₦airaland Forum

fuckingAyaya:
Una for censor her face at least

She is not Nigerian. No need for censorship...
The video is all over internet without censorship. Nothing to be scared or ashamed of, according to her..

Juliusmalema:
Are you okay?

So everything here is now Igbo..

What nonsense.

Igbo Kwenu

Igbo Amaka

OLDESTWARRIBOY:
Other countries dey do better things like underground railway, bullet train, railway for up like chicago, those things for up for akanchawa music videos wey somebody help with the name.

These afronja people want increase engine of boat. Who do Naija don die

See people below they praise am already cuz e increase engine of boat ...Chai, only for Naija na politicians go fil dey do anyhow and people go dey praise am

We know your type..

Pure

Oh k

Daboywizzy:
Wonders shall never end .. Wetin Abba Kyari no go see inside Hell Fire.

You bad o

Hmmm

This one hard gan an o

That means we should expect a change of name of the companies in the coming days..

wanger50:
Very dirty,chaotic and disorganized country I have ever visited

You sef

Why you come when we never baff? You for wait small na

Lift up lockdown o

Noted

But what of people that have no vehicles and those that come to buy and sell gala?

Market go spoil o

The country called Lagos

Apart from using as an opportunity to cash out, what else.

That is the reason we have convened this meeting.

It is alarming!!

Will this ever end?
God help us o

Why

This is becoming a serial film.

More developing episodes every other day.

Omihanifa:
The chicken has finally come come to roast

I tell you.

If true, our Nigerian police and efcc has lessons to learn. You need to have a foolproof evidence with fearless witnesses to have criminals coming to you to beg to plead guilt and leniency in the same breath.

Cc: lalas

EXCLUSIVE: Obinwanne Okeke surrenders, to plead guilty to wire and computer fraud


Obinwanne Okeke, the Nigerian ‘businessman’ arrested in the United States last August, has capitulated after months of putting up spirited fights against the two-count charge of wire and computer fraud slammed on him by American authorities.
Mr Okeke, also known as Invictus Obi in Nigeria, has now told American authorities he is ready to enter a guilty plea, possibly in exchange for a lesser sentence.
Already, a Senior United State District Judge, Rebecca Smith, has given an order approving the plea bargain arrangement.
“The Court has been advised that the defendant wishes to enter a plea of guilty,” Judge Smith said in her Order of April 24. “A United States Magistrate Judge is hereby authorised, with the consent of the defendant, to conduct the proceedings required by the Federal Rule of Criminal Procedure 11 incident to the making of the plea. See 28 U.S.C. Section (b) (1); United States v. Dees, 125 F.3d 261 (5th Cir.1997).
“The defendant may consent to the United States Magistrate Judge conducting the proceedings on a form provided by the clerk.

“If, after conducting such proceedings, the Magistrate Judge accepts the plea of guilty and the associated plea agreement, a presentence investigation shall be conducted and a report shall be prepared pursuant to Federal Rule of Criminal Procedure 32, and a sentencing data shall be scheduled.
“If the plea of guilty is accepted, the District Judge will adjudicate guilt and will determine and impose a sentence.”
Magistrate Judge Robert Krask has been appointed to conduct the plea agreement hearing set for June 18 at the Norfolk Magistrate Courtroom 1.
Mr Okeke’s capitulation is a surprising turn in the case as he has since his arrest strongly denied wrongdoing.
On December 15, 2019, he filed two preliminary objections. One saying American authorities lacked jurisdiction to charge him for fraud since he did not commit the alleged offence on American soil, and that no American companies or individuals were swindled at the time of his indictment.

In the other objection, Mr Okeke accused the Federal Bureau of Investigation of obtaining evidence from him and his iPhone under duress and that the information so extracted should be discountenanced by the court.
Responding to the objection, the prosecutors said Mr Okeke travelled to the U.S. in the course of the crime and that his lawyers were wrong to argue that no American companies or individuals were defrauded by the suspect.
The FBI also insisted it obtained evidence from Mr Okeke following due process.
But just as the parties agreed to continue the trial, Mr Okeke began to signal to the prosecution that he was ready for a guilty plea agreement. The court was so informed of the development.
Mr Okeke was arrested by the FBI on August 6 in Alexandria, Virginia, as he was about to return to Nigeria.
He was later charged with two counts of computer fraud and wire fraud, which carry a maximum penalty of 10 and 20 years jail, respectively.
U.S. authorities allege Mr Okeke defrauded the United Kingdom office of Unatrac of up to $11 million in business email fraud. Unatrac’s headquarters is in the United Arab Emirates, but the company filed complaints with the FBI through Caterpillar.


https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/394362-exclusive-obinwanne-okeke-surrenders-to-plead-guilty-to-wire-and-computer-fraud.html

Smh

You are doing well

You don’t rob Peter to pay Paul!!!!

Nice one

Bb

Lol

FlipModeSquade:
Actually many Isolation Centers have TV, Fridges and Air Conditioners,the ones at Anambra have them..

I see.

That is home away from home

Oh my!

Is that how everybody get TV and refrigerator?

NB: If you have money, you can get a private Isolation Room for TWO

I hope that the names have been vetted and re-vetted.

I no wan hear say dead people names dey for the list o.

Kk