The Edo State Police Command has rescued a Spanish, Jose Anthonio Murili Turrillo who was kidnapped and held captive in a hotel room in Benin City since last Saturday by his Nigerian lover. photoThe victim was said to have been lured from Spain by 28 year-old , who was said to have been repatriated from Spain. Along with one Kenny Oyemwina, 25, they held the Spanish hostage and took all the money he had. Briefing journalists on the case in Benin, the Edo State Commissioner of Police, Mr. Folusho Adebanjo, said “investigation revealed that the female suspect is the Spanish lover who lured him from Spain to Nigeria and he was made to withdraw all the money he had in his account. “When the two suspects discovered that their victim had no money on him and in his account again, they forcefully asked him to call his sister in Spain to send €2000 to them before he will be allowed to go back to Spain.” The sister of the victim however “reported to INTERPOL Spain who contacted the Nigeria INTERPOL who in turn contacted Edo State Command.” photoAccording to the Police Commissioner, the two suspects have been arrested and would soon be prosecuted. In another incident, two suspects, Iyen Osahon 19, and Esochuckwu Okorie, 22, have been nabbed by the police for raping a 16 year old girl in a hotel room after drugging her. The victim whose name and identity was not revealed by the police for security reasons, however lives to tell the story. The victim confessed to the police that she knew Osahon through Facebook, the same manner Cynthia Osokogu met her killers. The suspects who were said have made confessional statements, would soon be charged to court. NO BE SMALL THIG!
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Nigeria musician LChronicle (LC) added another year today.

LC is born Emmanuel Chukwuebuka Chukwuemeka in the mid-80s to Mr. & Mrs. Chukwuemeka, from Anambra State in the Eastern part of Nigeria, he started in the group After’Et, which made a little statement with their song Life is good.
LC informed us that his wave making hit single '' pain ft coolkit '' OFFICIAL VIDEO will be out soon (pls watch out for the video) and last but not least he said “I wish myself happiness, long life and prosperity''



Join us in wishing him happy birthday.

As you wait for the Video, download & listen to ‘Pain’  with the CHROX  below NO BE SMALL THING!

Through the pain;  Through the rain; Through the hard time; Down deep in my heart where e dey pain me, I wish say u know where e dey touch me, you no know me before make you no judge me!    CLICK TO DOWNLOAD - PAIN


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A widowed Australian grandmother travelled to South Africa to marry the young man she had fallen in love with over the internet. Three months later she was dead. The body of West Australian woman Jette Jacobs, 67, was found in February, just two days after she met up with a 28-year-old man calling himself Jesse Orowo Omokoh.

An exchange between Jette and Jesse on Facebook.

Before her death, the pair maintained a long distance relationship spanning three years and seeing the widow part with $200,000. When Ms Jacobs left for South African to meet with "Jesse" on November 22, 2012, it wasnt the first time she had travelled to see him, but this time they were to be married. She wanted to settle in Nigeria, although her children had begged her to stay in WA. Ms Jacobs' body was discovered in her rented villa by South African police on February 9. Mr Omokoh, who claimed to be the last person to see her alive, vanished after speaking to police. According to his Facebook profile the 28-year-old is a student who has worked as a "distributor for an engineering company". "If you can't inspire a woman with the love of you then fill her to the brim with the love of herself and all that runs over will be yours," he posted on January 15 - one month before he met up with Ms Jacobs. "Happy a man that marry the girl he loves and happier a man that loves the girl he married," he wrote in October. In a chilling exchange with Ms Jacobs in March, Mr Omokoh posted "like all, love some and trust none...", to which Ms Jacobs commented, "why do you say that Jesse." "Cos of some fake friends," he responded. She had changed her own Facebook profile status to "in a relationship" by March. The following month Mr Omokoh wrote "ALL RELATIONSHIPS GO THROUGH HELL, BUT REAL RELATIONSHIPS GET THROUGH IT..." to which Ms Jacobs posted: "Yes but love will survive in the long run." One of Ms Jacobs' six children, who did not want to be identified, told 6PR radio in Perth on Monday her mother had been to South Africa four times, initially to meet another man. "She wasn't naive when it came to other countries, we lived in Malaysia for many years," she said. When the woman's brother received a phone call from a South African guest house with tragic news, the siblings were in disbelief. "I thought it was a hoax and I wouldn't believe that my mother had actually passed so I rang the consulate," one daughter said. "A couple of hours later they called me back and gave me their apologies." A joint operation between WA Police and Consumer Protection, Operation Sunbird, had sent Ms Jacobs a letter warning that she may be the victim of fraud, but it was too late. By the time the letter arrived in Ms Jacobs' mailbox she had already left for her ill-fated trip. When her children met with detectives in South Africa, they discovered her money, jewellery, laptop and credit cards were all missing. Then there was an empty pill bottle found near her body. "Anybody who knew my mother would know that there is no way that she would do that," her daughter said. "This has gone on for four years and after four years there is a very strong element of trust that has been built." One of Ms Jacobs' sons warned others not to head overseas to meet people they've met online. "It could be a one-way ticket," he said. "The consequences of this internet scam has taken her life. "We weren't strong enough to stop her." Major fraud squad detective Dom Blackshaw said WA Police were now involved in the investigation and treating the death as "suspicious". "These relationship frauds are being perpetrated by ruthless overseas criminals who are members of organised crime syndicates," he said. "To travel to Africa to visit someone you have met on the internet is extremely dangerous and could, as in the case of Ms Jacobs, cost your life."
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Finally Tobechi Onwuhara has been apprehended. Took them Five years though, but you can never hide for long i guess. He’s sure spending the rest of his life behind bars.

