I have always maintained a low profile anywhere I go, and in whatever I do, the only person that knows am into yahoo is my elder brother,
yesterday I went to a friend birthday party in the suburb of Abuja, unknown to us the police has been tipped that some yahoo boys will be having a party at the hotel, long story short, we were raided, I miraculously escaped.
why am saying all this is I've wanted to stop yahoo for a long, but the urge for more has kept me going back to it, I remembered I promised myself that if I buy a car I ll stop yahoo, I never knew it would be like this, I was longing for more and more.
pls to anyone that has been in my shoes before and has stopped scamming, I ll appreciate a word or two of advice, cos I need to stop this act.

Only when you can see scamming as something destroying your life and future..then you can stop..

make I be your Apprentice biko atleast make you leave boy behind be4 you leave

It's great that you're willing to change. I'm proud of you already. Quite the insufferable action in the past but you can always be redeemed.

First, find a source of income—legit this time. Build on it. Even if it's as low as 2k per day, there's honour in humble beginnings.

Secondly, change your circle of friends. See all those "oppression oppression" stuff you say, it's a complete lie. There will always be people richer than you, even worse people who don't deserve that wealth. It's covetousness that causes a those things. Stay away from people who live a lifestyle you can't afford.

Thirdly, and most importantly, I will advice you as a Muslim. Remember a day when we'll pay all our debts and there will be no money to do so with except with your deeds. Remember that you'll pay even for the smallest mustard seed you've robbed someone of. I mean fear God above the law, above your own desires. Please keep us posted so you don't backslide. A lot of is are here to listen

lilvicky68:
Only when you can see scamming as something destroying your life and future..then you can stop.

bro I won't advise u to thread that path, I know wat am saying

manxy1:
bro I won't advise u to thread that path, I know wat am saying

What are you saying self

Tadeknkeepcalm:
It's great that you're willing to change. I'm proud of you already. Quite the insufferable action in the past but you can always be redeemed.

First, find a source of income—legit this time. Build on it. Even if it's as low as 2k per day, there's honour in humble beginnings.

Secondly, change your circle of friends. See all those "oppression oppression" stuff you say, it's a complete lie. There will always be people richer than you, even worse people who don't deserve that wealth. It's covetousness that causes a those things. Stay away from people who live a lifestyle you can't afford.

Thirdly, and most importantly, I will advice you as a Muslim. Remember a day when we'll pay all our debts and there will be no money to do so with except with your deeds. Remember that you'll pay even for the smallest mustard seed you've robbed someone of. I mean to fear God above the law, above your desires. Please keep us posted so you don't backslide. A lot of is are here to listen

I appreciate ur words, this is not my first time been trying to quit the act, but I know this time around I won't backslide inshaAllah

manxy1:
I appreciate ur words, this is not my first time been trying to quit the act, but I know this time around I won't backslide inshaAllah

all the best brother