Nigerian Convicted in Puerto Rico for Laundering Millions From Fraud Schemes A U.S. federal jury in Puerto Rico has convicted Olusegun Baiyewu, 37, of Richmond, Texas, for conspiracy to launder millions from romance scams, pandemic relief fraud, and business email compromise attacks. The U.S. Department of Justice said Baiyewu and four others laundered proceeds from schemes that targeted elderly Americans and businesses, disguising illicit funds through multiple accounts and purchases, including used cars shipped overseas to Nigeria. Officials said the conviction underscores U.S. resolve to dismantle transnational organized fraud networks exploiting vulnerable victims. Sentencing will be held before Judge Raúl M. Arias-Marxuach in Puerto Rico. #FraudAlert #JusticeServed #CyberCrime

Lagos Court Slams Nine Chinese Nationals with Jail Time for Cyber-Terrorism and Fraud! #CyberCrime #LagosCourt #EFCC #InternetFraud #NigeriaNews #JusticeServed

BREAKING: Death by Hanging: Cleric Found Guilty of Murdering Young Woman in Osun In a chilling verdict delivered today, the Osun State High Court has sentenced an Islamic cleric to death by hanging for the brutal murder of his 25-year-old client. The court found the cleric guilty of luring the young woman under the guise of spiritual help before ending her life in cold blood. The gruesome incident, which sparked outrage across the state, has now reached its legal conclusion with the ultimate penalty. Justice was served as the judge described the act as “heinous and premeditated,” emphasizing that religious titles should never be used as cover for criminal behavior. The ruling has triggered reactions from across the country, with many calling for tighter regulation and scrutiny of self-proclaimed spiritual figures. #BreakingNews #OsunState #JusticeServed #DeathSentence #IslamicCleric