A recent Nigerian graduate has revealed that he will be going into internet fraud to make ends meet.
In the TikTok video posted on Tuesday, a content creator, @rapiddoboy, asked him why he had such plans.
The man, who wore a shirt that said “After school na Yahoo”, said life after university is hard and he has to venture into Yahoo to make ends meet.
When asked why not a legitimate job, he noted that internet fraud is his choice because Yahoo is a fast way to make money.
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His disclosure received criticism from many people who are worried about how internet fraud is now seen as a norm among Nigerian youth.
Others noted that it is high time relevant authorities look into the issue.
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Watch the video below:
@rapiddoboysapa is real bro hustle♬ original sound – rapiddoboy
See reactions below:
@sailorojay: “If only he knows that people actually don’t put a 100 percent on yahoo now just to get by, they find a legit hustle and put yahoo on this side. Many people who did yahoo used the proceeds of it to start a legit hustle. Finally na legit win am pass. JIMASUN guys!!!”
@xpensive_fatima: “Naso una Dey expose una self. You people don’t learn”
@kheliz_jewelriesnmore: “I don’t know wen we’ll grow up in this country. Has yahoo turned to a legal business, That ppl just talk about it like its nothing? These are people Nigerian Police shd keep in der custody to learn for some weeks. Must dey talk. SILENCE IS GOLDEN. WISDOM IS PROFITABLE”
@micheal___x: “He sounds so desperate, sha no go use person pikin”
@just_milato: “Na so una dey use una hand expose yourself. You people dnt learn. This one na self- confession”
@mrpresidennnt: “SAPA sat me down after school if I don’t have money shege is my portion. Galeeeee that hit really hard sha”
@adelakuntufayl: “Going to school is never a yardstick for success, but it is a stepping stone to shape you and train you to navigate through challenges that come your way! Education is never a scam!”
