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The above news is nothing but a concocted lie from a serial fake news peddler in an attempt to score cheap political point and misinform the general public. Disregard it in its entirety.
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How does "we will ASSIST him" translate to REBUILD? I'm simply not understanding!! |
MTN offer free one minute call to all the subscribers courtesy of Super Eagle victory over Iceland in the ongoing world cup football competition. |
Interested. What's the condition? |
There is an ongoing Twitter war about an interesting topic. given a level playing ground who would be more successful, famous and richer between the Nairaland inventor and Facebook originator. Cc lalastica.
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Help na help, no small help. Publicity stunt! |
You probably have entered wrong password too many times and your account has been locked to prevent unauthorized login. Call the customer care number and complain. It will be resolved almost immediately. Provided you have access to your associated email to complete password recovery process. |
Check my signature, follow the link and complete the registration, you will be glad you did. |
Check my signature, follow the link and complete the registration. You will be glad you did. |
Get a translated Quran, read it like you would read a normal book and try to understand... You would be ashamed of IGNORANCE. ISLAM is a religion of PEACE. Any aggressive or violent person calling him/herself a MUSLIM is like monkey claiming to be human. |
Na mud we dey see ooooo.... Dem never reach crude oil abi. |
How true is this pls. Can som1 from Anambra confirm this news? |
Nigerian behind $60 mn online fraud network arrested: Interpol AFP 23 hours ago Lagos (AFP) - A Nigerian behind an online fraud network which engineered scams worth more than $60 million (54 million euros) has been arrested in southern oil city of Port Harcourt, Interpol said on Monday. "The 40-year-old Nigerian national, known as 'Mike', is believed to be behind scams totalling more than $60 million involving hundreds of victims worldwide," the international police organisation said in a statement. "In one case, a target was conned into paying out $15.4 million," Interpol said, indicating that the arrest was carried out with the support of Nigeria's anti-graft agency the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC). "The network compromised email accounts of small to medium businesses around the world including in Australia, Canada, India, Malaysia, Romania, South Africa, Thailand and the United States," it said. The suspect ran a network of at least 40 people working from Nigeria, Malaysia and South Africa which used malware and carried out the fraud, and he also had money laundering contacts in China, Europe and the US who provided bank account details for the illicit cash flow. "Following his arrest in Port Harcourt in southern Nigeria, a forensic examination of devices seized by the EFCC showed he had been involved in a range of criminal activities including business e-mail compromise and romance scams," it said. The suspect and a fellow fraudster, 38, who was also arrested in the city, face charges including hacking, conspiracy and obtaining money under false pretences. Source: https://www.yahoo.com/news/nigerian-behind-60-mn-online-fraud-network-arrested-084424420.html |
Let's dream on.... |
Are you sure about this challenge Mr Senator? |
Better be a joke |
RIP ![]() |
Pitiable! |
Spot on.....Pisces are the best form of human creation. Simply the Best #teampisces# |
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