Campaign, Say No To Scam!

There is no doubt that over 50% out of the population of youths in Nigeria within the age range of 15 – 40 are into scamming business (YAHOO – YAHOO) now recognized as (SASHE’) a Yoruba slang.

According to a report carried out by me, visiting popular areas, I found out and concluded that 80% of people who are into scamming business are still in the tertiary institution.

Universities in Nigeria are producing full-time scammers with a first class degree, YES! As the number of scammers tends to increase faster than the records of registered birth in Nigeria. Can you see how our country is turning into a sinful world?

This act as seeming very sinful and unlawful is destroying the good image of Nigeria as a country? Yes, you should know that!

Most foreigners do not trust Nigerians any longer, simply because they thought we might dupe them of their hard earned money.
Entrepreneurs who are Nigerians do not find it easier again to secure a foreign job.
Freelancers are not given the job they bid for at the slightest moment the Company or Client they pitched found out they are from Nigeria.

The number of foreign individuals who visit our tourist centers has depreciated by 65% simply because, Nigerian Universities are producing first class scammers who work for industries and as this habit tends to show in them, thereby increasing their urge to scam foreigners who they think might be affluent.

All this has made me to bring it upon myself to co-found a team and fight this battle. We say no to SCAM!

Support I and my team today and let's all contribute to eradicate SCAM!

#NoToScam

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