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Okuko.......has returned [img]https://media1./images/8449c89b2a5a67af4d98b99a8e403eee/tenor.gif?itemid=21379361[/img] |
‘Yahoo Boys’ Must Be Brilliant, We Need To Redirect Their Thinking Positively – Gov Obaseki Edo State Governor, Godwin Obaseki says internet fraudsters popularly referred to as ‘Yahoo Boys’ must be very brilliant to dupe people and their brilliance can be redirected to a better cause. The governor said this on Friday at a town hall meeting on Edo State Education Policy. According to the governor, instead of condemning cyber fraud, the root cause should be addressed just like in the case of human trafficking. “I am concerned. Cyber fraud and Yahoo culture are big issues. I am calling on everyone to please send as much information as you can to my office. On Monday, I am going to see the Chairman of EFCC. I am not condemning those involved. There must be a reason why that culture has become so prolific in Edo State. We must find the root cause and address them as we did in the days of trafficking. “Let’s see how we can correct it because these children must be very brilliant. The kind of things they do, how they hack into other people’s accounts. How do we re-direct that thinking into something more positive?.” Governor Obaseki while seeking re-election two years ago disclosed plans to train repentant internet fraudsters otherwise called ‘yahoo boys’ on advanced Information and Communication Technology as well as other vocational skills in his proposed technology park in the state. https://www.channelstv.com/2022/02/19/yahoo-boys-must-be-brilliant-we-need-to-redirect-their-thinking-positively-gov-obaseki/ https://www.channelstv.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/obaseki_portrait.jpg |
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..................................................Adamu............................................... [img]https://media1./images/9653521f8e5e931757cf9afc4d59e341/tenor.gif?itemid=18950169[/img] |
He looks ridiculous..... [img]https://media1./images/8449c89b2a5a67af4d98b99a8e403eee/tenor.gif?itemid=21379361[/img] |
If the woman begin chop like this...... [img]https://media1./images/d83bd25fe380409a6366d6f2c8341978/tenor.gif?itemid=15136773[/img] ....your in trouble! |
mightyhaze:noted! |
We all predicted that the loot would be re looted........ [img]https://media1./images/4d38b799c539f44f4b07b064b2e1d542/tenor.gif?itemid=23104130[/img] A.ccountant P.ilfers C.ash |
The coke has been switched and resold..... [img]https://c./GCjdDuPUgHEAAAAC/ejemplo-tony-montana.gif[/img] |
Negligence...... [img]https://media1./images/8449c89b2a5a67af4d98b99a8e403eee/tenor.gif?itemid=21379361[/img] |
Ransom payments should be criminalised...... [img]https://media1./images/8449c89b2a5a67af4d98b99a8e403eee/tenor.gif?itemid=21379361[/img] ......but the crime labelled differently with a leaner sentence? |
[img]https://media1./images/8449c89b2a5a67af4d98b99a8e403eee/tenor.gif?itemid=21379361[/img] ....Agbero's |
The Nigerian Navy and Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) have rejected the proposed criminalisation of ransom payment to abductors, terrorists and kidnappers to secure release of hostages. A representative of the Chief of Naval Staff, Rear Admiral KO Egbuchulam, spoke at the National Assembly, Abuja during a public hearing on Terrorism Prevention Act (Amendment) Bill 2021, which seeks to outlaw payment of ransom to secure the release of captives. The hearing was organised by Senate committees Judiciary, Human Rights and Legal Matters; and Anti-Corruption and Financial Crimes chaired by Senator Opeyemi Bamidele. Section 14 of the bill provides that, “Anyone who transfers funds, makes payment or colludes with an abductor, kidnapper or terrorist to receive any ransom for the release of any person who has been wrongfully confined, imprisoned or kidnapped is guilty of a felony and is liable on conviction to a term of imprisonment of not less than 15 years.” Egbuchulam, however, said instead of outright criminalisation, negotiation or payment of ransom should be subjected to security vetting. He said, “It is suggested that the Bill could make the negotiation/proposed payment of ransom to kidnappers or terrorists to secure release of hostages subject to the prior knowledge of ONSA/Armed Forces of Nigeria/Police for coordination. “It is opined that subjecting such payment of ransom to security vetting and tracking is preferable to outright criminalization.” Also, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), represented by the Director, Legal and Prosecution Department, Chile Okoroma applauded most of the provision of the bill, but kicked against prosecution of somebody that paid ransome saying it should be narrow down to those who received ransome not those that paid the ransome. According to him, the bill on Terrorism is well intended , but the issue of prosecuting those that paid ransome should be looked at , it should be narrow it to those who received payment for ransome. But, Nigerian Correctional Service in its presentation agreed with all provision of the bill including the Prosecution of anyone that paid ransome. According to Correctional Service, we agree with the proposed amendment to this bill. In his opening remarks, Chairman, Senate on Judiciary, Senator Opeyemi Bamidele, said the bill seeks to outlaw payment of ransom to abductors , Kidnappers and Terrorists for release of someone who have been wrongly confined or imprisoned. He said, “The Terrorism (Prevention) Act, 2013 (Amendment) Bill, 202 The Bill was sponsored by Senator Ezenwa Francis Onyewuchi. (Imo East Senatorial District). “The Bill, among other things, seeks to amend the Terrorism (Prevention) Act, 2013 in order to outlaw the payment of ransom to abductors, kidnappers and terrorists for the release of any person who has been wronfully confined, imprisoned or kidnapped.” https://www.blueprint.ng/navy-efcc-kick-against-bill-criminalizing-ransom-payment-to-terrorists/ |
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