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Olagoods1:
Yahoo self need patient...... do you have money to sustain yourself for first 2 months without cashing out, can you keep doing 1500 subscription every week You can start bombing Facebook and ig. You fit see client wey go send you money.
I can mentor you coz I also try all legal but I didn't see nothing they still ripp me . NFT, airdrop, Affiliate marketing. Freelancing no client... But Yahoo (hustling hope dey. Atleast I have seen $125 transaction within a month but it fails but I still keep trying... I believe things will change this months.. big bag soon.
You can message me... Zero eight one _sisty eight _eighty eight _fourty eight _fifty seven.

PerfectStranger:
Then how do I do with video call nkor? Na real marriage i Dey find from dem na

PerfectStranger:
They don’t reply my text on Facebook

PerfectStranger:
Abeg which site person fit see white women wey Dey find marriage? Make una update person na

Golan007:
Which kain he be this?

A suspected Nigerian fraudster has been arrested in India for allegedly duping people on the pretext of providing jobs in international airlines.

The accused identified as Okorie Stephen, 32, was arrested by Delhi Police on Thursday, July 7, 2022.

Police said Stephen had been living in India illegally since May 2014 after the expiry of his visa and passport.

Six mobile phones, a laptop, a wifi router and an expired passport have been recovered from his possession.

On June 4, police received a complaint from Ashish Kumar where he alleged that he had received an email in April this year regarding a job opportunity. The complainant, who was unemployed, had sent his resume to the concerned email id.

The complainant stated that he had received an offer letter for the post of an aircraft technician in Malaysia Airlines and was promised a salary of Rs 1.5 lakh per month.

He had alleged in his complaint that he had transferred Rs. 1,09,383/- to an IDFC First bank account in the name of Loli Florence, allegedly for registration and processing charges.

During the course of the investigation, details regarding bank accounts and e-mails were obtained and, as per the details, broadband was used for the creation of fake email-ids, police said.

After technical surveillance, a suspected address was identified. Subsequently, the police arrested Stephen.

Accordingly, the wife of the accused and their two children were handed over to Police Station Dwarka North and a case of Foreigners Act was registered against them.

During interrogation, accused Okorie Stephen disclosed that they had cheated many people on the pretext of providing various jobs in different airlines.

He also revealed details about his co-accused Steve, who handed over the money to him after withdrawing cash from the ATM, and Loli Florence the bank account holder.

The search for co-accused Steve and Loli Florence is going on.

FuckkME:
yam legg ladies that ur people are dying for... shame on ur Oblong head

FuckkME:
Omo some people just hate good things in life

The Anti Narcotics Cell of the Mumbai Police Crime Branch has arrested a 31-year-old Nigerian national who is alleged to be a major supplier of high quality cocaine to affluent consumers in Mumbai.

The ANC apprehended the accused identified as Chukwuma Nwaeke on Tuesday, July 5 and recovered cocaine worth Rs 24 lakh (N12,606) from him.

Deputy Commissioner of Police Datta Nalawade, ANC, said Nwaeke was intercepted after being spotted by a team from the ANC’s Bandra unit during a routine patrol on the Air India Road in Santacruz, east.

"Nwaeke was searched and our team recovered 80 grams of cocaine worth Rs 24 lakh from his bag, after which he was placed under arrest and charged under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act,” said Nalawade.

''Further inquiries indicate that Nwaeke is among the prominent suppliers of cocaine of superior quality, selling it to those who can afford it. The police have also found that he was arrested in a similar case by the Saki Naka police in 2014.

"There is a larger supply chain, which he is a part of. It is suspected that there are many more such peddlers, also Nigerian nationals, involved in this racket. We are working on tracing and apprehending them,” Nalawade added.

vickydevoka:
Exactly. Na as I come UK I now believe say Nigerians the waste land space