Hugo Africa - The man who forgave God - The Faces of 419 SCAM

This is a hilarious but power-packed book, hence do read all parts of this book to get the messages clearly. Reading only a portion may not help. Read this book with some level of mental curiosity as the Author is not just entertaining the readers.

The information contained in this book is presented in the simplest form of English for easy and wider reading and to avoid ambiguity, confusion and misunderstanding.

This book can only be helpful if read without narrow-mindedness or prejudice. The author wrote this book as an activist and an inspirational motivational writer.

The number 419 refers to an article of the Nigerian Criminal Code, part of Chapter 38: Obtaining Property by False Pretenses:
Cheating, fraud.
Although it is a Nigerian Criminal code, it is not only a Nigerian thing, 419 scam is happening everywhere.

The religious God introduced into the African continent by our colonial masters who named themselves whites (meaning a pure race) and named the African people blacks (meaning a dark, impure race), has become a slave tool and a tool of religious fraud. From their actions lately and also from all other evidence around, they no longer worship this God; but the entire African continent and its people still do, yet the African continent
fails to develop.

I forgive this God as he is a God of 419 scam.

THE MAN WHO FORGAVE GOD- FACES OF 419
SCAM

(First published in 2011)

ISBN: 978-1-61979-309-5

Republic of South Africa

(Presented in simple English)

Copyright 2011. THE MAN WHO FORGAVE GOD FACES OF 419 SCAM 2011, TSUMELE PUBLISHING CC

Introducing

Wake up Africa foundation
www.wakeupafrica.org

Also introducing

Save the Youth Foundation www.savetheyouth.za.org
www.savetheyouthsfoundation.org

Other books by the Author:

WE CAN DO IT (BEST SELLER)
Publisher: Tsumele Publishing, Republic of South
Africa

A WAKE UP CALL
Publisher: Tsumele Publishing, Republic of South
Africa

This book is written to sensitize the masses against the growing ugly trend of 419 schemes happening on the internet; in churches and other religious bodies; in GSM companies, stock and investment companies; at the grassroots; and within our political structures. It has been estimated that every second at least 1000 scams are happening in the world. Someone out there is either selling dreams or buying one. This book contains hilarious stories of 419 schemes that will make you both laugh and think. This book will also make you realize that although 419 is a Nigerian criminal code, it is not only a Nigerian thing but a global thing. 419 is happening everywhere, even as you pick up your phone and send strings of text messages to your service providers, either to enter a lottery draw or answer a 'simple' question on a TV promo to win a million. Anyone can be a victim of 419 schemes, even Albert Einstein, even the Pope, Nelson Mandela, George Bush, or Bill Gates. It is all about what we desperately desire and our greedy human instincts.

419 has many different faces. 419 is the selling of false dreams. This book aims to help the African youth to abstain from falling for or promoting any acts of 419. Wealth from such an ugly means cannot be used to enhance creativity and achieve the developmental goals we need in the continent. 419 destroys trust in human and business relationships; 419 causes emotional wrecks and, in extreme cases, death of the victim by suicide; 419 is an abuse of time and creative energy. To the perpetrators of 419 scams, I say: stop selling dreams and get a life, for when you hypnotize others you hypnotize yourself too. For all of those religious fanatics and hypocrites, selling God and false dreams, I say to you stop such ugly acts and find better things to do with your lives. The Holy books have been misinterpreted and Africans suffer a lot because of this. The African continent has failed to develop because of misinterpretation of religious doctrines and teachings. The Bible for instance has presented allegorically in most instances but it may be surprising to know that in all of those instances, Africans absorb the meaning literarily. I asked someone how Noah could build an arc that will contain all the animal species in the world and how the arc survived the biblical flood. What were those animals eating in that arc and what is the size of this arc that it could contain all the various animal species in the world. I asked also how the fishes entered the same arc and if they did, how did they survive since there was no water in the arc. Did Noah design a hook to catch the fishes and position them in the arc or did the fishes just made their way into the arc. I asked these questions and people laughed yet giving me no clear answers. In some instances people do not want to be engaged in these discussions because the degree of brainwash and in most instances narrow-mindedness. Most people do not believe in themselves hence they must believe in something. We do not advise people not to believe in something but let what ever you believe in be realistic as you may end up believing in things that never existed.

