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Fake Cripple ‘Almajiri’ Caught Begging For Arms In Lagos (See Video)

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Fake Cripple ‘Almajiri’ Caught Begging For Arms In Lagos (See Video)

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Okoli Nnamdi

Published on March 12, 2022

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A phony handicap was recently apprehended while begging for money in Ikeja, Lagos.

Before they were apprehended, the little girl who appeared to be crippled was seated in a wheelchair and pushed around by her accomplice.

When the small girl was asked to stand, she did, so perfectly for someone who claimed to be disabled.

The event drew the attention of bystanders, with one woman opening her mouth wide in surprise.

The video has stirred reactions on Instagram’s streets, with as many Nigerians are surprised at what they are seeing.

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