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i dey skool 4 canada, i shall get back 2 u by 2morrow ![]() |
even if u travel out, u will still be fed up esp. when u gat nuthing in ur host country den u appreciate 9ja well, i still dey pray 4 dat nation though |
got gonna waste ma 5 dolalrs am gonna use and get lunch at skool or even use it and cal reasobale ppl i know 4 9ja den it will come and use it 2 call one useless person, not worth ma time at all ![]() |
waooo @OLU ABUJA, sec. at 1985, men datz longest time ago, was just one or so den, ahahahha |
that thing is FRAUD oo, i got it like 3 times and kept deleting it, run 4 ur life and if possible block da addy |
well location as ppl said earlier is a factor but even den, as she said, finding 9erian men dat atleast mantured and get sense and humor is very hard, most of dem just wanna play around ans stuff like dat, keep looking 4 u wanan marry a 9erian if not stick with ur white b/f, gluck |
free, just finished watching it and itz hmmmmmmmmmmmmm krazyyyyy |
4get da gurl, she ain't serious, gone 4 ages and all of a sudeen appeared on da eve of vall's day apologizing. apologizing 4 wat den? she wan get her val's present 4rom u and disapear again, she doesn't know wat she wants.fear her, shez really dangerous |
Trans-Atlantic love costs American lady $50,000 … Duped by Nigerian fraudster By JULIANA FRANCIS Tuesday, February 14, 2006 Yekini Photo: THE SUN PUBLISHING * Mores Stories on This Section A 42-year-old American lady, who came to Nigeria from Texas, United States, with her wedding accessories to tie the nuptial knot with a supposed male American Muslim she met on the internet has gone back home heartbroken. This followed the discovery that the man she had travelled to Africa to be joined to in wedlock was not the one in the photograph sent to her, but a 24-year-old Nigerian posing as an expatriate engineer, working in an oil company. The victim, Thumbelina Henshaw, a Muslim, did not only lose her heart to the fraudster but also lost more than 50,000 dollars, as well as several gift items she had been sending to the con man through courier services. When Henshaw met the fraudster identified as Abdulakeem Yekini, rather than yell at him for fooling her, she was said to have calmly handed him a copy of the Holy Quran and told him to seek Allah’s forgiveness. Already, Yekini has become a guest of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC). One of the precious things Henshaw salvaged from the relationship was a 20,000 dollars worth of jewelry she brought to Nigeria. She had initially planned to present it to her heart-throb and his Muslim brothers to sell and then add the proceeds to the funds for the wedding preparation. Daily Sun gathered that Yekini allegedly found Henshaw, a nurse, on a website for singles and began to chat her up. Within a few days of chatting, Yekini knew the lady was a dedicated Muslim and decided to use her religion to ensnare her. He told her he was a staunch Muslim named William Phillips, an American, working in an oil company in Nigeria. Yekini further told Henshaw that he has two children, named Hakim and Jane. Pretending to be Phillips, he also said his wife died in an automobile accident. The fraudster finally hoodwinked her when he told Henshaw he loved her and was looking for a dedicated Muslim wife, who would be a mother to his children. When Henshaw asked him to send his picture, Yekini downloaded a white man’s picture from the internet and forwarded it to her. The chatting, which started in June 2005, snowballed into talks about marriage. In the course of the discussions, Yekini told the lovesick woman that the mosque he attends in Nigeria needed renovation and that good Muslims were contributing funds towards the repairs. He also introduced her to the Imam at the non-existent mosque. But operatives of the EFCC believe that Yekini was also the person posing as Imam and chatting with Henshaw on the internet. When Yekini told Henshaw that the mosque was where they would get married when she comes to Nigeria, she immediately sent him 1,500 dollars. After sending the first dollars, Henshaw continued sending more money whenever Yekini told her about any Muslim project. Aside from the money, she never relented in sending valuable items. To further fool