I dedicate this work to the Universal God and also to all those who have been victims of all kinds of 419 scam most especially religious fraud.

South Africa

Sowetan, Friday January 26th 2007, page 4: Hugo beats the African drum, ( www.sowetan.co.za ).

Sowetan, Wednesday April 16th 2008, pages 2 and 27: Hugo Africa believes that we can do it; African mindset must change.

Sowetan, Tuesday May 20th 2008, pages 2 and 13: Worms are eating our continent; The worms eating Africa.

Sowetan, Friday October 10th 2008, Time out (Personality) page 4: One mans mission to free Africa from mental slavery.

Citizen, Monday 7th July 2008, CitiVibe, page 1: Africa inspired; Motivating people to shake up their thinking ( www.citizen.co.za ).

Northern Eastern Tribune, Friday 4th July 2008, pages 1 and 13: Singing for Africa; Stand up! by Amanda Watson, ( www.caxton.co.za ).

SABC Africa TV interview (180 Degree Africa interview with Hugo Africa), March 9th 2007, .

Channel Africa Radio interview (1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th interviews), www.channelafrica.org. Refugee day: Morning Live SABC.

SABC 1, Shift, 31st Dec 2008.

Channel O TV interview, December 6th 2006, www.mnet.co.za/channelo

Channel 102, DSTV interview (African Magic), April 29th 2007, http://www.dstv.com.

SABC Africa TV International (2nd, 3rd and 4th interviews).

SAfm Afternoon Talk

SAfm, 20th January 2009 (Obama Inauguration Day)

Others, Soweto TV, Trans African Media, Radio 2000, Lotus FM, Durban community newspaper, Mtata FM, Commuter FM.

Nigeria

Ait Business Lunch, Lagos; Silver Bird Television, Lagos; Galaxy Television, Lagos; LTV, Lagos; Eco Radio Station, Lagos; MITV, Lagos; Sky Radio, Lagos; TV Continental Radio Station, Lagos; Daily Independent; Daily Sun (Okota Festival); National Tribune (Okota Festival); Punch; Guardian; National Life .

I was paid 5000 rand to pose as a cripple in the church. I arrived with the wheelchair at the scene, positioning myself near the church stage where the miracle was to take place. The music was on, and the pastor was shouting and praying loudly, healing a deaf person that was also paid to act as a deaf man. When nature called, I stood up from the wheelchair and proceeded to the toilet, forgetting that I was paid to be a cripple.

They came here and showed us mirrors and other fanciful things; they also gave us holy books. They told us to look upon the sky and we did, they also told us to close our eyes in prayers and we did but before our eyes were opened, they had gone with our cattle and lands while we held the holy books and mirrors. Now we are crying to regain our
possessions.

Mr. Ali Khama had been a victim of the Wash Wash 419 scheme before. He was invited to Africa for business by 419 schemers. On arrival, they enacted a scene he had seen before. They brought out a box of money with bank stamps on them to be cleaned with a chemical. They brought out the chemical and other gadgets to remove the stamps on the money. As soon as Mr. Khama saw the man dip his hands into the water to wash the money he said, holding one of the schemers by his clothes, I have seen this before please do another thing or else give me back the $5000 I gave you. The schemers became confused and after fruitless efforts to convince him that their own operation was real, the man said, Okay, please I will be glad to get back my flight ticket of $1000 dollars to go back to Nepal. He let go of the schemers clothes and started watching a cartoon on TV, and they asked him why he was not paying attention. He replied, I would rather watch cartoons on TV, unless you have something else to show me; I have seen all of this before.