We googled it and found this was a Nigerian term for "you fool".

When it comes to getting tenants, the best sources aren't for free.The Nigerian scammers have gotten a bit more sophisticated and first want your email and will then work towards your address to mail a check to..that you are then supposed to deposit, take your cut to cover rent & deposit and wire the rest to a different account...sometimes to cover the cost of shipping their car to your rental - supposedly.

Am a nigerian and based in the Uae.presently am on a low income job of about $800 monthly salary. my goal is to invest in @ least 3 rental properties before the year 2020..Please I will appricate advices on how to go about this and make it a reality...Are the principles thought here applicable to the African market...thank you all and make it a splendid day...

I am a Nigerian and have passion for a real estate investment.

@Marina Kimak  no need to pay money to figure this out.first off I can see how people get scammed.. but lets step back.. we have all gotten the Nigerian scams right.. we know nobody is going to send us 20 million dollars because they think we are nice and sent us an e mail  Correct ? 

But I was notified last week that I won the Irish Lottery and I am sending some of that money to a Nigerian Prince so he can bring his inheritance to this country, so I am expecting to receive about $10 Million from the Prince soon, and maybe I'll get back with you.

Nigerian scammers sell at over half off all the time. just check CL for their ads. they rent cheap, too.

Are they a Nigerian prince, by chance?

Hey Don maybe you can help me with this Nigerian investment I got going.

I'm actually Nigerian (not American, not Canadian).