Nigerian Women’s First Names

Helping You Spot Nigerian Scammers

Spotting Scammers – A SCARS Insight

Spotting Scammers: Often Nigerian Scammers Will Use Other Identities As A Part Of Their Scams, Such As Attorneys Or People To Receive The Money Who Have Nigerian Names!

Knowing the typical Nigerian women’s first names can be helpful in spotting scammers, especially romance and impersonation scams and scammers.

Here are a few ways this helps in spotting scammers:

It can help you to identify potential scams. If you are contacted by someone who ultimately wants money from you for whatever reason and has a common Nigerian woman’s first name, it is more likely that they are a scammer. However, remember that scammers often use American or European common names because they are more likely to be trusted. But at some point during the scam, they may introduce new characters to reinforce the scam or receive the money that will have Nigerian names.
It can help you to be more cautious. If you are aware that many romance and impersonation scams originate from Nigeria, you may be more cautious when communicating with people from that country. You may be less likely to give out personal information or send money to someone you do not know well.

Abigail
Ada
Adaobi
Adaeze
Adanna
Adeola
Aderonke
Adesuwa
Adetokunbo
Adetola
Afoma
Aina
Aisha
Amaka
Amara
Anwuli
Asabe
Ayo
Bimbo
Blessing
Bunmi
Chiamaka
Chidera
Chioma
Chinelo
Chinyere
Chisom
Chizoba
Comfort
Damilola
Deborah
Ebun
Ebunoluwa
Efe
Efemena
Elizabeth
Esther
Fausat
Felicia
Folasade
Funke
Funmilayo
Gift
Grace
Habiba
Hadiza
Halima
Ifeoma
Ijeoma
Ifeoluwa
Ihuoma
Ijeoma
Ikenna
Imoleayo
Ireti
Jennifer
Jumoke
Kafilat
Kemi
Khadijah
Kikelomo
Latifat
Loveth
Maryam
Modupe
Morenike
Munachimso
Ngozi
Nkechi
Nkemdilim
Nneka
Nneoma
Nnenna
Nonye
Nwakaego
Obiageli
Ogechi
Oluwabunmi
Oluwakemi
Oluwaseun
Omolara
Onyinyechi
Osinachi
Patience
Peace
Precious
Rashidat
Ronke
Rukayat
Safiya
Shade
Simisola
Sola
Temitope
Teniola
Titilayo
Titi
Tope
Uche
Zainab

Abidemi
Abisola
Adaugo
Adebimpe
Adebola
Adepeju
Adewunmi
Aduragbemi
Afolake
Agatha
Agnes
Aina
Ajoke
Aminat
Anthonia
Arit
Ayisat
Ayobami
Ayomide
Barakat
Basirat
Bidemi
Bilqis
Bisi
Bola
Bose
Bukola
Bimpe
Chidinma
Chigozie
Chika
Chiwendu
Christy
Cynthia
Damisi
Doyin
Ebunoluwa
Edidiong
Ejiro
Ekpemupolo
Eno
Enobong
Eniola
Enitan
Eucharia
Eunice
Favour
Fatimah
Felicity
Florence
Folashade
Foluke
Frances
Funmilola
Ganiyat
Gladys
Halimah
Hamdalah
Hanifat
Hassana
Ifunanya
Ijeoma
Iretioluwa
Janet
Jesutofunmi
Joke
Juliana
Justina
Kafilah
Kafilat
Kafilat
Kanyinsola
Khairat
Kudirat
Latifah
Latifat
Mariam
Mariam
Mary
Modinat
Morenike
Morufat
Mosunmola
Nafisat
Naimah
Ngozi
Nkem
Nkemdirim
Nneoma
Nneka
Nnenna
Nneoma
Nonyem
Omobolanle
Omolola
Omolola
Onome
Oyinlola
Oyinkansola
Rashida

Rafiat
Ramota
Rashidat
Rukayat
Ruth
Saheedat
Salmat
Sekinat
Shade
Shakirat
Shukurat
Sidi
Sikirat
Simisola
Stella
Taiwo
Temilade
Temilola
Temitope
Teni
Titi
Tope
Tunde
Uche
Uju
Yetunde

Additional Tips for Spotting Scammers from Nigeria

Here are some additional tips for spotting romance and impersonation scams:

Be wary of unsolicited contact. Scammers often reach out to potential victims via online dating sites, social media, or email. If you receive a message from someone you do not know, be careful about clicking on any links or opening any attachments.
Beware of high-pressure tactics. Scammers often try to pressure their victims into making a decision quickly, without giving them time to think it through. If someone is trying to rush you into sending them money or giving them personal information, run away!
Beware of promises that seem too good to be true. Scammers often make promises of love, wealth, or success. If someone is promising you something that seems too good to be true, it probably is.
Do your research. Before you agree to anything, take the time to research the person you are communicating with.You can also try to reverse image search their profile photos to see if they are being used elsewhere online.
Trust your instincts, not your emotions. If something feels wrong, it probably is. If you have any doubts about a situation, don’t be afraid to walk away.

If you think you may have been a victim of a romance or impersonation scam, it is important to report it to the authorities – go to reporting.AgsinstScams.org to learn how.

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Global Cyber Alliance ACT Cybersecurity Tool Website: Actionable Cybersecurity Tools (ACT) (globalcyberalliance.org) https://act.globalcyberalliance.org/index.php/Actionable_Cybersecurity_Tools_(ACT)_-_Simplified_Cybersecurity_Protection
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