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Tag: Fraud

Of Scams that Seek the Unemployed

August 26, 2021

If the Nigerian economy were stronger and unemployment rates were low, those whose job is to scam the jobless would have had less targets, but as the unemployed crowd seek jobs, crooks continue their rampage unchallenged … More Of Scams that Seek the Unemployed

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In Defence of Crooks

May 18, 2018

Yahoo Boys are crooks. Thieving politicians are crooks. How does calling out Yahoo Boys for their crookery equate with letting thieving politicians off the hook? … More In Defence of Crooks

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A Tale of a Corrupt Saint

October 28, 2017

In beating corruption records set by past administrations, Buhari’s administration has done the miraculous—maintaining a façade of sainthood. That is arguably its greatest achievement. … More A Tale of a Corrupt Saint

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Righteous Corruption

January 13, 2017

Nigeria switched from a set of acclaimed thieves to a set of thieves who swear holiness while emptying the national purse. … More Righteous Corruption

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MMM for Life: An Outsider’s View of Nigeria’s Fastest Growing Fad

November 17, 2016

Here’s a predictive model for MMM Nigeria. Grab your popcorn, sit and read the result of having a little free time … More MMM for Life: An Outsider’s View of Nigeria’s Fastest Growing Fad

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​Losers and Fraudulent Nairas

August 11, 2016

What would you do if your last ₦1,000 note is a fake, or a genuine note so mutilated that deception seems the only means to spend it? … More ​Losers and Fraudulent Nairas

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Tele Fraud – Naija Style

October 10, 2014

It has become normal for mobile phone users in Nigeria to receive promotional text messages and unsolicited phone calls every day. The market must be quite huge. How else can I understand receiving more than ten messages daily?

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