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Makut Alfred Mashat Popularly Known as Seemo DA Black Czar has been appointed a Record Label Representative for Africa for Doo- Doo Records.

Doo-Doo Records is an International record label headquartered in North-Dakota, with offices in California, Florida and New York City that scouts for Talented music acts from Africa to put on platforms all over the world.

Ibrahim “Bonky-Bee” is the CEO of the label which is a subsidiary of Mammoth Entertainment, United States Of America.

“Seemo tells the African Story in his original style of Rythm and poetry raising consciousness about politics, society,love,struggle and triumph over everyday challenges” says Bonky Bee

The label has engaged the services of veteran Hip hop act and showbiz impresario -SEEMO DA BLACK CZAR, who has been working on his much anticipated Album “SENIOR MAN”

SEEMO DA BLACK CZAR features acts like Terry Tha Rapman,Dr Smith,Al-Chaddas, G-tapzy,Craig B,Bezalel Slash-P,Vill-E,King-VI,,Nannix,Emjoe,Cyril on the SENIOR MAN project which is 100% made in Jos,The Capital of Plateau State in Central Nigeria.

The vibes from the Album caught the attention of Doo-Doo A&R executives via the online media and that facilitated the paper work for a distribution & management deal.

Seemo Da black Czar as the African Representative of the label is to set up platforms for local acts to exhibit their talents all over the continent,where opportunities will be created for the best to blossom on the world stage.

The Production credits on this project go to Elmore Hodus,X-Phill Em-joe & Du Supaman.

Seemo Da black Czar is a veteran Afro-Hip Hop Beats Artiste,A prolific Song writer,A Professional Journalist/blogger and a social crusader.

The 15 Track Album is set to be Released On Seemo’s Birthday on June 23rd,2021 on all digital platforms worldwide.

At the moment, Seemo is set to release a Single off the Album “SENIOR MAN” Titled ” “SARKIN YAKI” that features Veteran Rapper TERRY Tha Rapman.

The United States of America (USA) on Tuesday, June 17, blacklisted and charged six Nigerian nationals; who blinked some $6 million from Americans by posing as either business executives or romantic partners online.

According to the Treasury Department, the six Nigerian men either targeted U.S. businesses; either by impersonating executives and requested wire transfers from legitimate corporate accounts; or they used dating sites to foster romantic relationships with Americans to request large sums of money; all under false pretences.

The six men blacklisted are Richard Uzuh, Micheal Olorunyomi, Alex Ogunshakin, Felix Okpoh, Nnamdi Benson, and Abiola Kayode.

Specifically, the Justice Department also announced the unsealing of scam indictments on Tuesday; charging the men with various wire fraud, fraud and identity theft crimes.

Further,it stated that the charges are punishable by up to 20 years imprisonment; as well as a fine up to $250,000.

Two others involved in the scheme — Adewale Aniyeloye and Onome Ijomone — earlier entered plea deals and were sentenced in the District of Nebraska to eight years in jail for wire fraud and five years in jail for conspiracy to commit wire fraud, respectively, prosecutors said.

The six men are believed to be in Nigeria and have been added to the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Cyber’s Most Wanted list.

“We will continue coming after you, no matter where you are,” said Special Agent in Charge Kristi K. Johnson of the Omaha FBI field office.

According to the USA unsealed indictments, as early as 2015, Uzhu and Aniyeloye would send spoofed emails that appeared to come from legitimate business executives to company employees requesting wire transfers to bank accounts; some of which resided outside the United States, including in Nigeria.

“The business employees, thinking that the wire transfer requests were legitimate, would comply with the wire transfer request and wire the money to the location provided in the wiring instructions,” the indictments said.

Some 70 U.S. companies were defrauded by the men in this scheme, the Federal Bureau of Investigation said.

In another scheme, Ijomone and Olorunyomi would develop romantic relationships with USA targets to scam them of their bank account information to funnel funds into their own accounts; or they would convince their victims to send them money via wire transfer.

According to the unsealed indictments, the men would create fake profiles on dating sites to pose as “individuals looking for love”; or as financial advisors to those fake accounts.

The men would develop relationships with their victims to obtain funds directly or, in some cases; they would direct their victims to their so-called financial advisor “who would further help convince the romance scam victim about the legitimacy of the proposed transactions,” the indictments said.

The pair scammed $480,000 from two victims, prosecutors said.

It was further revealed that the sanctions imposed by the Treasury under an executive order that targets malicious cyber-enabled crimes bars U.S citizens from doing business with them and freezes all of their assets in the USA.

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SEEMO DA BLACK CZAR Appointed African Representative of Doo-Doo International Records, USA.

Six Nigerians in ‘FBI Most Wanted List’ for $6m cyber fraud (Full names)

The six men blacklisted are Richard Uzuh, Micheal Olorunyomi, Alex Ogunshakin, Felix Okpoh, Nnamdi Benson, and Abiola Kayode.

According to the USA unsealed indictments, as early as 2015, Uzhu and Aniyeloye would send spoofed emails that appeared to come from legitimate business executives to company employees requesting wire transfers to bank accounts; some of which resided outside the United States, including in Nigeria.