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TIKTOK: How Criminals Use Livestream Gifting to ‘Wash’ Their Illicit Funds

April 1, 2025
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TikTok, the globally popular social media platform, has recently come under scrutiny for its potential misuse in money laundering schemes. Criminals have exploited TikTok’s features, particularly its live-streaming and virtual gifting systems, to “wash” illicit funds, making them appear legitimate. This article delves into the mechanisms behind this exploitation, providing a detailed exposition of the methods employed. Understanding TikTok’s…

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Nigerian Police Officers Arrested, Detained for Aiding Chinese and Malaysian Cybercriminals

November 12, 2024
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The Inspector-General of Police, Kayode Egbetokun, has condemned the involvement of Nigerian police officers in protecting foreign hackers arrested for cybercrimes, describing their actions as “illegal.” The statement follows the Nigeria Police Force’s announcement on November 4 that 130 suspects, including 113 foreign nationals and 17 Nigerian accomplices, were arrested for hacking and high-level cybercrimes threatening national security. The…

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Nigeria on the Brink

October 28, 2024
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Nigeria faces a complex mix of economic instability, corruption, insecurity, and social challenges that threaten the lives and futures of its citizens. This article examines these interconnected issues, analyzing the impacts of rising poverty, business closures, and rampant government corruption. It highlights the roles of economic instability, capital flight, and brain drain in undermining Nigeria’s development prospects. Introduction Nigeria,…

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