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How 6 Suspected Yahoo Boys died in Car Crash, Less Than 24hrs After Purchase: Uncensored Video

Last updated on March 30th, 2021 at 10:27 pm

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Six suspected internet fraudsters popularly known as Yahoo Boys lost their lives in a gruesome accident when the Lexus IS250 they were speeding in, which was recently purchased by one a friend some few hours ago, crashed into a stationary bulldozer.


It was gathered that the owner of the just-purchased Lexus car was not amongst the accident victims, as he was chilling in a hotel. 6 of his friends took the car out to celebrate the new purchase and cashed into the parked truck, killing all the six occupants instantly, and damaging the car beyond repair.


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The ill-fated supercar, a Lexus IS 250, arrived Ughelli at about 5pm and the accident occurred near Ekiugbo Junction around 8pm, on their return from the joint where they went to celebrate.


The cause of the accident which killed all 6 occupants of the car is unclear. Some say they were probably drunk, others say it’s a repercussion of the yahoo plus deal/ ritual they did, while others suspect the owner of the car used the 6 victims for the yahoo cause, as he should be excited about his new car but rather chose to stay back in a hotel while his friends took the car out to celebrate.

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