₦airaland Forum

Lovelyn451:
woman disvirgin you, she don collect your destiny na, thats why u no fit geh sense again., olaniyi...if i reply you again make I bend

Tribe of flexible legs...ahhhhaaha

Jagabanarmy:
We are in renewed hope era so bigots should leave us in peace. Why bringing ethnic coloration in every discuss..why?

Lovelyn451:
it's men that marry women not the other way, so tell your prick to face your flexible broom legs....hehehe

Foolish tribe of prostitutes

Lovelyn451:
you think marriage is about prick

If only your broom leg women are able to close their legs and not open it to every available prick your men won't be going for the yam legs

Lovelyn451:
I don't know why yorubas do this, once their men marries an igbo woman they'll want to frustrate the marriage, he must later go and marry a yoruba woman , if he refuses, theyll kill him, theyve killed the man for marrying an igbo woman, hes no longer alive,....sorry for madam betty, yoruba tribalism is too much. I always warn igbo ladies saying they're marrying yoruba men, it's dangerous,

The Thane city crime branch officials in Maharashtra, India, have arrested two Nigerian nationals and one autorickshaw driver with 147 grams of cocaine and 0.22 grams of LSD (a potent psychedelic drug) worth over ₹61 lakh, police said on Saturday, April 1.



On March 29, senior police inspector of crime branch unit 5 Vikas Ghodke received a tip-off that a Nigerian national identified as Paul Chukwu, 48, was reaching the front gate of a hotel at Ghodbunder Road in Anand Nagar, Thane to sell cocaine.



Ghodke under the guidance of seniors from Wagle unit 5 reached the spot and arrested Paul who was in possession of 32 grams of cocaine worth approximately ₹12.80 lakh and 0.2 grams of LSD valued at approximately ₹1.20 lakh. The officers seized the drugs and registered a case against Paul at Kasarvadvali police station.



In a second arrest and seizure, on March 31, Nigerian national Gok Ajah, 32, was arrested from Indira Nagar, Wagle Estate in Thane after crime branch received an information that he was going to sell cocaine in the area with his alleged accomplice autorickshaw driver Laxman Anirudh, 27, a resident of Santacruz, Mumbai.



The officials seized 115 grams of cocaine worth ₹47.01 lakh from them. Both were booked under relevant sections of the Indian Penal Code.



"We are checking if more people are involved in the sale of drugs in the city. This is one of the major crackdowns as it will help investigate further and give more leads to the illegal sale of drugs in the city,” said an officer of crime branch, Thane.

A Nigerian national was arrested in Delhi, India, for allegedly duping a woman of Rs 2 lakh on the pretext of custom clearance after they met on a matrimonial site.



The accused, identified as Ignatus Ngosine, was arrested from Delhi on Sunday night, April 2, 2023.



According to the complainant, she started talking to the accused, who posed as a project manager working with a Turkish company, in March, police said in a statement on Monday.



The accused, who introduced himself as Shiva Jhadav from India, asked the woman for her address saying that he wanted to send her some gifts. The complainant then received a call from one Sunita who posed as a customs officer from Mumbai Airport.



The fraudster told the complainant that some parcels have been received from Turkey in her name and asked her to pay Rs 38,500 for custom clearance.



“She also said that if I did not pay the clearance then she will be arrested by the police and I paid the amount twice,” the woman said in her complaint.



On March 20, the victim received another call from the same woman demanding Rs 1,35,000 for custom certificate clearance, she alleged.



"Due to pressure I again paid the amount and later they demanded Rs 2.5 lakh more and then I found myself duped and moved to police," she said in her complaint.



An FIR was registered under sections 419 (cheating by impersonation), 420 (cheating), and 120-B (criminal conspiracy) of Indian Penal Code at cybercrime, south police station on Friday.



"The accused, along with other gang members, is involved in this kind of fraud and he had cheated many women. We are questioning him to solve other incidents," said Subhash Boken, spokesperson of Gurgaon police.

Two Nigerian nationals have been arrested for allegedly duping over 50 persons of several lakhs of rupees in Uttar Pradesh, India, police said on Monday, April 3.

A team of Sitapur police arrested the suspects identified as Emanuel Anidke and Uzona Ajij, on Sunday evening, April 2, from Noida.

The accused allegedly contacted gullible targets through social media posing as US nationals who wanted to set up bases in India and were stuck at the airport for clearance of their consignments caught in customs, said the police.

The police said the accused would later seek money from individuals promising them to repay the amount in dollars and would do the disappearing act once they got the help," said Sitapur additional SP (south) NP Singh.

Police said that the two Nigerians were staying in India after their study visa had expired last year and were indulging in crime to make money.

The duo claimed to have duped 50 residents of India staying in different states of Delhi, Rajasthan, MP, Bihar and Maharashtra.

The Sitapur police had got on the case after local constable Padam Prakash deployed in Khairabad was swindled of Rs 75,000 by the gang.

Police traced the whereabouts of the caller based on surveillance, local tip-off and the bank where the cop had deposited the money. The person was identified to be from Sikkim.

"We rounded him up and he spilled the beans that he was asked by the two Nigerians to use his bank account for which he was also given commission. A team reached and nabbed the two from Sector-18, Noida," said a source privy to the probe.

The Nigerians use bank accounts of those from the North-East because they have names resembling theirs, said the police.

In his complaint to the police, constable Prakash said that he got a friend request on his Instagram account by a businessman named Frank from Houston in US in January 2023.

After Prakash confirmed the request, he disclosed that he was a native of the United States and wanted to settle in India.

"Over a period they became good friends and on March 17, I received a call from Frank that he had arrived at Delhi airport carrying a lot of US dollar bills, for which a clearance fee of Rs 75,000 had to be paid, to the customs," Prakash said in the complaint.

Later, Prakash said that he got a call from an Indian number, and the caller who identified himself as a customs official told him that his friend needs to be given Rs 75,000 for a clearance.

"I was so assured that I paid the amount and thereafter, the account and the phone numbers got blocked," he said. Sensing foul play, I informed the cyber cell and got an FIR lodged," he said.

On March 6, the Noida police had busted a Nigerian gang of six people who were operating from a call centre and were cheating women through dating apps.

Superintendent of police, cyber cell, Triveni Singh, who has been working on the Nigerian gangs for the last decade said that gangs make their profile on social media posing as American citizens.

"They have developed a trick to dupe Indian citizens by forging emotional bonds and winning the trust of gullible victims they meet on dating and matrimonial apps," said the officer.

Ennoloa:
No go they blame Northerners for betraying you as they did for Abiola