Nursing Mother Cries Out After Her Husband Was Allegedly Scammed Of N2.5m, Read What Happened
By Sensei00 | self meida writer
Published 25 days ago - 4467 views
It is quite unfortunate that some people have decided to become scammers and rip people out of their hard earned money. Whether it is by fake credit alert, fake naira notes or by defrauding a colleague in a business transaction, fraud should not be justified at all.
A video was shared on Instagram and in the video, a nursing mother was seen holding her baby and crying for help after her husband was allegedly scammed of 2.5 million naira. According to the woman, her husband acted as a middleman in a transaction which involved him helping someone sell crypto currency worth 2.5 million naira. Her husband then contacted a popular online vendor and the vendor told the husband to send the crypto currency. After the husband sent the crypto currency to the vendor, the vendor immediately blocked the husband and cut off all forms of communications.
She further revealed that her husband has been in police custody since the incident happened because the people who her husband acted as a middleman for have decided that her husband must pay the complete sum of 2.5 million naira which he lost, before he would be released.
This revelation by the woman however made people react, while some blamed her husband for acting as a middle man for such a type of deal, others simply sympathized with the nursing mother.
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I keep telling peeps never to deposit crypto into any unknown address. These coins are gone as soon as they're deposited and in most cases, there is usually no trace as the money would be funnelled into other addresses or converted to fiat currency and withdrawn anonymously. Such a pity.
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DanielAchiniru
02-09 16:08:56I keep telling peeps never to deposit crypto into any unknown address. These coins are gone as soon as they're deposited and in most cases, there is usually no trace as the money would be funnelled into other addresses or converted to fiat currency and withdrawn anonymously. Such a pity.