Bishop Donmanuel / Idibia on facebook

He has changed his name again on facebook from Bishop Donmanuel to Bishop Idibia but that does not change facts. This man was involved in a violent attempt to dispossess a contact he made on facebook, of his Blackberry phone. It would appear that he set up the incident with an okada rider who joined the resulting bloody fight. The incident has been reported to the police, and you are hereby warned.

Bishop Idibia formerly Bishop Donmanuel - facebook

Bishop Idibia or Bishop Donmanuel - facebook

huguzy on Gaydar

We have received disturbing reports about this profile ‘huguzy‘ on the gaydar.co.uk website. The picture is not of the profile owner and is simply used as bait. This person who uses the name John is known to to attempt to steal and extort by threatening to cause a scene in your home or office. Be wary of people who use pictures of others in their profiles!

http://www.care2.com/causes/nigerian-gays-fight-blackmail-extortion-using-the-internet.html

http://www.mask.org.za/nigerian-lgbt-all-set-to-expose-extortionists-and-blackmailers/

07039473073 Peter - Kingsly, thief, blackmailer

‘07039473073‘ on manjam.com uses the name Kingsly in his profile but is called Peter, appears to reside at No. 11 Apollo Street, Makoko has just been identified as a thief and blackmailer. He has two male friends and two female friends, possibly his neighbours (one called Felicia) who assist him by discreetly trying to film or photograph encounters between him and other men. Their plan is to then either seize your clothing or property and hold it as ransom. He is also happy to involve the local police station in his extortion attempt, and they are not to be trusted. You can check out his profile here while it remains online but ALL his pictures are on our FLICKR page.

07039473073 Peter - Kingsly, thief, blackmailer

http://www.bbc.co.uk/crimewatch/solved/howtheycaught/ghana_datingscammers.shtml

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