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Nigga go and hustle. |
Nigerians too dey carry rumours. E get some things you go hear you go know say na hot trash. But the average Nigerian go believe am |
Simping get levels |
purples25:You don marry now? |
EmperorTolson:No be you your pastor dey remote control for that your other thread ni? Madam bring that toto here. Make sure say the thing goes round your compound because boys gats chop consensually. Baba don collect, it's now our brother's turn to screw. |
My brother, no matter what you do, make sure you fûck that second girl better style. If you want to marry, being a graduate does not change anything o. A mumu is a mumu even with PhD. |
PrisonEscapee:Baba, Dubai is not like Nigeria where you can easily own 10 cars, even if you can afford them, especially when you live in an apartment. Hush lived in a penthouse in Palazzo. He was entitled to not more than 4 car underground parking space. So that 13 cars is a fat lie. Second, Hush was not arrested alone. They were in the middle of a job when they were busted. Those guy probably had their own cars there. Third, Wikipedia is full of bullshît. Any cow can type any shit there, provide a lame source, and get approved by a dumb mod. Fourth, as at when he was arrested, the penthouse he was living in goes for just under $5m yet he was renting it for about $100k a year. Of course he wanted to buy a penthouse. He was hoping to one day. Fifth, Freeze interviewed Hush in his last birthday before they bust am. That Interview is over 200MB. He showed off where he lived and the cars he owned. Wraith (which he later sold some months after the interview), Maybach, and one old model Ferrari 488 (he was even dreaming of buying a Laferrari). He later bought a RR Culinan just before he got busted. That's about 4 cars. This is closer to the true figure when compared with the car parking Palazzo gave him. He could have bought more space but he didn't. There was no $40m anywhere. Those are social media bullshît. The court documents are there for you to verify. Critical thinking is important. Don't buy nonsense. |
This is one thing all "successful" ladies have in common. They just suck at managing success. That's why I go for the not so successful ones. It's easier to deal with them |
PrisonEscapee:Who doesn't know that money laundering is a crime? Crime and fraud are synonymous? Wow! So a kidnapper is a fraudster since kidnapping is a crime? See sense. |
PrisonEscapee:$6.7m Which three cars? Wraith, Culinan, Maybach, that old model Ferrari? Guy you get mind oh. Simple Google search would have avoided this display of ignorance. Una too dull for this country. No be only $40m. If you know anything about Dubai financial system, you wouldn't say that. |
PrisonEscapee:So somebody wey get sense think Hush hit $400m in total and he was still dreaming of buying Laferrari? LWKMD. See sense. Even small pikin go know say na lie. |
PrisonEscapee:Typical Nigerian |
Jostoman:As in eh. The thing dey annoying |
pocohantas:Madam, you have answered your own question. Just study how money laundering works in real estate, you will know that money laundering does not imply fraud. If people invest dirty money into my real estate business with my full knowledge and I pay them profit, shebi I committed fraud? We see this thing in Nigerian politics all the time but we're not paying attention, we're just passing judgements. I wanted to ignore because I felt you are smarter than this. |
sonofElElyon:Oga, no one ever said that money laundering is not a crime. Call things what they are. Don't tag someone who only does money laundering a fraudster. It's like calling an armed robber a kidnapper, and vice versa. It upsets. In fact, that one should also be a crime. You can be into money laundering without ever defrauding anyone. Of course, you're still committing a crime. Not all criminals moving money is a fraudster. You can call them accomplices of fraudsters, but not fraudsters. I know these sound like mere semantics but they carry a lot of weight. You doubt it, look at Kyari's case. Most comments I have seen are screaming fraudster but what FBI said he did is intimidation, harassment, abuse of power, at worst. But because he did it for Hush, he's now a fraudster to them. The word fraudster is a heavy one. It's as bad as being tagged a rapist. |
sonofElElyon:Oga, abeg we dey talk about money launderers and fraudsters. Crime is a very broad term. Be specific. It's like GEJ saying corruption is not stealing and most Nigerians came for his head. Lying is corruption but lying is not stealing. Hence, we can't say that corruption is stealing. |
sonofElElyon:Yes, it's a crime. A serious one at that because that's how terrorists get funded, and criminals become saints. |
CountVersailles:Yes, most money launderers use very legitimate businesses to launder money. Mompha had a legitimate business. He was well known to be into currency exchange business in Dubai. We all knew about that. It seems that that business was what he was using to launder money. Yes, their business is legitimate. However, the owner has a habit of using the business for some shady financial activities. Example night clubs and hotels are commonly used. I guess you're mixing up legitimacy with morality: right and wrong. Some money launderers don't have businesses tho. One doesn't even need a business to launder money. Money laundering is one crime that anyone can commit without even knowing. But money launderers on the other hand do it with their full chest. |
HBB1:No, the first question, it's not fraud. It's money laundering. That's what I've been trying to point out since. If you have done some research on money laundering, you will know that money launderers don't have to defraud the government. Defrauding government is a very specific crime just like tax evasion is a very specific crime. They don't even need to manipulate books because there is no book in most money laundering cases. I guess you mean tax evasion and tax fraud. Let's always call things what they are. |
CountVersailles:I said nothing about morality. Stop getting all emotional. I was stating that a money launderer should not be called a fraudster. Those are two different things. I didn't even justify anything. Na dull people full this country sha |
HBB1:No, a money launderer is not a fraudster. They don't defraud people. They help move dirty money. Dirty money can come from politicians, businesspersons, fraudsters, drug dealers, etc. A fraudster defrauds people. |
Vlibray:Yes, it's illegal. That's not the point. The point is that not every street guy is a fraudster. Mompha was into money laundering, not fraud. To tag someone a fraudster, they must have defrauded someone. Street is a very long chain involving drugs, fraud, money laundering, prostitution, assassination, harassment, intimidation, bribery, match fixing, human trafficking. I was upset when some people were calling that policeman a fraudster. |
FarahAideed:Every street guy is not a fraudster. There are money launderers too. A money launderer is a legitimate businessperson, not a fraudster. Pickers are not fraudsters. All these guys do is provide machinery for moving dirty money. Mompha was one of the money launderers, not a fraudster. |
robosky02:He no just get sense |
Monogamy:Actually, nobody said Hush said anything. If you look at the court documents, you will see that all they have against that policeman is from the messages found in Hush's phone. Hush did not snitch, his phone snitched. Dey delete those messages, they no go hear. No dey use iPhone, they no go hear. Once they collect your phone or laptop, many people will go down with you without you even knowing. |
Eriokanmi:Una fûck, abi? |
safarigirl:The second one no like your toto |
How do you talk with girls you don't love? Stop being a simp. There's nothing special about sex. |
Hush did not snitch on him. All those things were found inside Hush's phone and iCloud backup. |
From this thread you can see why Nigeria is the way it's. People too dull financially for this country. Abeg make una learn to dey practice budgeting. Calculate your projected expenses, use it to divide your salary, then you go know how much you should save each month to cater for each of the expense. It's called long-term thinking. This is how civil servants build house on 100k salary. It's the same way people in developed countries buy house and car too. You don't even need to take loan. Setting aside 21k every month from your 80k, you will have 59k left. That 21k is your rent. That 59k is your salary after deducting your rent. OP you no get problem. Learn budgeting and financial discipline. With proper budgeting and financial discipline, you can afford anything. Speaking from experience. |
Dailyparrot:Yeah, tell them how it's done. Continue simping for toto. Your eyes go clear one day |
What a simp. In this one's eyes girls are sweet little things that should be cherished. Hehehe. One day, toto go see light |
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