‘Even rats makes babies, a mother is far different from wife’ – Emeka Ike replies fan who told him to appreciate his ex-wife after sharing cute photo of his kids

Veteran Nollywood actor, Emeka Ike recently took to his IG page to share a beautiful photo of the 4 children he had with ex-wife, Suzanne Emma. The actor celebrated the kids with sweet words excluding their mother, who he was married to for 17 years before they divorced in March 2017.

Upon sighting the post, a fan @iamokekearujoy, said:

 Appreciate your wife everyday for giving you this cutie! @emekaikeofficial Beautiful kids.”. Responding to her, the actor simply said:

 

@iamokekearujoy… only GOD gives children, no human can… I gave, she received n delivered. Even “rats” makes babies. a mother is farrrrr different from “wife”. May GOD help our today wives to understand “motherhood” amen

Police officers hold thanksgiving in Lagos after returning home safely from the North

Five Police officers were filled with gratitude as they were pictured in a Church in Lagos thanking God after they returned safely from the North-East, where the Boko Haram group have been terrorizing.
According to one of the gallant officers, Akinola Ola Rotimi who shared the photo on his Facebook page, he wrote:

‘3 months,3 weeks ago, my humble self and 62 gallant officers left for the northeast on a special assignment…… and 3 months,3 weeks, we are back to Lagos……NO ONE, I mean NO ONE WAS MISSING………..its really a BIG TESTIMONY….. please help me thank the Good Lord!!!!’

Nigerian man pleads guilty to hacking into computers, scamming $6.5M from U.S. companies

A 31-year-old Nigeria man on Monday, April 17, admitted in federal court Monday his participation in a scheme to hack into computers and email accounts, and steal roughly $6.5 million from American companies last year.

Obinna Obioha pleaded guilty to wire fraud and now faces 20 years in prison.

“As part of his guilty plea, Obioha admitted that, while in Nigeria, he worked with others to hack into computers and email accounts used by dozens of victims in the United States and around the world,” U.S. Attorney Richard S. Hartunian and Vadim D. Thomas, special agent in charge of the Albany field office of the FBI, announced in a news release.

“After monitoring victims’ information to identify imminent commercial transactions, Obioha and his associates created knockoff email addresses that appeared similar to — but varied slightly from — victims’ legitimate email addresses,” the statement said.

“Obioha and his associates then used those bogus email accounts to send fraudulent invoices to victims, instructing them to wire funds to bank accounts controlled by Obioha and his associates, under the pretense that the wires were payments for actual deals that had been previously negotiated by the victims,” federal prosecutors said.

Obioha admitted he was involved in at least 50 wire transfers between January 2016 and September 2016. During that time, about $6.5 million went to bank accounts that Obioha and his associates controlled.

“The accounts received money from fraud victims in New York, Florida, Illinois, Ohio, and Texas, among other places,” federal prosecutors said in the release.

Obioha was arrested Oct. 6, after he flew from Lagos, Nigeria, to JFK International Airport. He has been in custody since then.

Obioha faces up to 20 years in prison, a maximum $250,000 fine and the possibility of being ordered to pay restitution. U.S. District Judge David N. Hurd is scheduled to sentence Obioha July 26.

“Foreign criminal enterprises prey upon American businesses and are using increasingly sophisticated means to do so, as demonstrated by this scheme,” Hartunian said after Obioha pleaded guilty.

“Obioha’s apprehension and conviction is a reminder that foreign nationals targeting American businesses cannot operate with impunity and that the reach of U.S. law enforcement agencies is global.” he added.