A student of Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) has averred that Internet scammers, who are better known as Yahoo boys, have saved the country’s economy from plunging into recession.
The argument was a debate on whether Yahoo Yahoo is a lifeline or a life wire.
However, backing his assertion with results from findings, the young scholar stated that the finest estates in the country are owned or occupied by these internet scammers and they own the most expensive rides and clothes.
He held that the country’s gross per per capita income has increased because of the amount of money lavished by the Yahoo boys.
Meanwhile US investigator, Gar Warner, debunks the viral claim on how the convicted Nigerian scam artist, Hushpuppi, reportedly defrauded $400M from prison.
A publication made rounds across the social media platform today on how Ramon Abbass a.k.a Hushpuppi carried out a scam worth the sum of $400M from the prison where he is held in the United States.
According to Gar Warner, all claims relating to it are completely false while adding that the documents attached to the claim were the same as two years ago when he was arraigned.
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