In the late 90s and early 2000s, internet connectivity in West Africa led to the emergence of online fraudsters known as 'Yahoo boys', who exploited vulnerable targets globally.
As telcos reduced data prices and with growing unemployment, scammers evolved from basic email scams to sophisticated techniques, including sextortion and cryptocurrency fraud.
Fraud training environments called hustle kingdoms provide young people a base to learn scams, inspired by Dorime culture which glorifies an affluent lifestyle.
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