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niyoni:
@Morbeta11. Kindly share his workshop address and phone contact if you can.

Solomon and his 700 wives and 300 concubines, One big happy family under God oh. Now only one side chick they will not allow men to have peace 🤣

Make una leave my guy alone, he is free to enjoy himself...Davido nothing do you.

YorubaPrince:
Dis na real development.

Some developers pple go vexxx on top dis kain news...

UAE orders arrest of man over ‘arrogant’ social media video filmed inside luxury car showroom
UAE prosecutors order man be detained over propaganda video ridiculing Emiratis

UAE prosecutors have ordered the arrest of a man who filmed an “arrogant” social media video inside a luxury car showroom in the country.

According to a report by state-run news agency WAM, the video insults and ridicules Emirati society and incites harmful public opinion of citizens.

In the offending video an Asian man in Emirati dress is seen attempting to buy a $545,000 car while been flanked by people carrying large sums of money.

UAE social media video arrest
The Federal Prosecution for Combating Rumours and Cybercrimes has ordered the detention of a resident of Asian nationality pending investigations after being accused of abusing the internet in posting exciting propaganda that stirs up the public opinion and harms the public interest.

He was also charged with publishing a content that inconsistent with the media content standards and insults the Emirati society.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation at the UAE Attorney General Office monitored a social media video clip in which the defendant was seen wearing Emirati dress inside a luxury car showroom and followed by two persons carrying what appears to be large sums of money

The video showed the man talking with the owner of the showroom and “arrogantly” asking to buy a car valued at more than AED2m ($545,000).

He was also shown distributing financial packages to the showroom employees in a way that reveals imprudence and lack of appreciation of the value of money.

The video promotes a wrong and offensive mental image of Emirati citizens and ridicules them, and then incites and provokes public opinion, which harms the public interest.

The Public Prosecution ordered the summoning of the owner of the car showroom in which the aforementioned video clip was filmed.

The Public Prosecution urged the social media users in the UAE to observe the legal and ethical regulations in the media content they publish and to consider societal characteristics and embedded values of the UAE society that call for moral commitment in all aspects of behaviour, so as to avoid falling under the force of the law.

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meolaniyi:
I can't imagine that! Who are the judges. Yoruba winning Igbo in an academic competition? An aberration. Under free and fair completion. A Yoruba team can never, ever, win an Igbo team in anything competition

YungMillionaire:
Dbanj and that anti-Yoruba 0l0sho you mean

Omihanifa:
Dbanj truly nobody reigns forever

vijim:
Clamp down on street trading is nothing but a pipe dream, this is something that has come to stay with Nigeria for a very,very,very long time

Oblongata:
This guy is the funniest armed robber actor ever!

I gbadun the man wella!

madridguy:
Sai Baba, my joy giver.

phorget:
Send the tape to the pastor and tell him to pay or else you'll post it on pornhob, collect good amount and send your olosho wife packing... Ano get time for radarada.

FBI moves to sell Mr Woodberry’s 152 bitcoins; urges anyone with interest to come forward within 30 days

The United States authorities plan to sell 152 bitcoins seized from internet fraudster Olalekan Jacob Ponle, or Mr Woodberry, following his guilty plea to $8 million wire fraud.

A document filed Friday at the U.S District Court for the Northern District of Illinois regarding Mr Woodberry’s forfeiture order said the U.S. Marshal Service will now take custody of the seized crypto assets for disposition.

This also followed Mr Woodberry’s agreement to forfeit all proceeds of the wire fraud, which he committed using the name ‘Mark Kain’, by recruiting at least four money mules while he resided in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. He was arrested by law enforcement officers in Dubai and later handed over to. the Federal Bureau of Investigation in 2020. He was promptly transferred to Chicago, where he has been standing trial.

The federal authorities called on interested persons to file a claim for the property within 30 days and register with valid documents, saying they would “provide written notice to any person known to have alleged an interest in the property that is the subject of the preliminary order of forfeiture.”

If nobody comes forward to claim ownership of the seized assets, American prosecutors said they would proceed to advertise their sale.

“The United States shall publish notice of this order and of its intent to dispose of the property,” the federal authorities said in the motion filed by Morris Pasqual, an acting U.S. attorney overseeing the case.

It added, “The United States requests that the terms and conditions of this preliminary order of forfeiture entered by this court be made part of the sentence imposed against defendant Olalekan Jacob Ponle and included in any judgment and commitment order entered in this case against him.”

On June 29, federal prosecutors asked a judge to sentence Mr Woodberry to 14 years’ imprisonment for the fraud he committed between January and September 2019.

The prosecutors also recommended that Mr Woodberry, known for flaunting his flamboyant lifestyle on social media, forfeit items in the Dubai police custody, such as one Rolls Royce, Lamborghini Urus, Mercedes-Benz G-Class AMG G55, four Rolex watches, one Patek Philippe watch, and three Audemars Piguet watches.

Also, he is to forfeit three gold and diamond-studded rings, five gold bracelets and two gold bracelet keys, six gold neck chains, one gold and diamond-studded necklace, one small gold nugget, two bank cards, about $1,835 in Emirati dirhams, and approximately $15.45 in South African rands.

Mr Woodberry was arrested on June 10, 2020, alongside Ramon ‘Hushpuppi’ Abbas, who was jailed late last year for 11 years in the U.S. for internet fraud.

igwebuike01:
Shey una wan teach Igbos a political lesson?

FairlyUSEDpussy:
No even sophisticated shop sef.......
Normal 2 by 2........

Validated:
Check out all Reno Mockery posts. Either he is discussing Peter Obi or he is talking about Tinubu or Igbos or Yoruba. He lacks economic, political or social content.

Since electoral campaign ended, Reno has nothing else to do or say other than troll people. He has mentioned Peter Obi over 100 posts. Today, it is Obi, tomorrow, Tinubu, next is Tonto Dike, Nkechi Blessing.

Reuben Abati served in the same government like Reno, Abating has since found relevance, yet Reno is still roaming around posting on Tweeters and Facebbok.

No wonder GEJ was booted out and Atiku kept losing elections. Anyone who surrounds himself with toxic people like Reno is bound to regret.

Great people discuss IDEAS, idle and lazy ones discuss people!

#Tablebuilder