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A young lady has gone viral after bursting into tears upon discovering fufu stuffed inside a phone box she bought at Computer Village, Ikeja.

In a circulating video, the distraught buyer could be seen lamenting her ordeal to passersby who gathered to inspect the fake phone package. Reports suggest she had purchased the phone, only to later realize she had been scammed. Eyes Of Lagos reports,

Social media reactions have since poured in, with many users sharing their thoughts:

@Slimbabaovlagos: “When buying things from people like that, don’t ever drop the sample they gave you. If you like it, pay and go. If they say let them package it for you, no gree!”

@Big SHEGZY🇳🇬🇱🇰: “You still dey stand with their colleagues 🤣😂😂”

@Chiefprist Ikemefuna 🦍: “The people asking her questions are the same ones who ran the scam 🤣🤣🤣”

@RONKE WEARS&ACCESSORIES 🛍️: “Hold that fufu well; they might still collect it 😂💔”

@Dylan Wolfe🔹: “I wish I could go there and use one of them for an example, but my location is far 😞”

The incident has once again raised concerns over the fraudulent activities in the popular Lagos phone market.

Kaa4:
I beg, which tribe do you find doing this? They claim they developed Lagos with this? Which tribe do you find selling fake drugs, wines, and all manner of deliberately produced substandard goods? Yes, they developed Lagos!

With crookedly put together wealth?

helinues:
Our brothers have done that thing again to another victim

Silasworld:
The future of a thing, is it charms they use or tricks?
I can't understand why you will pay for only carton of phone. You are supposed to confirm the item before leaving the shop

cyberaddict:
The associations managing these markets should fish out these fraudulent elements. This has gone on for far too long. It is beginning to look intentional.

helinues:
Our brothers have done that thing again to another victim

LagosOrigin:
So she didn't see all that stuffed fufu in that phone before making payment

Abi dem use juju cover her eyes because nothing wey no dey happen in that computer village ...