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Like Mr Abhulimhen, the fake Emirati crown prince also has a humanitarian foundation that shares rice and other staples with the less privileged. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xAHeC4s0DvI?si=SzqcaNHwvmECESc4 |
Mr Ikeji’s digital footprint led the OCCRP right to him, as pictures of his luxury lifestyle were splashed across his Instagram page. The identity of his wife, Confidence Amara Ikeji, was also unveiled, given that the couple often vacationed abroad, travelling in business class. In one Instagram reel, the couple went shopping at a luxury Louis Vuitton store in the UK, with the wife dressed in fur and posing with many shopping bags. Mr Ikeji also purchased a Lexus 570, a 2020 Range Rover Vogue, and luxury watches, including a Hublot. He was so loud with his wealth that he earned the nickname ‘Access Money’ from friends and others. An Igbo man, Mr Ikeji, holds a traditional title in the North, as the Sarkin Gabas Matasan of Nasarawa. He was also honoured with the chieftaincy title of the Ojichukwu Ndi Igbo na South East in 2024. Mrs Ikeji, whose Instagram username is ‘prettyfident’, uploaded a post thanking God for blessing her family with “another mansion in another city”. “Forever grateful, Lord,” she captioned the post of the sprawling mansion on Instagram. The fake Emirati prince also uploaded a picture with one of Nigeria’s biggest real estate moguls. To track down Mr Ikeji, OCCRP used pictures from the couple’s social media and matched them to houses in different estates owned by the popular developer. Mr Omeije of the OCCRP drove to several estates in Abuja in his hunt for the fake crown prince of Dubai. After a long search, the journalist found the house with Mr Ikeji standing shirtless on the balcony of its upper floor. OCCRP confronted Mr Ikeji with their findings, questioning his claim of being the Emirati crown prince to Ms Laura in Romania. He denied all accusations. He, however, admitted knowing Mr Abhuliemen, the man who posed as his financial manager to meet Ms Laura in London. Mr Ikeji was rather concerned about how the OCCRP tracked him down. “But how did you get to my house?” he asked. When the OCCRP further questioned Mr Ikeji about whether Mr Abhulimhen had wired him money from the UK, Mr Ikeji deflected, saying questions should be directed to his lawyers. “I would prefer this question you are asking me now, you consult me in the office, or you meet me or meet my legal team. Mr Abhulimhen’s pictures, which were secretly taken by Ms Laura’s friend, were transferred to the British police and officers identified him as a person under investigation. He was under investigation for fraudulent transactions and was later found to be the liaison who received funds from Ms Laura and transferred them to Mr Ikeji in Nigeria. Mr Abhulimhen, the fraud liaison, has been pictured with prominent personalities, including then-President Muhammadu Buhari, former Governor Nasir El-Rufai, and a London mayor. |
The money seemed like small potatoes compared to the previous hundreds of thousands of dollars she had already wired to the so-called prince since they began talking. So, she paid. The more she paid, the more she was billed before withdrawing the £202 million. Ms Laura believed she could access the funds if she continued to make additional payments, which had now reached about £2.5 million, to access the hundreds of millions of pounds. Back in Nigeria, Mr Ikeji was having a bitter fight with his co-conspirators over how to share Ms Laura’s money. The Nigerian man had grown even greedier, investigations surmised. The fight became even more nasty after someone named James Patrick Normoyle, who claimed to be a financial adviser, reached out to Ms Laura. He advised her to stop sending money to any “person or group” in the hope of marriage. The person further informed her that the “pre-marital visitation acknowledgement form” that she received from the crown prince “is also a fraud”. “He defrauded you of more than 3 million euros,” the adviser explicitly told Ms Laura in an email. A new message from Mr Cros (Mr Abhulimhen), whom she had earlier met in London, heightened her suspicions. Mr Cros (Mr Abhulimhen) told Ms Laura that she was under the influence of an African black magic spell cast by the man impersonating the Emirati crown prince. “African magic juju and voodoo he has used on you to make you believe he was real prince to marry you,” Mr Cros wrote to her via an encrypted messaging app. Ms Laura enquired about her multimillion-dollar account in London, whether it was real. “It’s a lie from the pit of hell,” the financial manager said, exposing the antics of the Yahoo Boy. Ms Laura sought clarification from the supposed prince, confronting him with the new information. But the fake prince dismissed her concerns, claiming that his financial adviser only wanted to destroy their relationship. “Matthew has targeted planned (sic) against my relationship with you,” read the chat from the fake prince that Ms Laura had saved as Sheikh Hamdan. At this point, the Romanian woman realised she was being scammed and begged for a refund. “How can you be like this, a person with no soul,” Ms Laura wrote to the impersonator. She sought help from the fake prince’s co-conspirators, Messrs Normoyle and Cros, the same people who exposed the scam. She pleaded for more information on the impersonator. Feeling betrayed by Mr Ikeji’s greed in sharing the proceeds of fraud, the co-conspirator snitched and told Ms Laura that the fake prince was Nzube Henry Ikeji. The co-conspirator further shared videos of Mr Henry’s new house, crucial information that helped journalists track him down to his sprawling mansion in an estate in Abuja. OCCRP’s Matt Sarnecki travelled to Abuja to meet his Nigerian colleague, Chikezie Omeje, who helped uncover Mr Ikeji’s whereabouts. |
