Leave yahoo boys alone and go to South Africa – Oyinbo man pleads with EFCC (video)

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A video has begun to go viral online of the moment a white man(oyinbo) took to social media to plead with EFCC to stop prosecuting internet fraudsters AKA yahoo boys.

The concerned man asked the anti graft agency to instead focus on saving Nigerians whom he said where being killed  in South Africa. 

He said:

EFCC, they are killing your people in South Africa, leave Yahoo Boys and go to South Africa to save your people.


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Meanwhile the agency has increased its efforts to remove as many fraudsters from the streets as possible by also collaborating with America’s FBI.

Watch video below 

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