How to Protect Your Legit Money from Criminals Like EFCC and the Govt.

The EFCC is set up for a good reason, but Nigerians are the ones employed to work there. You know what I mean.

As you know, most of these employees are poor, broke, rugged, and hungry and the ones who are manageably rich want more. Greed is ingrained in 99% of humans, even animals.

For wanting more, they go after innocent and legit Internet entrepreneurs like young Amazon KDP millionaires, young YouTube millionaires, skit makers, bloggers, etc. and tag them Yahoo boys the moment these guys make more money than their boss.

They feel a young Nigerian isn't supposed to be a millionaire and if he is, but must be through fraud. I don't blame them, but the real fraudsters who tarnish the image of the good and hard working entrepreneurs.

No matter how you try to defend yourself and how legit you are with evidence, they'll not listen because 97% of the EFCC workers are poor, desperate, and hungry.

They'll find any means to extort you, freeze your account, etc. even if you're the most legit person on Earth.

I read a story of how they dealt with an Amazon millionaire author called Victor Ojionu and a young YouTube millionaire called Jude Bela.

Google them and read about how they suffered in the hands of hungry EFCC boys despite how legit they were with 100% evidence of their source of income.

Who am I for you to listen to? I'm an Amazon author just like Victor and trust me, I have made legit millions too from Amazon. How have I been able to protect myself?

1. I don't withdraw all my Dollars to a Nigerian bank account as Victor and Jude did — be it domiciliary or not.

2. I receive my money into my foreign bank account and from this account, I send it to a crypto account that receives fiat and from this crypto exchange, I distribute it into my 30 to 50 other crypto and stock exchanges I'm registered with. This means all my eggs are not in a basket.

3. I keep the money there in USDT, USDC or BUSD for a long time until the crypto market crashes, then I gradually start buying some promising coins or stocks. Buy the dip, but not with all your money.

4. At the same time, I have 30 to 50 Nigerian bank accounts (including online banks you can create from home). In these Nigerian bank accounts, I don't keep up to 100k Naira in each. Why so many options? Because if you don't have options in Nigeria, be it in relationship or money, you'll regret. Two months ago, GTB blocked my account and ATM. Why? I don't know and don't even care. How much is inside? Less than 10k. I sent them a message to unblock my account, but I haven't checked if they've replied or not because I have options.

5. Don't buy shiny things fast and push an envious neighbor into thinking something must be fishy and end up reporting you out of jealousy. So, don't make your neighbors jealous with flashy cars and houses. Pipe low and protect your legit money first from evil eyes.  Live like a common man for some years and invest your money in appreciating assets, not liabilities.

6. When you need millions in Naira to use instantly for a payment, withdraw them in batches and send out immediately because the bank and police are not your friends and never will be.

7. God and your money are the only friends you have on Earth. Everyone else either wants your downfall, not to be better than them, or share your money with them. So, be smart with your money and your moves in life and please, stay legit and have peace of mind.

8. Finally, don't save your money in Naira except it's less than 100k. Why? It keeps depreciating in value and always will because of bad leadership, low export, and poor economic team.

Be wise, be smart.

Apt.

What is the relevancy of this post?

One more thing, use a phone or app where you can hide all your crypto, stock, notepad, social media and bank apps.

Great advice. But this is a tedious financial management process.

ObamaMessi:
What is the relevancy of this post?

You don't make money online, so this is not for you. Some things are beyond your comprehension.

ObamaMessi:
What is the relevancy of this post?

Why must you display your foolishness every where you go?
I know every human has his God given right to display their insanity but, FFS. don't misuse it.

Ocholu:
Great advice. But this is a tedious financial management process.

Not tedious, but if you haven't done it, but only read about it, it'll surely seem tedious.

Some people see writing a book as a tedious work, but I don't. I enjoy it and I can start and finish a book in 24 hours or max, 1 week.

Actions remove doubt.

I really do like this post because it is truly informative. Few people know about how all this really works. I feel you do not include business enterprise in Nigeria tho. With a million naira, you can establish, help the naira, help few Nigerians along the way and still have a valuable thing going on. God bless you, our nation and may God continue protecting us all.

If you really have all the money you claim to have , you won’t post it on nairaland.
Big money is humble

[quote author=iLegendd post=117375026]How to Protect Your Legit Money from Criminals Like EFCC and the Govt.

The EFCC is set up for a good reason, but Nigerians are the ones employed to work there. You know what I mean.

As you know, most of these employees are poor, broke, rugged, and hungry and the ones who are manageably rich want more. Greed is ingrained in 99% of humans, even animals.

For wanting more, they go after innocent and legit Internet entrepreneurs like young Amazon KDP millionaires, young YouTube millionaires, skit makers, bloggers, etc. and tag them Yahoo boys the moment these guys make more money than their boss.

They feel a young Nigerian isn't supposed to be a millionaire and if he is, but must be through fraud. I don't blame them, but the real fraudsters who tarnish the image of the good and hard working entrepreneurs.

No matter how you try to defend yourself and how legit you are with evidence, they'll not listen because 97% of the EFCC workers are poor, desperate, and hungry.

