THE ONLY DIFFERENCE BETWEEN PARTEY AND BLAQBONEZ IS THAT PARTEY HAS NOT GONE TO TRIAL
THE OTHER MAN IS GUILTY BUT THE NIGERIAN MUSIC INDUSTRY DECIDES TO TURN IT INTO A RAP BEEF
@OneMotolani YOU ARE WELL AWARE THAT THE BOY IS A SEXUAL ABUSER.
SAME WITH @bizzleosikoya AND THE ENTIRE @choccitymusic
EVEN @kemismallzz IS AWARE. AND NA
WOMAN.
ITS FUNNY TO ME.
SO WHEN YOU SEE THEM DO THE WHOLE WOMEN THIS WOMEN THAT,JUST KNOW ITS PERFORMATIVE. 🙏🏿❤️
Odumodu Black is Igbo and Blaqbonez is also Igbo, but why is bro hell-bent on bringing Blaqbonez down?
If na your sister he raped or abused, bring her on a space to tell her story. You have the followers and platform to make the girl's voice heard instead of telling us ghost stories.
Nigerian Woman Bags Just Six Years in Jail for Defra¥ding Four Daycare Centres of $755,000 In Canada
A Canadian court has sentenced Ivon Beatrice Okafor, a Nigerian woman, to six years in federal prison after convicting her of defra¥ding four licensed daycare centres of approximately $755,000.
Okafor, who worked as a bookkeeper in the Greater Toronto Area, was found guilty of multiple counts of fra¥d, th+ft and forgery after unlawfully diverting government childcare subsidies and parents’ payments into her personal bank account over a three-year period.
Investigators said she concealed the scheme by preparing falsified financial records and fake reconciled statements to mask the missing funds and avoid detection. The fra¥d was eventually uncovered when one of the daycare owners noticed discrepancies in the accounts, prompting an investigation by the Toronto Police Service and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP).
Authorities said Okafor fled to Lagos, Nigeria, before cr+minal charges were formally filed against her. Following the issuance of an Interpol Red Notice, she was located, arrested and extradited to Canada to face prosecution.
After reviewing the evidence, the court found her guilty on several counts of fraud, theft and forgery. She was subsequently sentenced to six years in prison and ordered to make full restitution to the daycare owners who suffered financial losses as a result of the scheme.
The case highlights the extensive efforts by Canadian law enforcement agencies to track and prosecute financial crimes, even when suspects leave the country before charges are filed.