you get sure link ? I'm tryna decipher your comment ✌️

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Re: FBI Arrests 13 Nigerians Over $30 Million Cyber Fraud by rabban(m): 12:01pm On Jun 10, 2022
Olayinka8793:
Oh not again!
Mr no nonsense Trump will now have reason to extend our visa ban to 100 years.
The sins of a minority been visited on the majority.
We are so fuc*ed
i have never seen them arrest a american in nigeria but nigerian go outside the country just to mess up

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