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– –<\/span><\/p>\n A young woman in the trade of duping unsuspecting with a stuffed baby has been captured on video begging for alms on the streets of Lagos.<\/p>\n Footage shared online shows the moment\u00a0the beggar approached passengers in a private car and began asking them for help, with a baby in her arm.<\/p>\n The passengers immediately suspected the baby was not real so they asked the beggar to show the child\u2019s face.<\/p>\n The beggar was reluctant to comply but they kept insisting that they wanted to see the baby\u2019s face before giving her money.<\/p>\n The beggar then pulled back the clothes covering the baby to reveal that what is beneath is just more clothes.<\/p>\n This modus operandi of begging is not new and unsurprising as many so-called smart people deploy similar tactics in different forms to make gains from others.<\/p>\n Meanwhile, netizens have slammed the folks behind the video for making a jest out of the situation which should be reported the police<\/p>\n Check out some of the comments below<\/strong><\/p>\n wisdomcounsellin <\/strong>wrote: This is what happens when people are too proud to work but not ashamed to beg<\/p>\n uchennaji <\/strong>wrote: The fact that we actually find this dubious\/deceitful act funny is what I can\u2019t fathom.<\/p>\n accessorizebyiris<\/strong> wrote: I\u2019m sorry but if I don\u2019t see any obvious disability, I\u2019m not giving money\u00a0<\/p>\n adadoby <\/strong>wrote: There\u2019s nothing funny here, they should be arrested\u00a0<\/p>\n alysia_empire<\/strong> wrote: She\u2019s laughing she think it\u2019s funny. This is emotional blackmail<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n