Studyinchina200:
Stop using our leaders as an excuse,what about countries like Sudan and Somalia,how come their citizens are not doing yahoo yahoo?

nairalee:
Nigeria homes the most confused set of people

When you fight for the masses the masses fight u back
When u bring statistics to show Nigeria is backward its still some poor Nigerians that will criticize u thinking its patriotism

When you criticize politicians it's not their children's that will clap back at u. No its that very jobless and suffering Nigerian that attack u

When the same politicians that have milked the nation dry come for rally you'll see millions of Nigerians hailing and chanting their names

If you dare criticize religious leaders, fanatics will disregard your message and attack you

When you criticize cyber crime some people will say they're repaying colonialism (how ridiculous)


Just leave Nigerians oo. We're not ready for progress

Deathisfree:





My brother naija don spoil tay tay. No be yahoo damage am.

Auxtin85:
Never heard or seen where you spoke against the corrupt practices of our leaders, the head is rotten so the body will not function well.

Oga it won’t be bad if you die though because your career don die since, why still alive

EnglishUsa:
As circulated

S.C.A.M

Please Take Note!!!

This scam was actually very cleverly worked out that you will not suspect anything is wrong:
The following is the account of the incident:

《Wednesday a week ago, I had a phone call from someone saying that he was from a company called: "Express Couriers," He asked if I was going to be home because there was a package for me that required a signature .
The caller said that the delivery would arrive at my home in roughly an hour. Sure enough, about an hour later, a uniformed delivery man turned up with a parcel and a bottle of wine. I was very surprised since there was no special occasion, and I certainly didn't expect anything like it. Intrigued, I inquired as to who the sender was. The courier replied, "I don't know, I'm only delivering the package." Apparently, he said "the sender would want to give you a surprise and a card would be sent separately afterward"

It happened that my birthday was on the way also, so we thought it could be from a distant friend. There was also a consignment note with the gift.
He then went on to explain that because the gift contained alcohol, there was a N1000 "delivery/ verification charge," providing proof that he had actually delivered the package to an adult (of legal drinking age), and not just left it on the doorstep where it could be stolen or taken by anyone, especially a minor.

I called my husband who said the price of the wine is in the region of N10,000. This sounded logical and I offered to pay him cash. But he said that the delivery company required payment to be by credit, ATM or debit card only, so that everything is properly accounted for.
He added they also don't carry cash to avoid loss or likely targets for robbery.
My husband, pulled out his ATM CARD and gave him to swipe the card on a small mobile card machine with a small screen and keypad and asked to key in the verification code.
Frankly at this point we never suspect anything abnormal and a receipt was printed out and given to us, he then wished us good day and went off as normal,
To our horrible surprise, between Friday and the following Monday, N450,000 had been withdrawn from our account at various ATM machines!

Apparently the "mobile ATM card machine," which the delivery man carried had all the info necessary to create a "dummy" card with all our card details, of course with the verification code.

Upon finding out about the illegal transactions on our card, we immediately notified the bank to stop payment, but it was already too late.
We went to make a Police report. But at the station, we found out that quite a number of households had been similarly hit.
WARNING: Be wary of accepting any "surprise gift or package," which you neither expected nor personally ordered, especially if it involves any kind of payment as a condition of receiving the gift or package. Also never accept anything if you do not personally know or there is no proper identification of who the sender is.
Above all, the only time you should give out any personal credit card information is when you yourself initiated the purchase or transaction

Pls SHARE among your friends!

Lokostic77:
Am very sure if he speaks against politician stupid fellow like you will still come for his head and defend their gods the way you defend those yahoo boys here infact I wept for Nigerian so far people like you are still existing in this country, this nation can never move forward then mind you forget that guy music career has dead he can still feed you, your parents and your siblings for good twenty years, ode

Craigslists:
No dey put mouth for weytin no concern you Eldee. If to sing don tire you just rest and stop using this yahoo saga to trend.

No be yahoo boys be Nigeria problems.
Yahoo is just a means to an end. Hunger dey everywhere and the social inequalities in Nigeria is too wide. You guys should get your priorities straight.

Deal with the disease (corrupt leaders) and not the symptoms (yahoo yahoo).

Una think say if boys stop to dey press una go fit sleep with una eyes closed again. I laugh because Na everyday boys go come dey knock una gate o.

Only amnesty for yahoo boys with an assurance of good jobs can end yahoo yahoo.
If not, una go wake up one day hear say boys don sell naija for Craiglist.

Craigslists:
No dey put mouth for weytin no concern you Eldee. If to sing don tire you just rest and stop using this yahoo saga to trend.

No be yahoo boys be Nigeria problems.
Yahoo is just a means to an end. Hunger dey everywhere and the social inequalities in Nigeria is too wide. You guys should get your priorities straight.

Deal with the disease (corrupt leaders) and not the symptoms (yahoo yahoo).

Una think say if boys stop to dey press una go fit sleep with una eyes closed again. I laugh because Na everyday boys go come dey knock una gate o.

