Why are Nigerians seen as fraudulent and dubious people?
Hafa?

How you dey?

These seem to be the first thing many foreigners say while interacting with me for the first time.

According to them, In saying this the Nigerian wouldn't think of scamming them because they're sounding like a local.

I think some got this from scam watch sites, travel agencies, their government.

I really don't care where they got that from because such familiar parlance won't stop me from scamming you if i wanted to.

You contacted me because you want to get some information, you're testing me in the process if i have scamming tendencies, we are not even talking money for christ sake.

For some time now, Nigerians studying abroad only come back home as a corpse, the ones alive have nothing good to tell.

The government of the host countries have no good explanation to give, neither the Nigerian government, as usual.

India, Ukraine, North Cyprus, Russia, Malaysia, even our own brothers South Africa, top the list on the dishonourable treatment of some Nigerians.

Some of these Nigerians are not innocent, but the majority of them are but general hate is spread on them all.

Some of these acts are purely racist but in most cases, it's due to the news, the rumours they have heard about Nigerians:

Internet scammer.

Drug pushers.

love-vendor, etc.

These are susceptible youths, mostly from rich homes, hoping to get a good and affordable education from these countries but are met with hate and untimely death all because of generalization, a single story.

Nigerians are seen as fraudulent and dubious, unfortunately, that is the exact way many Nigerians see the rest of the world too.

Either way, cheating is inherent in every human, and it's not just in money.

Some persons just don't do it because they have a "conscience," Nigerians have this too.

You were duped by a Nigerian? So sorry, that wasn't me, it's not all Nigerians who cheat.

I won't do that, because i wouldn't want anyone to do that to me.

Some Nigerians know their field inside out, locking them out based on rumours you've heard or read in some fancy literature is only going to be disadvantageous to us all.

I am a Nigerian, not a scammer

Like painting your house black and asking why the house is black.

Not nigerians but biafrans

Ok

Kestolove:
Not nigerians but biafrans

Sentiments aside, this issue of fraud shouldn't be one-sided.

Thanks to those flat head. They have succeeded in soiling our image home and abroad.

Kestolove:
Not nigerians but biafrans

So hussppupi is now a biafran?

Because they are

[quote author=Kestolove post=97848992]Not nigerians but biafrans[/Na Igbo people dey disagrace us up and down oo]

[quote author=Kestolove post=97848992]Not nigerians but biafrans[/Na Igbo people dey disagrace us up and down oo]

[quote author=oluwa5418 post=97861321][/quote] aswear guy

spice123:

So hussppupi is now a biafran?

no o, his ipob

Afonjas are very deep in Yahoo business and very good in skull mining

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Kindly receive sense and stop spamming the forum threads with your ads abusing and breaking forum rules. Continue and you will be reported to the Mods and your account permanently banned within the next 24 hours.

and also business killers

Probably because the Nigerian government is a grand scam.

Zontage:
Why are Nigerians seen as fraudulent and dubious people?
Hafa?

How you dey?

These seem to be the first thing many foreigners say while interacting with me for the first time.

According to them, In saying this the Nigerian wouldn't think of scamming them because they're sounding like a local.

I think some got this from scam watch sites, travel agencies, their government.

I really don't care where they got that from because such familiar parlance won't stop me from scamming you if i wanted to.

You contacted me because you want to get some information, you're testing me in the process if i have scamming tendencies, we are not even talking money for christ sake.

For some time now, Nigerians studying abroad only come back home as a corpse, the ones alive have nothing good to tell.

The government of the host countries have no good explanation to give, neither the Nigerian government, as usual.

India, Ukraine, North Cyprus, Russia, Malaysia, even our own brothers South Africa, top the list on the dishonourable treatment of some Nigerians.

Some of these Nigerians are not innocent, but the majority of them are but general hate is spread on them all.

Some of these acts are purely racist but in most cases, it's due to the news, the rumours they have heard about Nigerians:

Internet scammer.

Drug pushers.

love-vendor, etc.

