, Either you answer the call or call back later; a young man on the other end will plead with you, claiming to have mistakenly transferred an MTN card worth #4,500 to you.
He will tell you that he intended sending the card to his brother who’s in school.
NOTE: you will only get an SMS containing this fake recharge card after speaking with them on phone.
After a short while, he will call you back thanking you that his brother had successfully loaded the card, but just then, he will tell you that the old man who owns the card wants to thank you.
This’s where the scam starts.
An old man with a typical Yoruba accent will take over the phone and start praying for you, for not using his card.
After a long prayer which seems genuine at first, the old man will ask you where you’re and your name as he keeps praying for you.
Just then, he will introduce himself as the chief priest of Ile-Ife land in Osun State.
He will ask you the kind of job you do and that he will pronounce your name in his shrine right-now and your destiny will be opened.
When you tell him that you're a Christian, he assures you that he gives powers to both Pastors and Imams. That he’s not asking you to perform any rituals at all.
The only thing he will require of you is for you to show him appreciating when doors begin to open for you.
But just then, he will ask you to call him back in two minutes, claiming that he wants to enter powerhouse (his shrine) for you.
At this point, you’re already in a big mess because when you call him back, he will start telling you things about you that no one knew.
He will be so precise in telling you all your problems. And you will have no reason not to do anything he asks of you.
And because you’re now bewitched with their sorceries, they will wreck your bank account but the promised solution will never manifest.
When you assure him that you won’t use the recharge card, he will thank you and also promise to call back as soon as his brother had successfully loaded the card.
NOTE: you will only get an SMS containing this fake recharge card after speaking with them on phone.
After a short while, he will call you back thanking you that his brother had successfully loaded the card, but just then, he will tell you that the old man who owns the card wants to thank you.
This’s where the scam starts.
An old man with a typical Yoruba accent will take over the phone and start praying for you, for not using his card.
After a long prayer which seems genuine at first, the old man will ask you where you’re and your name as he keeps praying for you.
Just then, he will introduce himself as the chief priest of Ile-Ife land in Osun State.
He will ask you the kind of job you do and that he will pronounce your name in his shrine right-now and your destiny will be opened.
When you tell him that you're a Christian, he assures you that he gives powers to both Pastors and Imams. That he’s not asking you to perform any rituals at all.
The only thing he will require of you is for you to show him appreciating when doors begin to open for you.
But just then, he will ask you to call him back in two minutes, claiming that he wants to enter powerhouse (his shrine) for you.
At this point, you’re already in a big mess because when you call him back, he will start telling you things about you that no one knew.
He will be so precise in telling you all your problems. And you will have no reason not to do anything he asks of you.
And because you’re now bewitched with their sorceries, they will wreck your bank account but the promised solution will never manifest.
CAUTION NOTE:
Please anyone that calls you claiming to be an herbalist or prophet, claiming to have solutions to all your problems, please terminate such calls immediately.
Fraudsters now add magical powers to their tools. Even false prophets use the same magical powers, so please don’t get carried away with this so call vision or prophecies, many of which are coming from demonic powers.
They will tell you your problems accurately, scam you of your hard earn money but the solution will never surface.
To be fore-warn is to be fore-arm.
Fraudsters now add magical powers to their tools. Even false prophets use the same magical powers, so please don’t get carried away with this so call vision or prophecies, many of which are coming from demonic powers.
They will tell you your problems accurately, scam you of your hard earn money but the solution will never surface.
To be fore-warn is to be fore-arm.
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