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Easy023:
A company driver, arrested by the operatives of the Rapid Response Squad (RRS), Lagos Police Command in collaboration with Sango Area Command, Ogun State for stealing a company’s bus, has disclosed that his pastor directed him to tell a lie that he was robbed and the vehicle taken away from him by his assailants.
Crime Reports gathered that the suspect, Daniel Ogunlade (25), was sent on an errand within Lagos by the company’s Managing Director on Christmas eve in 2015, but diverted the bus, a Toyota Hiace 2014 model with the registration number EKY 463 DM, to Ifo, Ogun State.
One Oyetade Ade (30) was also arrested in connection with the case.
The Lagos State Commissioner of Police, Fatai Owoseni had on Christmas eve directed the Commander, Rapid Response Squad, ACP Olatunji Disu to work towards the recovery of the Toyota bus which was tracked to Ifo, after which the Sango Area Command secured the vehicle along with the two suspects.
Reports reaching Crime Reports indicated that Ogunlade, who had been working with the company for about three years, was directed to pick up a company client at the Muritala Muhammed International Airport, Ikeja and drop him in Ajao Estate, but he took the bus to Ifo, Ogun State where the Rapid Response Squad tracked the vehicle.
In a disclosure after his arrest, the suspect said that a pastor of a white garment church which he attends tutored him to tell his boss that armed robbers snatched the bus, a sum of N150,000 and a Christmas hamper from him.
Ogunlade, who stated that he was not too sure that the pastor (name withheld) was not using a supernatural power on him, added: “when I was on Third Mainland Bridge around 11.30 a.m., en route Muritala Muhammed International Airport to pick a client, I received two calls. One was from my father who told me that my mum was sick and the other one was from my pastor who directed that I should proceed to his church in Adiyan, Ogun State.
“As if propelled by forces beyond me, I headed straight to the church with the company’s bus. This was contrary to my itinerary for the day, which was to wait at the airport for the client with a delayed flight, drop him in Ajao Estate and give some people N150, 000 and return the vehicle to Lekki.
“At the church, the pastor told me to drop the hamper for him, even when I told him that my boss said I should give it to someone at the airport.
“He then asked if I knew that the day, December 24, 2015, was Imoke Day. I answered in the affirmative, and he directed me again to join the church there. A church member, Oyetade, joined me in the bus and I was in Ifo to buy fuel when the bus stopped moving. I invited an electrician and he was about to start working on it when we the police came.
“I called the pastor at about 7.30 p.m. to inform him that the bus had stopped working and he replied that I should tell my boss that armed robbers snatched the bus from me. But I was I didn’t know what to say when my boss called me”.
Ogunlade expressed surprise that the pastor denied collecting the hamper from him, saying: “He abandoned me and a church member that I offered a ride at the petrol station. He didn’t even attempt to see us at the police station”
He stated that he wasn’t trying to run away with the bus and N150,000 his boss gave him, “I can’t explain exactly how I got to where the police arrested me. My boss was doing his best. He was paying me N60,000 monthly as salary. Though I am struggling with my finances, I never planned to steal the vehicle,” Ogunlade said.
Crime Reports learnt that the suspects, who were initially transferred from Sango Area Command, to the RRS headquarters in Ikeja, had been taken to the Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) unit, Ikeja, for further investigation.

myners007:
Suspected cult members on Tuesday night murdered a middle-aged bricklayer identified as Odion Egbegbe in Ose quarters, Ogida, Benin City, Edo State. Egbegbe’s killing brought to two the number of people killed in the renewed cult war in the city.

The Divisional Police Officer in the area, Mr. Lawrence Adejo, who confirmed the killing, said a barber simply identified as Bright was also killed two weeks ago in the area. Like Egbegbe, who was dragged out of his apartment, shot and beheaded, Bright was also pulled out of his shop located opposite Ogida police barracks and shot dead. According to the DPO, the cult war is between the Eiye and Aye confraternity in the area.
http://www.infoblog247.com/index.php/2016/01/06/eiye-clashes-with-aye-behead-bricklayer-in-edo/

arresa:
Ole Holy Jet money laundering and gun running service pastor... Your time inside kirikiri soon reach..

truthman2012:
You mean allahh too needs virgins?

Annunaki:
Tabari 9:69 "Killing Unbelievers is a small matter to us" The words of Muhammad, prophet of Islam.

Demmzy15:
Just take a look at how desperation causes you to say nonsense, your pastors have told you to do worst! Do you want proves?!

And you calling me a terrorist shows your low self-esteem, you are nothing but a pathetic loser!

Demmzy15:
If you have nothing reasonable to say, please just shut up! You could helpful by sharing the tips on how you're curing your leprosy.

