• An American woman shares how two Nigerian internet fraudsters, known as “Yahoo boys,” deceived her into a significant sum of money through romance scams.

• A 50-year-old woman expressed her love for Nigerian men, describing them as the “sexiest and most handsome men on this planet” despite her heartbreaking experiences.

An unnamed American woman has recounted her experience of being deceived by two Nigerian internet fraudsters, commonly referred to as “Yahoo boys,” who swindled her out of a significant amount of money through romance scams.

Despite her distressing encounters, the woman, who is over 50 years old, expressed her admiration for Nigerian men, labeling them as the “sexiest and most handsome men on this planet.”

In a widely circulated video released on Sunday, she detailed her initial interaction with one of the scammers, which took place in 2020 on TikTok. She presented images of the young Nigerian man alongside the false identity he used to mislead his victims, revealing that she discovered his true identity and learned about his fiancée after he inadvertently called her using his Nigerian phone number.

The white woman said, “This second was a little different. He was more polite and considered my feelings, but then after a year with him, he decided to come out and tell me the truth that he was a young Nigerian boy trying to put himself through school and his mother was very sick. And he kept thanking me because I saved his mother’s life.”

“That one doesn’t hurt me much because I know that the money went for good. The other guy, that’s not good because I used to see videos of him throwing money around and spending it on Nigerian hook-up girls. I’m over it. I will bounce back one day.

“I still have love for the Nigerian people, the men are the sexiest and most handsome men on this planet. I pray that nothing like this ever happen to me again because now I know all those secrets. They destroyed my life financially. Please be safe in that country because I know that a lot of the people there are struggling. But you have to remember that a lot of American women are struggling too because it is difficult being a woman here and struggling too especially when you don’t have partner.”

In recounting her second experience, she stated that it involved a young boy who initially deceived her by adopting a different identity. However, he eventually revealed that his actions were motivated by a desire to assist his ill mother, who ultimately recovered due to his ability to cover the hospital expenses.

“Back in 2020, I met this man, I was with him for ten months, and I got sick of him because he was always demanding money. He always wanted more and more, so I decided to say enough was enough because one day he made a mistake and called me from a Nigerian phone number, and he was trying to play it off that it was his friend’s number.

“So when I was finally done that I didn’t want to have anything to do with him again, he opened up to me. Now, he is about to get married to his Nigerian girlfriend (showed their picture).

“May God bless them and hopefully they have a long life together. God will bless their relationship. I also congratulated him. And I hope everything goes well for him,” she concluded.