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EXPOSÉ: This Is How Fake Money Is Made and How People Get Conned

Ladies and Gentlemen, Kenyans, If you wondered how a whole former Minister and Governor Aspirant for Tana River County Danson Mungatana was conned Kshs. 76 million, this is how. Read below, the story of West African smooth con artists. *** Cyprian allow me to call this the "white bills" con being run by our brothers f

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Ladies and Gentlemen, Kenyans, If you wondered how a whole former Minister and Governor Aspirant for Tana River County Danson Mungatana was conned Kshs. 76 million, this is how. Read below, the story of West African smooth con artists. *** Cyprian allow me to call this the "white bills" con being run by our brothers from West Africa on non-suspecting Kenyans. The criminals are people from Ghana, Ivory Coast, and Nigeria etc. The witting con artist approaches you via social media for example Twitter, Instagram or LinkedIn in terms of connecting and as usual you'll respond positively to their messages or accept the connection request as in the LinkedIn’s case. After sometime, the con artist will send you a message enquiring the business...

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