"I Don Tire": Nigerian Man Gets Angry, Damages PC In Viral Video As He Loses Big Money To Forex

"I Don Tire": Nigerian Man Gets Angry, Damages PC In Viral Video As He Loses Big Money To Forex

  • A Nigerian man went viral after losing a huge sum to forex trading, reacting in anger by damaging his PC
  • The man shared his frustration after the loss, revealing how much money he lost
  • His video quickly drew attention on social media, as viewers were shocked by both the size of the loss

A Nigerian man got many people talking on social media as he angrily stepped on his PC repeatedly, damaging it after a massive loss in forex trading.

He shared a video showing the moment he pounced on the laptop over and over, second after second, until it was completely destroyed.

Nigerian man’s dramatic reaction to forex loss goes viral online
Angry Nigerian man smashes PC after losing $2k in forex trading Photo source: Tiktok/@verified_xsco
Source: TikTok

Man pounces on laptop after losing money to forex trading

He even used his hand to break the screen as he turned it to the back.

The Nigerian man gave a hint of what led to the outburst in the video he posted on his page, @verified_xsco, via the popular social media platform TikTok.

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The video carried a description that helped viewers understand what happened and why he reacted that way.

The description read:

"Me after losing my last $2k to forex trading."
Nigerian man angrily destroys PC after big forex loss
Man pounces on laptop after losing $2k to forex trading Photo source: Tiktok/@verified_xsco
Source: TikTok

He also added in the forex post:

"Omoh I don tire for this business."

The post immediately caught the attention of viewers, who flocked to his page to share their thoughts.

Reactions asman destroys PC after losing $2k to forex trading

Muslim man advice:

"You for sell am na."

️PLUTO said:

"Forex na sporty wey wear suit."

$AM$O₦ noted:

"Na u go still buy the system back come deposit money and start again. I dey wait for you."

️snow said:

"See this one Dey spoil laptop I don lost 4m last month/this month now I have 200k left."

FEMO;LEE added:
"I no Dey trade again and one girl called me hammed why don’t you used our app again last week omo na from their I no say na big setup."

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Èl Chapo wrote:

"You Dey sing Dey do am my own na one blow everything scatter I repair sha."

约翰 said:

"Laptop wen u for sell tag guild guy."

OG added:

"Get a good mentor and start up from scratch that what got me my car."

Chijioke Clinton asked:

"As u don spoil am dae go ifeco gadgets go buy another laptop."

Fat wax the great said:

"You will still save up to buy another one."

han_franc noted:

"Channelling ur energy to the wrong place, the laptop was innocent."

summersss22 added:

"Atleast sell the laptop use the money smoke cana no waste am na."

Nigerian Man Loses ₦400k Investment in Stock Exchange

Meanwhile, Legit.ng reports that a Nigerian man, Anthony, revealed his biggest life regret after investing ₦400,000 in the stock exchange while in secondary school.

Although his investment initially grew to ₦500,000, it eventually crashed to just ₦30,000. Anthony reflected that he could have bought a piece of land for ₦50,000 at the time, calling the experience the biggest mistake and pain of his life.

Source: Legit.ng

Authors:
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Muhammed Hammed Olayinka (Human Interest Editor) Muhammed is a journalist with over six years of experience in Nigerian digital media. He began as Editor at Oracle, UNILORIN (2017–2019), then worked with Opera News Hub (2019–2021), Scopper News (2022–2023), and Gistreel (2023–2025). He won the NAPSS President Writing Skirmish in 2017 and was first runner-up in the UNILORIN Senate Writing Contest in 2018. Muhammed now works with LEGIT.ng, where he tells engaging and impactful stories for readers. He can be reached via email at muhammed.hammedolayinka@corp.legit.ng