Man Weeps After Fraudsters Sold Fufu As Iphone 7+ To Him At Computer Village (Video)


Man wailing after being scammed at computer village
  
A man has lost N20,000 to fraudsters at Computer Village, Lagos after he bought what he thought was a cheap iphone 7+.
 
It was gathered that the man was sold a packaged cassava instead of Iphone 7+ he had wanted causing him to wail uncontrollably.
 
However, the people at the scene instead of having pity on him, blamed him for falling for the scam as such a phone can never be bought for such a give away price.
 
They called him a thief for attempting to buy an Iphone 7+ for 20,000 naira.
 
Watch video below: 

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