An entire generation of men now sees women as a liability rather than a life partner. How did we get to a point where love feels like a burden? 🤦🏾‍♀️

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@JumiaGhana @Jumia_Group I don't know if you're aware of this but people are using your brand and name to scam. A number (UK number) called me yesterday telling me to contact them on WhatsApp. When I did, she introduced herself as Kaline (probably a fake name) and said she's a promoter from Jumia. She sent me a product link and asked me to like the product on that page and send a screenshot. I did. She then sent me a Telegram handle to chat and gave me a random invite number to use, which I also did. The Telegram handle asked me to join a group, took my number, and sent me GH¢20 as a registration bonus. They said the actual work would begin the next day, which was today. I knew it was a scam from the start but I wanted to see how far they'd go and what they were actually after. Today the tasks began. The first three tasks in the group, spaced 10 minutes apart, were simple: click the product link (which takes you to Jumia's website), like the product, then send a screenshot to the group. Each task was supposed to earn GH¢10. The fourth task was the catch I was waiting for. They ask you to send money to purchase a product, and claim they'll "buy it back" from you, refunding your money plus a commission and payment for the previous tasks. They've already refunded people who sent money, along with the commissions. I believe this is purely to build trust before the bigger scam comes in. I privately reached out to some members of the group to warn them, but it seems many are already in too deep. The scammers already earned their trust with that first refund. I can give details, numbers and handles involved if you want. (This graphic is from the group)