her into believing his lies, Yekini said he would be coming home to America. Trying to assist him in reducing cost, Henshaw sent a return ticket to Nigeria for him at N1,700 dollars, but he never showed up. When Henshaw said she would like to come to Nigeria for the wedding as agreed, Yekini asked for postponement of the ceremony, claiming he needed urgently to go to Liberia for a job. After two postponements of the wedding, Henshaw felt it was better to just come to Nigeria herself for the wedding. She went shopping. She called the Imam and told him she was coming to Nigeria. She met another Muslim on the flight to Nigeria and became friendly with him. She told him her story and he hinted her that she could be dealing with fraudsters. They had contacted EFCC, which agreed to set a trap for the fraudster. Having arrived Nigeria, December 2, 2005, she called Yekini and asked him to come to a hotel in Ikeja. A trap was set for Yekini, who came, thinking he could still deceive the woman. When it dawned on him that he had walked into a trap, he tried to jump a fence, but EFCC operatives caught him. Recovered from him was a cellular phone that Henshaw identified as one of the items she sent to the supposed American, called William Phillips. The EFCC spokesman, Mr Osita Nwajah, told Daily Sun that the suspect would soon be charged to court. He said: “We are sure to get a clean conviction http://www.sunnewsonline.com/webpages/news/national/2006/feb/14/national%20-14-02-2006-001.htm |
i believe dat ![]() |
@1ofall , wat is da name of ur skol, i know itz a fed. skool but which one |
very well said @Seun, actually, mine is da oppoiste of that. Nigerian men approach me not 2 talk about relayionship but marriage straight up or their mothers will come on their behave and i keep asking dem" what happened 2 da gurlz I have been seeing u'all with? ain't they da marriage type? most gurlz now r wiser ![]() |
i like muna as well but hmmmm i love chidi mokeme, desmond elliot, robert peters |
2 FACE IS A NIGERIAN MUSICIAN WHO SANG DA POPULAR SONG "MY AFRICAN QUEEN", google him and am sure there will be write ups about him. diz one u dey ask, u have a crush on him or u want him 2 be ur valentine?.hahaha, don't mind me, happy val's day ppl |
awww, i woulsn't mind.just dat u dey like how many miles away 4rom me, i dey 4 canada oooo and am on a one week break so i won't mind if u get me a flight ticket but heyyy since it ain't possible, we can cover up when i land diz xmas ![]() |
@Maxflame, wat do u need me 4.? tell me ooooooo |
Ify as in Ifuanya |
@la_vivi, isn't dat Ify Nwandu at Maryland? |
guyz, itz possible she will get 2 Hollywood. Wat is hollywood sef? abeg make una give me a break, look at PHAT GURL, sum casts r Nigerians includng ma cuzzin CHET ANEKWE who did da 30 dayz with Genny, itz possible, If God sayz so, noone can say otehrwise like aur broda 2face |
@Seun, why da same as a yoruba person? does it mean yorubaz get paid higher dan anyother tribe in Nigeria? but still, u haven't answered ma question. Wat is it dat they r likely 2 pay sum1 4 a month and ui heard ppl dat skooled abraod alwayz get paid higher dan those dat skooled in nigeria and 2ndly, i fu gat connections 2? so am waiting, 10x |
kool, u r welcome bro, fell free, we r al one |
da gurl is materalistic PERIOD, she shouldn't be asking u those thingz, u r suppose 2 buy dem if u want 2 and have da money and also a suprise, be careful |
ah@perfect woman, noone is perfect but works 2wardz perfection dude |
why r u still not married at 45? just curious or r u married and divorced ![]() |
@lildiza, welcome ooooooo, I am an ex-student of Fggc osha.do i know u? gurl hit moi up real quick, aww am soo happy oooo, am 2002 set but didn't finish dere get 2 me |
my KC darling, ain't saying u r childish, ppl can be 28 and still be childish, am just saying cuz if u 17, there r more chances u will love omarion kinda ppl as well, sorry sweetie okkkk, neva meant 2 hot u so am gonna clean ma closet ![]() |
if i may ask my good people here, how much will sum who skooled abroad with a pols. science degree be paid in Nigeria? ![]() |
@phoneman, 6 million Niara, gurl, r u based in Nigeria or outside and wat do u do as ur job? ![]() |
@jclord, ain't u Nigerian? ![]() |
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