EFCC arrests 4 undergraduates, 3 others for internet scam

EFCC arrests 4 undergraduates, 3 others for internet scam

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The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, has arrested four undergraduates and three others for alleged involvement in Internet scam.

They were arrested in two different locations in Ibadan, Oyo State.

The undergraduates are: Otuyalo Damilola (right), a 400 level student of Computer Science of Lead City University, Ibadan; Adegbuyi Michael (left), an undergraduate of University of Kaula Lumpur, Malaysia; Ibrahim Aruna, (centre) a student of Mineral Resources Engineering, Federal Polytechnic, Ado-Ekiti, Ekiti State and Adeosun Matthew, a 200 level student of Banking and Finance, University of Ado-Ekiti, Ekiti State. Others are Afolabi Ayodele, Balogun Olumuyiwa and Abiola Okunola.

Five of the suspects: Aruna, Matthew, Ayodele, Olumuyiwa and Okunola were arrested together at the Iyana Adeoyo Branch of a first generation bank in Dugbe, Ibadan, while they were collecting proceeds of scam via Western Union.

The other two suspects: Damilola and Michael were picked up in a rented apartment in Oluyole Estate, Ibadan, Oyo State.

The arrest of the seven suspects followed intense surveillance by operatives of the Commission who had been on their trail for sometime. One of the suspects, Olumuyiwa, admitted conning a white American lady, Sarah Jorth, in a romance scam. He said he was used a false name (Vincente Marco) to deceive her into believing that he would marry her and in the process raked in more than $450,000 ( Four Hundred and Fifty Thousand United States Dollars) from her.

Two other suspects: Damilola and Michael also confessed that they were into Internet scam to make ends meet. According to Damilola, "I am into yahoo yahoo (Internet fraud) and I do this to earn a living. I make use of a laptop to access Internet, to look for vulnerable white men and women who will fall for my scam. I acquired my Infinity Jeep and Honda Accord car through the fraud". He also admitted that he had been in the business since 2010.

Michael confessed that he started Internet scam since 2000 when he was a student at the University of Agriculture, Abeokuta, Ogun State. Even when he moved to Malaysia, he was still engrossed in the business. "Anytime I come home on holiday, I look for vulnerable targets because the rigour of studies in Malaysia would not allow me to do it there,” he said. He disclosed that his specialty was lottery scam.

Items recovered from the suspects include: three laptop computers; one flash drive; two Visafone modems; one traveling passport; one Infinity Fx 35 SUV, one Honda Accord car and some bank documents.

They will be arraigned in court as soon as investigations are concluded.
Wilson Uwujaren
Head, Media & Publicity
19th March, 2014

Does Your Hair Need a Detox?

Spring is an occasion to start fresh. It’s the time to crawl out from under the Thai takeout and True Detective-covered rock you’ve been living under, and back out into the sunlight. It’s also an ideal moment to renew, but I’m not talking about your body—in my book, spring diets consist of fish tacos and micheladas—I’m talking about your hair. In anticipation of beach season, we spoke to color guru, and Nexxus celebrity color expert, Aura Friedman (who has tended to the buttery hues of stars such as Jennifer Lawrence and Carolyn Murphy) about the rules of detoxing. Write this down.

Why You Should:

Tap water contains a multitude of sins. According to Friedman, NYC tap water is notoriously high in minerals, rust, and chlorine, which can seriously harsh your balayage and double process game. These headaches are of epic proportions if you are icy blonde—like myself—who is desperately holding on to each cool toned strand for dear life. Rust, especially, warms up your highlights, leaving you with a yellow tint. Your ends, especially, get the brunt of the deposits, as they are most porous.

Product buildup can also flatten, dull, and coat your mane, prohibiting proper moisture from penetrating. Week after week of using serums and pomades can also leave you (literally) flat out of luck.

