"This Country Nawa": Nigerian Lady Displays What She Found Inside Pack of Toothpaste, Video Trends
- A Nigerian lady has caused a frenzy on social media after revealing what she found inside the pack of toothpaste she bought
- The lady purchased the toothpaste by the roadside at night only to open it in the morning to see a smaller pack inside
- Social media users reacted massively to the video with many recounting how they once got scammed
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A young Nigerian lady has shared her pain online after getting scammed by a toothpaste vendor.
The lady identified as @flourish3065 on TikTok displayed the content of toothpaste she bought by the roadside.

Source: TikTok
Lady gets scammed by roadside vendor
The lady revealed that she bought the toothpaste for N900 by the roadside at night.

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To her utmost shock, when she unveiled the contents of the toothpaste, she found a smaller pack of toothpaste inside and a thick paper.
She captioned the video:
“POV; You bought toothpaste by the roadside at night. My Nigeria people e never reach like this oo.”
Reactions as lady gets scammed
The video stirred reactions from netizens who asked her to be glad that she saw toothpaste although it was a smaller size.
NailTechin|badan said:
“Dey thank God say you still see the Oral B what if na Olive dey inside.”
BigFey said:
“U see toothpaste Abi u no see.”
Mimie reacted:
“Double portion.”
@_abikeade said:
“U bought economy not first class.”
@khalidniiu said:
"What is this world turning into now? Scam everywhere."
@limited _edition768 said:
“Atleast you still see paste.”
@splendid215 said:
“Wahala.”
Watch the video below:
POS lady laments after getting scammed
Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a shocking incident of a POS scam in Nigeria surfaced online. A POS operator was duped N75,000 by a crafty con artist who used counterfeit money to pay for a bank transfer.
In a now-viral TikTok video, the victim, a woman who runs a small shop with a POS terminal, was approached by the alleged scammer, pretending to be a customer.
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Source: Legit.ng