"I reported my boyfriend to #EFCC and I don’t feel gu!lty about it. And if I had the chance, I would do it over and over again.
I’ve been dating this guy for four years. I met him in my first year at the #university. When I met him, he was so broke to the point that sometimes I was the one feeding him.
I come from an average family, and sometimes from the little amount of food or money my parents sent me, I would divide it into two and give some to this guy because I loved him.
There were even days he would come to me telling me there was a particular school project he wanted to do, that he needed to buy handouts. Not that I had much, but because I believed in him. I would take from the little I had and give it to him.
Now, there was a particular period when one of his friends cashed out from Yah&&. After that, I told my boyfriend, “Why don’t you try this thing?” When I first mentioned it, he wasn’t interested, but I kept pushing him.
Then he told me that even if he wanted to, he needed a laptop and didn’t have money for one. Because I still loved him, I gathered the savings I wanted to use for something else, put my feelings aside and took the money to buy him a laptop.
When I gave him the laptop, there was nothing this guy didn’t tell me. He sang praises and showed me off to all his friends as his wife. He said a whole lot of things, that he was never going to leave me, this and that.
Long story short, he went into it, and his first cash-out was $25,000. When he got that money, my boyfriend started changing. The guy I knew became somebody else.
He started cheating. He wasn’t even doing it behind my back. He did it right in my face. He was carrying different women around, and when I complained, he told me I just had to deal with it because that is who he is. I’m like, okay.
When he finished talking, I didn’t shout. I didn’t throw any t@ntrum. I just left. Then I went and reported him to EFCC because how d@re he? When he had nothing I carried him. I even bought the laptop that led to the $25,000 cash-out, and now he thinks he can treat me like I’m nothing?
About two days after I reported him, they busted his place and picked him up. They first seized his car and emptied about 95% of the money in his bank account.
Ever since then, he has gone back to square one. Yes, I did it, and I don’t feel guilty. In his next life, he will learn not to bite the finger that fed him..."
Lady recounts why she reported her ex-boyfriend to EFCC following a $25,000 cash out. #nigerianews #azatellng #viralstory #viral
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I’ve been dating this guy for four years. I met him in my first year at the #university. When I met him, he was so broke to the point that sometimes I was the one feeding him.
I come from an average family, and sometimes from the little amount of food or money my parents sent me, I would divide it into two and give some to this guy because I loved him.
There were even days he would come to me telling me there was a particular school project he wanted to do, that he needed to buy handouts. Not that I had much, but because I believed in him. I would take from the little I had and give it to him.
Now, there was a particular period when one of his friends cashed out from Yah&&. After that, I told my boyfriend, “Why don’t you try this thing?” When I first mentioned it, he wasn’t interested, but I kept pushing him.
Then he told me that even if he wanted to, he needed a laptop and didn’t have money for one. Because I still loved him, I gathered the savings I wanted to use for something else, put my feelings aside and took the money to buy him a laptop.
When I gave him the laptop, there was nothing this guy didn’t tell me. He sang praises and showed me off to all his friends as his wife. He said a whole lot of things, that he was never going to leave me, this and that.
Long story short, he went into it, and his first cash-out was $25,000. When he got that money, my boyfriend started changing. The guy I knew became somebody else.
He started cheating. He wasn’t even doing it behind my back. He did it right in my face. He was carrying different women around, and when I complained, he told me I just had to deal with it because that is who he is. I’m like, okay.
When he finished talking, I didn’t shout. I didn’t throw any t@ntrum. I just left. Then I went and reported him to EFCC because how d@re he? When he had nothing I carried him. I even bought the laptop that led to the $25,000 cash-out, and now he thinks he can treat me like I’m nothing?
About two days after I reported him, they busted his place and picked him up. They first seized his car and emptied about 95% of the money in his bank account.
Ever since then, he has gone back to square one. Yes, I did it, and I don’t feel guilty. In his next life, he will learn not to bite the finger that fed him..."
