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triple996:Will you shut the hell up. You hypocritical dumb Bleep. Mention me only when you activate your common sense . |
AntiWailer:Is Al Capone not a phenomenon? Is Escobar not a phenenon? Talking about fraudsters, what about Yellow Kid or 'Count' Victor Lustig? Lol. Even a terrorist like Osama Bin Laden. These are infamous characters who would always be remembered and immortalized in history. Most people would live , hustle, suffer and die for nothing. And would quickly be forgotten like they never existed. Erased completely from history. Achievement is amoral. It is what it is. |
not4sure:Such infamy is better than the inconsequence and nothingness that would be the fate of most people, if you ask me. He is becoming a legendary phenomenon. |
DEROX:You're such a nincompoop. You should be ashamed of your miserable self. |
This one na im all these Igbo bros dey call 'trousis'. |
triple996:You have no business "investigating" people who are self employed, since you don't know their business and have no right to know their business. Let the investigation start with the uncountable 'employee' thieves in Nigeria. You are a salary earner (and we know your salary range) but your lifestyle, properties etc costs a million times more than what you legitimately earn. How? They are everywhere, from government workers to private sector workers. These are the ones who deserve to be investigated first. Unfortunately, I don't know who would do the investigation... EFCC or Police? Those whose are the worst because they are ALL corrupt thieves who live beyond their legitimate earnings, so what's the point really? Nigeria is damaged beyond repair but you hypocrital 'legit thieves' should shut up if you can't come to equity with clean hands. Nonsense. |
Igbalode Abass came all the way from the slums of Oworonsoki in Lagos to achieve global infamy. No mean feat if you ask me. |
Mere conspiracy to commit money laundering. He wasn't the main initiator or finisher of any of these schemes. I think his instagram and snap denge posing in a foreign land like Dubai gave him away as a "big catch". And he was extremely stupid to use his emails attached and associated with Instagram and Snap in sending 'exhibits' to his conspirators.. Boboyi ko tie le. |
emperorzz:Since we will most likely end up with a thief anyway, then I'll take an Igbo thief than an abokki thief. |
einsteine:It doesnt require presence of mind to fuccck a sluuut like Toke. All that is required is an erect diccck at most. Thanks to the relatively affordable viagra and similar performance enablers, Pa Fadeyi wouldn't have had a problem with that. |
Nigeria is irreparably damaged. A country where injustice struts around with self-righteous arrogance and abject impunity, while everyone sings and dances to discordant tunes depending on where their sympathies and biases lie. A country where morals, rules, laws, and everything in between are manipulable and arbitrarily interpreted according to the interests and prejudices at stake. A country of very useless, disgusting hypocrites. Just reading that 'restoration of studentship' letter with the pathetic reasons adduced for the institution's action makes my blood boil. God forbids. |
leaculpa:These bitches don't have the capacity to financially wreck a made man, as long as you keep them at the level of 'fun accessories'. How much dem wan chop? Lol. Even if she chopped N1b (roughly $3m at the time of their affair), which is unlikely, that is chicken change to the man in question at his peak. Some of his prime properties are worth way more than that each. Most of these kinds of men have lost several billions to unsuccessful business gambles that we don't know about. So woman matter na only broke ass lover boys e dey wreck. These bitches can only wreck made men when they are elevated to the position of controlling mistress or 'commanding wife' who can influence your major financial and business decisions. |
Arkmanbuddy:I don't suffer fools gladly, you oaf. My comment was for the wise only. |
Nigeria would never be good, especially because we the masses don't know our real enemies... Our real priorities. After unjustly cornering and sharing all available opportunities to few connected or 'lucky' idiots, you expect the millions of shortchanged, disadvantaged and hopeless ones out there to meekly accept defeat and embrace a life of 'hand to mouth' struggle, abegism, and sheer nothingness... Iro nla. But the foolish masses would continue to suffer because they don't know the real source of their problems. Make una stay there dey fight the wrong battles. By the time you realise where the rain started to beat you , your life would be useless already. |
SmartProf:How you take know say na Angel Michael go blow trumpet? |
