VeryDarkMan has opined that despite the fact that fraud is wrong, Yahoo Boys have done a lot to keep Nigeria’s economy afloat.
VeryDarkMan, a controversial activist, has come forward to explain why he believes Yahoo Boys are driving Nigeria’s floating economy.
Remember that the activist was just in Jos for a comedy event? He was invited to a radio broadcast with JayFm 101.9 in Jos, where he presented his findings.
According to him, despite the fact that fraud is wrong, Yahoo Boys have done a lot to keep Nigeria’s economy afloat.
He alleges that some of them utilize the revenues of their activities to buy mansions and plazas in places like Lekki, thereby keeping several companies viable.
He concedes that, while politicians have stolen a lot of money, they spend it outside of Nigeria, whereas Yahoo Boys give back to the economy, making them better in certain ways.
VeryDarkMan also believes they are silly because they are the reason everything in Nigeria is more expensive, but there is a small benefit to it.
According to him, it is because of them that there are now online businesses, cryptocurrency trading, and other ways to make money on the internet.
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