Mother rejects car son gifted her for birthday on suspicion of him being a “yahoo boy” [video]


A woman has shocked many after she rejected a car gift from her son on her birthday as she accused him of being an Internet fraudster aka yahoo boy.

In a video seen by Dockaysworld online, the young man seemed crestfallen when his mom said that he was into illegal dealings hence the reason he could afford the car.

She accused him of not having a conscience as she was still living in the tranches yet he’d bought her a big car.

She threatened to destroy the car if the young man didn’t take it away as she called him a student who shouldn’t be able to afford such a car.


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