The CRAZY STORY of NIGERIANS.
How Nigerian scammers make money using Human Sacrifice
By Ogopa in Nairobi, Kenya
For years, Nigerians have dazzled the world with their vibrant music, captivating movies, and impressive football talent, bringing us entertainment filled with glitz and glamour.
But beneath the polished image we see on our screens, something far darker has been unfolding…
The horrifying discovery has left Kenyans stunned: body parts of 20-year-old Rita Waeni were found in an Airbnb after her Nigerian boyfriend vanished, taking her head with him.
Many Kenyans believed scenes like this only existed in Nollywood films…
For Nigerians, however, this is as common as catching a phone thief in Nairobi CBD, as ritual killings have sadly become a part of their reality.
What we see in the movies isn’t fiction—it’s happening on the ground.
With Nigeria being the most populous and corrupt nation in Africa, its soaring unemployment rate drives many desperate individuals to seek illegal ways to make money, often resorting to internet scams as their path to wealth.
This path has been paved with glamorous Instagram photos and videos, showcasing successful scammers—yahoo boys—driving luxury cars and throwing cash around in their villages, living a lifestyle reminiscent of Lil Wayne.
Their lifestyle is so extravagant that you’d be walking through a village, on your way to a wedding, and suddenly spot Range Rovers parked outside a hostel.
Then, when you reach the wedding, you’re hit with a shock as the couple is showered with stacks of cash.
In the club, you’ll be tempted to ditch your girlfriend and join their table. These guys will splurge on the priciest bottles, unapologetically using them to “clean” their flashy jewelry, while you sip on your Chrome Gin and play Aviator in the corner.
It’s so mind-blowing that you might even find yourself in church, praying for a change. But when you get there, the shock deepens as you witness your pastor accepting money from the yahoo boys.
These scenes are so tempting that you’ll be drawn to follow the scammers’ path, believing there’s no honor in living in poverty.
When you finally approach one of them to learn the tricks of the trade, you’ll truly understand the meaning behind the Ameno lyrics…
“You want to Bamba , you want to chill with the big boys “
For yahoo boys to thrive, they often resort to brutal methods taught by black magic practitioners, which include using animal and even human flesh to create powerful charms.
These charms are said to offer protection and ensure success while they manipulate their victims.
If Oga Chinedu sends you a message, holding his charm-filled pot, my friend, you’ll be compelled to reply—and send money.
The charms are then combined with herbs by the juju man, placed in a black pot, and burned into ashes.
These ashes are the key to unlocking vast fortunes, which can either be consumed or applied to the charms for power.
However, finding a victim isn’t always easy, and since these scammers are often too lazy to work hard for it, they turn to those closest to them.
Family members and loved ones often become the ones sacrificed in these dark rituals.
Their girlfriends are showered with gifts and attention, making them feel like they’re living a dream, not realizing they’re being groomed for a horrific fate, much like Waeni.
Once they’re lured into a safe space, they’re brutally stabbed to death, just like this young woman.
It’s a terrifying reality—one moment, you’re enjoying time with your partner, laughing and relaxing, and the next, he’s dismembering you without a shred of mercy.
This same horrifying fate befell this university student as well.
Those who manage to keep their crimes hidden will go as far as murdering you and burying your body in their home, showing no mercy, even removing your eyes, just like they did to this young woman.
For the women fortunate enough to escape death, the dark ritual often involves sex as a twisted element.
After spending a night with the yahoo boy, these women will suddenly lose their sanity.
After sacrificing these innocent women, they believe the ritual ensures their success, which is why they show no mercy while dismembering their victims.
In their twisted logic, the end justifies the means.
So, my advise to women, if a Nigerian man invites you to his house after showering you with lavish gifts, RUN!
Because, as you can see, they’ve made their way to Kenya and they’ve got money to burn.
