Hair Vendor Sells Fake Hair To Lady For 1.7 Million Naira (video) – Fashion – Nigeria
Image Credit: nairaland- A Nigerian lady publicly accused a hair vendor of selling her fake hair worth ₦1.7 million, claiming it did not match the quality she paid for.
- The vendor reportedly refused to refund the money, prompting the lady to share a video complaint on social media platforms like TikTok and YouTube.
- The incident has sparked a lively discussion on Nairaland, with mixed reactions from users debating the value of expensive hair and the prevalence of scams in the hair industry.
- The case highlights ongoing concerns about consumer fraud and authenticity in the premium hair market in Nigeria.
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