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Edo court Jails 11 For Internet Fraud

Edo court Jails 11 For Internet Fraud

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The Edo State High Court, sitting in Benin City, has convicted and sentenced 11 internet fraudsters to various jail terms for offences related to obtaining by false pretence, advance fee fraud, and possession of fraudulent documents. . According to a statement on Friday via X by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, Justice W.I. Aziegbemhin handed down the sentences after the EFCC’s Benin Zonal Directorate prosecuted the individuals on separate one-count charges. The convicts include Izomor Samuel Efe, Nosakhare Bright, Emovon Destiny, Vincent Arogbo, Osarentin Morgan Aduwa, Osagiede Destiny Oghosa, Nosakhare Ernest Theophilus, Junior Emmanuel Efe, Osimen Princewill, Obamedo Clinton, and David Iyobor. According to the EFCC, the convicts were apprehended in a sti...
Complete list of All fake loan Apps to avoid

Complete list of All fake loan Apps to avoid

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The most popular blog website, Fresh Gist Media, presents a comprehensive list of Fake loan apps in Nigeria for 2022. No need to look any further, since we have a well-researched list after months of in-depth research. In Nigeria, bogus loan applications are also referred to as loan sharks. A loan shark is a lender who works illegally and who gives credit loans at exorbitant interest rates with harsh terms of collection upon default, including sending threatening, humiliating, and libelous messages to you and the people on your phone contact list. Therefore, loan sharks are essentially illicit loan platforms and apps that operate unlawfully. ALSO READ: How to Identify Fake loan Apps in Nigeria