Awon omo yeebos again

Always carrying their developmental skills home and abroad

It's just so hard for them to engage in something legitimate

Afi jibiti shaaaaa. Sheroboya eko lewa to jepe gbo gbo radarada yin Tama gba lo OyiNBo magba. Oyinbo omaran yin o

Hmm another one

Why all these? Make una take am easy.

AmiciLord:
They were sentenced to 12 and 16yrs respectively.

Jail in a foreign land is hell. Nobody will come visit you through all your years of stay.

Don't say what you don't know. Visitation is allowed in most foreign jail. Some even allow you use electronics gadget like phones

Get rich quick or die trying crews. Enjoy your jail term.

FlirtyKaren:
Two Nigerians in Vietnam have been sentenced to 16 and 12 years in prison duping Vietnamese women they befriended online of about $130,000.

In the judgment delivered on Monday, July 16, Ihugba Augustine Chinonso, 32, was sentenced to 16 years in prison while Onu Chinonso Peter, 33, got 12 years for "appropriating property through swindling."

The Ho Chi Minh City People’s Court has also sentenced six of their Vietnamese accomplices to between eight and 20 years in jail on the same charges and for "forging seals and documents of agencies or organizations."

In addition to the jail sentences, the defendants were required to return all the swindled money to their victims.

According to the indictment, the Nigerian men set up fake accounts on social networks, befriended Vietnamese women and promised to send them cash and expensive gifts.

Their Vietnamese accomplices then pretended to be employees from delivery companies, customs officers or police officers and demanded that the women transfer delivery fees, customs fees or fines to their bank accounts.

After each successful scam, the Vietnamese accomplices got to keep 15-25 percent of the money, while the rest was sent to Chinonso.

The gang was busted after one of their victims, Chau, reported her case to the police in February 2016.

Chau said she was befriended by a foreigner claiming to be British on Facebook in January. The man promised to send her $100,000 in cash and other expensive gifts a month later.

In early February, a woman claiming to be from a delivery company called Chau, asking her to pay a $1,200 delivery fee and a VND80 million ($3,500) customs fee for a gift from overseas, which she paid. The woman then claimed she had not received the money and had Chau send her another VND112 million.

When a man claiming to be an officer from Hanoi's economic police told her to pay a VND200 million fine as her package contained a large amount of cash, Chau became suspicious and approached the municipal police for help.

The police quickly identified and arrested the fake police officer and his wife.

Following further investigations, police uncovered the entire gang and concluded that in addition to Chau, they had also scammed another 10 women out of nearly VND3 billion ($130,000).

At the trial on Monday, most of the defendants admitted to their crimes. Chinonso, however, claimed his confession as obtained under torture. The court dismissed the claim.

https://lailasnews.com/2-nigerians-in-vietnam-jailed-for-28-years-over-dating-scam-of-about-130000/

Take the risk and become a billionaire

The jail uniform looks good on them, all thats needed is to write "range rover autobiography "on them. Shameless idiots.

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SAY NO TO TRIBALISM

lol stop wasting your time....even biafrauuuds dey hate on bifrauuuds #Osu ppl.

Very good!

ishowdotgmail:
Augustine Chinonso, 32, Onu Chinonso Peter, 33


If only they won't stop giving us bad names everywhere

Osu people

Just imagine what their Biafra will be like, the African Republic of crime and drugs

A combination of 28 years....... Hopefully after their sentences are fully served, they might still have a Nigeria to return to......

Yibow amaka. Leading all tribes in EVERY single CRIME metric

Igbo people and southeast Asia are like...

FlirtyKaren:
Two Nigerians in Vietnam have been sentenced to 16 and 12 years in prison duping Vietnamese women they befriended online of about $130,000.

In the judgment delivered on Monday, July 16, Ihugba Augustine Chinonso, 32, was sentenced to 16 years in prison while Onu Chinonso Peter, 33, got 12 years for "appropriating property through swindling."

The Ho Chi Minh City People’s Court has also sentenced six of their Vietnamese accomplices to between eight and 20 years in jail on the same charges and for "forging seals and documents of agencies or organizations."

In addition to the jail sentences, the defendants were required to return all the swindled money to their victims.

According to the indictment, the Nigerian men set up fake accounts on social networks, befriended Vietnamese women and promised to send them cash and expensive gifts.

Their Vietnamese accomplices then pretended to be employees from delivery companies, customs officers or police officers and demanded that the women transfer delivery fees, customs fees or fines to their bank accounts.

After each successful scam, the Vietnamese accomplices got to keep 15-25 percent of the money, while the rest was sent to Chinonso.

The gang was busted after one of their victims, Chau, reported her case to the police in February 2016.

Chau said she was befriended by a foreigner claiming to be British on Facebook in January. The man promised to send her $100,000 in cash and other expensive gifts a month later.

In early February, a woman claiming to be from a delivery company called Chau, asking her to pay a $1,200 delivery fee and a VND80 million ($3,500) customs fee for a gift from overseas, which she paid. The woman then claimed she had not received the money and had Chau send her another VND112 million.

When a man claiming to be an officer from Hanoi's economic police told her to pay a VND200 million fine as her package contained a large amount of cash, Chau became suspicious and approached the municipal police for help.

The police quickly identified and arrested the fake police officer and his wife.

Following further investigations, police uncovered the entire gang and concluded that in addition to Chau, they had also scammed another 10 women out of nearly VND3 billion ($130,000).

At the trial on Monday, most of the defendants admitted to their crimes. Chinonso, however, claimed his confession as obtained under torture. The court dismissed the claim.

https://lailasnews.com/2-nigerians-in-vietnam-jailed-for-28-years-over-dating-scam-of-about-130000/

Our gallant hustlers from the YEAST!!!

Continue reping the land of the rising sun

awwfar:
lol stop wasting your time....even biafrauuuds dey hate on bifrauuuds #Osu ppl.

e.g. Anambra vs Imo

Wow..Two Chukwunonsos? that means na one family enjoy the loot..Igbo sweet Nwanne.

Benblaq:
Lol flirtyjane making FP back to back.

I know Nairaland yabaleft escapees will forget these brethrens are Nigerians first before being Igbos.

NCAN oya come and mumu your mumu.

Ask them and they will tell you they are Biafrans first.

Jez ask them.

The judgment is a severe one. Jail Term + Refund. Anyway, that is a country that mean business.

Igbo Kwenu

Bolowolowo:
Igbo Amaka !

Yes igbo amaka is still in place, at least this is far better than skull mining n fulsni herdmen terrorism.
Wundnt u say?

I smell greedness.

I didn't check names o...

Small pikin sense dey worry u abi na low IQ? How these guys family want take dey fly regularly to Thailand to visit dem for jail?

Mutemenot:


Don't say what you don't know. Visitation is allowed in most foreign jail. Some even allow you use electronics gadget like phones

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They keep disgracing the country every where.
Shameless Animals!
May they rot in jail!

Amen. I don't want to resort to this in the first place but this ibos are getting on my nerves. Na them you go see everywhere disgracing Nigeria. The two criminals have the same name. Crime is a family business in SS,SE.

Igbo kwenu!!!!! Buhari why na?

I know this is going to generate tribal war now. God deliver us and give us one spirit of love for the growth of this nation.

Lock em up

The sad part is that most Yahoo boys don't invest in anything. They just spend and live lavish lifestyles.


How can someone leave this country just tobgo and do yahoo? I'm quite sure they will be deported after those years in jail.

What a waste of visa.