Nigerian actor Aremu Afolayan recently lamented his decision not to engage in "Yahoo Yahoo" (internet fraud), stating that legitimate work feels "super useless." His controversial remarks sparked mixed reactions on social media, with critics urging him to reconsider his stance and advocating for honest, lawful earnings.
Nigerian actor Aremu Afolayan recently expressed regret for not engaging in fraudulent activities, commonly referred to as "Yahoo Yahoo." Afolayan shared his frustrations, stating that legitimate work feels "super useless" in today's society. His comments sparked a mix of reactions on social media, with many condemning his stance while others empathized with his frustration over the struggles of earning a living through honest means.
Several social media users criticized Afolayan for promoting fraudulent behavior, urging him to reconsider his words given his influence as a public figure. They emphasized that engaging in illegal activities is not a solution and encouraged him to keep striving for success through legitimate means. Others, however, acknowledged the challenges of making a living in a tough economy but advised against turning to crime.
