"Over N70k Gone": Cloth Seller Who Gave Man N90k and POS Machine to Start Business Laments Online

• A maker and seller of aso oke, a Yoruba hand-woven cloth, has expressed his disappointment online after a man betrayed his trust
• According to the aso oke seller, he had given the man a point of sale (POS) machine and N90k for the roadside business
• Two months later, the report he got about the POS business broke his heart, and he shared it on social media

An aso oke seller, @ThaGuru_, has cried out online after a man he supported to start a hustle disappointed him.

@ThaGuru_ said he gave the man a POS machine and N90k as start-up capital.

However, two months later, he found out that a large portion of the money had disappeared without explanation.

@ThaGuru_ added that the man could not also find the POS machine. He wrote on X:

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"Gave this man a POS with 90k as start up.

"Two months later, over 70k gone. Unaccounted for.

"Today, he can’t find the POS machine!

"It is DONE!!!"

See his tweet below:

Nigerians react to his POS empowerment story

@batundepicture said:

"Ha which kind person be that one?"

@pelzystack50 said:

"Make i laff or not."

@gabrielfuhnwi said:

"😂😂😂😂😂 Sorry bro. That business showed me shege. If you can't get someone faithful no put body . Alot of unserious individuals out there."

@hashtagtweets said:

"Na tiff, no leave am abeg. Make e account for am."

In a related story, Legit.ng reported that a POS operator shed tears after collecting fake N100k from a customer.

POS operator whose phone was stolen helped

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a kind man had bought a new phone for a POS operator whose phone was stolen.

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Recall that Legit.ng reported about a customer who did a N500 transaction and stole an unsuspecting Precious' phone. On a Saturday, Chizitere, also known as Chizzy Whizzy, took her to a phone store and bought her a new one.

In a Facebook post, Chizitere said he came across Precious' situation after reading about it on Legit.ng and was further moved to help her thanks to well-meaning folks who urged him to do so. He shared photos of an excited Precious as she posed with her benefactor and the new phone.

Proofread by Kola Muhammed, journalist and copyeditor at Legit.ng

Source: Legit.ng