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120k

Yeah I know they won't be held liable... Just wanna know if it is possible for d Money to be returned since they can actually trace it to d account

No insults pls...

I got debit alert mail From diamond bank. It's same address as d ones I ve been getting before. They debited me 5k and said it's for monthly digest dat I should click on a link to unsubscribe else they will keep debiting me everymonth. Wen i clicked on d link, it redirected me to diamond bank website. I logged into my account hoping to see wia I will be asked to unsubscribe. Then d page it loaded wasn't what I was expecting. Then I sensed foul play, called customer care no and told dem what happend dat I think I ve been scammed... The lady dat picked d call asked me some questions to verify if it is actually my account. Then she told me my balance and it was already 100k short of what it was... They couldn't take all cos I set d maximum amount I can transfer online @100k. I told her to block d account both app and atm. Pls I will like to know if there is a way d Money can be traced so dat I can get it back cos I know d Money didn't grow wings, it will still enter another person's account before it can be withdrawn.. Pls mods do d needful so dat others won't fall victim

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Wia is d reverse cam

Pls wot is d estimated cost of building 5 bedroom duplex from foundation to decking level

The heart of man is truly wicked......

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An Egyptian court sentenced ousted Islamist president Mohamed
Morsi to life in prison on Tuesday on charges of spying for
Palestinian Islamist group Hamas, Lebanese militant group
Hezbollah, and Iran. The court also confirmed death sentences
against 16 other defendants on charges of delivering secret
documents abroad between 2005 and 2013.
The court still has to decide whether to confirm or commute death
sentences it handed down against Morsi and more than 100 others
in a separate trial on charges related to their escape from prison
during the 2011 uprising that ousted veteran strongman Hosni
Mubarak. In Egypt, a life sentence is 25 years in jail. Tuesday’s
verdict can be appealed.
The army ousted Morsi, Egypt’s first democratically elected
president, in July 2013 after mass protests calling for an end to his
divisive one-year rule. He has already been sentenced to 20 years
in jail in a separate trial on charges of inciting violence against
protesters in 2012 when he was president.
Of the 16 defendants sentenced to death, only three are in custody,
including Muslim Brotherhood financier Khairat al-Shater. Along
with Morsi, the court also sentenced the Brotherhood’s spiritual
guide Mohamed Badie and 15 others to life in prison. Three other
defendants, including a senior presidential aide were sentenced to
seven years in prison.
All 35 defendants were convicted of spying on behalf of the
international Muslim Brotherhood organisation and Hamas from
2005 to August 2013 “with the aim of perpetrating terror attacks in
the country in order to spread chaos and topple the state”. Since
Morsi’s ouster, the authorities have cracked down heavily on his
supporters, leaving at least 1,400 people dead and more than
40,000 in custody, according to Human Rights Watch.
Hundreds have been sentenced to death in speedy mass trials,
described by the United Nations as “unprecedented in recent
history”. The crackdown has also extended to secular and leftwing
activists, who spearheaded the 2011 revolt against Mubarak. Dozens
have been jailed under a law that bans all but police-sanctioned
demonstrations.

An Egyptian court sentenced ousted Islamist president Mohamed
Morsi to life in prison on Tuesday on charges of spying for
Palestinian Islamist group Hamas, Lebanese militant group
Hezbollah, and Iran. The court also confirmed death sentences
against 16 other defendants on charges of delivering secret
documents abroad between 2005 and 2013.
The court still has to decide whether to confirm or commute death
sentences it handed down against Morsi and more than 100 others
in a separate trial on charges related to their escape from prison
during the 2011 uprising that ousted veteran strongman Hosni
Mubarak. In Egypt, a life sentence is 25 years in jail. Tuesday’s
verdict can be appealed.
The army ousted Morsi, Egypt’s first democratically elected
president, in July 2013 after mass protests calling for an end to his
divisive one-year rule. He has already been sentenced to 20 years
in jail in a separate trial on charges of inciting violence against
protesters in 2012 when he was president.
Of the 16 defendants sentenced to death, only three are in custody,
including Muslim Brotherhood financier Khairat al-Shater. Along
with Morsi, the court also sentenced the Brotherhood’s spiritual
guide Mohamed Badie and 15 others to life in prison. Three other
defendants, including a senior presidential aide were sentenced to
seven years in prison.
All 35 defendants were convicted of spying on behalf of the
international Muslim Brotherhood organisation and Hamas from
2005 to August 2013 “with the aim of perpetrating terror attacks in
the country in order to spread chaos and topple the state”. Since
Morsi’s ouster, the authorities have cracked down heavily on his
supporters, leaving at least 1,400 people dead and more than
40,000 in custody, according to Human Rights Watch.
Hundreds have been sentenced to death in speedy mass trials,
described by the United Nations as “unprecedented in recent
history”. The crackdown has also extended to secular and leftwing
activists, who spearheaded the 2011 revolt against Mubarak. Dozens
have been jailed under a law that bans all but police-sanctioned
demonstrations.

