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Navigable Slide Index
- Introduction
- Nigerian crime in the context of global crime (1)
- Nigerian crime in the context of global crime (2)
- Nigerian crime in the context of global crime (3)
- The puzzle
- Overview and key questions
- Map of Africa
- Nigeria's location
- Nigeria itself: history and economy
- Nigeria itself: population
- Emergence of Nigerian criminal organizations
- Framework for analysis
- National level: opportunities
- National level: incentives and pressures
- National level: resources
- Global level: opportunities
- Global level: incentives and pressures
- Global level: resources
- Framework summary
- Portfolio of domestic criminal activities
- Oil bunkering and maritime piracy
- Money laundering
- Portfolio of transnational criminal activities
- Drug trafficking (1)
- Drug trafficking (2)
- Recruitment of non-profile traffickers (1)
- Recruitment of non-profile traffickers (2)
- Trafficking in women
- Countries of destination
- Trafficking in women - summary
- Nigerian financial frauds
- Seized counterfeit checks and money orders
- Advance fee or 4-1-9 frauds
- A typical letter of 4-1-9 fraud (1)
- A typical letter of 4-1-9 fraud (2)
- Examples of 4-1-9 fraud techniques
- Some recent trends in 4-1-9 frauds
- The 4-1-9 perpetrators
- Structure of Nigerian criminal organizations (1)
- Structure of Nigerian criminal organizations (2)
- Concluding observations
- Further reading (1)
- Further reading (2)
- Internet resources
Topics Covered
- The rise of Nigerian crime
- Nigeria itself
- Emergence of Nigerian criminal organizations
- Framework for analysis
- The activities of Nigerian criminals
- National level: opportunities, incentives, pressures and resources
- Global level: opportunities, incentives, pressures and resources
- Portfolio of domestic criminal activities
- Portfolio of transnational criminal activities
- Drug trafficking
- Trafficking of women
- Nigerian financial fraud
- Advance fee or 4-1-9 frauds
- The structure of criminal organizations
Talk Citation
Williams, P. (2008, November 3). Nigerian organized crime [Video file]. In The Business & Management Collection, Henry Stewart Talks. Retrieved December 3, 2024, from https://doi.org/10.69645/JLSL3633.Export Citation (RIS)