These are susceptible youths, mostly from rich homes, hoping to get a good and affordable education from these countries but are met with hate and untimely death all because of generalization, a single story.

Nigerians are seen as fraudulent and dubious, unfortunately, that is the exact way many Nigerians see the rest of the world too.

Either way, cheating is inherent in every human, and it's not just in money.

Some persons just don't do it because they have a "conscience," Nigerians have this too.

You were duped by a Nigerian? So sorry, that wasn't me, it's not all Nigerians who cheat.

I won't do that, because i wouldn't want anyone to do that to me.

Some Nigerians know their field inside out, locking them out based on rumours you've heard or read in some fancy literature is only going to be disadvantageous to us all.

I am a Nigerian, not a scammer

"Painting your worm-eated crops beautiful colours and calling them beautiful names doesn't change the harvest"

......W. F Kumuyi.

Zontage:
Why are Nigerians seen as fraudulent and dubious people?
Hafa?

How you dey?

These seem to be the first thing many foreigners say while interacting with me for the first time.

According to them, In saying this the Nigerian wouldn't think of scamming them because they're sounding like a local.

I think some got this from scam watch sites, travel agencies, their government.

I really don't care where they got that from because such familiar parlance won't stop me from scamming you if i wanted to.

You contacted me because you want to get some information, you're testing me in the process if i have scamming tendencies, we are not even talking money for christ sake.

For some time now, Nigerians studying abroad only come back home as a corpse, the ones alive have nothing good to tell.

The government of the host countries have no good explanation to give, neither the Nigerian government, as usual.

India, Ukraine, North Cyprus, Russia, Malaysia, even our own brothers South Africa, top the list on the dishonourable treatment of some Nigerians.

Some of these Nigerians are not innocent, but the majority of them are but general hate is spread on them all.

Some of these acts are purely racist but in most cases, it's due to the news, the rumours they have heard about Nigerians:

Internet scammer.

Drug pushers.

love-vendor, etc.

These are susceptible youths, mostly from rich homes, hoping to get a good and affordable education from these countries but are met with hate and untimely death all because of generalization, a single story.

Nigerians are seen as fraudulent and dubious, unfortunately, that is the exact way many Nigerians see the rest of the world too.

Either way, cheating is inherent in every human, and it's not just in money.

Some persons just don't do it because they have a "conscience," Nigerians have this too.

You were duped by a Nigerian? So sorry, that wasn't me, it's not all Nigerians who cheat.

I won't do that, because i wouldn't want anyone to do that to me.

Some Nigerians know their field inside out, locking them out based on rumours you've heard or read in some fancy literature is only going to be disadvantageous to us all.

I am a Nigerian, not a scammer

the truth be told a large majority of Nigerians abroad are not good ambassadors of our country, all in the name of greener pastures you will see nigerians living in little remote towns abroad where no foreigner should be in the first place (and the most painful part they are always loud everyone is in their business) I engaged a cabbie in a conversation and the cabbie told me when you are an immigrant irrespective of what your hussle is whether legal or illegal always act as if it is legal, you see a group of Nigerians in a particular area their pattern is always the same 4-5 able-bodied men living in a flat ,they hardly go out during working hours yet they live very lavishly .This host communities place close attention once they discover you are Nigerian and the funny part is our brothers will always show themselves

Look below for ur answer

babslepe:
the truth be told a large majority of Nigerians abroad are not good ambassadors of our country, all in the name of greener pastures you will see nigerians living in little remote towns abroad where no foreigner should be in the first place (and the most painful part they are always loud everyone is in their business) I engaged a cabbie in a conversation and the cabbie told me when you are an immigrant irrespective of what your hussle is whether legal or illegal always act as if it is legal, you see a group of Nigerians in a particular area their pattern is always the same 4-5 able-bodied men living in a flat ,they hardly go out during working hours yet they live very lavishly .This host communities place close attention once they discover you are Nigerian and the funny part is our brothers will always show themselves

Wow