He owned a hip hop record label and he lived the high life of luxury hotels, gambling, strippers and bling. But behind the glitz and the glamour Tobechi Enyinna Onwuhara was one of the FBI’s most wanted men, allegedly a fraudster who scammed at least $44 million through cyber crimes.

But the advanced con artist, who fled Florida in August 2008 amid an intense FBI investigation, has been caught in Sydney and sent back to the US to face a string of fraud charges.

Nigerian-born Tobechi Onwuhara, 33, was “provisionally arrested in response to a request from the United States Government” in December last year, according to a spokeswoman for the Australian Attorney-General’s department.

Mr Onwuhara is to face prosecution in the US for fraud related offences, including identity fraud and computer fraud, the spokeswoman said.

“On January 29, the Minister for Justice [Jason Clare] made a determination to surrender Mr Onwuhara to the US.

“As a matter of long standing practice, the Australian government does not comment on working matters,” she said.

Fairfax Media understands Mr Onwuhara had lived it up in Sydney after disappearing in August 2008.

The FBI’s website now lists Mr Onwuhara as captured, but with scant detail of the arrest. They were offering a $25,000 reward for information leading to his arrest.

The source who tipped off Fairfax said Mr Onwuhara had made regular trips to The Star casino as well as splashing cash at many popular nightclubs.

“He would bet at the Star under a different name, he was a regular, then one day he just disappeared and someone told us he wanted by the FBI,” a source said.

A spokeswoman for Echo entertainment, owner of The Star, did not return calls and emails. The US Consulate in Sydney also did not return calls.

An Australian Federal Police spokesperson confirmed the AFP arrested Mr Onwuhara.

According to the FBI’s most wanted list Mr Onwuhara is wanted for his alleged involvement in an elaborate scheme that defrauded the financial industry out of tens of millions of dollars.

“Onwuhara is a key member of a group of Nigerians who allegedly have conducted fraudulent banking activities from Florida and Texas, since 2005,” the FBI’s most wanted website states.

“It is alleged that the group has used online internet databases to steal victims’ identities.

“Once acquired, they allegedly use the victims’ information to gain access to the victims’ ‘Home Equity Line of Credit’ accounts and wire transfer the money to accounts mainly located overseas, some in the United States.”

Some of Onwuhara’s alleged co-conspirators have been arrested, inside and outside of the United States, the FBI’s website states.

Onwuhara was charged federally with conspiracy to commit bank fraud, and a federal call for was issued for his arrest by the US District Court, Eastern District of Virginia, on August 1, 2008.  NO BE SMALL THING!

Culled From: DailyPost.com.Ng

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Around 3pm yesterday, a guy who schools in Houdegbe North American University Benin Republic(HNAUB) was arrested, due to his action of turning a fellow female student to a snake using supernatural powers. More stories and photos after they were caught……

 

The guys are 100 Level Business Administration Students of my school(Houdegbe North American University Benin Republic), they're freshers who wants quick money and wants to oppress. The ritual had already been done and from the confession of the guy who was arrested after his accomplice had fled, they snake was supposed to start producing money for them yesterday before they were caught and the other guy bolted. So you understand that he was just unlucky to have been caught cause he didn't do it alone, they were two or more self.

Heard they travelled down to Port Novo for the rituals according to the arrested guy, pictures of two girls were also found in the box which contained the snake. The Snake in the box is actually one of the girls while the second girl's head had already been chopped off quoting the guy that was arrested. It was a girl that stays in the same compound with them that noticed their strange movements and reported to the police, some of their girlfriends have actually been declared missing for some days now but no one ever imagined that they could have been used for money rituals until today(yesterday). Everyone had thought the girls had done their "crayfish waka" as usual, not knowing that the girls have been used for rituals."


Am so sure that the guys in question did the alleged rituals just cause they wanna be tagged “Big Boys” on the campus. They want to be seen as the “popaholics” driving the latest automobiles, wanna use all sorts of electronic device (Iphone, iPad,BB10, BlackBerry Porsche e.t.c). My advice as usual for girls goes thus “If he doesn’t live on his allowance from home or some creative and legitimate ways of making money aside yahoo yahoo, RUN FOR YOUR LIFE (Sare Kaba Kaba). Else You Gonna be Used One Day.

Ladies..one can never be too careful these days..They killed those young girls all for fast cash. Ladies beware!


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