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Nigerians Blast UNIPORT Female Student Who Said She Prefers To Date A Yahoo Boy Than A Bet9ja Player (Photo)
A University of Port-Harcourt, Rivers state student has gotten the bashing of her life after saying that she prefers to date a yahoo-boy.
A young Nigerian woman has been bashed on social media after a controversial post.
The woman identified as Angel Okafor irked many of her followers after she said she would prefer to date an internet fraudster popularly known as ‘Yahoo Boy’ Instead of a man that bets on Bet9ja.
After making the post, the student of University of Port-Harcourt, Rivers state was attacked by followers who said that she might end up dead because yahoo-boys will use her for ritual.
She wrote: “I prefer to date a G boy than a Bet9ja player”.
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