Lexusgs430:
Very old format...... I was almost a victim about 26 years ago at ojuelegba......

Adegbenro7643:
Most of their preys are the covetous. Even when I am freely offered # by those fraudulent people, my look is always enough to scare them away.
One guy be like, "weytin na,,.,,u suppose talk say u no want, why such face?"

Talk ko, speak in tongues ni,,,,make I talk & jejely b his mumu

Jasen1:



Wey that madam Philomena


They plenty for Abuja

I've encountered them twice berga and jabi



They scammed my cousin sister 25k

adedayoa2:
It happened to me o, in mile 2. That should be 2001

abokikhalifa:


Same here at ojuelegba

seunmsg:


Eeyah, so you still be omo ote for 2001?

Lexusgs430:


Did you almost fall into their trap?

lifestyle1:
Old trick..

If you are greedy you will definitely fall for this.

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RexTramadol1:
Chai Dem really scam me dat year





But Na my pityful personality cos am






I wan epp the person Wey be JJC not knowing he's gon scam me real bad




Since then, to curry my favour on the road...... You need Indian charm.

rezzy:


Same year it happened to me, at same mile 2. One aunty saved me

adamsbadoo:
It happened to me in 2002...they stole my wallet but little did they knw that........



















I have only my atm card, #100, pako biscuit nylon and used condom Inside

abokikhalifa:
I almost fell for this scam in 2013 but was smart enough to know it's a scam so I played along with the so called foreigner and the second guy.
I can remember that faithful day vividly well.
I just came out from the National Stadium at Ojuelegba where I went to buy an original Arsenal jersey. I was with 20k cash left on me and my ATM card. I don't know how this guys knew I was with cash on me and my bank account.
As I was walking to the busstop, one guy worked towards me with a Ghanaian accent telling me that is goods were seized by custom officers at Apapa and he needs someone to take him there to claim is goods. He told me that he is new in Lagos and dos not know is way around and he wants me to take him to Apapa that he will give me one IPAD and an IPHONE. That was when I suspected something fishy because as at then the price of IPAD and IPHONE was fu.k.ng high.

As I was conversing with the so called Ghana boy who to me looks like an IGBO GUY, one YORUBA boy was pretending to be a random guy walking pass and was called in by the Ghanaian boy. The way the Yoruba boy reacted also made me understand it was a scam game.

So me as a Lagos/ Akwa Ibom boy I say make I play along make we see who the Mumu be.

The Yoruba boy claimed to be a unilag student(for my mind Unilag boy way no get swarg, that one Na Unilag student?) and he insisted that we should help the Ghanaian guy and make money from him.

At the end of the day, the Ghanaian guy who claimed not to know anywhere in Lagos State was the one that stopped a keke and in my mind I was like ''OGA YOU TALK SAY U NO SABBI ANYWHERE FOR LAGOS HOW COME NA YOU DEY STOP KEKE FOR LAGOS''

I saw the way their rushed into the keke thinking that they have getting a maga nd I watched them smiling. They looked back and saw me standing and waving BYE BYE and good luck with your next client.

Through out that day I was wondering how someone else will fall victim.

HolyHero:
Bro don't play yourself.. those guys use charms too

micfoley:
OP thanks for taking .time out to explain. I know people who have been unfortunate to fall victim . May God protect us

ACE1010:


A whole you Chai!!

TheUbermensch:
Word, OP.

There's also another scam I've been told about and also experienced.

It works best when you're wearing a sandal. A young guy would approach you to tell you you aren't putting on the Sandals well. He'd further say that the way you are wearing it may spoil it. Now when this was happening to me I didn't dismiss the nigga immediately. Indeed I was experiencing a certain pain in my foot from the Sandals. "Maybe I wasn't wearing it well I thought".

The best thing to do in this situation is to dismiss them. Be very harsh. Raise an alarm if possible.

But if you don't they'd keep on commenting on your Sandals. The guy would later say he makes sandals and he can help you readjust it so it won't spoil. At this point you should really really tell him off.

But if you don't, and you shrug and let him come to adjust your Sandals, he'd ask you to see him. Then he'd be readjusting your foot sort of. At this point all your concentration is on your foot and what exactly the guy would do.

Alas! What's really happening is as you bend, he's dipping his hands into your pocket and you'd be in a position where you won't feel it. Maybe they use Jarz I don't know.

When it was happening to me I let the nigga have a go at my foot. I wanted to see how exactly it worked. He kept on readjusting my foot and telling me to bend down, but my eyes were on my trouser pockets.

[b]He was lucky he got away with a knock from me. [/b]Had I seen the policeman at the bend of the street I'd have handed him over.

Bottom line: Y'all have to be wise in the street of Lagos.

Chascop:
Africans and their magical powers..

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