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😳😱“The Young Officer Has No Respect For Constituted Authority; This Is Unacceptable. His Uniform Should Be Removed Immediately” — Joe Igbokwe Lampoons Soldier for 'Blocking' FCT Minister, Nyesom Wike at a Property In Abuja

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💔 “My Heart Is Broken… I Regret Ever Trusting Nigerians” — China Ross Cries Out

I just finished a meeting with the Nigerian community here in China, and I am speaking with a heavy heart. Tonight, I feel truly betrayed.

Because of one careless allegation VDM made without a single proof, thousands of Nigerians rushed online to call me a scammer. I was reading the comments… and tears came to my eyes. How can people destroy someone’s name, someone whom they don't know about him, simply because someone alleged that I scam someone without any proof.

The lady who claimed I scammed her has shown NOTHING, no receipt, no screenshot, no record, absolutely nothing. Yet many believed her just because VDM said it. If VDM was in China, he would have been arrested and forced to present evidence before mentioning my name. But he is hiding behind social media where anything can be said without consequences.

From today, with deep pain in my heart, I will NEVER pay any Nigerian for promotion again.
It is heartbreaking to support someone, pay him, help him , only for him and his followers to turn around and insult me, mock me, and want to destroy my name overnight.

I wanted to come to Lagos. I wanted to invest. I wanted to open a branch of Ross China in Nigeria to create business opportunities for your people. I was excited about it. But after this humiliation, NEVER again. I will take that investment to Nairobi, Kenya or Southeast Asia, where people appreciate support and honesty. I regret ever trusting Nigerians in business first place.

I have customers from China, Asia, Europe, America, and many other places. Not even one person has ever accused me of fraud. Not one.
But suddenly, Nigerians label me a scammer, for what? For an amount nobody can state? For a payment nobody can explain? For goods nobody can name? The “victim” is even hiding and can’t present one piece of evidence!

Let’s be honest, even with VDM’s millions of followers, he has never made one person buy from me.
So tell me, how did I “scam his follower”? Which follower? Who? Where is she? Where is the proof?

If you are a Nigerian and you feel offended by my words, please unfollow me. I don’t want hatred on my page. I don’t want insults from people who have NEVER supported me or bought anything from me.

Do you know someone scammed me of $65,000 before? I showed evidence to police, and the person was arrested. That is how I handle matters, with facts. Let VDM come to China to report me to Nigeria community and police with evidence.

So if VDM or that lady has any proof, let them show it to the world. If it is true that I scammed anyone, I will refund 10 times the amount. I am not afraid of the truth.

To the few Nigerians who still believe in me, who know my heart and have done honest business with me — thank you. You are the reason I stayed this long.

Tonight, I am going to sleep with a broken heart.
Good night. 🌙

— China Ross Boss

The Nigeria Police Force has successfully retrieved two vehicles that were stolen and illegally shipped into Nigeria from the Netherlands: a 2020 Toyota C-HR and a 2019 Toyota RAV4.

In a statement, officers from the INTERPOL National Central Bureau (NC in Abuja, alongside INTERPOL NCB The Hague, effectively tracked down and retrieved two vehicles, a 2020 Toyota C-HR and a 2019 Toyota RAV4 from different sites in Lagos and Akwa Ibom States.

Investigations uncovered that the vehicles had been stolen from both Amsterdam and Midden-Nederland. They were then transported via the Port of Antwerp in Belgium and reached Lagos by late 2023.

After diligently following the appropriate legal procedures, the Federal High Court in Abuja issued a final order for the forfeiture of the vehicles, which was granted in favor of the Dutch government via the vehicles' insurance company. This order enables the legitimate return of the vehicles to the Netherlands.

The INTERPOL NCB Abuja team later transferred custody of the recovered vehicles to the representatives from both the insurance company and the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Nigeria.

The Inspector-General of Police, Kayode Egbetokun, praised the INTERPOL operatives for their professionalism and highlighted the effective partnership with international colleagues. He emphasized that the recent recovery showcases the Nigeria Police Force’s steadfast dedication to global law enforcement collaboration and its resolve to break down cross-border criminal organizations.

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