GhanaWeb Feature
An influential member of one of the most popular public groups on Facebook in Ghana, Tell It All, has uncovered the scam of an unidentified user.
The scammer clandestinely bought into the emotional minds of the over 250,000 members of the group.
Nana Tea, as he is known on Facebook, shared the details of how the story of one of the members, Emelly Aidoo, caught the attention of some persons willing to sponsor the education of her child until the university and to set up her in a sustainable business.
This was after Emelly shared an emotional story of how she had to let her daughter go to school without food but had only spoken about it online after she saw a post from Nana Tea to the effect that the latter was willing to give some lucky people GHc20 as lunch money.
“This morning I told my daughter not to go to school as I don’t have money for her feeding fee today and it will look somehow other kids eating and she’s there watching, but she insisted (sic) on going. I bid her goodbye but as a mother, I wasn’t happy within me, I was praying for a miracle to happen in my heart only to login into Facebook and stumbled on #nana #tea post for 20gh lunch, I commented with my phone number and someone sent me 20gh it was like a dream to me.
“I called someone in the house gave her my momo pin for her to withdraw the money and take 10gh to my girl’s school and she did. Nana made the post around to 12pm and they always have lunch by 12: 30pm. God of zero…
