I am in search of a Romanian woman to scam for money - Abubakar MK Gwantu

Following reports exposing Nzube Hney Ikeji for allegedly impersonating a Dubai prince and scamming a Romanian woman of $2.5 million, reactions online took an even more disturbing turn. One user openly wrote: “How can I have a Romanian love-seeking woman too. I need dollars!”

This comment is alarming because it does not just trivialize fraud—it expresses intent to replicate it. Treating romance scams as a shortcut to wealth reflects a dangerous moral decay and a normalization of crime. Fraud is not hustle; it is theft that destroys lives and reputations. Comments like this show how celebrating ill-gotten wealth encourages others to pursue crime rather than honest work. Society must stop glamorizing scammers and start reinforcing that accountability, integrity, and lawful effort are the only legitimate paths to success.