Do You Agree? “Yahoo reduced cultism in university campuses” – Nigerian man writes

A Nigerian man identified as Tope hs taken to his social media page to make a case for Internet Fraud, locally known as Yahoo.

Yesterday on social media, the issue of “Cultism” and its wrong impact in universities and the society at large trended on micro-blogging site, Twitter.

Many social media users recalled their time in school and the experience they had with rampaging cultists – long story short, it was not a pleasant experience

However, Tope feels “yahoo” reduced Cultism in campuses, as one “non-violent” crime replaced another.

Read his tweet below ;

I think Yahoo reduced cultism in the university campuses and even amongst the young people generally.
One crime replaced another. But only that this one is non violent..
Boys discovered they could be doing jazz to get money instead of using it for some gun control. Lmao.

Reacting, some Nigerians have this to say:

@Tell_Them_Say: It’s true because 90% of yahoo boys are cultist and now some are plusing up to become ritualists

@bd_boy: I think that we the youth should appeal to buhari so that yahoo will become normal business in nigeria this cool business is going to help to reduce bandit, robbery, poverty and so on?

@kyce: I tink its true . . . It really diverted their attention to making money rather than engaging themselves in something that is not useful to them

@Yab_Them: no be only for campus they have reduced everywhere even for street right now if u want doubt me check your street right now cultist are not up to 10 in your street right now but u can boast of 25 yahoo boys in your street 2 show u that cultist have reduced

@Annonymous: yahoo plus plus ruins and Kill innocent people. imagine your facebook was hacked not to talk of money sef u go day para, now imagine being scammed of ur life savings ..abeg non of them is reducing crimes it’s both devilish

What do you think? Share your view with us.

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