A Nigerian woman has raised an alarm after falling victim to an alleged scam that left her neck-deep in debt and on the run from law enforcement.
In a video shared on X (formerly Twitter), the woman recounted how she borrowed ₦34 million from a bank in Warri and added ₦6 million of her own savings, totaling ₦40 million, to fund what she believed was a legitimate business transaction.
She explained that a man based in Warri had approached her with promises to supply goods after they struck an agreement.
Trusting him, she initially sent ₦10 million as part of the arrangement.
However, the situation quickly spiraled out of control when the man repeatedly sent others to request additional payments, citing expenses like boat transportation and security arrangements.
After transferring all the requested money, she alleged that the promised goods never arrived. Attempts to reach the man reportedly failed, leaving her devastated and financially stranded.
Matters worsened when the EFCC allegedly began searching for her at the request of the bank. Fearing arrest, the woman said she had no choice but to go into hiding.
She also claimed that the man’s wife, who she identified as a police officer, threatened her to prevent her from exposing the scam.
Appealing to the public, she called for urgent help in seeking justice as her life and future now hang in the balance.
The heartbreaking story has sparked strong reactions across social media, with many users offering advice, sympathy, and criticism over the risky financial move that led to her current predicament.
WATCH VIDEO:
Woman cr!es out for help after someone duped her ₦40 million she borrowed from bank in Warri, Delta state😳🙆 pic.twitter.com/MFaXC0cKBR
— CHUKS 🍥 (@ChuksEricE) April 27, 2025
Source: NewsandVibes.com
