A Nigerian lady based in Europe has exposed a man she says duped her during their online romance.
A Nigerian woman based in Switzerland, Sonia Efe, is really in a foul mood as she has exposed a certain Internet fraudster, popularly called 'Yahoo-Yahoo Boy', whom she claimed swindled her of a huge sum of money after they met on Facebook and kicked off an online romance.
Read More: "Love Scam: 'Yahoo Boy' who was about to escape to Malaysia jailed 24 years"
Efe who claimed the man, Bright Oni, pretended to be in love with her and promised to marry her, only ended up collecting a lot of money from her, not knowing that he is actually a married man who preyed on women online just to dupe them.
Using her Facebook page, Efe warned other ladies to beware of the fraudster and not to fall for him and his likes whom she says use charm to seduce women on social media.
Read More: "Love Scam: Nigerian man dupes 65-yr-old British divorcee of £4k"
This is what she wrote:
" Ladies please be aware of this guy called Bright Oni. I have fallen a victim, so I want to share with you all my ladies in Europe and on Facebook to please be careful of him. He feeds with women's money; he will pretend as if he loves you and play you money, I believe is using charm.
By the time I found out, lots has go down the drain. I just found out how he impregnated his 2 cousins, and another woman has 2 babies for him here in Europe. About 3 different women has give birth to him in different countries and he has 2 wives back home; he also impregnate a teenager; when she was trying to put to bed, the baby died immediately after birth.
Thank God for saving the girl's life. He is a deceiver; he goes on Facebook and chats women up all in the name that he wants to marry them. Please do not fall as a victim of this stupid idiot any more.
I am doing this not to damage his image but just to urge you all to be very careful of this guy, BRIGHT ONI. He is a fruadster, 419 in the making; it flows in his blood.
If I have to reveal all he did to me, you will feel my pains but I leave everything for God. People may think I used the money to play love but I didn't. I was thinking he's a good man, that I have found the best man, not knowing he is a monster."
See the Facebook post here.
Photo Credit: Facebook
But in a twist to the story, a woman who claims to be Oni's wife went to Instablog to post a message about Efe trying to tarnish her husband's image, without giving much details.
She also posted photos of Efe, claiming she is trying to snatch her husband.
See it here.
Photo Credit: Facebook
from pulse.ng - Gist http://ift.tt/1UAWeKl
What do you think? Leave Your Comments Here ;)