Crime
Top 5 African Countries with the Most Internet Scammers
Most African countries have become home to many internet scammers, and most of the internet scammers are headquartered in West Africa. As the world advances and changes quickly, these scammers have developed new tactics for committing fraud. Despite an increase in the number of internet frauds, authorities across Africa appear…
Read More »Why these Eight Nigerians are on Interpol’s Most Wanted List
At least eight Nigerians who committed various crimes are on Interpol’s most-wanted list. With 190 member nations working together to prevent and resolve transnational crimes, Interpol is the largest international police organisation in the world. If a criminal is wanted internationally or if the offender flees to another country to…
Read More »3 Times Nigeria Recovered Stolen Money from International Bodies
According to the Attorney-General of the Federation of Nigeria, Abubakar Malami, the federal government has discovered that there is at least $2.5 billion of stolen money that needs to be recovered from various countries around the world. Mr. Malami, who also serves as Minister of Justice, has stated that the…
Read More »5 Reasons Nigerians Still Fall for Ponzi Schemes
Nigerians have been defrauded of billions of naira from ponzi schemes by criminals posing as investment portfolio managers. Nigerians are estimated to have lost N300 billion to Ponzi schemes in the last few years. In 2016, 3 million investors lost approximately N18 billion to the infamous Marvodi Mundial Movement (MMM). …
Read More »3 Nigerian CEOs Who Disappeared with People’s Investments
The investing industry is one of the most common industries in which CEOs have committed fraud by stealing people’s investments. When we hear of CEOs, we always think of rich elites with forward-thinking companies delivering much-needed public services. However, money and corruption have played a role in the rise and…
Read More »Zambia’s Ex Foreign Minister Arrested on Money Laundering Charges
Former Zambian Foreign Affairs Minister, Joseph Malanji, has been arrested for alleged money laundering through his purchase of a $700,000 (K12 million) helicopter. Malanji also came under scrutiny following his ownership of a hotel suspected to have been acquired with embezzled funds. Malanji was arrested by Zambia’s Drug Enforcement Commission’s…
Read More »Angolan Oil Mogul, Carlos São Vicente Faces Trial Over $900M Fraud
The trial of Portuguese-Angolan businessman Carlos So Vicente over a $900 million embezzlement scandal has commenced...
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