[dodger]

To be split with the DNC and other malefactors ...

[lightman]

I am struggling NOT to wish Ebola on those jackals.

[jimpick]

At what point do we declare this to be economic warfare and go in and wipe these people out?. I mean set a real example of them and go medieval.

[Honest Nigerian]

I have what might be useful information.
But i need government protection and 30% whistle blower fee in Small unmarked bills.
Signed, Deep Shitt

[dennisw]

This hole called Nigeria has one of the highest birthrates in sub-Saharan Africa.

[max americana]

because calling you on the phone explaining that the caller is the son of the prince in Africa and that you need to send him $5000 to receive $25,000 in checks is so 90’s.

[SpaceBar]

Let me guess, they are shocked, shocked!

[bubbacluck]

Print trillions and they will come. Trillions more on the way. It’s almost like waving a red flag in front of a bull.

[Brookhaven]

Nigerian?

Overwhelmed state agency or not, if the unemployment check is going to a Nigerian bank, it should raise red flags.

[AndyJackson]

I am appalled at the utter lack of security in our country. How about a bank account, tax returns, linked to an actual verifiable address with telephone and other untilities. And an affidavit from the bank stating that you have physically identified yourself to the bank in person and the address is correct.

And if you can produce that, then you have to appear in person with documents and witnesses.

But if you did something like that it could lead to voter ID, and we know where that is going.

[KSCITYBOY]

Btt

[Cedar]

I thought the Unemployment “System” notifies the Employer when an Employee files for unemployment benefits. The State government must get the Employer’s verification and approval first before granting benefits to the Employee. They give the Employer the option to file an Appeal.

This process is still in place during this virus situation, so it’s not clear how these stolen social security fake claims could get through the system and bypass the Employer.

[Carl Vehse]

The U.S. needs wet teams clean up this mess.

[jmacusa]

Imagine if countries like Nigeria and Mexico put this kind of effort into legitimately fixing their countries instead of destroying ours how much better off their countries would be?

[MtnClimber]

Is that why I didn’t get a welfare check today?

[wastedyears]

Any way to see if you’re a victim of this fraud? My mom still hasn’t received hers.

[Lurkinanloomin]

Our government is so inept that the entire world is ripping us off and stealing us blind.

[Mark]

Just “Draw a line in the sand” and warn them to behave!

[Faith Presses On]

But do you think it could be not Nigerians, but China behind this?

China–Nigeria relations
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The bilateral relations between the Federal Republic of Nigeria and the People’s Republic of China have expanded on growing bilateral trade and strategic cooperation. China is considered one of Nigeria’s closest allies and partners. China is also one of Nigeria’s important trading and export partners. According to a 2014 BBC World Service Poll, 80% of Nigerians view China’s influence positively, with only 10% expressing a negative view, making Nigeria the most pro-Chinese nation in the world.[1]

[bitt]

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