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everywhere is very quiet about the presidential ambition of Peter Obi or I should mind my own business?
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Christianity agenda |
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The J P Nagar police arrested a Nigerian who had cheated a youth of Rs 22 lakh. The accused, Ufondu Anthony Chukwuzubelu alias Chris Johnson, 32, a native of Ajmadi in Nigeria, was arrested in New Delhi. The police said Chandana, an MBA student, had filed a complaint stating she had received a text message, which claimed her number was chosen in a ‘lucky draw’ conducted by an UK-based company and she had won 8.5 lakh pounds. The frauds had instructed her to send personal details to four email ids that appeared to be of RBI, Barclay Bank and Chevron, the UK-based firm. Chandana was given an account number of SBI and ICICI banks and was asked to deposit Rs 22 lakh to claim the prize money, the police added. “Hoping she would get the money, she deposited Rs 22 lakh. She was also sent a fake debit card of Barclays Bank to draw the money. When she used the card, it did not work. Then, she contacted Chris Johnson, who demanded Rs 1.5 lakh to release the money. Suspecting foul play, Chandana filed a case. Based on the reports of cyber crime sleuths and intelligence department, the accused was nabbed from a house in Delhi,” the police said. “When interrogated, the accused revealed that he used to send similar messages to about 2,000 numbers every day, to which, about 500 people replied. However, only Chandana has given the money. He was into this fraudulent activity for the last four months and had managed to get sim cards and opened bank accounts producing fake documents. Mobile phones and Rs 7 lakh has been recovered from him,” the police said. Meanwhile, police informed that Chandana’s father Thyagaraj is a jeweller and he had given the money to claim the prize amount. Further investigations are on in this connection. https://www.news18.com/news/india/nigerian-arrested-for-fraud-490998.html |
Delhi Police arrested a Nigerian national who was involved in cyber crimes and drug peddling offences. The accused was overstaying in India with a fake passport and without any valid visa.https://www.indiatoday.in/cities/delhi/story/delhi-nigerian-national-involved-drug-peddling-cyber-fraud-arrested-fake-passport-1921788-2022-03-07
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Delhi Police arrested a Nigerian national who was involved in cyber crimes and drug peddling offences. The accused was overstaying in India with a fake passport and without any valid visa. he cyber police team in Delhi have arrested a Nigerian national, who was absconding from Mumbai, for being involved in drug peddling, cyber crime and other heinous offenses today. The accused has been identified as Donatus Odipko Okoye (36), a resident of the Republic of Nigeria, who was overstaying in India with a fake passport and without any valid visa. Continuing its crackdown on illegal foreign nationals staying in the country, a team of cyber police station was patrolling in Govindpuri. The team noticed a foreign national who started walking suspiciously after seeing the police party which then followed and overpowered him. When the foreign national was asked to produce his documents for staying in India, he was unable to show them and tried to run away from the spot, police said. The accused was taken into police custody and accordingly, an FIR under relevant sections of the Foreigner Act was registered and an investigation was launched. Accused came to India in 2016 Upon further interrogation, it was revealed that the Nigerian national came to India in 2016 as Kone Adama on the passport of Ivory Coast that he managed through an agent in Ivory Coast. Two years later, he met his Nigerian Boss who used to hire drug peddlers and started working for him. advertisement However, when he was arrested by the police while he was supplying drugs to a client in Mumbai and a case was registered against him under the NDPS Act at PS Dongri in the city. After getting bail from Arthur Road jail, he returned to Delhi and started living in Uttam Nagar. He again met his Nigerian boss who told him about his online work, in which he used to dupe people on the pretext of custom clearance. The accused was allegedly told to withdraw money from ATMs and he would be given 15 to 20 per cent of the cheated amount. Police recovered eight debit cards, one forged passport and four mobile phones from his house. Further probe revealed that the fake passport recovered from his possession was originally issued to one of his associates, who was in a jail of Bengaluru in a Cyber fraud case. During the course of investigation, account statements of recovered debit cards were obtained and after analyzing the statements, a transaction of cheated money of more than Rs one crore was found in these bank accounts. The accused duped various people worth Rs 8 to 10 lakhs each on the pretext of custom clearance. Further investigation of the case is under progress to nab his associates, police said. https://www.indiatoday.in/cities/delhi/story/delhi-nigerian-national-involved-drug-peddling-cyber-fraud-arrested-fake-passport-1921788-2022-03-07
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AchalugoNwa:dey follow me ![]() |
only yib'o are begging to be president of ordinary Zoo |
Cownu will also die in our cage |
Mynd44:they will chop you raw when the wake up this morning |
The Management of Kwara State University has announced that henceforth, students would not be allowed to drive vehicles on campus. This was contained in a release issued by the Director, University Relations, Mr. Abdulrazaq Sanni, immediately after the inauguration of Compliance and Enforcement Committee on Tuesday, February 8, 2022. The Vice Chancellor stressed that it has become necessary to ban the use of vehicles by students on the campus in order to safeguard the lives of students and staff from students who drive recklessly. "This has become necessary in view of the fact that Management observed that our roads have become a race course where students drive at nerve breaking speed thus constituting nuisance on our campus." The University helmsman further noted that Management has resolved to institute sanity and orderliness within the university community and most especially save the lives of students from recurring ghastly motor accidents, as well as discourage the use of vehicle as a tool of oppression among students. Students are therefore advised to ensure strict compliance, as no vehicle would be allowed into the university premises under any guise, as sanctions would be meted on any student that flouts the rule. The ban, according to the statement, would take effect from 14th February, 2022. https://www.instagram.com/p/CZ2IwCiqZWw/
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Fahdiga:the flatness of y.ibo skull bring bad luck |
Fahdiga:ndi meth |
the same lyric |
How can i join Nigerian Army? i would like to contribute my own quotas in that region
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Who doesn't know that Peter obituary is a lier |
Any party that give its presidential ticket to ibo will lose before the election Ipob has destroyed ibo chance |
Munamoqel:
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malel1:I am Yib.o not igbo I don't know where you see Igbo |
colorsofrainbow:and Jubril will handover to okoro? Is Bubu no longer hate Yi.bo? |
Is Nigeria no longer a Zoo or we should forget about it because of ibo presidency? |
Yoruba amaka |
[s] AsampeteNwaanyi:[/s] Canceller amaka |
Fulani bloodsuckers backing ibo presidency? Ayam confused |
Future impossible tense What will ibo do with yeye zoo presidency? It is beerfraud or nothing |
Polchiz:ibo can not be president |
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