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Caught red handed

OkpaNsukkaisBae:
Henceforth, you will be ignored. Go tell ibime to come back. His exhibit dey Instagram too. We dey take am gradually

Elefan this is your deleted post trolling fatherchristmas
Oh You thought I forgot

OkpaNsukkaisBae:
A fraudster, that is who you are. Nobody will be moved. Likeme a.k.a ibime, listentome the immigration and romance scammer. You remember your mail via likemind7@gmail.com?

This was the same allegations you used for fatherchristmas weyre

Ibime:
Go and tell EFCC.I am likeme because his moniker ends in me and we both use the word retard

As usual, you are below average intelligence even in digging and investigations, that's why I am joking with you cos all you are doing is exhibiting hallucinations and mental instability. Your fellow comrade that was trolling with you yesterday has already apologised to me privately after me just doing small investigation on him, his apology has been accepted.

That is Samuel ELEFAN aka Friday ODEH

Ignore the troll

OkpaNsukkaisBae:
No be your signature intro be dis Ibime ❓❓
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Immature fraudster. You go about leaving important trails and footprint on the cyberspace just like Invictus Obi

Samuel ELEFAN so it's Ibime you are trolling now

Mariangeles:
What do you want to do with it?

Do you have?

There is a bird called peacock.
please how much does a peacock cost?

Not so good

One of the most prevalent crimes in Australia is sexual assault, with the largest proportion of victims being female. The number of perpetrators of these crimes has been climbing steadily in recent years, with around six thousand imprisoned in 2021, compared to around half of this number who were imprisoned for robbery or extortion in the same year.

Robbery is the second most reported crime in the country, although here the largest proportion of victims were male.

 Theft in Australia
There were just under 60 thousand personal items stolen during burglaries in the country, as well as around 45 thousand instances of money, purses, or wallets being stolen.

Tools and sports equipment were also regularly stolen from homes, as well as electronics including mobile phones. In about 12 thousand cases, alcohol or food was stolen from Australian homes. Moreover, in South Australia, approximately 22 percent of respondents to a survey about theft stated they’d had packages stolen from outside their front doors.

 How are Australians securing their homes?
A significant proportion of Australians are security conscious. Nearly all lock doors and windows, most have gates or fences around their properties, as well as security screens on doors or windows.

Leaving a spare key outside seems to be a thing of the past too, with a significant share saying they didn’t do this. A large share use security cameras; over 35 percent in South Australia, and just less than that figure in Victoria say they use at least one camera on their property.

It’s a similar story when it comes to alarm systems; in most states and territories, between 16 and 30 percent said they had an alarm installed

https://www.statista.com/topics/8537/crime-in-australia/#topicOverview