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Lady exposes man who tried buying goods worth N70,000 with fake transaction alert in Lagos (photos)

As people are trying to recuperate from the expenses of the festive season, it appears that some people are still interested in the downfall of others as they try their best in robbing them of their hard earned money.

A lady has just taken to her Instagram handle to reveal how a man tried stealing from her neighbor. According to Mrs Lawal (@mz_ikeoluwa), she disclosed that the came into her neighbor’s shop to buy goods worth N70,000 without cash.

She added that the man resulted into doing an online transfer for the goods he bought but the owner of the shop was quick to notice that the alert was fake. The man was immediately arrested.

Man arrested while trying to buy goods with fake alert in Lagos (photos)

Man arrested while trying to buy goods with fake alert in Lagos Photo: Mrs Lawal
Source: Instagram

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Her post reads: “This just happened at promaxx plaza Iyana-era bus stop, Ijanikin Lagos state. This gentle but wicked man walked in to buy goods from my neighbor and make transferred of 70k+ but it was a fake alert. Thank God for his mercies. For this kind dry period na him one stupid person wan rip us of our own hard earn sweat. Plz @instablog9ja plz help expose this foolish man.”

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Looking at the pictures of the ma, no one could have guessed that he was a fraudster. He was dressed in a navy blue native trouser and top.

Man arrested while trying to buy goods with fake alert in Lagos (photos)

The man crying after he was caught Photo: Mrs Lawal
Source: Instagram

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Legit.ng earlier reported that a lady Identified as Sandra Joe recently narrated how three well-dressed men came to dupe her of N482,500 in her store. According to Joe, she disclosed that these men walked in and pretended that they wanted to buy 10 Infinix Hot6X. However, each of the phones cost N48,050 so they decided to make a transfer because they did not have cash.

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