A man has recently expressed serious concerns about the state of Nigeria, claiming the country is “in a deep mess.” He believes that many individuals involved in fraud are entering politics simply because they have money. According to him, these so-called “fraud boys” are using their wealth to gain political power and potentially to launder their illegal earnings.

He shared his thoughts on social media, stating, “Nigeria is in a deep mess that we are failing to acknowledge. Fraud boys with little education are entering politics because they are rich and they need to clean their money. Soon, we will have full-blown Yahoo boys in power, making laws and executing them. I have fears.”

This sentiment struck a chord with many of his followers, who agreed with his observations and shared their own worries in the comments section.

The man’s remarks highlight a growing fear among citizens that corrupt individuals might take key positions in the government, undermining the integrity of Nigerian politics. As more people join the conversation, it becomes clear that many are concerned about the future of their country and the impact of fraud on governance.