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olanshile2016:Thanks for the dedication boss, you are good in writing, I believe its a God's gift. Keep rolling bro, we are watching your back like Edwin. |
DabuIIIT:you are a joke. |
DabuIIIT:Like those senseless comments of yours. |
DabuIIIT:funny dude, so you can monitor your so called afonjas? but no one can monitor IPOB. Let me make something clear to you, I will continue with it, if you like , hit your head on a wall. |
DabuIIIT:You will be going from thread to thread making senseless comment anywhere IPOB or PDP is been critised, report peoples comments, laughing alone, doing abnormal things , as if your life have been glued to Nairaland. its time you reflect over ur life, something normal is missing in you. |
DabuIIIT:you lack manners, and its getting into ur system.why are you disturbing yourself everywhere, how is it your business if I observe anything. To you life start and end in Nairaland, when will you Start to think? |
Is it only me, I observed its just one set of people attacking the guy. |
We are here for you Vics, just ride on. But believe me I can't trust Marcus, that kind of person hardly change. |
jephito:I love you approach, but let's be sincere, people knows Oyegun, he was a former gorvernor. Who is JK? |
SharkTank:I don't understand you guys sometimes, a simple discussion will turn to issues, what's "Bleep out ur mention"? |
SharkTank:Are you kidding me? Popular than Oyegun in National politics? Who knows Jk in the North even among the PDP people talkless of ordinary citizens. I only know him as PDP candiate in Lagos during the last election. Oyegun was a former Governor for God's sake. |
SharkTank:Even at that, an entity like JK do the job, he is a minnow when it comes to national politics. I am sure you know this fact. |
SharkTank:good for lagos brother, they are reaping the benefit, wish my state governor can do same. Even if the governors are stealing, they are still working, every local govt area are witnessing development as we speak. |
Oluwabusobomi:I can't believe this, in this era of google? |
This minister of Sport is the worst thing to happen to this country, and the worst minister in PMB's Govt. There is nothing he has not done to deserve the boot, from dressing like a boy scout to official functions, and also claimed to have met with the avengers. Baba need to throw him out asap. |
HtwoOw:I think you are right, but now that there is division in their camp, I fear it may not be to our own advantage as a people, except one of them decide to shot down the other. |
Goddygee:lmao, you are a funny dude. Seems you prefer that fp to your iT. |
Na wa. Oh. Is this guy a cat with nine lives? Or did he have photocopies of his soul that he replaced at will? I still don't understand how many times he will be killed before he dies. |
Lmao, you want to kill the wailing zombies, especially those flat screen samsung head people. |
olanshile2016:been trying to open the site, but can't do soo,pls confirm if its ok, so I can try again |
A Nigerian man thought to be behind "thousands of online frauds" worth up to $60 million (£45m) has been arrested. Known only as 'Mike,' the man faces charges of hacking, conspiracy and obtaining money under false pretences after he was arrested in Port Harcourt, southern Nigeria. It's believed the man, 40, was the "head of a network" of 40 criminals across Nigeria, Malaysia, and South Africa. Interpol, which was involved in the arrest, said the "mastermind" was involved in providing malware, conducting online fraud and had connections to money launderers in China, Europe, and the US. Two main scams involved: fraud where a CEO's email account was targeted; and a second where suppliers' accounts were hit. In one case Interpol believe Mike and accomplices tricked a business into paying out $15.4m (£11m). Both scams work by tricking those working for companies that urgent payments need to be made to specific bank accounts – requests for payment are made to look like they have come from an official source. For 'CEO fraud' the authorities say the email account of a "high-level executive" is compromised and a message requesting a money transfer is then sent to a staff member who handles accounts and payments. In the supplier-related fraud an email account is compromised and a fake request for immediate payment is made. "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 US, with the financial victims mainly other companies dealing with these compromised accounts," Interpol said in a statement. The fraud type is also not uncommon in the UK. In November WIRED spoke to a number of London-based startups who had been conned out of money through scammers sending fake emails to their accounts. One major web-based company lost £16,000 after scammers registered almost identical domain names to the firm they were targeting. Using email addresses created with the fake URLs, messages were sent to CEOs, some of whom believed they were coming from their own staff members, and issued notices to make immediate payments. At the time the City of London Police's Action Fraud group said it was crucial to verify all changes to financial arrangements; carefully check bank statements; and if there are any phone calls asking for money to ask the caller for a switchboard number they can be accessed from. In the UK, official figures show that one in ten adults are victims of some form of cybercrime. The figures, published for the first time in June, revealed a total of 5.7m online crimes were committed in 2015. Of these, there were 3.7m cases of fraud. Noboru Nakatani, from Interpol Global Complex for Innovation, said businesses should be more aware of this kind of fraud. “Basic security protocols such as two-factor authentication and verification by other means before making a money transfer are essential to reduce the risk of falling victim to these scams," he said. Mike was picked-up in June by Interpol and the Nigerian Economic and Financial Crime Commission alongside a 38-year-old. Both are on administrative bail while the investigation continue. http://www.wired.co.uk/article/nigeria-email-scam-mike-arrest |
AnonyNymous:Yeah, we are still on duty, the names are not the ones we expected. But we can say authoritatively that they are gworo chopping people. Reporting for NCAN Abuja chapter. |
TonyeBarcanista:Why are you shaking your head TonyeBarcanista? You shouldn't be surprise at all, history can't die. |
DabuIIIT:someone told me your card and that of your generation is ready, go and collect it in Aro, you have a permanent place already. Cause you have lost it, if not you won't be accusing only APC of crime that was committed PDP. Your hypocrisy knows no bound, I can only debate with a sane man, cosits obvious you are insane right from your first statement. **** |
DabuIIIT:Seriously, you need to start thinking positively, what have you said now that is painful, this wailing sickness have now gottento your skull, this kind of laugh will only qualify you as an Aro or Yaba left's patient. |
DabuIIIT:see your life, wailing zombie. They said someone is a thief, you asked if he was in charge? I can't blame you wailers, corruption is enshrined in your blood, reason why you still believe GEJ is your hero despite all that happened under his watch. |
MidasTouche01:you are entitled to your opinion truly, but let it be one that will make sense. Seun included the "quote " so we can interact with ourselves. |
DabuIIIT:Eyah, sorry pal. Hon Lee Ogor is also an APC member? |
MidasTouche01:When exactly will you grow up? So Buhari have to speak up on everything that happened because he's the President? And I know people like you will be the one to shout blue murder if he interfere. |
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