Only amnesty for yahoo boys with an assurance of good jobs can end yahoo yahoo.
If not, una go wake up one day hear say boys don sell naija for Craiglist.

Hedonini:
Before yahoo became prevalent, people like Eldee and his fellow upper middle class kids/rich kids were the kings of the socio-economic circuit.

They would floss in school with modest cars given to them by their parents, wear decent designer clothes, travel abroad on holidays once a year, Bleep all the beautiful girls, and intimidate all the underprivileged kids.

They would graduate from school and use their family connections to get all the so-called good jobs.

Only them could afford to ball.

The model then was one of economic exclusion and stark segregation between privileged and underprivileged.

But the coming of the Internet, the great leveller, ruined their bubble. Suddenly, children of nobodys emerged from nowhere to push so-called rich kids out of reckoning. Suddenly the rich kids could no longer compete - not with the little change from their parents. Not with the salaries from their so-called good jobs.

Do not be deceived, it is an ego-driven class struggle of some sort couched as a moral crusade.

That's why you don't hear their loud voices in protest against political corruption and official corruption in the public and private sectors (which their parents perpetrated). Or against bad governance and nepotism. Or against the unbearable insecurity in Nigeria. Rather, the only enemy is the new class of social usurpers known as yahoo boys.

john633:
I no blame u na becus them born u inside money nai make u dey talk anyhow

opebiboy:
Eldee is a fraudster. As we speak he is bombing or picking money for hustlers. I laugh at the stupidity of most Nigerians. All these celebrities are all fraudsters. Rugged man na yahoo boy, better one

OkpaNsukkaisBae:
Some Nigerians like their oppressor,, any attempt to liberate them from such oppression will be countered with all the offensive force available.
Good u realized it and left,, the day I will leave mehn.. Na to dey pop champagne d following day.

How will a sane being be justifying cybercrime?
And to even think that the youth...supposed leaders of tomorrow are the ones supporting them... Sighs

Lokostic77:
Am very sure if he speaks against politician stupid fellow like you will still come for his head and defend their gods the way you defend those yahoo boys here infact I wept for Nigerian so far people like you are still existing in this country, this nation can never move forward then mind you forget that guy music career has dead he can still feed you, your parents and your siblings for good twenty years, ode

Craigslists:
No dey put mouth for weytin no concern you Eldee. If to sing don tire you just rest and stop using this yahoo saga to trend.

No be yahoo boys be Nigeria problems.
Yahoo is just a means to an end. Hunger dey everywhere and the social inequalities in Nigeria is too wide. You guys should get your priorities straight.

Deal with the disease (corrupt leaders) and not the symptoms (yahoo yahoo).

Una think say if boys stop to dey press una go fit sleep with una eyes closed again. I laugh because Na everyday boys go come dey knock una gate o.

Only amnesty for yahoo boys with an assurance of good jobs can end yahoo yahoo.
If not, una go wake up one day hear say boys don sell naija for Craiglist.

Auxtin85:
Never heard or seen where you spoke against the corrupt practices of our leaders, the head is rotten so the body will not function well.

Oga it won’t be bad if you die though because your career don die since, why still alive

Hedonini:
Before yahoo became prevalent, people like Eldee and his fellow upper middle class kids/rich kids were the kings of the socio-economic circuit.

They would floss in school with modest cars given to them by their parents, wear decent designer clothes, travel abroad on holidays once a year, Bleep all the beautiful girls, and intimidate all the underprivileged kids.

They would graduate from school and use their family connections to get all the so-called good jobs.

Only them could afford to ball.

The model then was one of economic exclusion and stark segregation between privileged and underprivileged.

But the coming of the Internet, the great leveller, ruined their bubble. Suddenly, children of nobodies emerged from nowhere to push so-called rich kids out of reckoning. Suddenly the rich kids could no longer compete - not with the little change from their parents. Not with the salaries from their so-called good jobs.

Do not be deceived, it is an ego-driven class struggle of some sort couched as a moral crusade.

That's why you don't hear their loud voices in protest against political corruption and official corruption in the public and private sectors (which their parents perpetrated). Or against bad governance and nepotism. Or against the unbearable insecurity in Nigeria. Rather, the only enemy is the new class of social usurpers known as yahoo boys.

sod09:
We are in trouble in this country the way people are supporting these low life yahoo boys is alarming

Craigslists:
No dey put mouth for weytin no concern you Eldee. If to sing don tire you just rest and stop using this yahoo saga to trend.

No be yahoo boys be Nigeria problems.
Yahoo is just a means to an end. Hunger dey everywhere and the social inequalities in Nigeria is too wide. You guys should get your priorities straight.

Deal with the disease (corrupt leaders) and not the symptoms (yahoo yahoo).

Una think say if boys stop to dey press una go fit sleep with una eyes closed again. I laugh because Na everyday boys go come dey knock una gate o.

Only amnesty for yahoo boys with an assurance of good jobs can end yahoo yahoo.
If not, una go wake up one day hear say boys don sell naija for Craiglist.