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Softmirror:
Ordinary American Flag them born you well to burn am to spite Americans outside Pentagon without consequences?!

In all of Ahmed Dedat's or Zakir Naik's debates all over Europe and America no of them ever burnt the Bible to spite Christians.

madridguy:
Sure about what? Oyo state alone is greater than your region.

madridguy:
When we tell you that wetin SW take pass una be like Papa to Pinkin una no go gree.

Oyo state with many brown roofs generated - 272 billion naira

All the 5 states in the east with skyscrapers, beautiful mansions, 10 stars hotels, put together generated 101 billion naira.

madridguy:
When we tell you that wetin SW take pass una be like Papa to Pinkin una no go gree.

danvon:
It is nothing but resentment and envy...

Fulanis are the master race of west africa, they are the aryans.

They resent Fulanis because the Fulanis were fully clothed while they were naked in the forests.

The Fulanis developed a proper system that brought peace and stability to a war torn region while they were busy fighting for one small barren land and performing human sacrifices as entertainment...

More importantly they hate Fulanis because no matter how much they accepted Christianity, no matter how better their English was, no matter how much they threw themselves at the British...

The British still loved and respected the Fulanis more than them.

Calitoscassius:
Ironic, isn't it?

Clearly she doesn't need all that £700,000. But the divorce law gave the money to her anyway.


Man! That is a huge amount of cash.

A scammer who conned a French woman out of almost £700,000 by posing as Brad Pitt has been tracked down in Nigeria, according to local media reports.

Marwan Ouarab, founder of the site Find My Scammer, has been helping victim Anne to find the person responsible for scamming her out of £697,000 using deep fake images.

It comes after the 53-year-old divorcee shared with French media this week that she had parted with a fortune to help with what she believed was cancer treatment for the film star.

According to 20 Minutes, Mr Ouarab contacted the fake Brad Pitt using information given to him by Anne.

He then sent him a 'booby-trapped link' disguised in a message, which when clicked on, gave him access to the con artist's phone.

This was a success, Mr Ouarab told the news outlet, and his team managed to uncover the identity of the scammer, as well as the address for where he carries out his scams in Nigeria.

Not only that, but Mr Ouarab said the scammer is now pretending to be another A-list celebrity with the aim of scamming other victims out of a fortune.

'Today, he is still active, except that he is now pretending to be Keanu Reeves,' he told 20Minutes.

Mr Ouarab added: 'It's a small group of three or four fairly young people who are causing damage. On the fake Brad Pitt's device alone, we counted 34 victims.'

He told the news outlet he had contacted the Nigerian authorities and has promised to hand over all the information he had on the scammer.

Victim Anne told French channel TF1 that she had received a message on social media from someone claiming to be the actor's mother before hearing from an account she believed to be Brad Pitt himself.

Anne thought she had grown close to the actor after months of talking, before things took a romantic turn. But after disclosing that she had separated from her millionaire partner, she said she was asked for money to help with health complications as his money was tied up in divorce proceedings.

The scammers used fake social media and WhatsApp accounts, as well as AI image-creating technology to send Anne what appeared to be selfies and messages from Pitt, stringing her along until things came to a head last summer.

The victim ultimately realised the mistake when she saw that the actor was not, in fact, in hospital, and had been pictured with a new girlfriend. She was later hospitalised with severe depression, but decided to speak out and raise awareness.

Responding to Anne's story, The Fight Club actor's agent told Entertainment Weekly that it was 'awful' that 'scammers take advantage of the strong bond between fans and celebrities', before warning others 'not to respond to unsolicited' messages, 'especially from actors who have no social media presence'.

Since speaking out about her experience, Anne says she has been on the receiving end of a wave of online harassment and mockery, leading to the interview being withdrawn.

'The story broadcast this Sunday has resulted in a wave of harassment against the witness,' TF1 presenter Harry Roselmack wrote on his X account on Tuesday. 'For the protection of victims, we have decided to withdraw it from our platforms.'

Anne was said by the channel at the time of its broadcast to have been suffering from severe depression and received hospital treatment.

The interview, in which she was filmed openly and even shared family photos with reporters, went viral on Monday.

It sparked a deluge of mocking comments and jokes, but some online critics accused TF1 of failing to protect a vulnerable individual who might not have been unaware of the consequences of going public.

Toulouse Football Club tweeted that 'Brad told us that he would be at the stadium on Wednesday' for the team's next match, before withdrawing the message and apologising.

Netflix France also posted on social media promoting 'four films to see with Brad Pitt (really) for free'.

Anne, a 53-year-old interior decorator with mental health problems, spent a year and half believing she was communicating with Pitt and only realised she had been scammed when news emerged of Pitt's real-life relationship with girlfriend Ines de Ramon.

She told the 'Seven to Eight' programme on the TF1 channel that the ordeal started when she received a message on social media from someone claiming to be the actor's mother after sharing photos of her lavish ski trip to Tignes on Instagram.

'She told me that her son needed someone like me,' Anne said.

Just a day later, she received a second message from an account posing as Brad Pitt, saying his mother had spoken a lot about her already.

The victim, who said she was going through a difficult period with her millionaire husband, said she struck up an unlikely friendship with the account from February 2023, receiving poems and kind affirmations.

'There are so few men who write you this kind of thing. I liked the man I was talking to. He knew how to talk to women, it was always very well done,' she said, as reported by BFMTV.

