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“Girls Run Mad, Become Sick Or Completely Useless In Life After We Use Them For Yahoo Plus” – Yahoo Plus Suspects Confess

“After spending lavishly, we
sometimes go bankrupt. So, we have
no choice than to use metaphysical
powers to hypnotise our victims
online. The act of using voodoo is
what people nicknamed ‘Yahoo Plus.’
“I use it so that the victim, otherwise
known as a ‘client’ will fall deeply in
love with me and obey my every
command. At least, I have been into
dating scam for a while now and I
can boast of two cars and a house.”
The above is the confession of 26-
year-old Hakeem aka H Funds. He
dropped out of university when he
was in 100 Level. After dropping out
of school, he embraced cyber fraud.
Interestingly, he has been able to
buy cars and build house through the
scam.
Hakeem is toeing the path of many
Nigerian young men and women who
are embracing cybercrime. Many of
them have left the traditional
method of attempting to sweet talk
victims into parting with money.
Today, they now use voodoo,
otherwise known as ‘Yahoo Plus or
Science’ to collect money from
unsuspecting victims.
Many of the young men, who spoke
with our correspondent spoke, said
the cost of a particular voodoo,
depended on how challenging a
certain internet fraud might prove to
be. They also confessed that aside
from the fact that Yahoo Plus makes
them richer, it also is a stress-free
way of making money. They revealed
that native doctors, Islamic and
Christian clerics usually prepare the
charms for them.
Hakeem insisted that Yahoo Plus was
the best gimmick to apply in online
dating scam.
He added: “I use voodoo for dating
scam. I use it to spellbind my online
victim and make him or her easier to
control. There are different kinds of
voodoos; one is to use the image of
the white client, another one is to
make incisions on our hands, place
our legs on a tortoise or take the
client’s name to a cleric or native
doctor.
Sometimes, we take our phones and
computer to the shrine. The type of
Yahoo Plus I do is to take client’s
name to the shrine.”
Another operator, Lanre, 25, said
that he and his younger brother
wouldn’t have succeeded in internet
fraud, if not for the help of his
mother. He disclosed that it was
their mother who introduced them
to the new level of cyber fraud.
Lanre said his mother didn’t believe
in them at first until he carried out a
scam and bought a car from the
proceeds. The car got his mother so
tickled that she decided to take them
to a herbalist for charms.
He said: “Although my father is late,
we have been successful in this cyber
fraud business because my mother
supports my brother and I. My
mother took my younger brother and
I to a woman’s place. The woman
took us to a river and bathed us.
Asides that, I do other sorts of rituals
like ‘Oshole.’ Once you have done
Oshole, you will succeed in every
kind of internet scams.
I must confess that I have achieved a
lot by God’s grace. I haven’t seen any
repercussion because I do go back to
the herbalist’s place to renew my
voodoo.”
Another internet fraudster, who gave
his name simply as T Money, said
that he had been using black magic
for his cybercrime for long.
T Money, a 200 Level dropout,
disclosed that after he abandoned
his university programme, he had
tried his hands on several menial
jobs, but failed to succeed in any. He
finally went into cyber fraud.
The 27-year-old T Money explained
why he abandoned the traditional
Yahoo Yahoo to delve into the occult
world of Yahoo Plus.
He said: “When I started the internet
fraud, I couldn’t earn much. I only
earned enough to buy clothes, some
pair of shoes and an IPhone.”
According to him, while his friends
were hitting big money and living
lavish lifestyles, he was counting
pennies.
He said: “I became intrigued on how
my friends were making good
money. I asked questions and got
answers. It was the answers that led
me into Yahoo Plus. It is what most
of my friends do. I went to meet an
Islamic cleric.
“I was into dating scam when I first
started. The dating scam was not
really fetching huge amount of
money. I began using Yahoo Plus
because my friends were making it
big and buying cars. Once they make
big money, they will go and lodge in
hotels. I desperately wanted to
belong. I wanted to know what it
feels like to be rich. I had no choice
than to meet the cleric whom I paid
money for the ritual. Look at me
today, I’m doing fine.”
A cyber fraudster, who introduced
himself as Sir Cash, 28, said there
were different categories of Yahoo
Plus – ‘Oshole’ and ‘Irapada.’
According to him, the two are used
to enhance internet scam operations.
He added: “There is another Yahoo
Plus. It is very bad and dangerous. It
entails using the ‘glory’ of innocent
girls. You rub something like oil into
the private part of a girl before
having sexual intercourse with her.
She either becomes sick or will never
amount to much in life. We also use
prostitutes. Most of these rituals
have repercussions. One must be
very careful.
“Most of us do a voodoo called
‘Oshole.’ Oshole has little or no
repercussion and most of us use it.
The way Oshole works is that it
compels the victim to pay money.”
According to Sir Cash, there are
various repercussions to the use of
voodoos on girls. One of the
repercussions is insanity.
He said: “There are some of our
guys, who after using the voodoo get
richer, but also forget to return to
the shrines or clerics to renew their
voodoo. That’s when problems
start.”

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