Related: Four Insiders Discuss the Dark Side of White Blonde Hair

What You Can Do:

Give your tresses some love à la a 90’s Kim Basinger, by washing your hair with Evian. If that seems gratuitous, “you can always buy a filter for your shower head," Friedman says. T3 sells various models at Sephora. You can also pull a modified Basinger by filling a spray bottle with distilled agua for 2nd day re-wetting.

Shampoos for the Marginally Dulled and Deposited on:

Neutrogena Anti-Residue Shampoo is like the Psssssst of the purifying shampoo world. It’s been around forever, very affordable, and does what it promises to do.

Davines SOLU Shampoo is an accomplished, all-natural version, with a sweet almond scent. This moisturizing super-goop is a zero impact product that protects and nourishes your scalp while deep cleansing your locks.

Bumble and bumble Sunday Shampoo is like one of those XYZ for Dummies books. Lather. Rinse. Repeat (next Sunday).

For the Damaged:

Friedman swears that Redken Pre Art Treatment is the product for the fried, weak, and bleached. Unlike traditional clarifying shampoos that can strip, Pre Art “contains a high concentration of chelating agents that surround minerals making them more soluble so they can be washed away.” In other words, it will help make hair look plumper while simultaneously shining and strengthening the cuticle.

Related: How to Get the Most Energy Out of Your Day (Even If You Didn't Get Enough Sleep)

For the Green:

Those with an affinity for the breast stroke, should opt for Malibu C Swimmers Water Action Shampoo. If you’re lucky, winter can be the time for a much needed warm weather vacation. Unfortunately, all that pool time can wreak havoc on a mop-especially a blonde one. Friedman also stresses that before getting all Diana Nyad, “you should wet your locks with fresh H2O and comb conditioner through to protect.”

How to Tell if It’s Time to Detox:

Friedman says a quick test of your strands should do the trick by rubbing your ends between your fingers. If you are in need of a treatment your ends “will feel like Barbie hair. Plastic—y and almost slimy.”

Remembering L'Wren Scott

The tragic news that designer L'Wren Scott, had been found dead of an apparent suicide surely stunned everyone in the fashion industry. Like her clothes, which were often retro-inspired and at times, theatrical, she was both ethereal and playful. But like most women we admire, she was also whip smart and capable of being incredibly down-to-earth when the time called for it. Incredibly thoughtful about every design detail, her body-hugging clothes often pushed the boundaries of feminine opulence. The women who wore her clothes always commented on how perfectly they fit.

Related: L'Wren Scott Found Dead

Though her privacy was of great importance to her, it seemed a priority to L'Wren to make sure that those around her felt comfortable and warmly embraced, as if her mantra was rooted in that Henry James belief that the three most important qualities a person could possess were: To be kind. To be kind. To be kind.

Those of us who had been lucky enough to be invited to her shows and dinner parties, always commented on her warmth, affability, and genuine graciousness with which she presented herself and her collections. Though she was not in any way frivolous, she appreciated the importance of a naughty gesture. While she could converse on the benefits of the latest health craze, there were always fries and a bottle of wine on the table and a bag of take-away cookies at coat check. And she loved a dirty joke. When it came to L'Wren, you came for the clothes, but always left with a renewed sense of calm and well-being.

She was especially adept at navigating the potentially awkward moment when, leaving her shows (which for many years were luncheons at Larry Gagosian's gallery in Chelsea), you thanked not only her but also her longtime boyfriend, Mick Jagger. What struck me most the first time I met him wasn't his iconic status but how smitten he was in L'Wren's presence. He, like the rest of us, basked in her glow.

L'Wren Scott's Talent Was Designing, Not Being a Girlfriend

When news broke yesterday of the tragic, untimely death of fashion designer and model L’Wren Scott, headlines were quicker to name drop her as Mick Jagger’s girlfriend than recognize her as the accomplished talent she was.

In case you didn’t know, Scott started her career as a Calvin Klein model and quickly advanced to doing shows for the likes for Chanel and editorials for famed photographer Bruce Weber.