Nigerian socialite and Internet fraudster Nzube Henry Ikeji posed as the crown prince of Dubai to deceive a lovestruck Romanian woman into a relationship and defraud her of millions of dollars using the name of Sheikh Hamdan Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum.https://gazettengr.com/nigerian-socialite-impersonates-dubai-prince-steals-2-5-million-from-love-seeking-romanian-woman/
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Rindo69:The chickens have finally come home to roost. https://gazettengr.com/nigerian-socialite-impersonates-dubai-prince-steals-2-5-million-from-love-seeking-romanian-woman/ |
Newsgeek24:@mods The OP has the notorious habit of taking content from other news agencies and posting on his website. This is the link to the original article. https://ait.live/breaking-nlc-tuc-shelve-mega-protest/ Ait’s Abulu Osemuaghu who monitored the conciliatory meeting brings us details of the outcome.
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celestial1:Toyota ATF Type T-IV 2WD is 3.3 litres 4WD is 3.9 litres |
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Indigbo:In that case, the ECO12990ES is recommended. |
Indigbo:If you intend to run all ACs at once, the starting watts is 8100W. You need a generator that can handle 9000W and above. The ECO12990ES is rated 8200W. |
ADAMUdaCOWBOY:https://kuda.com/blog/how-to-check-credit-score-nigeria-why-it-matters/ |
Deee1020:There is no update on 3rd party tracking websites. The only option is to follow up with NIPOST. |
Ibime:It has been in the public domain before Chude hit the refresh button. https://dailypost.ng/2017/07/16/will-go-jail-together-dieziani-allegedly-told-kola-aluko-omokore/ https://www.nairaland.com/3925673/alleged-corruption-im-ready-go |
Kyrx:Click here to view tracking information Shipper received notification of arrival in Nigeria on the 19th of December. NB. Morning Global handed over the package to Netherlands Post. You can get the updated tracking number in the link above. |
This is ridiculous. AMAC and Bwari are different area councils. A voter in Bwari is not expected to participate in any exercise to elect a contestant in AMAC. |
Sells suya in Peckham. Kudos to him anyway. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NBAlTJIINQI?si=os_xVv5sBBr2s1sf |
yungestmoney: Odunharry:https://sec.gov.ng/for-investors/keep-track-of-circulars/circular-to-all-registered-fundportfolio-managers-on-annual-regulatory-and-supervision-fees/ |
Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner has confirmed he will leave the club when his contract expires at the end of the season.https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/articles/crlezygrpe6o |
Realdeals:Commercial banks, yes. The VAT commission charge by fintechs is a new development.
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Dizzybizzy:Much appreciated. Thanks. |
Controller360:Did you open the package? Usually, items with the same tracking number are consolidated into a single package before shipping. |
Project Kuiper, the Amazon-owned satellite internet initiative, has taken a major step toward entering Nigeria’s broadband market after securing a landing permit from the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) to begin operations from 2026.https://techcabal.com/2026/01/13/amazon-project-kuiper-ncc-approval-nigeria/
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What Abians demand today is verifiable evidence, not slogans. Development should be tangible, like a bank with Signature of growing from zero to 22 branches in 35 months, not theoretical.Zero to 6 and counting......... https://www.signaturebankng.com/media-publication/1fbJXn6G0jpTjvdI9kLyYb
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So somebody sat down to generate a XI list and pushed Yekini to the wings? |
Ogbunigwe2018:No worries. The part number you post is outdated for the 2014 Prado. It will start the vehicle but nobody can tell if it will communicate effectively with the engine as compared to the upgraded software. See the compatibility range date for the 2 part numbers in the attached screenshot.
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Ogbunigwe2018:Yes
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OverCalculating:This happened years ago. https://www.nairaland.com/2019031/shocking-dna-result-two-femi https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FZMaX-jqgrU?si=94KHRMZnYBA37NJA |
First posts created accounts on the same day. Same person posting with different accounts surely. |

