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Fan accuses Adekunle Gold of helping Yahoo boys to edit documents, singer reacts

Social media was recently on frenzy after a popular Nigerian female singer shared her piece of mind as it concerns internet fraud and those involved in it.

Legit.ng reported that sensational singer Simi took to her social media page to preach against Yahoo activities, noting that it is important for Nigerians to change their minds when it comes to people practicing internet fraud.

She expressed the implications of cyber-crime and said there could never be a way to garnish it and make it acceptable.

In a following development, a member of the online community has now called the attention of the singer’s husband Adekunle Gold to the submissions made by his wife.

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Following a video post that the singer shared on his Instagram page, the follower identified as @borbish_faithy posed a question saying: “Dekunle hope you’ve heard what your Wife said about Yahoo boys?”

Gold responded to the question by saying he was well aware of what his wife side. He went on to ask if the follower had any problem, to which the internet user gave a feedback in which he suggested that the singer used to edit documents for internet fraudsters.

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He said: “why don’t you let her know that there was a time you use to edit documents for Yahoo boys for their scam activities?”

See the exchange between the both of them below:

Adekunle Gold reacts to accusation of helping Yahoo boys to edit documents

Exchange between Adekunle Gold and an IG fan. Photo: @adekunlegold
Source: Instagram

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In other news, Legit.ng previously gathered the report of singer Demmie Vee who called out his label boss Kizz Daniel and labelled him as a traitor. According to him, the Madu crooner had cunningly collected the sum of N15m from him to support his shaking career.

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