shugabasbn:
U may scale through SW without any hiccups, the North may welcome u with open hands but your people will bring out your files and castigates you openly.

nwanyionitsha:
So who is going to vote for him?

Frezhkid10:
....is that the real colour of her hair ..if they capture her like dat now..she goes back home change the colour again to gold reaches Germany or any Western country airport..they refused her entry based on the picture on her passport and what they are seeing..she will fly back to Nigeria and blame buhari for tarnishing Nigeria's image.. rubbish...whereas the fault is from her.

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Daviddson:
A very tall dream, but nonetheless, it's achievable.

joshuisiukwu:
Toolz who took to Instagram to share her ordeal at the passport office, disclosed that her photo was not taken because her hair was coloured. Narrating how her photo was not taken at the passport office because of her coloured hair, Toolz wrote on Instagram;


https://unclesuru.com/2019/04/07/toolz-photo-not-taken-at-the-passport-office-because-her-hair-was-coloured/

atiku4President:

How has servitude to Kunu guzzling terrorist and bulliovan sized Thiefnubi made you life better? You still buy data to browse. Sorry

manitobor:

What I am still dazed about is how it's possible for criminals to withdraw money from someone's bank account just by getting hold of the sim card. Mind you, my phone can only be accessed via a PIN, so the possibility of them making a transfer using my bank's mobile app is ruled out. So how did they do it?

Has anyone ever been victim of such? Please share so others can learn.

Mods, can you please move to front page so others can learn? Thanks.

HOW TELEPHONE ROBBERS NOW STEAL MILLIONS FROM BANK CUSTOMERS’ ACCOUNTS
....
Different banks in the country have unique USSDs through which their customers can access mobile banking quickly. The USSD channel is, however, many of the ways exploited by phone robbers to fleece their victims of money in their bank accounts. This is done through electronic transfer of money from the victims’ bank accounts to bank accounts belonging to the robbers or members of their syndicate or purchase of items, including recharge cards, electronics and sundry items from online stores.

To be sure that a victim has money in his account, the robber would first remove the Sim card and insert it in another phone and make a purchase of a recharge card as low as N100. Once the balance on the bank account is received on the phone number indicating there is enough money in the account, the thieves would proceed to make further transfers or purchases and clean out the money left in their victims’ bank accounts.

For example, Awosika’s N558,000 was spent by the robber to purchase recharge cards through 30 different telephone numbers. In the case of Aremu, the robbers bougth N100 and N500 worth of recharge cards in quick succession and went on to transfer a sum of N29,000 to a Skye Bank account owned by a member of the syndicate.

“After I gained access to the phone, I bought recharge cards worth N600 and I was able to know the balance on the GTBank’s account number of the phone’s owner and I immediately transferred N29,000 to my account with Skye Bank.

“I do not need to know the victim’s password on the phone or Personal Identification Number for me to have access to victims’ accounts and transfer money to my account or buy recharge cards. Most victims password their phones not Sim cards. So, once I removed the Sim and put it in my own phone, I would have easy access to the Sim. I do not also need to know the PIN of my victim; all I need is the last digits of the victim’s Bank Verification Number (BVN), which I can easily obtain by dialling *556*0# and it would be revealed on the phone,” said one of the suspects involved in Aremu’s case, Oluwatobi, a graduate of Electrical/Electronics Engineering.

Also, syndicates who specialise in robbing people of their mobile phones and emptying their bank accounts also use computer applications to generate the BVN and bank details of their customerrs working in concert with fraudulent bankers.

This was evident in the case of a six- member gang paraded by the Lagos State Police Commissioner, Imohinmi Edgal, on February 20, 2018 during which the suspects who specialised in stealing phones/Sim cards and using them to hack the owners’ bank accounts disclosed their mode of operation.

The suspects, Nwanze Ifeanyi, 27, Martin Achi, 27, Solomon Dike, 31, Muritala Mohammed alias Swallow, Ali Hassan, 27, and Shamson Mustapha, 25, were paraded at the Lagos State Police Command Headquarters in Ikeja,.

