Yahoo boys bring money into the economy, while politicians steal money out of our economy”

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Big Brother Naija 2017 winner, Efe Ejeba has aired his 2 cents over the trending “Yahoo Boy” debate.

Apparently, It all started after the EFCC raided Club 57 in Lagos, where over 12 suspected internet fraudsters were arrested by the EFCC.

        Efe in reaction wrote: “Yahoo boys bring money into the economy, Politicians steal money and take it out of our economy. Nigerians please who is justified?”

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