They'll find any means to extort you, freeze your account, etc. even if you're the most legit person on Earth.

I read a story of how they dealt with an Amazon millionaire author called Victor Ojionu and a young YouTube millionaire called Jude Bela.

Google them and read about how they suffered in the hands of hungry EFCC boys despite how legit they were with 100% evidence of their source of income.

Who am I for you to listen to? I'm an Amazon author just like Victor and trust me, I have made legit millions too from Amazon. How have I been able to protect myself?

1. I don't withdraw all my Dollars to a Nigerian bank account as Victor and Jude did — be it domiciliary or not.

2. I receive my money into my foreign bank account and from this account, I send it to a crypto account that receives fiat and from this crypto exchange, I distribute it into my 30 to 50 other crypto and stock exchanges I'm registered with. This means all my eggs are not in a basket.

3. I keep the money there in USDT, USDC or BUSD for a long time until the crypto market crashes, then I gradually start buying some promising coins or stocks. Buy the dip, but not with all your money.

4. At the same time, I have 30 to 50 Nigerian bank accounts (including online banks you can create from home). In these Nigerian bank accounts, I don't keep up to 100k Naira in each. Why so many options? Because if you don't have options in Nigeria, be it in relationship or money, you'll regret. Two months ago, GTB blocked my account and ATM. Why? I don't know and don't even care. How much is inside? Less than 10k. I sent them a message to unblock my account, but I haven't checked if they've replied or not because I have options.

5. Don't buy shiny things fast and push an envious neighbor into thinking something must be fishy and end up reporting you out of jealousy. So, don't make your neighbors jealous with flashy cars and houses. Pipe low and protect your legit money first from evil eyes.  Live like a common man for some years and invest your money in appreciating assets, not liabilities.

6. When you need millions in Naira to use instantly for a payment, withdraw them in batches and send out immediately because the bank and police are not your friends and never will be.

7. God and your money are the only friends you have on Earth. Everyone else either wants your downfall, not to be better than them, or share your money with them. So, be smart with your money and your moves in life and please, stay legit and have peace of mind.

8. Finally, don't save your money in Naira except it's less than 100k. Why? It keeps depreciating in value and always will because of bad leadership, low export, and poor economic team.

Be wise, be smart.

Greetings brother.
How can I get in touch with you?

Weirdcamila:
If you really have all the money you claim to have , you won’t post it on nairaland.
Big money is humble

Where is the arrogance in the post? You're probably depressed and this causes jealousy. Not your fault.

My one and only reply to you.

This is good stuff.

What happen if those coins crash ... I remember Oga Peter Obi Prof at one of the Executive Program he went to do ask him to choose between $100 and 100 Naira .. Do you know Oga Peter Obi choose $100 . The Prof now explain to him that any thing can happen to the U.S economy at anytime and the reason the U.S economy is still standing is that the people of the United State have faith in their economy .. Unfortunately it is difficult to have faith in our economy, but faith we must have and trust me I don't blame you, I still have a BDC receipt as at January 2015 the USD was exchange for 193 Naira , it is roughly 700 Naira as today ,that is a 7 years difference .. and APC is happy.

iLegendd boss shey time Neva reach wey you go give back? Big man with all the humility I'm able to muster, I'm begging you to take some guys under your wing make you mentor us.

Happy weekend boss.

jackcanfield:
What happen if those coins crash ... I remember Oga Peter Obi Prof at one of the Executive Program he went to do ask him to choose between $100 and 100 Naira .. Do you know Oga Peter Obi choose $100 . The Prof now explain to him that any thing can happen to the U.S economy at anytime and the reason the U.S economy is still standing is that the people of the United State have faith in there economy .. Unfortunately it is difficult to have faith in our economy, but faith we must have and trust me I don't blame you, I still have a BDC receipt as at January 2015 the USD was exchange for 193 Naira , it is roughly 700 Naira . that is a 7 years difference .. and APC is happy.

Yes, coins do crash and that's why I advocate multiple exchanges and even with that, don't buy yet until the crash is unbearable, then start buying at solid supports, but not with everything you have.

Yes, the US economy can crash, but since they claim to be the best, they'll always find a way to rise back to reclaim their superpower status before Russia or China hijacks it.

Nigeria and Nigerians hardly find a way to rise, but a way to blame someone.

I wish you could mentor me on how to start earning in Amazon kdp. I created account with them for some months now and I don't just know how to go about it

iLegendd:
You don't make money online, so this is not for you. Some things are beyond your comprehension.

Omo see stray bullet..

Sowi bro.. ;I

You're do right about this. I don't keep up to 100k in my Nigerian bank account and I don't keep my usdt apps on my phone. This country is a zoo and every agency is out to get you.

Tenrack:
iLegendd boss shey time Neva reach wey you go give back? Big man with all the humility I'm able to muster, I'm begging you to take some guys under your wing make you mentor us.

Happy weekend boss.

I did lots of free mentorship in the past. At the moment, I don't even accept paid mentorship. Everything is already on Google and YouTube for free. Nothing is hidden.

