Yahoo boy transforms to pastor, says he wants to win souls for Christ

A young man simply known as Moses has revealed that he’s a former internet fraudster (Yahoo Boy) who is now a pastor.

The 22-year-old shared the story of how he gave his life to Christ and became born again after years of defrauding people.

In an interview with journalist, Lucky Udu, Moses said he became a yahoo boy as a means to get money to take care of himself while he was still in school.

According to him, at the time when he started, he was a photographer but he changed his business account to another account befitting for a fraudster.

As fate would have it, his as an internet fraudster was short-lived as he encountered God and decided to change his ways. The young man says he is currently focused on how winning souls for God.

In his words; “My name is Moses. I used to Yahoo boy but today by God’s grace, I am a born-again Christian and a pastor. I want to use my ministry to win souls of this generation for Christ.

“It all began in 2019 when I entered into school. I needed money for upkeep and other things. While talking to people, they told me about what’s fetching guys money. I asked them how does this work and they told me about yahoo”.

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Meanwhile, another young man simply known as John said that he feels frustrated over the low income he earns from his job as a welder.

Speaking in an interview with Lucky Udu, he lamented about struggling to make ends meet while friends he grew up with are making money through internet fraud aka Yahoo Yahoo.

According to John, he spent four years learning welding yet with all his hardwork, he is barely able to make enough money to get by daily.

He said that he is not happy because he cannot make millions just like his friends who are cashing out with Yahoo Yahoo.

The 25-year-old said; ”My name is John. I am 25 years old. I am not too happy with my life because everyone I grew up with are now making money through yahoo yahoo. I learnt welding for the past four years but nobody wants to give me job because they feel like I am too small or not up to the task.

I have been trying my best to meet up with life. My friends are doing things, making money, buying cars. I just feel left out in everything.”