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Laura Ikeji Calls Out Man For Trying To Scam Her With Fake Alerts

Beauty influencer and socialite, Laura Ikeji Kanu had called out a man for allegedly trying to scam her with fake alerts in her store earlier today.

The mother of three revealed that the man came to her store to buy perfumes and paid with fake alerts. Luckily for her, he was unsuccessful as she discovered his scamming pattern.

She stated that though the country is hard, everyone is going through it and it shouldn’t be an excuse for him to steal from her, as she is also struggling.

Calling his action demonic, she told him to go steal from the government as they are indebted to him and not her. She, however, vowed not to show his face as she shared screenshots of his fake debit alerts.

“This guy came to my store, bought perfumes, and paid with a fake alert.
Thank God he didn’t succeed.
But bro… I know the country is tough, we’re all going through it, so coming to steal from struggling youth like me is demonic.”

“U wanna steal, go to the government. They owe u, not me. Won’t show ur face so do better.”

https://www.instagram.com/tv/C353-p0szvq/?igsh=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ==

Scammers are master manipulators. Don’t let them reel you in with their tricks. Beware!

Live with Purpose, Love with Passion. Remember to be happy

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Rose Ajieh

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