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I saw a buy out coming and once again a smart move by Opeke, the price though, I'd have expected mainone to be valued at over half a billion dollars. O well, well staffs should be looking for new opportunities elsewhere. |
thank you |
See ehn just get hand work work hard build a business and you'd be okay. |
I Have a BSC in computer science and would like to follow that line please can anyone advise schools i should be looking at with a fair rate of acceptance, scholarship(not compulsory). Thanks |
Cars are about maintenance, German cars require a good maintenance culture that’s why they don’t do well here. They’re solid cars if you follow recommendations they’ve defective parts like every other car brands which you could make a case for because they’re expensive so you expectation naturally should be high. Cars have disappointed me a lot too numerous to count Honda and VW sigh, Honda(gear and engine) VW(everything that could possible go wrong). I realize I’m not in a place to complain cause I got those cars 2nd hand with poor maintenance by previous owners. Now I have a another VW and it has been top notch a daily horse and high performer just give your good maintenance understand it and you’d be fine. Your mechanic after you is the next problem of the car. |
Stowaway |
Hello guys i booked an appointment with the embassy 27th of july for a winter program and i'm ye to get a reply winter session is already over. has the request been reset? do i cancel and rebook when i get another AD? I have no choice than fight for summer session. |
As a man your judgment must be very clear. She’s a teen and she needs a lot of mentoring and guidance, it doesn’t help that you didn’t bring her up so you must out in more efforts to help her be a better person. Please no unnecessary spanking or yelling the last you want is for her to run, be as homely can be let your wife do most of the correction. Your baby will be a teen someday so practice, it’s not easy but may God see you through |
Graphic!!! |
who is this |
Problems of fornication and adultery ehn? Make God not allow us see |
Cut corners |
He’s either burning or with virgins only he knows. |
Do not abort!!!!!!!! Tell your parents. Everyone will lash at you. You’d feel like ending it all, but life goes on. I wish I was giving the lady this advice it’s easier for you, your folks can take care of the baby but the lady smh. Be supportive to her encourage her. Fatherhood isn’t beans you have to man up now make a promise to you and your child never to let ‘em down, do all in your might to make sure your a good father, yes that includes completing your studies….. Love your girlfriend even more…. I apologize to your gf family when possible. That child that seems like your end could very well be your beginning of great things. Ask God for mercy, Trust Him , trust the process. Don’t make things more difficult for yourself |
Well watch out for post maternal depression |
Whatever angle you see this from it leaves a negative impact on the kids I.e. Staying or leavin the relationship. BEST option is to resolve whatever the issues are. Meet a counselor not family on how best to approach this |
Same peopled ending SARSA Applying lol |
People dying to get Visas to work legitimately but NO. The ones that have it prefer to misuse the golden opportunity and spoil others dreams |
Damian Williams, the United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, and Patrick J. Freaney, the Special Agent-in-Charge of the New York Field Office of the United States Secret Service (“Secret Service”), announced today the unsealing of an Indictment charging 11 defendants with conspiracy to commit money laundering, conspiracy to commit bank fraud, and aggravated identity theft, in connection with their involvement in laundering millions of dollars in proceeds derived from business email compromises and romance fraud schemes. Nine defendants were arrested today in the District of New Jersey and the Eastern District of New York, and will be presented this afternoon before United States Magistrate Judge Sarah Netburn in the Southern District of New York. One defendant was arrested in the Southern District of Texas, and will be presented today in that district’s federal court. One defendant remains at large. U.S. Attorney Damian Williams said: “As alleged, the defendants were part of a criminal enterprise that not only defrauded businesses by assuming the online identities of legitimate counterparties, but also preyed on vulnerable elderly people, deceiving victims into sending money in phony romance scams. Thanks to the Secret Service, the defendants are now facing federal felony charges.” Secret Service Special Agent-in-Charge Patrick J. Freaney said: “As the continued threat posed by cyber enabled fraud remains ever present, the U.S. Secret Service remains steadfast in its pursuit of those who threaten