Olasyke:
You're so right about this. I don't keep up to 100k in my Nigerian bank account and I don't keep my usdt apps on my phone. This country is a zoo and every agency is out to get you.

You can actually keep your crypto apps on your phone and no one will see it.

There are too many apps to help you convert your phone to a dual phone and you can only access the hidden one with a password.

I use one called Notepad Vault.

iLegendd:
You can actually keep your crypto apps on your phone and no one will see it.

There are too many apps to help you convert your phone to a dual phone and you can only access the hidden one with a password.

I use one called Notepad Vault.

Thanks bro. Truly helpful.

iLegendd:
How to Protect Your Legit Money from Criminals Like EFCC and the Govt.

The EFCC is set up for a good reason, but Nigerians are the ones employed to work there. You know what I mean.

As you know, most of these employees are poor, broke, rugged, and hungry and the ones who are manageably rich want more. Greed is ingrained in 99% of humans, even animals.

For wanting more, they go after innocent and legit Internet entrepreneurs like young Amazon KDP millionaires, young YouTube millionaires, skit makers, bloggers, etc. and tag them Yahoo boys the moment these guys make more money than their boss.

They feel a young Nigerian isn't supposed to be a millionaire and if he is, but must be through fraud. I don't blame them, but the real fraudsters who tarnish the image of the good and hard working entrepreneurs.

No matter how you try to defend yourself and how legit you are with evidence, they'll not listen because 97% of the EFCC workers are poor, desperate, and hungry.

They'll find any means to extort you, freeze your account, etc. even if you're the most legit person on Earth.

I read a story of how they dealt with an Amazon millionaire author called Victor Ojionu and a young YouTube millionaire called Jude Bela.

Google them and read about how they suffered in the hands of hungry EFCC boys despite how legit they were with 100% evidence of their source of income.

Who am I for you to listen to? I'm an Amazon author just like Victor and trust me, I have made legit millions too from Amazon. How have I been able to protect myself?

1. I don't withdraw all my Dollars to a Nigerian bank account as Victor and Jude did — be it domiciliary or not.

2. I receive my money into my foreign bank account and from this account, I send it to a crypto account that receives fiat and from this crypto exchange, I distribute it into my 30 to 50 other crypto and stock exchanges I'm registered with. This means all my eggs are not in a basket.

3. I keep the money there in USDT, USDC or BUSD for a long time until the crypto market crashes, then I gradually start buying some promising coins or stocks. Buy the dip, but not with all your money.

4. At the same time, I have 30 to 50 Nigerian bank accounts (including online banks you can create from home). In these Nigerian bank accounts, I don't keep up to 100k Naira in each. Why so many options? Because if you don't have options in Nigeria, be it in relationship or money, you'll regret. Two months ago, GTB blocked my account and ATM. Why? I don't know and don't even care. How much is inside? Less than 10k. I sent them a message to unblock my account, but I haven't checked if they've replied or not because I have options.

5. Don't buy shiny things fast and push an envious neighbor into thinking something must be fishy and end up reporting you out of jealousy. So, don't make your neighbors jealous with flashy cars and houses. Pipe low and protect your legit money first from evil eyes.  Live like a common man for some years and invest your money in appreciating assets, not liabilities.

6. When you need millions in Naira to use instantly for a payment, withdraw them in batches and send out immediately because the bank and police are not your friends and never will be.

7. God and your money are the only friends you have on Earth. Everyone else either wants your downfall, not to be better than them, or share your money with them. So, be smart with your money and your moves in life and please, stay legit and have peace of mind.

8. Finally, don't save your money in Naira except it's less than 100k. Why? It keeps depreciating in value and always will because of bad leadership, low export, and poor economic team.

Be wise, be smart.

That 7th point is Gold

iLegendd:
Where is the arrogance in the post? You're probably depressed and this causes jealousy. Not your fault.

My one and only reply to you.

I can’t jealous a know attention seeker.
besides your tv , I see nothing else that makes you rant always.
If you get money , we for know.

ObamaMessi:
What is the relevancy of this post?

You'll not learn now
It might not be useful to you now because you don't have millions yet but just bookmark the thread.

If na woman matter you for sure see the relevancy

iLegendd:
You don't make money online, so this is not for you. Some things are beyond your comprehension.

Do you mind teaching me?

Divay22:

You'll not learn now
It might not be useful to you now because you don't have millions yet but just bookmark the thread.

If na woman matter you for sure see the relevancy

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FeotTpOMkow&ab_channel=uncountablehype

iLegendd:
You can actually keep your crypto apps on your phone and no one will see it.

There are too many apps to help you convert your phone to a dual phone and you can only access the hidden one with a password.

I use one called Notepad Vault.

Does it have anything to do with phone type n RAM?
Can CAMO phone(11,12 n 17) do it?

Ehinjuola:


Does it have anything to do with phone type n RAM?
Can CAMO phone(11,12 n 17) do it?

No idea on this.

Divay22:

You'll not learn now
It might not be useful to you now because you don't have millions yet but just bookmark the thread.

If na woman matter you for sure see the relevancy

Lol... Diz z nostalgia comment.

You advised him at the same time you bashed him...

Nice move!