NOBLE IGWE EXPOSES MAJOR FRAUD FRONTS IN NIGERIA

Noble Igwe has been trending recently and here is why

Noble Igwe, a Nigerian blogger and fashion enthusiast ignited a commotion on social media after he advised the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) to look into night clubs along certain streets in Lagos because according to him, they serve as fronts for money laundering. He also mentioned record labels, car and property selling businesses as 419 ventures. Okay!

The claims he made via twitter came few hours after EFCC raided some night clubs and arrested 12 suspects with 10 cars recovered.

Reacting to the news, Noble Igwe tweeted:

“Record label Estate/ Property Business Car Selling business The Above are major 419 /fraud fronts in Nigeria.

“EFCC needs to have a waiter stationed at every club within Lekki & VI. After last night,club owners are going to record low sales and Uber drivers will be busy tonight.

“Online stores and stores on Admiralty/Fola Osibo are used for money laundering.

“Armed robbers on instagram are regarded as G boys but in reality,their’s a different type of stealing.

“People steal and then turn around to blame the government for making them criminals.

“Anyone that defends a criminal is a criminal and while we have a list for people advocating rape culture, we should also have one for such people.

“An armed robber is an armed robber. You are a thief armed with a computer.” 

When reached by PREMIUM TIMES Saturday night Mr Noble Igwe said.

“My tweets were simple: We leave in a society where we try to categorise fraud/stealing into big and small but, in the actual sense, all crimes are to be considered crimes,” 

“If EFCC wants to know people that are not legit, they should have people in clubs across Lekki to Victoria Island,” he added.