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Nope. You mean this tribe

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This tribe?

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YorubarLord:
Came to check out the name I'm not suprised it's the drug dealing tribe of Nigeria. Useless goats

Ebuka Victor Anayo

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The anti-narcotic wing of Thrissur city police in India have arrested a Nigerian national who is allegedly a major operator in the gang supplying MDMA in Kerala, Tamil Nadu and Karnataka.

Police identified the accused as Ken alias Ebuka Victor Anayo, 27, a resident of Delhi.

In a statement on Thursday, December 15, 2022, the police said that the drug gang was targeting the youngsters in these states.

Police said they zeroed in on him by chasing the leads received during the probe of a case relating to the seizure of 196 gms of MDMA from Mannuthy on May 13, this year.

During the interrogation of the arrested accused in that case, Burhanudeen from Chavakkad, police could identify that he was sourcing MDMA from Sudanese national Muhammed Babiker Ali and Palestine national Hassan.

Later, the duo were arrested from Bengaluru, and 300 gms of MDMA was seized from them. Their interrogation revealed that another Sudanese was supplying MDMA to them.

The accused gave police the name of the suspect as Ken, and it took them three months to elicit more details about his hideout in Delhi.

Ken was arrested from the ‘Nigerian Colony’ in Delhi, where many chronic offenders are allegedly residing, with Delhi Police’s help. He was produced at the court in Saket, Delhi and detained in Tihar Jail for three days.

Ken was later brought to Thrissur with the court’s permission, the release said. Police said Ken did not have a passport or visa and only had a refugee certificate.

Explaining the importance of Ken’s arrest, the police said though arrest of people peddling drugs was quite common, it was rare that the main suppliers were booked.

Police officers who arrested Ken included Mannuthy police station SI N Pradeep and anti-narcotic wing of the city police SIs NG Suvrathakumar and P Rakesh.

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Two Nigerian nationals, one American and a Cambodian, stood trial at the Phnom Penh Municipal Court in connection with selling more than two kilogrammes of meth to undercover police officers in 2021.

At the hearing on Tuesday, December 13, 2022, Presiding Judge Kim Sokunthea named the accused as former teachers, David Vincent, 48 (Nigerian); Matthew David Sample, 40 (American); Theam Tola, 36, Cambodian national (a Chinese/English language interpreter) and Chineme Nwoko Precious, who is serving a 27-year sentence.

Recall that Chineme Nwoko Precious was arrested and sentenced to 27 years imprisonment in 2014 for attempting to smuggle heroin to Australia using two women drug 'mules' in 2013.

A Cambodian Court of Appeals on Tuesday, December 6, 2016, upheld Chineme's sentence.

Judge Sokunthea said that they all were charged with “drug possession, transport and trafficking” under Article 40 of Cambodian Law on Drugs Control.

If convicted, they each face a jail term of 20 years or a life sentence.

Judge Sokunthea said Thean Tola was arrested by the anti-drug department police at the Ministry of Interior while trying to sell the drug to an undercover police officer who posed as a drug dealer near Chroy Changvar bridge on the National Road 6 on February 5 last year.

“Police seized more than one kilogramme of meth and another 360 grammes of metapazam from him. After Tola’s confession, police prepared a sting operation and arrested the other suspects involved,” she added.

Sample was arrested on the same day at about 7:30 pm from Tuol Kork district’s Phsar Depo commune, and police seized 17 small packages of ice weighing 14.7gms from him.

The arrest of Vincent was made on February 6 in Dangkor commune and the police seized almost one kilogramme of meth from him.

Based on his confession, police went to Prey Sar prison on February 8 to mark the arrest of Chineme, who was languishing in the prison for 27 years in a separate drug trafficking case.
At the hearing, Tola, Sample and Vincent admitted to the offence and said they tried to sell the drug for money and denied to be owners of the drug.

While confessing to drug possession and use they said that they consumed the meth for fun because they were sitting idle and had no work during the Covid-19 outbreak in 2021.
They asked the court to show leniency and give a reduced penalty.

During the hearing, Tola told the court that the drug police found from him belonged to Sample from who he bought it for $100.
Sample denied the accusation and said that he got the drugs from an unidentified Nigerian man who told him to give it to Tola. He added that the Nigerian also promised to pay him $200 for the exchange.

"The 17 small meth packets seized from me was for my personal use only, not for sale,” Sample told the court.

Meanwhile, Vincent said that the drug seized from him belonged to the Cambodian who had been at large.

Vincent said he received a phone call from his friend Chineme from his prison cell asking him to collect a “hamburger” packet from a Cambodian man near Stung Meanchey market and to give it to a foreign man named David in Dangkor commune.

He added that after receiving the ‘hamburger box from the Cambodian man, he drove his own motorbike to meet the person.
When he contacted him on the phone number given by Chineme, the man asked to meet him at a house in Borey Piphop Thmey in Dangkor commune. “The man I met was Matthew David Sample,” he added.

He added that it was police who showed him the drug hidden inside the packet which he thought to be a hamburger.

However, Chineme denied knowing the trio – David Vincent, Matthew David Sample and Theam Tola.

"As I was not authorised to use the phone in the prison, how can I contact these people staying outside the prison?” he asked the court.

"I do not know anything about this case and did not commit anything as accused,” he added.

A verdict is due on January 11, 2023.

The Crime Branch of Odisha Police in India has arrested a Nigerian national for allegedly duping a woman of Rs 28.67 lakh through cyberfraud.

The accused, identified as Patrick Chizorom Orajaka, 35,was arrested by a team of CID CB from an apartment in Dwarka area of New Delhi and brought on transit remand to Odisha on Thursday, December 15, 2022.

The crime branch had registered a case following a complaint by a woman from Cuttack, Odisha, a crime branch release said.

According to the official, the woman came in contact with the accused through Instagram. Pretending to be a Gynecologist from the Netherlands, the Nigerian national started chatting with the woman on Instagram messenger.

Subsequently, she shared her WhatsApp number with him and continued chatting. A friendship developed between both and after 5 days, the accused intimated her that he was visiting India to meet her.

The next day, the complainant received a call and the caller introduced herself to be a Customs Officer from New Delhi Airport and informed that one relative who came to India to meet her was carrying 90,000 EURO with him, which was against the rule and he has been detained.

In order to get her friend freed, the victim deposited money in phases in different accounts. When their demand increased day by day, the victim realised that she had been cheated by the fraudster and reported the matter to the CID CB Cyber Crime Police Station, where a FIR was lodged on November 16.

The CID CB launched an investigation and it came to light that most of the accounts belonged to persons from north east India and were being operated from different places in New Delhi.

Based on this information, a team of CID CB led by Inspector Anila Anand proceeded to Delhi and arrested the accused person from Dwarka area.

The police said accused has been using bank accounts of many people after alluring them with promise of cash. Several incriminating itemss were seized from him.

These include 16 debit cards, 12 mobile phones, 22 bank passbooks, 10 bank cheque books, 20 SIM cards, a laptop, a passport, Aadhar card and PAN card issued in his name, the release said.

Investigation is continuing to ascertain the others involved in the crime and also about other similar cyber frauds committed by the arrested accused and his accomplices.