Actor Alesh Sanni places N500k bid on lady posing as his friend to scam people of millions

Nollywood actor, Alesh Sanni has placed aN500k bid on lady who has been scamming people of millions, posing as his friend.

The fast-rising actor, while sharing photos of the lady, revealed that the lady has been scamming people of millions promising to take them to the UK. To worsen the situation, she has been posing as his friend, using his pictures as her DP (Display Picture).

The movie star, who was visibly angry, stated that he had reached out to the lady asking her to refund her victims but she had remained adamant.

Alesh has promised to show her the stuff he is made of by ensuring she gets deported.

“This girl Dey play me. She scammed people of millions that she would take them to the UK using my pictures as her friend… Can you imagine this devil, I told her to refund them and she no wan refund ….. na me get wide mouth Abi … I go show you say I hate scammers. oleeeeeeeeeeee Omo oshi … if you don’t return that money today … trust me na deportation straight….. wait on it ,,, Omo ofo .. alabe rirun Ashiere”.

See some reactions from some of his fans below,

One Rofiat Quadri wrote, “But let’s be serious, why them dey send money to person wey them no know. Alesh na immigration officer ni and the fool that is scamming people ofe fi emi she ofo because to see money no easy

One Odunayomi wrote, “Help me call her out. She’s scamming people up and down

One Archie Kings wrote, “Let’s be clear what really happened? Hope it’s not a business gone wrong? I was scammed a few weeks ago and went to the bank to report the Account and was told that it was business gone wrong and that I should go and meet the person”.

Similarly, singer, Peter Okoye had cried out over how online swindlers were using his name to scam people on social media.

The singer runs a lottery program that online fraudsters have been using to scam people using his name.

While responding to a fan who expressed his desire to have a certain amount of money before the end of the year, Peter noted how such desire is the reason why fraudsters are on the rise.

Fed up with the constant scamming, he had publicly called out certain banks, that were allowing scammers to open accounts in his name.

Questioning them, he had vowed to file lawsuits against them.