David Williams
A family dispute has reportedly erupted after a 16-year-old boy allegedly returned home with a luxury sports car shortly after completing the West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WAEC), claiming that he acquired the vehicle with proceeds from an online business.
According to a story shared by Nigerian social media personality Tunde Ednut, the teenager, name withheld allegedly made more than ₦35 millionb through internet fraud, commonly referred to as “Yahoo Yahoo,”
The boy, who was said to have recently completed his WAEC, reportedly purchased a “Spider” sports car and brought it home but his father questioned him about the source of the money used to purchase the vehicle.
The teenager allegedly maintained that the money came from an “online business.” and his father reportedly became suspicious and believed the funds may have been obtained through fraudulent activities.
Concerned about the possible consequences, the father instructed his son to return the vehicle and refund the money to its source.
The situation reportedly escalated when the boy’s mother intervened and questioned why the family should give up the car, particularly amid the country’s economic difficulties.
According to the account shared by Tunde Ednut, the disagreement between the couple and their son eventually became heated as the father reportedly told his son to leave the family home, accusing him of becoming unwilling to listen to parental advice.
The mother responded that if her son was leaving, she would leave with him and the father accepted the decision, telling them to leave if they had made up their minds.
The following morning, the mother and her son allegedly packed their belongings and left the house.