They said they were responsible for stealing phones and Sim cards, which they handed over to their gang leader, Swallow. Mohammed said he normally sent short codes to the service providers through the stolen Sim cards to generate the Bank Verification Number (BVN) and the account numbers of the owners.

He said: “Once it is the number registered with the bank, the details will appear on the phone and we would use it to hack into the person’s account. We generate PIN (Personal Identification Number) and do instant transfers from been doing this for over eight months now and I have made money from it.

“I have made over N300,000. It’s not true that we have made over a million. It’s not up to that. I used to give the guys who steal the phones, Sim cards small change. I used to tell them the thing did not click. I paid the motorcyclist (Dike) N3,000 each time he took them out to steal phones.

“But I usually gave 30 percent of the amount transferred to those who provided their account numbers for that purpose. Everyone knew what was going on except Mustapha. He was not part of the deal. He’s just a friend of Hassan.”

Shelumiel:
Your post has no relationship to the discussion jare. Does the American government give land to cattle rearers? Do they encroach on other people's land ? Mtchww

Shelumiel:
Cattle rearing is a private business ; so why is government assisting these murderers in setting up a private business with school and hospitals ....what a useless nation this country called Nigeria is !

Wiseandtrue:

So FG should do what Open a business for them

Since when is the Federal government opening business for an individual

There were shocking revelations yesterday on how the N500 billion aviation and power bailout funds were squandered.

A beneficiary transferred $18 million to a bank in Ghana, another got $6 million to buy an equipment that cost $4,000 and N150 million was paid into an individual’s account.

It was all at the Senate’s investigation into the utilisation of Federal Government bailout, the fund for the troubled sectors.

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) said only N120 billion was released to ailing airlines designated through the banks.

Chairman, Senate Committee on Aviation, Senator Hope Uzodinma, who chaired the investigative hearing, said the mandate of the Joint committee on Aviation and Anti-Corruption is to probe disbursement and utilisation of $40million AFRIX loan and N86.6billion alleged to have been released by the Federal Government in 2011 for the rehabilitation and development of infrastructure in the aviation industry.

farem:
This is after the election and I find this interesting.
The caption is from someone. Read:

"We defeated you, you're still making noise. You just want Atiku to finish his money, yet na only mouth you dey contribute, if they asked you to bring money for lawyers now, you will say Buhari has frozen your account"
AA

https://mobile.twitter.com/Ezeakachidozie/status/1110820332766707712

JasonScoolari:
And our Kolonial Masters (Britain) turned blind eyes to the clear pattern of desperation, constitutional violation of the electoral act, deliberate assistance by INEC to the lifeless president and military invasion because of what they're benefitting from this shithole.

E nor go better for them and their sex starved Prime minister.

God bless the United States of America.

dre11:

US Observer Group Says Election Shortcomings Orchestrated to Benefit Incumbent, APC


In a statement signed by Mr. Emmanuel Ogebe and obtained by THISDAY at the weekend, the Group said it observed conscious efforts to compromise the elections and raised early warnings as well as concerns, which have now been validated and proven by the resulting self-sabotaged elections.


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MakeItBiz:
Thanks to the moderator that moved my write up to the front page. I'm truly grateful


https://www.makeitglobal.biz/

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NextGovernor:
Another 4 years of nonsense, senseless and stupid news. EFCC is just a joke and thats why they hardly win criminals cases during this Buhari tenure.


ery lazy set of people who can't take time to investigate. How can you arrest someone before investigation?

EFCC set up a special team to monitor the activities of bureau de change operators in the country

It was learnt that the team recovered the said $1.6m, but $141,000 had already been exchanged, while the balance of $1.459,000 could not be exchanged due to naira scarcity in the market.

Further investigations regarding the ownership as well as the source of the money revealed that Hasbunallahu BDC, who is also the owner of Clean and Integrity Services, received three transfers amounting to $5m on February 1, 4 and 14, 2019 from Guernsey Trust Company Nigeria Limited, an investment company being managed by Giwa-Osagie in trust

Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) presidential candidate Atiku Abubakar, believed to be a multi-billionaire has declared a paltry yearly personal income of N20 million.

Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) presidential candidate Atiku Abubakar, believed to be a multi-billionaire has declared a paltry yearly personal income of N20 million.

kahal29:
When I hear that PDP and Atiku are going to Court to reclaim what they called their "stole mandate" I laugh because I know they would get nothing at the end of the day. I say this because of the following reasons.

5thElement:
Mr. Seun sir, do we really need this on Nairaland frontpage?

Anyway, when they are writing about the remote causes of the second Nigerian civil war or the pogrom that saw to the near extinction of a particular chest-beating tribe in Nigeria, many years from now, I'm sure the name Nairaland will be mentioned.

Heating up the polity before the governorship election, and for what? More traffic on the forum?

may320:
You guys should just stop this your online ranting.
Im sure most, if not all of you cowards making noise here don't even live in Lagos. You have to stop endangering people's life please.
Now your online noise will make the situation looks real and be fueling hatred whereas what is utmost in the mind of Igbos living in Lagos is peaceful co-existence.
Some NL mods are tribalistic, if not this kind of topic ought to be closed immediately.
Seun or whosoever mod in charge should do the needful pls.

awa:


Nairaland is gradually derailing from what Seun thought of in 2005. Seun should improve on the content of this forum before it becomes a platform and source of encouraging division among Nigerians.
The MOD can ban me for saying this I know and waiting...

udemzyudex:


Me don already tell seun, that him mod especially Mynd44 wey dey always turn blind eyes to such post go put this forum for trouble one day.

zurich1010:
Yorubas are very funny people and they know it. They twist facts to suit them. Adeyinka Grandson threatened to kill Igbos in Lagos, this tribal lunatic said nothing. An Igbo man reads this, comes out to say SE and Lagos won't be safe for yorubas if they kill any Igbo man...meaning revenge not offense, this lunatic attacks him, doesn't condemn the instigator.

akoaki:


Corruption plus audacity.

hunri:
which US and Ecowas? fool... go and read...

Madam Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf, the ECOWAS Head of Election Observation Mission to Nigeria, has called on all candidates in the Presidential and National Assembly elections to accept the results “in good faith”.

Johnson-Sirleaf also said the elections were largely peaceful and transparent as voters were able to cast their votes freely, NAN reports.

“ECOWAS, AU and the UN call on all candidates, political parties and indeed all Nigerians to continue to exercise patience, calm and restraint, in order to allow for the full results of the election to be released by INEC.

globemoney:
Dele is trying to creep his way back to APC.. Dele is the real food is ready politician.. I never see this kind sycophant for my life

Zenzi:
The former presidential aide, Reno Omokri, has attacked Dele Momodu for calling on People's Democratic Party (PDP) presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar to accept defeat and congratulate President Buhari over the phone.


Omokri made the tweet following Dele Momodu's tweet. Read Initial news here

See tweet below.

https://www.zenzireporters.com/2019/02/reno-omokri-attacks-dele-momodu-over.html

TheFreeOne:
Buhari is scared of the loss staring him in the face hence his clampdown on opposition

SarkinYarki:
nonsense you can't stop the opposition from funding their campaign !!!! how does changing money at at licensed BDC translate to money laundering

The laws governing money laundering in Nigeria are the Money Laundering (Prohibition) Act, the Money Laundering (Prohibition) (Amendment) Act (together, the Money Laundering Act), the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission Act and the Central Bank of Nigeria (Anti-Money Laundering and Combating the Financing of Terrorism in Banks and Other Financial Institutions in Nigeria) Regulations. The main elements of these laws prohibit:

the conversion or transfer of resources or property derived directly from illegal and unlawful activity;
making or accepting cash payments of sums exceeding the statutory provisions;
collaboration in concealing or disguising the genuine nature, origin, movement or ownership of the resources, property or rights derived from the above-mentioned acts;
retaining the proceeds of criminal activity; and
conspiring to commit or the aiding and abetting of any offence under the Money Laundering Act.