A victim of Internet fraud pastor Shed Okwu almost in tears, narrated how he was lured by internet fraudsters to participate in buying of non existing cars #1.5million in a fake customs car auction.
Narrating his ugly experience in the hands of Internet fraudsters pastor Shed said, “ The idiots first called me on phone thus, ‘ Hello my man of God. This is senior controller Osemobor Omoh’ and I responded God bless you. Please we have cars which customs want to auction but you happen to be one of the important people in Lagos favoured to get the few we brought out to sell directly to and deliver to their houses. He later requested my full names, mobile phone numbers, residential and office address , email address, age, state and my local government which I provided.
Despite telling him I was in a meeting he continued to worry me saying, ‘ When is he leaving the meeting. I just want to know because we work with time. We will talk privately.’
The same day he called again and said, good evening man of God, please if you don’t want to buy again you should let us know. We will not kill you or start fighting you, no way.
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