our collective financial security. This case is no exception, as the defendants allegedly utilized a myriad of fraud schemes, to include romance scams and business email compromises, to defraud over 50 victims in excess of $9 million. Due to the efforts of the Secret Service and our partners at the New York City Police Department Financial Crimes Task Force, this organized group will no longer be able to operate its alleged scheme to defraud and will answer the charges brought against them in the Southern District of New York.” As alleged in the Indictment unsealed in Manhattan federal court[1]: ADEDAYO JOHN, OLUWADAMILOLA AKINPELU, KAZEEM RAHEEM, MORAKINYO GBEYIDE, WARRIS ADENUGA, a/k/a “Blue,” SMART AGUNBIADE, LATEEF GOLOBA, SAMSONDEEN GOLOBA, OLAWALE OLANIYAN, OLAWOYIN PETER OLAREWAJU, and EMMANUEL ORONSAYE-AJAYI (collectively, the “Defendants”) participated in one or both of a money laundering conspiracy and bank fraud conspiracy, which received funds stolen from victims. Victims were typically defrauded in one of two ways. In some instances, business email compromise fraud schemes were used to trick businesses into transferring funds to bank accounts the victims believed were under the control of legitimate recipients of the funds as part of normal business operations, when in fact the bank accounts were under the control of the Defendants or their co-conspirators. In other instances, romance scams were used, primarily through electronic messages sent via email, text messaging, social media, or online dating websites, to deceive victims – many of whom were vulnerable older men and women – into believing they were in romantic relationships with fake identities, and then using false pretenses to cause the victims to transfer funds to bank accounts controlled by the Defendants or their co-conspirators. As a result of these frauds, law enforcement officers have identified more than 50 victims who have transferred more than $9 million to bank accounts under the control of the Defendants. Ten defendants – ADEDAYO JOHN, 32, OLUWADAMILOLA AKINPELU, 26, KAZEEM RAHEEM, 29, MORAKINYO GBEYIDE, 39, WARRIS ADENUGA, a/k/a “Blue,” 26, LATEEF GOLOBA, 27, SAMSONDEEN GOLOBA, 29, OLAWALE OLANIYAN, 41, OLAWOYIN PETER OLAREWAJU, 34, and EMMANUEL ORONSAYE-AJAYI, 30 – are each charged with one count of conspiracy to commit money laundering, which carries a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison. Nine defendants – ADEDAYO JOHN, 32, SMART AGUNBIADE, 28, OLUWADAMILOLA AKINPELU, 26, MORAKINYO GBEYIDE, 39, WARRIS ADENUGA, a/k/a “Blue,” 26, LATEEF GOLOBA, 27, SAMSONDEEN GOLOBA, 29, OLAWOYIN PETER OLAREWAJU, 34, and EMMANUEL ORONSAYE-AJAYI, 30 – are each charged with one count of conspiracy to commit bank fraud, which carries a maximum sentence of 30 years in prison. One defendant – MORAKINYO GBEYIDE, 39 – is also charged with one count of aggravated identity theft, which carries a mandatory consecutive sentence of two years in prison. The maximum potential penalties are prescribed by Congress and are provided here for informational purposes only, as any sentencing of the defendants would be determined by a judge. Mr. Williams praised the outstanding investigative work of the Secret Service. The case is being handled by the Office’s General Crimes Unit. Assistant United States Attorneys Kaylan E. Lasky and Matthew Weinberg are in charge of the prosecution. The charges contained in the Indictment are merely allegations, and the defendants are presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty. Source: https://gazettengr.com/u-s-charges-nigerian-social-media-influencer-10-others-for-9-million-fraud/ |
Do good because you can stop looking for reasons you should or shouldn’t. Keep it strictly professional and don’t make it a habit. |
Powerful May God answer the prayers of those who prayed |
You won’t lose anything she married you under false pretense go and dissolve the marriage in court ASAP. Get your child train him well…. |
This heading is misleading |
Lukaku |
ezenwajosh:If you know you know oh. One faction I fighting against the other |
alienvirus:I get you not like the present ones can but they should have held a public office before so they understand better what they up against. |
lazy youth groups |
You desire what’s not yours, the Same energy expanded in chasing another mans wife could be applied in making corrections to your relationship |
Bola146:There’s a curse on the whole force not some of them |
It’s a pity |
better join the military e get y. D kain curse wey Dey on that force Ehn. No go carry watin no b your own o |
Our elders have failed. What nonsense kind of talk is this of you confront them they’d carry force to silence you. They would build the wall on sea too Abi? |
I know his girlfriend or wife will be very beautiful and pretty but the curse on some of them will make them misbehave that will lead to their destructions. Enjoy your stay in cell