Is this not the same state the governor left his primary duties to tussle power with the Emir? Why didn't EFCC lock these guys up? Why would a sane person keep 6 million naira in the office in a country that introduced cashless policy 10years ago? The energy EFCC is investing in internet fraud is awesome, they should also look at other places like the Zoo.

This is a shame!

President: North
Vice President: West
Senate President: North
House Speaker: West

Two lesson learnt:
1. You cannot reap where you did not sow.
2. Don't play bitter politics.

What a gracious woman.

They will DM you and you will set them up to sleep with them, baby mama recruitment tinz Poverty is a curse.

If Tinubu, Jonathan, Amaechi, Alao Akala, Obasanjo are not in Jail, Nigeria should be closed down.

What a fraudulent country.

Why did the British give us Independence for God's sake?

In the nearest future, I will be suing my parents for raising me in Nigeria.

Rivers state is worst than Maiduguri. The people penchant for violence and blood is indescribable.

She is brilliant, sensational and a hard nut to crack. Kee pe fun wa ma.

I do not have any respect for Lionel Messi neither do I have any respect for the Nigerian police.

Someone like Rasheed Yekini should be immortalized, memorialized and continue to get salary paid into an account supervised by his children.

No human being deserves to be a Nigerian, David Alaba bribery allegations comes to mind.

There was no reason to commit suicide to live in a country like Malaysia. This is a case of a poor literate that sees no potentials in himself except living in a God forsaken country like Malaysia. What a sad end!

No human being deserves to be a Nigerian. What a cursed nation!

No human being deserves Tonto Dike. She is a punishment to any man.

If not for Instagram and Nigerian girls, all these artistes would be thinking twice and putting more efforts before coming out with their usual "noise"

travelwaka:
Oh good nice one, How is the experience like?

The food, culture, language, people, different airports, currency and different weather conditions are mind blowing and the experience will be with me forever. I am off to Germany and Denmark in August.

tactius:


In Thailand and Japan, insult the king, or the emperor...and you go to jail under tough les majeste laws.

How about North Korea...insult the Dear leader...and dissapear for life in one of their gulags.

China...criticise the leadership...jailtime.

Many former soviet republics...do the same...jailtime.

Care to revise your comment , sir.?

Are all these countries practicing Democracy Care to revise your comment?

If Rwanda was America, then their jail would have overflow and there will not be space to contain prisoners. Because over 100 million people insult Trump and Obama per second.

The whole of Africa should be a large city ruled by a set of Military unit supervised by the Queen of England.

travelwaka:
Lalasticlala why is it that Nigerians don't like travelling?

Don't generalize . I have travelled to the Bahamas, Mexico, Jamaica, Dominican republic, Ghana, Canada, London and China. Traveling is my life, traveling is my passion

When you listen to American politics, you hear words like that Subpoena, POTUS, Collusion, Obstruction, Red state, Blue waves, Declassify,

Come to Nigeria politics, you were Rigging, Anti party activities, Ballot box snatching, Stolen mandate, Defections, Political jobbers.

We do not deserve Democracy.

What is with these people and crime? Dem swear for them?

Nairaland can do better. Stories like this makes life boring, Seun needs to step up to make Nairanland a better place.

There will come a time; children will start prosecuting their parents for raising them in Nigeria.

These 2 are Petroleum Merchants. One owns Forte Oil, the other owns Heyden. They should currently be serving jail term for the many subsidy scams they perpetrated that plunged Nigeria into an Abyss but here they are laughing at the foolery of Nigerians.

There will come a time, children will disown their parents for raising them in Nigeria.

A resident of Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, has been sentenced in federal court to one year of probation on his conviction of conspiracy to defraud the United States and to commit offenses against the United States, United States Attorney Scott W. Brady announced today.

Senior United States District Judge Donetta Ambrose imposed sentence on Norman Lee McCullough, 55, of McKees Rocks, PA.

In connection with sentencing, the court was advised that from June 2016 to May 4, 2017, McCullough conspired with two other individuals to defraud the Department of Homeland Security, Citizenship and Immigration Services. McCullough, a United States Citizen, received money and entered into a sham marriage with a Nigerian citizen so that the Nigerian citizen could obtain legal permanent residency in the United States. McCullough also submitted false statements and documents to the Department of Homeland Security, Citizenship and Immigration Services.

Assistant United States Attorney Mary McKeen Houghton prosecuted the case on behalf of the government.

United States Attorney Brady commended the Department of Homeland Security, Homeland Security Investigations (HSI), for conducting the investigation in this case.

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Facebook passwords by the hundreds of millions sat exposed in plain text

The social network plans to notify all those users whose passwords were not encrypted on its internal servers.

Hundreds of millions of passwords were an open book on Facebook's internal servers.
An internal investigation at Facebook in January found that all those passwords were stored in plain text, meaning it was possible for the social network's employees to easily come across and potentially abuse the login credentials. 

The company found "no evidence to date" that any staffers improperly accessed those passwords, Pedro Canahuati, Facebook's vice president of engineering, security and privacy, said in a blog post Thursday.

The internal investigation was first reported byKrebs on Security.

Facebook said it will be notifying hundreds of millions of Facebook Lite users, tens of millions of other Facebook users and tens of thousands of Instagram users. The company said it first discovered the problem as part of a routine security review in January.

Facebook has more than 2.3 billion monthly users, and Instagram has more than 1 billion.

Facebook said it hashes and encrypts passwords, but it's unclear how hundreds of millions of accounts had their passwords in plain text on internal company servers. It is still investigating the cause. 

The social media giant isn't alone in this sort of security shortfall. Last May, Twitter advised 330 million users to change their passwords after discovering a bug that stored them in plain text on its internal logs. Github had a similar flubrevealed last May. 

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The people that brought us religion no longer practices the same religion they brought us. We instead now use same religion to scam the unwise. So bad that some of the unwise will say " is it your money".

May God open our eyes. Glory to God!

There will come a time children will start suing their parents for raising them in Nigeria.