careytommy37:What do they need 200,000 credit card info for, if they're only "spying"? The fact that they are PLA members doesn't mean that this action was a state project. If it was a state project then America should turn its heat on the entity called Peoples Republic of China, not mere government employees obeying orders. These guys enjoy state protection, yes, but they are criminals too, looking to profit with their specialised skills. State authorisation and state protection are two different things. The SSN and other personal identifying info (including drivers licence) mined will likely be used for identity theft, for numerous schemes to enrich themselves and their collaborators. The recent breach of American COVID-19 stimulus package ($100s of millions) meant for American citizens is just one example of what this info can be used for. |
Nbote:I tell you. Imagine backing the name date of birth, social security number and other identifying info of HALF of American citizens. The value of this info in terms of the money that can be made from it is probably hundreds of billions of dollars. Hushpuppi and Co are apparently kindergartens. |
Beginning at least by on or about May 13, 2017, and continuing through on or about July 30, 2017, members of the 54th Research Institute of the Chinese PLA conspired with each other to hack into the protected computers of Equifax, to maintain unauthorized access to those computers, and to steal sensitive personally identifiable information, proprietary database schemas, and data compilations. The PLA hackers obtained names, birth dates, and social security numbers for approximately 145 million American citizens, in addition to driver’s license numbers for at least 10 million Americans stored in Equifax’s databases. The hackers also collected credit card numbers and other personally identifiable information belonging to approximately 200,000 American consumers. In a single breach, the PLA obtained sensitive identifying information for nearly half of all American citizens, and personally identifiable information belonging to nearly a million citizens of the United Kingdom and Canada.
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maisams01:Even if Muslim Muslim ticket will happen, it will take an extraordinary personality loved and accepted by Nigerians across board, someone similar to MKO whose charisma was exceptional. Not the greedy, frog eyed, power drunk, domineering thief like Tinubu. |
Even the Timaya himself is in the same business. |
Loose screws in the brain and an Internet enabled phone in the hand. Bad combination. |
alexsoftwork:Don't mind these fools. So annoying how everyone is forming saint and gloating over this Hushpuppi's matter. Nigerians never disappoint with their terribly dubious and hypocritical attitude. That said, I'll always stand with Freeze and even take Hushpuppi any day over any of these bloody useless pastors. At least Hush is true to who he is. These pastors are all charlatans and scammers who feast on people's gullibility and desperation. They're the worst kind of fraudsters. |
Haloye:That is why the proverbial 'village people' are so dreaded. Help them, give them money, and in their evil minds they would think "what is this one feeling like, imagine this small boy of yesterday forming helper for me, I will deal with him". Lol. My family and I have had our fair share of this unfortunate scenario. That's why one must apply what the legendary Robert Greene describes as "Selective Generosity" when dealing with human beings. |
tommy589:Exactly. This is exactly as it's going to happen. The punishment of fraud [in the UAE] is imprisonment or fine. The person convicted of fraud could face anywhere from 1 month to up to 3 years prison sentence. If the fraud is a more serious one, for example if committed against a government entity, the prison sentence could be up to 6 years.The mo'fucker and his conglomerate could be out in about 6 years. I don't see him being extradited to the US, since there's no extradition treat between both countries. He will be deported to Nigeria after serving time and then barred from the UAE. His only consolation would be if he managed to put away some of the loot in untouchable and unconfiscatable places, btc for example. |
The amount of money involved here is beyond astonishing. $400m+ for only Hushpuppi's network? Not including the amounts cornered by other naija fraud networks that play at Hush's level? I'd like to think that this is grossly exaggerated, otherwise then I'll be deeply distressed for all kinds of reasons. With this it would seem that modern day naija fraud networks gross higher hauls than their drug cartel counterparts. Previously unthinkable. My mind boggles. |
Over $40m in cash found on these niggers? Almost $300m in total career haul? ? ? ? ? La illaha illallah! I'm dumbfounded to say the least, and offer my belated but profuse apologies for underestimating these morrafuckers!!! |
Wa sere. Let's go there. |
SarkinYarki:Sanwo-Olu lacks the capacity and even the will to shock him. He will be speedily impeached if he merely looks at Tinubu in the 'wrong' way. That's what the stooge Obasa and the other hirelings in the LHA are there for. I suspect the person with the capacity to end Tinubu's greedlock in Lagos will be Hamsat. |
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