Her first collection as a designer, titled “Little Black Dress,” debuted in 2006 and featured wearable pieces, all in black. The brand instantly attracted a loyal, celebrity following and has been worn by the likes of Angelina Jolie, Sarah Jessica Parker, and even first lady Michelle Obama.

With Scott’s genius and creativity at the forefront of our minds, rather than whom she was dating, we present some of our favorite L’Wren Scott moments from the past two seasons.

By Ruthie Friedlander

This is the authentic list for the immigration exam centres.

This is the authentic list for the immigration exam centres. . Abia – Ibeku High School, Umuahia
2. Adamawa – Trade Fair Complex, Jalingo
3. Akwa Ibom – Community Commercial School, Uyo
4. Anambra – Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka
5. Bauchi – Tafawa Balewa Stadium, Bauchi
6. Bayelsa – Samson Siasia Stadium, Yenagoa
7. Benue – IBB Square, Makurdi
8. Borno – Abubakar Umar Stadium, Gombe
9. Cross River – Federal Government Girls’ College, Calabar
10. Delta – Event Centre, Asaba
11. Ebonyi – Abakiliki Stadium, Abakiliki
12. Edo – Samuel Ogbemudia Stadium, Benin City
13. Ekiti – Olukayode Stadium, Ado-Ekiti
14. Enugu – Nnamdi Azikiwe Stadium, Enugu
15. FCT – National Stadium, Abuja
16. Gombe – Abubakar Umar Stadium, Gombe
17. Imo – Ahia Ajoku Centre, Owerri
18. Jigawa – Government Commercial Secondary School, Dutse
19. Kaduna – Murtala Square, Kaduna
20. Kano – Sani Abacha Indoor Stadium, Kano
21. Katsina – Federal College of Education, Katsina
22. Kebbi – Haliru Abdu Stadium, Birnin Kebbi
23. Kogi – Township Stadium, Lokoja
24. Kwara – University of Illorin Sports Stadium, Illorin
25. Lagos – National Stadium, Surulere
26. Nasarawa – College of Agriculture, Lafia
27. Niger – Government Day Secondary School, Minna
28. Ogun – Muda Lawal Stadium, Abeokuta
29. Ondo – Nigerian Army Barracks, Akure
30. Osun – St. Charles Technical College, Osogbo
31. Oyo – Liberty Stadium, Ibadan
32. Plateau – Command College, Zaria Road, Jos
33. Rivers – Liberation Stadium, Port Harcourt
34. Sokoto – immigration Command and Staff College, Sokoto
35. Taraba – Township Stadium, Jalingo
36. Yobe – Tafawa Balewa Stadium, Bauchi
37. Zamfara – Sambo Gov’t Sec. School, Tudun Wada, Gusau

Kidnappers free Jonathan's uncle in Bayelsa

The Police in Bayelsa have rescued Chief Nengite Nitabai, 70, President Goodluck Jonathan’s uncle kidnapped on Feb. 23.

Mr Hilary Okara, Commisioner of Police in the State, confirmed the development in a telephone interview with the News Agency of Nigeria in Yenagoa on Thursday.

He said Nitabai was freed in Odioma community in Brass Local Government Area of Bayelsa.

Nitabai, a community leader in Otuoke, Ogbia Local Government Area, was freed unharmed and had re-united with his family.

“We rescued Nitabai from Odioma coastal settlement and as I speak with you, I am with him in his house in Otuoke,” Okpara said.

Okpara said six suspects, including a traditional ruler believed to be the father of the leader of the gang, were arrested in connection with the abduction.

Okpara had on Wednesday dispelled rumours that the septuagenarian had died in the hands of his abductors and assured that the police were closing in on the hoodlums.

Also, the police spokesman, Mr Alex Akhigbe, said that no ransom was paid for Nitabai’s release.

It will be recalled that members of Nitabai’s family had offered a ransom of N30 million which was rejected. The abductors had demanded for N500 million.

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