She revealed she did have her suspicions and thought the account was fake at first, but after messaging every day and receiving AI generated photos and videos of the star, she became more at ease.

Soon the blossoming friendship took a turn as the fake Brad Pitt proposed to her and overwhelmed her with the promise of fancy gifts.

The only catch was that she would need to pay customs fees to receive them. This soon added up to 9,000 euros (£7,566).

'Like a fool, I paid... Every time I doubted him, he managed to dissipate my doubts,' she said.

With the victim already having shown willing to part with money, the scammer went on to make more and more absurd requests.

When the victim told her 'friend' that she was expecting a hefty divorce settlement from her husband, the scammer upped the stakes.

The Brad Pitt account appealed for help in funding urgent kidney cancer treatment, lamenting that they could not access funds due to their ongoing divorce from Angelina Jolie.

The scammer reportedly began sending AI-generated photos of Brad Pitt apparently from the confines of a hospital bed.

The two communicated by text and with photos, but the victim said he was never free for a call - a trope of online scam artists.

In sum, she parted with nearly one million euros over the course of the relationship until her suspicions were roused by seeing the actor with his new girlfriend, Ines de Ramon, in the press.

Anne went to the authorities with the story, who launched an investigation.

It was unclear whether she had been able to recoup any of her money nearly two years since the relationship started.

BFMTV reports that the victim is currently hospitalised in a clinic, with severe depression.

Followers of the story shared some sympathy for the victim.

Sarah Bee wrote on X: 'Romance scams are the cruellest.'

Another user questioned whether the victim could have Googled whether the star was in hospital to verify the claims.

The victim parted with nearly one million euros before her suspicions were roused.

She started having doubts when the star was pictured not in hospital - and with his new partner.


She started having doubts when the star was pictured not in hospital - and with his new partner

One user weighed in: 'Why you need to know what your old folks are up to before they give away your inheritance to Brad Pitt'

User Jay Kennedy replied: 'My step mom will not stop sending money to the Cello player.

'My father and I keep telling her. She just keeps going to get gift cards.

'It's sad how lonely and lost older people get. To where they are so delusional and do this.'

CoronaVirusPro:
If the fvckin likes of Elon, Jeff, and Bill cannot satisfy their fvckin women, what makes morafvckers think they can fvckin satisfy a woman!

Jokay07:
You clearly don't understand the charges, City would have still won those titles even without breaking the rules.
The charges do not even have direct connection with they won titles.
Have they ever filled more than 11 players on the pitch?
Have they ever been caught im match fixing generally?

Jeboy:
The typical 9ja does not like to play by the rules...they jump queues, overtake randomly etc so I am not surprised you wont like the comment. It is very expected.

Aonkuuse:
Another off point bitter soul..... Read your reply again and see how it sounds

Aonkuuse:
This is a statement of a sore loser.... This statement shows someone who holds bitterness and not sportsmanship

Former Liverpool manager Jürgen Klopp has said he would throw a party on the island of Mallorca should the Premier League strip Manchester City of their titles due to breaches of financial regulations.

Klopp's Liverpool finished second to Pep Guardiola and his all-conquering City team twice, first in 2018-19 and again in 2021-22.

The Premier League referred City to an independent commission in February 2023 over 115 alleged contraventions of financial rules dating from 2009 to 2018. The club have always denied any wrongdoing.


At his first public appearance as Red Bull's head of global soccer, Klopp was asked about how he would react should the commission find City guilty and remove the league titles from their honours list.

"We had this discussion when I left," Klopp said. "I haven't spent a lot of time in Mallorca because I am always flying around the place. But if it would happen, I told all the people who wanted to [come]: 'Just book a flight to Mallorca. I will buy the beer!' We'd have our own parade in my garden."

Igbo:
another guys dey fvck fvck his wife

Igbo:
Kanu Will be killed and nothing anybody can do

TechCapon:
When did Niger and Benin Republic terrorists become foreigners

helinues:
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Bro, the Muslim Muslim ticket was against all odds. The attacks which I received defending it no be here but today I am just glad that the support actually worth it

OpenAI chief executive Sam Altman accused of sexual abuse by sister in lawsuit

Tech entrepreneur and family say Ann Altman’s claims that abuse started in childhood are ‘utterly untrue’

The sister of the OpenAI chief executive, Sam Altman, has filed a lawsuit alleging that he regularly sexually abused her for several years, starting when they were children.

The lawsuit filed on 6 January in a US district court in the Eastern District of Missouri alleges that the abuse began when Ann Altman was three and Sam Altman was 12. The filing alleges that the last instance of abuse took place when he was an adult but his sister, known as Annie, was still a child.

The chief executive of the ChatGPT developer posted a joint statement on X, which he had signed along with his mother, Connie, and his younger brothers, Max and Jack, denying the allegations and calling them “utterly untrue”.

“Our family loves Annie and is very concerned about her wellbeing,” the statement said. “Caring for a family member who faces mental health challenges is incredibly difficult.”

It added: “Annie has made deeply hurtful and entirely untrue claims about our family, and especially Sam. This situation causes immense pain to our entire family.”

Ann Altman has previously made similar allegations against her brother on social media platforms.

In the court filing, her lawyers said she had experienced mental health issues as a result of the alleged abuse. The lawsuit is requesting a jury trial and damages in excess of $75,000 (£60,000) as well as legal fees.