0LA0LUWA23:
Good Afternoon, well-meaning Nigerians,

My name is Olaoluwa. I am 32 and an O-Level holder. I had a car accident last year, lost my job, and became jobless for months.

Please help me; I am seriously hungry. The last time I ate was Thursday evening, and it was my remaining garri that I drank. I have not eaten any other food since Thursday evening other than the water that I have been drinking to gain some strength. I can no longer endure the hunger; my body is starting to shake. Please, my people, I am really sorry for begging, but it is just that I am starving to death. Please, someone should help me with something to eat, no matter the amount. I don't mind. I will always appreciate you. I am starving. I know things are very hard these days. Anything you have to spare, I would really appreciate.

I live at No. 31, Osuolale Street, Alubarika Town, Bode Olude, Abeokuta, Ogun State.

If you live near me, please invite me for lunch; I am dying of hunger. May you never lack the good things in life. Please have mercy on me and help me.

My phone number is 0 9 0 6 6 0 4 0 6 5 2

Please help me with any amount; #600 will do a lot for me at this time.

My bank details are:

Access Bank PLC
0 0 2 4 8 6 9 3 2 3
My name is Olaoluwa


I want to sell my Vivo V3.

Price: 20k
Location: Abeokuta
Contact: 0 9 0 6 6 0 4 0 6 5 2

Please buy my phone. I need to buy food. I am beginning to feel pain in my stomach.

emkz:
A Nigerian based in Canada, Kayode Stephen, has been accused of defrauding several people of millions of naira under the pretext of getting them certificates of sponsorship for care jobs in the United Kingdom.



https://punchng.com/jobseekers-eyeing-care-jobs-abroad-lose-millions-to-canada-based-nigerian/

emkz:
A Nigerian based in Canada, Kayode Stephen, has been accused of defrauding several people of millions of naira under the pretext of getting them certificates of sponsorship for care jobs in the United Kingdom.



https://punchng.com/jobseekers-eyeing-care-jobs-abroad-lose-millions-to-canada-based-nigerian/

emkz:
A Nigerian based in Canada, Kayode Stephen, has been accused of defrauding several people of millions of naira under the pretext of getting them certificates of sponsorship for care jobs in the United Kingdom.



https://punchng.com/jobseekers-eyeing-care-jobs-abroad-lose-millions-to-canada-based-nigerian/

Namaster:
This is proof that life is not fair.

How did people do DUMB get the money they got scammed of in the first place?

Imagine giving a HUGE amount of money to a NIGERIAN to help you secure a UK job and sponsorship.

NEVER trust a Nigerian when it comes to money. Even if said Nigerian currently lives in heaven.

franchasofficia:
In few years to come, Kayode will be back in Nigeria to join politics, and he will use all the ill gotten money he acquired through scamming people to buy his way politically to become his State Governor and his people will start telling us how Kayode is the best brain in the whole world who amassed wealth working as a first class graduate of Toronto university Canada, and they will expect Kayode who started life as a scammer to become a Saint just because he has been elected Governor of his state.



Just a matter of time

jojothaiv:

You see this comment of us, I no joke with am since 2020, if the Nigerian in person con dey soft spoken, dey post motivational quotes upandan and scriptures, I dey next them.

Kingray10:
For this Tinubu regime, where ona they see 12k£ from
Besides if you have this amount why not use the study route

Jesusbaby4lyf:
People just don't have conscience again. You'll stay and defraud your fellow human, what if that was gotten from his hard labour and perhaps years of denying himself good things of life

Cutehector:
Omo. E better to just dey 9ja dey chop your money.

franchasofficia:
In few years to come, Kayode will be back in Nigeria to join politics, and he will use all the ill gotten money he acquired through scamming people to buy his way politically to become his State Governor and his people will start telling us how Kayode is the best brain in the whole world who amassed wealth working as a first class graduate of Toronto university Canada, and they will expect Kayode who started life as a scammer to become a Saint just because he has been elected Governor of his state.



Just a matter of time

delpee:
The guy should come and explain what he did with their money. Besides that, he should pay everyone back in full and face trial if necessary.

maasoap:


Rat poison straight!! Na so cotenant of my cousin ran mad that year after selling his businesses and house under construction plus his savings and everything, only to fall into the hands of fraudsters. He maddened one time, big time. Na ropes other tenants used to tie him before calling his family to come and carry him back to their hometown.

pansophist:
It is hard to pity folks who got scammed.

Why would you pay someone to run a visa for you for God's sake? You called yourself an adult, but can't handle adult responsibilities.

If anybody scams you, it simply reveals your operational weakness that needs to be patched. If I told you that Muslims use the bible and not the Quran, it simply means you are dumb if you believe me.

I feel sorry for the victims, but I find it hard to empathize because it is a natural rule that the dumb will suffer. And this is life playing its course. It tolerates no losers.

davillian:
For my life I never do pay before delivery
If it looks too good to be true I run
If it's too cheap I run
If it's too easy I run...
I've not been scammed
I suspect everything that involves my money.

MyVILLAGEpeople:


Not all. I have met a nairalander here who haven't seen before and we ran deals going into millions without seeing him. Honestly at first I was skeptical but after the first and second tries and he reciprocated I trusted. We still have good people around. Saying all Nigerians are scammers is big stereotyping.

jojothaiv:

I admit not all but then the bad eggs are much out there.

davillian:
For my life I never do pay before delivery
If it looks too good to be true I run
If it's too cheap I run
If it's too easy I run...
I've not been scammed
I suspect everything that involves my money.

bouncin04:
I keep wondering why the desperation when 100 years from now we all don die go .