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		<title>By: Musa Danladi</title>
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		<dc:creator>Musa Danladi</dc:creator>
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		<description>Re: Autism Money Scam

I really can&#039;t figure the link between Zach&#039;s  message and Nigeria. Why do some people derive pleasure in running others down and making a whole country appear so dark as though they are all evil?

The names,phone numbers and bank details are not Nigerian. Even if the e-mail was routed via Nigeria, are you sure that the sender is Nigerian? For Christ&#039;s sake spare Nigeria this blatant embarassment. I met a suspect in Cape Town a few years ago who was arrested for theft. When asked about his identity, he claimed to be a Nigerian. As I intervened and probed which part of Nigeria he hails from, I discovered he was not a Nigerian. He is from one of the West African countries. Admittedly, there are Nigerians engaged in scam and fraud. I also think you have them in your most holy country. The law enforcement agencies in Nigeria are seriously fighting the scammers and fraudsters and if you get any such scam stuff from Nigeria,kindly forward them to EFCC of Nigeria.
If you are a Nigerian reading this message and you are involved with scam, please desist from it. We have enough bad image abroad, please don&#039;t add to it.</description>
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<p>I really can&#8217;t figure the link between Zach&#8217;s  message and Nigeria. Why do some people derive pleasure in running others down and making a whole country appear so dark as though they are all evil?</p>
<p>The names,phone numbers and bank details are not Nigerian. Even if the e-mail was routed via Nigeria, are you sure that the sender is Nigerian? For Christ&#8217;s sake spare Nigeria this blatant embarassment. I met a suspect in Cape Town a few years ago who was arrested for theft. When asked about his identity, he claimed to be a Nigerian. As I intervened and probed which part of Nigeria he hails from, I discovered he was not a Nigerian. He is from one of the West African countries. Admittedly, there are Nigerians engaged in scam and fraud. I also think you have them in your most holy country. The law enforcement agencies in Nigeria are seriously fighting the scammers and fraudsters and if you get any such scam stuff from Nigeria,kindly forward them to EFCC of Nigeria.<br />
If you are a Nigerian reading this message and you are involved with scam, please desist from it. We have enough bad image abroad, please don&#8217;t add to it.</p>
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