Traders be cautious of Nigerian influencers

[Prognostic_Factor]

https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSDchPQQJ/ In the video is Ola of Lagos introducing Grace boy an 18 year old who claims to have created a bot that can make multi millions for traders.
 In the video Ola of Lagos is not only selling the Grace boy trading bot but as usual selling his trading classes. Grace boy trading bot has also appeared on Vanguard which now questions the reputation of vanguard with some people saying as low as a few thousands of naira you can send them post without them verifying it.

Ola of Lagos is not the only influencers collecting money to promote those fake traders also Egungu and others.

If their trading bot actually works or they have all the secrets to trading in the classes they will
1. Not share it with anyone except their family members
2. Won't charge 50k naira or less to teach you how to make over hundred million in a month
3. They won't be paying influencers and promoters to give them visibility.
4. Won't be desperate to show a rich lifestyle to get people interested.

Those guys are focus on getting money from people rather than trading so don't be their victim.

[Curious T]

That is why it's good to be smart. What do Egungun and Ola of Lagos know about crypto trading? That has never been their content, so why should they know the trading bot or class that should be good for anybody? That's the first question anybody is to ask, but people don't ask that question; they're always moved by what they see. If the ad was coming from a person who has been that crypto influencing is their content, I wouldn't blame people for not questioning it, even though they should, but in this case, I'd have to blame them.

I don't like people who have no morals, no lines they can't cross, people who care about nothing; all that matters to them is money. For the right price, they will do anything without thinking about the consequences for others.

[Joy_learns_crypto]

That is why it's good to be smart. What do Egungun and Ola of Lagos know about crypto trading? That has never been their content, so why should they know the trading bot or class that should be good for anybody? That's the first question anybody is to ask, but people don't ask that question; they're always moved by what they see. If the ad was coming from a person who has been that crypto influencing is their content, I wouldn't blame people for not questioning it, even though they should, but in this case, I'd have to blame them.

I don't like people who have no morals, no lines they can't cross, people who care about nothing; all that matters to them is money. For the right price, they will do anything without thinking about the consequences for others.

Traders who are selling things takes advantage of the high number of followers that people like egungu and ola or Lagos have and their content are almost similar in lots of ways, ola of Lagos shows advertises luxurious properties like houses, cars and estate, while egungu also shows the same thing just that he adds women to his own content and their followers are either rich or hoping to be rich so yes they are a good target for those traders selling scams to people.

[Nathrixxx]

I do see Ola of Lagos once a while promoting for crypto traders, but this guy majorly base his advertisement on housing estates, he advertise for buying and selling of houses in Lagos metropolitant, he also in addition advertise for other services base on request from his clients, if you're seeing the likes of them, be careful, because they have been paid to do so, those traders you see them promotes don't have the acheivements they claimed to have, some of us here on bitcointalk can even do better than them if we go into the same thing fully.

[ZeroVinsonN]

People should try to be able to differentiate real from fake, no reasonable person will sell something worth millions to you for small change, that's not how the world works, plus this is Nigeria, scammers are everywhere now so it's pays to be careful the kind of online content you should be listening to as most of the so call influencers don't really care about the negative impact the product/service they are promoting will have on the general population as long as they are getting paid to do it, it's all about the financial gain they are going to make from it and not about the credibility of what they are promoting and the fan bases are too obsessed with their influencer to even care about how wrong the information they are being sold is, we should always try and look out for fraudulent promotions like that.

[Abu-Naim]

These influencers are being paid for advert, they don’t mostly care about how true the information is about the platform they are promoting they just want to share with their community and their followers, if they end up getting scammed, they don’t care because Nigeria will not take serious action that’s why the influencers are doing it always.

If you want to trade or invest, always discard the information from these influencers because most of them don’t have any clue or knowledge about what they are promoting, they are just using demo accounts to show you how they get money which is always lies because many has falling victim of such scams.

[Spaceman1000$]

https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSDchPQQJ/ In the video is Ola of Lagos introducing Grace boy an 18 year old who claims to have created a bot that can make multi millions for traders.
 In the video Ola of Lagos is not only selling the Grace boy trading bot but as usual selling his trading classes. Grace boy trading bot has also appeared on Vanguard which now questions the reputation of vanguard with some people saying as low as a few thousands of naira you can send them post without them verifying it.

Ola of Lagos is not the only influencers collecting money to promote those fake traders also Egungu and others.

If their trading bot actually works or they have all the secrets to trading in the classes they will
1. Not share it with anyone except their family members
2. Won't charge 50k naira or less to teach you how to make over hundred million in a month
3. They won't be paying influencers and promoters to give them visibility.
4. Won't be desperate to show a rich lifestyle to get people interested.

Those guys are focus on getting money from people rather than trading so don't be their victim.

I agree with you, if they truly have a bot that gives strong trading signals, they won't disclose it to you or any member of the public, they will be swimming in wealth secretly, however in a bid to get members of the public defrauded, they use most of these social media influencers as bait to get the public trust. If not for clickbait, most of those influencers are actually not influencing anything significant, if you've been around the internet for a while, you should be familiar with this guy's and their tricks.

[El_Tammy]

People should try to be able to differentiate real from fake, no reasonable person will sell something worth millions to you for small change, that's not how the world works, plus this is Nigeria, scammers are everywhere now so it's pays to be careful the kind of online content you should be listening to as most of the so call influencers don't really care about the negative impact the product/service they are promoting will have on the general population as long as they are getting paid to do it, it's all about the financial gain they are going to make from it and not about the credibility of what they are promoting and the fan bases are too obsessed with their influencer to even care about how wrong the information they are being sold is, we should always try and look out for fraudulent promotions like that.

Swears man, this is indeed Nigeria. A country where even the so called influencers themselves create tokens with the agenda of scamming the people who supports and follow their craft. With what I've seen in this country, trust me if see any social media or Internet influencer or content creator talk about cryptocurrency, I find it super hard to believe or even completely watch the clip. Most of them do these things to scam the people and it's very bad.

[Mr_Brilliant$]

People should try to be able to differentiate real from fake, no reasonable person will sell something worth millions to you for small change, that's not how the world works, plus this is Nigeria, scammers are everywhere now so it's pays to be careful the kind of online content you should be listening to as most of the so call influencers don't really care about the negative impact the product/service they are promoting will have on the general population as long as they are getting paid to do it, it's all about the financial gain they are going to make from it and not about the credibility of what they are promoting and the fan bases are too obsessed with their influencer to even care about how wrong the information they are being sold is, we should always try and look out for fraudulent promotions like that.

Nowadays, people just dey believe anything theirs influencer dey talk without even checking if e make sense..
Most of these so called influencers no even care whether wetin dem dey promote go spoil person life, as long as money dey enter their account.
Na why e good make person use sense, do small research before you fall for wetin dem dey advertise. For this Nigeria wey scam full everywhere, make we dey shine our eye well well…