Lesgupnigeria (WaleAgro) Is Not To Be Trusted❌❌❌!!!!
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This thread is a community warning about a specific individual, Lesgupnigeria (Mr. Wale), accused of defrauding a buyer of farmland in Ijebu-Igbo. The original poster details severe breaches of contract, including land shortage, poor clearing work, inflated costs for irrigation and planting materials, and a lack of transparency regarding survey results. Other users reinforce the warning by sharing similar past experiences with other forum members known for scams, emphasizing the danger of trusting 'online farmers' without physical verification.
Pain points:
defraudedno_buyers
Prices:
land_clearing: NGN55000.0 (Ijebu-Igbo)packing_and_burning: NGN10000.0 (Ijebu-Igbo)shrubs_cutting: NGN180000.0 (Ijebu-Igbo)perimeter_survey: NGN40000.0 (Ijebu-Igbo)suckers: NGN270.0 (Ijebu-Igbo)suckers_transport: NGN300000.0 (Ijebu-Igbo)fertiliser: NGN14000.0 (Ijebu-Igbo)
Credibility signals:
Naming specific farm location (Ijebu-Igbo)Detailing specific contract breaches and costsMentioning personal verification steps (surveyor, video evidence)Referencing past fraud cases involving other known forum members
“Good morning everyone, Late last year, I bought 5 acres of farmland from ijebu -Igbo from him on behalf of a friend”
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“He sent it to us and I signed mine but my friend delayed a bit but eventually signed his but Mr Wale has not forwarded back his own signed copy despite asking him severally.”
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“Do not do business with anyone that doesn't have physical place of business operations.”
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“You ignored too many red flags.”
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