kayusely70:
Thank God the hardship didnt push him to dabble into crime over there.

spiceadole:


No be Igbo man.
Else he would have started pushing drugs

PapalsBull:


Source: https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.aljazeera.com/amp/news/2019/10/scot-egyptian-saved-scammed-nigerian-footballer-191014091640406.html

Many of these guys are stranded abroad.

Kendumazy:
A fellow Nigerian like him did that to him. You can imagine. Money wasted, time wasted, effort wasted, sufferness, hopelessness and all sort of bad vibes must had been his experience. To the scammer, he sees it as business. His children too will grow up and experience such, they will now be shouting buhari up and down, not knowing that it's the consequences of their father scamming deals.

Slawormir:
He is not a real niggarrr
Because a real niggarrr can't be a maga to another real niggarrr
If you understand my statement then you must be a real niggarrr

DOMINGOPAPI:
I know this guy men.. wawu....

Qadaffi2idiamin:
You have good heart. May the kids of scammers suffer their father's evil deeds. That guy is a hustler wanting to make life for himself but some wicked elements want to stop that

sexycat:
chai, this guy suffer no be small oooo, so tay his shoulder bone no get meat again....
stop it joor

but na who curse Nigeria as a nation sef?

realestniggah:
Wow so they told him he could have a professional football career in Mongolia of all places and he believes them..

This narrative of Nigerians traveling to any country on planet earth and thinking they can make it need to end..

Mongolia of all places.. These so called agent are feeding on people desperation.

I don't even know Mongolia had a football league until now

kjhova:


Funny as it is, this horrible scam is so easy to pull off.

Remember that the average Nigerian is not very educated and has limited understanding of the geography and economy of the world. worse still, the aspiring Nigerian footballer represents a class below the average and therefore has near zero education with likely no idea what the world outside Nigeria looks like!

I once knew an aspiring footballer in the 1990's who thought Sunday Oliseh was home based since he plays in Belgium. Apparently, he thought Belgium was a town close to Kano! I kid you not, my man. This is a true story. So imagine telling such a fellow that he can end up in Mongolia, "A country close to China that is even better than China". He'd fall flat for it without any further verification.

realestniggah:


Scam like this are used on people with little to no education or people who don't really know how to use the internet.

Because in this day and age.. Most information anyone seek can be found on the internet.

realestniggah:
Wow so they told him he could have a professional football career in Mongolia of all places and he believes them..

This narrative of Nigerians traveling to any country on planet earth and thinking they can make it need to end..

Mongolia of all places.. These so called agent are feeding on people desperation.

I don't even know Mongolia had a football league until now

ndiuel:

Oga u re wicked. What did the kids do to deserve such punishment, u talk like they got to choose their father. Those kids most likely don't know what their father did or is doing, but u still want them to suffer for a crime they didn't commit. Maybe this is the reason our country is like this, years of heaping curses on children instead of the real criminals. Oga u re wicked. In short between u and the scammer I don't know who is more wicked.