Instagram comedian, Funny Toheeb is not impressed, to say the least, with the Nigerian security service following his arrest by the police on Tuesday, June 18, over accusations of being a Yahoo boy. The comedian shared photos of him on social media today (Wednesday) showing him in police custody with an Apple laptop – believed to have been scrutinised for …
An Abuja-based music producer and photographer, Mr Nasiru Ali, popularly known as “Kozzographa”, on Sunday threatened to sue the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) for wrongly calling him a fraudster (Yahoo boy). The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that Ali was among 10 suspected internet fraudsters paraded on May 17 by the EFCC operatives. The EFCC personnel raided …
Actress Iyabo Ojo has accused investigative journalist Kemi Olunloyo of emotionally blackmailing people to seek support and has called her the real ‘yahoo yahoo’. The actress in an Instagram post on Wednesday, accused Kemi of using her name to seek attention while scamming them into donating money for her failing health. Kemi Olunloyo has publicly stated that she is suffering …
The most controversial song in Nigeria at the moment gets a befitting visual! UK-based Afrobeats sensation – Naira Marley, dishes out the official video for highly controversial single “Am I A Yahoo Boy“. The song features one of the most featured acts in the Nigerian music industry at the moment, the originator of the Zanku movement, Zlatan Ibile. The video was director …
A fan who was puzzled over why a table at comedian Ali Baba’s show was selling at one million Naira, expressed her disgust on social media, tagging the legend as a ‘yahoo man’. She had argued that people were cash strapped following the poor state of the economy hence it was ridiculous for anyone to peg prices for tickets at …
Ghanaian actress, Haillie Sumney has advised Nigerians not to affect her country Ghana with their ongoing debate about internet fraud – also known as ”Yahoo Yahoo”. Haillie Sumney made this known in reaction to a controversy sparked by singer Naira Marley who defiantly said yahoo yahoo wasn’t a crime. In her Instagram post, she wrote: “Biko you ppl keep this …
