₦airaland Forum

Verbtips:
no be their fault 😭😭
Everybody wants freedom,I could remember vividly I was advising a ss1 student to quit yahoo,the answer he gave me was
Egbon if I tell u to give me 40k now shey u fit give me with out problem,I was rendered speechless,

JOACHINpedro:
No need for the gaslight. Fraud is a serious crime. And yes I take it too serious and personal

JOACHINpedro:
You were actually glorifying fraud

Emmanuel900:
And you think this is a flex?

It you knew how much life changing career opportunities and businesses Nigerians have lost because of the infamy of being a notorious scamming nation, you wouldn't be posting this rubbish like it's a flex.

This man is one of the men that is making foreigners that want to invest in Nigeria or employ Nigerians doubt Nigerian's integrity therefore losing millions or even billions of dollars that could have been injected into Nigeria in the forms of employment opportunities or businesses.

Everyday247:
Nice 👌

Everyday247:
It was one of those low quality scams like those kinds where the scammer claims they are kings and need the victim's help to save their kingdom and they will be rewarded.

Only people with single digit IQ fall for this kind of scams.

Everyday247:
I've see a video explainer on YouTube. The guy wasn't some skilled scammer. It was the incompetence of a big bank of Brazil's higher ups that led to the issue.
The official didn't even do any research before agreeing to send the money.
And also the money was sent to a personal account instead of a corporate account that big companies use.
The deal did not even go through the federal government.

Samueltemi337:
He was not just any guy
Was the Former director of Union Bank

Samueltemi337:
Was 20 billion naira
1 dollar was 86 naira in 1998
Now that same amount is over 300 billion naira

2special:
$242 that year

Davoneskay:
You're very right, bro. In fact, I'll tell my elder brother my ATM pin and bank app password after work today.
For close to 12 years now, I've known his password, but didn't find it necessary to tell him mine.

sholikay:
Absolutely right. But make sure they are not leeches or entitled persons..

GHustler:
Yes

Everyday247:
Guobe good morning boss 🤗

Brandiebird:
I have not laughed so I have no hand in this; I should go to heaven now.

WhiteIverson:
No risk no reward

Lalami3232:

Genuine love still exist 🥹
Congratulations to the couple ❤️

InfernoNig:
Honestly, it's wild how far some people will go when they're struggling. It's like, sometimes survival mode kicks in, and we make these choices that could really backfire. The whole exam impersonation thing is crazy, but I get why some students feel like it’s their only option. It’s that pressure to pass at all costs, even if it means bending the rules. But like you said, luck plays a huge part, and not everyone gets away with it.

As for the workers diverting money into shady schemes—man, that’s a risky game. It’s easy to get caught up in the temptation, but one wrong move, and everything crashes down. It’s all about weighing the consequences. At the end of the day, some risks are just not worth taking, and yeah, it’s all about being careful with what you put on the line.

PresidObi:
Some risks can be rewarding, get to Chicago and become a dealer, forfeit money to the government when caught, then return to Nigeria and become the head of the country.

I didn't mention names o. After all Chicago no bi person name.

muyico:
World of gamble

RealityKings1:
It's all a Game

Dzzzz:
..And for self gain..