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Seun:
Sorry about the antispam bot.

Cajal:
No lolol I

lightwind:
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Why do the moderators keep allowing such comments as this on nairaland forum

They keep deleting my simple innocent comments and banning me as well.

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Mbanda:
Ask beerfraud.

Richtaiwo:
Where will pitobi get votes from? Kenyans don't know law.

We must take this case to international court of justice.

Police in Kenya have arrested three Nigerian nationals alleged to be in the country illegally and engaging in criminal activities, including cyber fraud.

The suspects were apprehended on Wednesday, November 12, 2025 at their hideout in Mwihoko village, Ngurubani town, Mwea East sub-county, following a joint operation by police and immigration officers.

Kirinyaga County Criminal investigations Officer (CCIO) Justus Imana said the operation was launched after a tip-off from members of the public.

Officers recovered 21 mobile phones, 79 SIM cards, a Dell laptop, and 37 credit cards from different banks, seven different currencies, a white powdery substance and paraphernalia suspected to be used in witchcraft.

Imana said investigations revealed the suspects entered Kenya on different dates between 2021 and January 2025 and have since overstayed their visas.

“Their passports show they are in the country illegally. One arrived in 2021, another in 2023, and the third one in January 2025,” he said.

He urged members of the public who may have fallen victims to the suspect's activities to come forward for identification as the three are set to be arraigned in court on Thursday, November 13.

The Directorates of Criminal Investigations (DCI) also confirmed the arrest in a statement on Wednesday.

“A well-coordinated multi-agency raid in Mwaliko Estate within Mwea town has blown the lid off a suspected cyber fraud ring operated by three Nigerian nationals,” the statement read.

"The suspects Peter Chukwujekwu, Alazor Chukulute Sunday, and Nnalue Chiagozie Samwel were flushed out after alert members of the public raised an alarm over suspicious movements and late-night activities inside a rented apartment.

"When detectives raided the premises, they found 21 mobile phones, 79 SIM cards, a Dell laptop, and a heap of credit cards from different banks, all pointing to a well-oiled fraud network.

"Investigations have since revealed that the trio, who claim to be “running an online business,” are in the country illegally, their entry passes long expired, with no valid work permits.

“The three are currently cooling their heels in custody as investigators dig deeper into their network, tracing possible links to cross-border cybercrime syndicates."

adamkkk:
I have important things to look into...

If u are not paid for this thing u are doing, then it a shame... let me help u post it

nedu666:
Igbo obsession disorder is when a grown adult spends 99% of his life gossiping about lgbos

YouAreNobody:
They no born Yoruba man well to challenge his northern masters

adamkkk:
and how is that funny ?

am an Urhobo man. So you ought to understand that there are more than 250 ethnic groups in Nigeria, and it doesn't end with the Igbos and Yorubas

adamkkk:
ur obsession with these Igbo people is a sickening venture

Richtaiwo:
Where will pitobi get votes in 2027? These Indians don't know anything about law.

We must take this case to international court of justice.

Chief judicial magistrate E M K Yashwanthrao Ingersol sentenced a Nigerian national to six jail terms, each three years of rigorous imprisonment, for impersonation and duping a Puducherry woman of Rs 36 lakh after promising a job in the United Kingdom.

All the six three-year rigorous jail terms will run concurrently.

The magistrate directed the Nigerian, identified as Reuben Goodnews Nnaemeka, 28, to pay Rs 10 lakh to the woman within three months and instructed the police to initiate legal action if he fails to do so within the stipulated time frame. The magistrate imposed penalties totalling Rs 32,000 on him. He directed the officials concerned to deport the Nigerian to his country after he completes his jail term as his visa expired and he possesses a fake passport.

According to the assistant public prosecutor S Lokkeshvaran, Reuben impersonated the British deputy high commissioner and approached the Puducherry woman, promising her a job as a system engineer in London with a salary of 6,700 pounds per month. He directed her to transfer money for arranging a visa, obtaining police permission, notary declaration, medical and fitness certificates, among others, to process her application.

The woman sent Rs 36 lakh in several instalments from her bank account and bank accounts of her mother and brother during Oct-Nov, 2022. She did not get any response from the man and realised that she had been duped.

jaxxy:
The law is bandits terrorists with Ak47's are dealing with Nigerians and ur apc government is begging them to negotiate peace. That is the law.

U will tell Nigerians with proof what Nnamdi Kanu did and then explain to same Nigerians why u are negotiating for peace with killer Bandits terrorists who have done 10 time more than Nnamdi Kanu.

Shawarmagirl:
Experience is the best teacher. You won't say what you have not experienced. Is that how they did to yours? Whether wife, husband or girlfriend.