Man Sells Stolen Iphone 13 Pro Max Worth Millions For ₦30k

• A Nigerian man was arrested for attempting to sell a stolen iPhone 13 Pro Max.
• The selling price was ₦30,000, significantly lower than the phone’s market value.
• The iPhone 13 Pro Max is typically worth hundreds of thousands of naira.

In a shocking incident that has caught the attention of many on social media, a Nigerian man was apprehended after trying to sell a stolen iPhone 13 Pro Max for only ₦30,000. The iPhone 13 Pro Max, a high-end smartphone, is typically valued at hundreds of thousands of naira, making the suspect’s offer surprisingly low.

The event was shared on X (formerly Twitter), where users quickly picked up on the story. The post detailed how the man attempted to offload the expensive phone at a local phone shop. The stark difference between the actual market value and the price he offered raised eyebrows among the online community.

A video accompanying the post captures background voices expressing shock and disappointment over the attempt. The reactions highlight the disbelief that such a costly device was being sold for a mere fraction of its worth.

When confronted about the phone’s real market price, the man admitted, “I know that it’s close to half a million or maybe even more.” This acknowledgment adds to the intrigue, suggesting he was aware of the phone’s true value but still chose to sell it cheaply, perhaps hoping to avoid suspicion.

Authorities have since taken the man into custody, and the case serves as a reminder of the risks involved in attempting to sell stolen goods in public.

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