Moreover, if indeed we must follow everything an "Imam" or "Sheikh" says, then you'll be the most vulnerable. There are many nasty things pastors proclaim, don't forget that!

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Demmzy15:
So a so-called sheikh said something and you automatically attribute it to Islam? Op please stop the double standard!

FisifunKododada:
1. I ONLY answer to my given name. Thank you very much.

2. I don't know about you BUT I am doing VERY well. Thank you very much.

3. Its start to stop weeping and start telling our fellow citizens to STOP rubbishing our IMAGE abroad.

4. Exposing EVIL wherever it may be found is NOT the same thing as hatred.

5. EVERYONE is gonna die and EVERYONE is gonna rot - quite IRRELEVANT to our IMAGE abroad.

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FisifunKododada:
By Kevin Krause
Staff Writer
Dallas News.

A Nigerian man living in the U.S. on a student visa faces federal wire fraud charges in connection with a sophisticated email phishing scam targeting businesses.

Amechi Colvis Amuegbunam, 28, of Lagos, Nigeria, was arrested in Baltimore in August and charged with scamming 17 North Texas companies out of more than $600,000 using the technique. He remains in federal custody in Dallas. If convicted, he faces up to 30 years in prison and a fine of up to $1 million.

He is accused of sending emails that looked like forwarded messages from top company executives to employees who had the authority to wire money. Amuegbunam tricked the employees into wiring him money by transposing a couple of letters in the actual company email, authorities said.

The FBI issued an alert earlier this year about the new cyberattack it called the “Business Email Compromise.” The FBI said it is a “growing fraud that is more sophisticated than any similar scam the FBI has seen before.”

Federal officials say more than 7,000 U.S. businesses have been scammed out of a total of about $740 million.

“It’s a prime example of organized crime groups engaging in large-scale, computer-enabled fraud, and the losses are staggering,” said Maxwell Marker, an FBI agent who oversees an organized crime section, in a recent bulletin.

The FBI said it’s the work of organized crime groups from Africa, Eastern Europe and the Middle East.

The Dallas investigation began in 2013 when two North Texas companies reported falling victim to the scheme, each losing about $100,000, according to an FBI complaint.

In the case of Luminant Corp., an electric utility company in Dallas, an employee with the authority to wire money received an email from someone who appeared to be a company executive, the complaint said.

But the email domain name had two letters transposed. For example, someone created the email with a domain name of lumniant.com.

The duped employee wired $98,550 to a bank account outside Texas.

The FBI subpoenaed information about the email account and learned it was created by someone named Colvis Amue, the complaint said.

Agents determined that person was Amuegbunam and that he scammed another company out of $146,550, according to the complaint. A third company realized the phishing email was fake and did not send the $381,903 requested.

“The Dallas FBI quickly learned that this was a widespread scheme,” the complaint said.

The FBI has identified five other conspirators who live in Nigeria who are subjects of the investigation.

In these scams, “money mules” are employed to accept the initial transfers into their personal bank accounts. They then are told to quickly transfer the money elsewhere, usually to a bank account outside the U.S. The money usually ends up in Asian banks, including those in China and Hong Kong, the FBI alert said.

The criminals have become experts at imitating invoices and accounts, agents say. The fraudulent emails are typically well worded and specific to the type of business being targeted, the FBI says. The phrases, “code to admin expenses” and “urgent wire transfer,” are frequently used.

In one recent case provided by the FBI, a company accountant received an email from her chief executive, who was on vacation outside the country. He asked her to transfer money for a “time-sensitive acquisition” before the day’s end, according to the FBI. The executive said a lawyer would contact her with more information.

The accountant said such requests were not unusual.

The lawyer sent her an email with her CEO’s signature on a letter of authorization with the company’s seal that was attached. The email gave her instructions to wire more than $737,000 to a bank in China.

The accountant learned about the scam when the CEO called the next day, saying he knew nothing about the wire transfer request.

The FBI said criminal groups usually target businesses that have foreign suppliers or regularly make wire transfer payments.

“They have excellent tradecraft, and they do their homework,” Marker said. “The days of these emails having horrible grammar and being easily identified are largely behind us.”

BELOW IS A PICTURE OF THE IGBO-STUDENT SCAMMER AMECHI COLVIS AMUEGBUNAM

ernesty20:
see my mumu talk

ernesty20:
go and read ur books.

ernesty20:
We know

sameer1212:
Chai! Dude go get something and be doing please.

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Visitor700:
It doesn`t befit a Muslim to call a non-muslim MY BROTHER. Pls lets be mindful of our words.

[size=14]The Messenger of Allah (s.a.w) said: "A Muslim is a brother to a Muslim..."[/size]
[Sahih al-Bukhari, vol 3 bk 43, number 622]

ShaheedBinAliyu:
Chai.. .OP you can lie o