prince9851:
my sister, dat is d scratch face republic for u..and dis is y i cant go to FUTA

engrobidigbo:
what nonsense Jazz? Those guys only catch peeps that wanna get rich quick without hardwork

brightology3:
who is this again for God's sake. get back the hole you came from

engrobidigbo:

You've been noticed....
Smokers are liable to die young..... Gbana boy

brightology3:
boy get of my mention

prince9851:
d girl even looks like a witch...i dont even understand d story

mizzpweety:
Amen

prince9851:
d girl even looks like a witch...i dont even understand d story

Weedcrusher:
A similar story happened to me when I did my youth service in Enugu in 2007

My story is even more convincing than the op. I will give you brief summary

For people that knows Enugu, I went to buy something at new market before going to old park for my cds. Normally, I like taking bus because to me it's safer and you get to socialize. But this day, I decided to take a cab since old park is not far from new market. Inside the cab there are 2 people at the back (a man and a lady) a driver and a passenger in front. So I joined the 2 at the back. After driving for a while, the passenger at the front alighted and gave the driver some money. The driver moved for like 2 seconds before he realized that the money the dude gave him is dollars. So he reversed and told him he gave him 20 dollars which is an equivalent of 2000 naira. A dollar was roughly 100 naira or thereabout then. The guy in a foreign accent said he doesnt know that, that he taught naira is as valuable as dollar. The guy at the back which now sitting at the front told him bro, you need to change your dollars to naira, else people will cheat you. So he told him he can help him change it. Then he gave the guy a very ridiculous rate, that was when I chipped in and said the rate is way higher than that. The foreign guy then pleaded with all of us to help him with the exchange. He shared his story of why he's in Nigeria for a business purpose that didn't work. That because he's from ivory coast, he always do business in dollars that that was why he didn't know naira wasnt that valuable. This guy even spoke fluent French (I know a little bit of French) and showed us a flight ticket. The guy then promised us that if we could help him that he would give each one of us 10% of the value. The driver and the guy at the front both said they know where they can help him change it. The lady sitting beside me begged that I should follow them because she doesn't trust the driver and the other guy, and I seem to know the real exchange rate. As a sharp Lagos boy, I just giggled and told them I have cds to do, and I'm sorry I can't follow them. After a while, I figured out that if I continue to sit in the car, all 3 will continue to persuade me to follow them. I just gave the driver his money and alighted. After I got down, a lot of questioning came to my mind. How will a foreign investor not know exchange rate, who gives people he doesn't know free money, how come the driver is willing to help this dude at the expense of his work. When I got home from cds, I told my friends the story so they wise up and drank cold beer for being smart when it matters most

fathomberry:


Aswear

prince9851:
d girl even looks like a witch...i dont even understand d story

Mjshexy:
It's even worse in Abuja now, may God continue to protect us from these satanic souls...

jo997:


It takes a wizard to identify a witch...., no disrespect dude but if u got nothing good to comment better be salient.

engrobidigbo:
what nonsense Jazz? Those guys only catch peeps that wanna get rich quick without hardwork

prince9851:
d girl even looks like a witch...i dont even understand d story

prince9851:
d girl even looks like a witch...i dont even understand d story

Nma27:
In Abuja? I've never experienced such nd will never will...