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BENIN—A 55-year-old man, identified as Osaro, has been arrested
by men of the Edo State Police Command for allegedly defiling his
nine-year-old daughter.
Osaro, according to his wife, Stella, had earlier impregnated their
17-year-old daughter, just as she told newsmen at the Ogida Police
Division, Benin, that she recently returned to her husband’s house
after he said he had repented.
She said: “My husband wanted to sleep with my second daughter.
He later succeeded in sleeping with my other daughter. After
impregnating the girl, he begged me several times to forgive him.
“He started the church I attended and confessed what he had done.
The church members begged me and I accepted him. He has
already paid my bride price so I went back.
“After we had settled, my husband started with our daughter again.
The little girl told me what she was going through in the hands of
her father. I asked my husband, but he denied. He said he had
stopped the act since he repented.
“One afternoon, I caught him with our daughter. I went to the church
and vowed that I cannot continue with the marriage. I am tired of
forgiving him all the time.
“On Christmas Day, he drove me outside at about 8 p.m. He was
alone inside with the children. The next day, my daughter told me
what he did to her. When I decided to check my daughter’s private
part, he wanted to beat me, but neighbours intervened.”
The victim asked police to jail her father.

Real Madrid president Florentino Perez has insisted that
Gareth Bale is not for sale and rubbished talk of a bid from
Manchester United .
Bale , who joined Real from Tottenham for a world -record fee
thought to be around £85 million in September 2013 , has been
linked with a return to the Premier League .
United are said to be keen to lure the Wales international to
Old Trafford , but Perez is adamant the 25 -year -old will not be
leaving the Santiago Bernabeu .
Perez told Marca: “ We haven ’ t received any offer for Gareth
Bale , not from Manchester United or any other club .
“ We’ ll never listen to any offer for Bale regardless of how
important it is. ”
Bale has enjoyed great success since making the move to the
Spanish capital , forming an intimidating attacking trio with
Cristiano Ronaldo and Karim Benzema.
The former Southampton man was on target in extra time for
Real as they came from behind to beat city rivals Atletico
Madrid 4 -1 in the UEFA Champions League final in May and
win Europe ’ s premier club competition for a 10 th time .

The Federal Government has declared January 2nd 2015 as public holiday to mark Eid el Maloud celebration. In a statement released today by the Minister of Interior affairs, Abba Moro, the Federal Government asked Muslim faithfuls to offer prayers to God for the peace and Unity of Nigeria.

The announcement was made by the Minister of Interior, Abba Moro, on behalf of the government.

In a statement signed by the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Interior, Makaji Abdulahi, Moro urged Muslim faithful and all Nigerians to pray for the peace and unity of the country.

Moro further urged all Nigerians to engage in violent free activities in the run off to the 2015 general elections and to support President Goodluck Jonathan’s transformation agenda to move Nigeria to the next level of development.

Moro also wished all Muslim faithful and Nigerians a very peaceful celebration.

The Federal Government had earlier declared January 1, 2015 as public holiday to mark the New Year.

http://www.channelstv.com/2014/12/30/fg-declares-friday-january-2-2015-public-holiday/

A 37 yr old Nigerian man, Ibe Godwin Uzochukwu has been sentenced to death by hanging in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia after he was found guilty
by a Malysian high court for trafficking 2,150.4 grammes of
methamphetamine. He was arrested with the drugs at KL
International Airport (KLIA), Sepang in 2011.

According to court documents, Ibe was arrested with the banned
drugs upon his arrival at the exit Route, KLIA Arrival Hall, at
4.30pm on July 1, 2011. After listening to the submission of the
prosecuting counsel, the judge who presided over the case, Datuk
Halim Aman, found Uzochukwu guilty and sentenced him to
death by hanging.




http://lindaikeji..in/2014/12/nigerian-man-sentenced-to-death-by.html?m=1

VickyyB:
All men are dogs.



ok...this comment is a mixture of sarcasm and satire. Quote me no more.

. meaning ur father is a dog. I guess he is a local breed ( bingo, ekuke)

I ve done business with her before, i got my package in less dan a week. she is not scam.

got my Lappy. thanks justi

thanks

justi4jesu: @mbahjohnpaul
Hp Elitebook laptop secured

thanks

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