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Suspected fraudster poses as a beautiful lady to deceive Duncan Mighty, gets exposed

Nigerian singer Duncan Mighty has exposed a suspected fraudster who tried to deceive him by pretending to be a beautiful woman.

The activities of fraudsters pretending to be who they are not on social media just to get close to an unsuspecting victim has become rampant. These fraudsters pose as another person and try to defraud people.

This rampant activity has kept many people in Nigeria on high alert against people who try to defraud them, and Nigerian singer Duncan Mighty is one of those people.

A suspected fraudster pretending to be a beautiful woman had tried to start a conversation which could have led to him being scammed, if he had not taken swift action by turning the 'lady' down.

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In the screen shot revealed by the singer, he noted that not all men are moved by what they see.

The Instagram handle of the suspected fraudster identified the person as Queen Jenny. After investigating the handle, Legit.ng gathered that the page was private and this Jenny claims to be in a relationship.

This Jenny also revealed in her handle that she is 22 years old and she drives a 2015 Tundra.

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Many fans of celebrities often take to social media to ask their celebrated star favourities for help. However, many stars have complained that these people always feel they are entitled to the help that is supposed to be offered to them.

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Legit.ng had earlier reported that singer Peter Okoye had exposed a fan who asked him for a whole lot of money. He revealed screenshot messages of the fan asking for two million dollars from him.

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