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2cribz:
Keele.e do go
I rem when I transfered 5k to a pos vendor
B4 I made transfer ,vall distracted me and I set it. Naso I dey wait for cash.him say he no see am.i cone go check see say na wrong acct
I call the nos. Beg am taya. He say he go return am.
Asai dey call,he dey cut my call.i no top fear but loosing anything even as lil as 5h fit make person mad. Lo and behold after like 15mins I got refunded of the money
Omo I call am pray for am say he no be like others
Tho I come get second thought so na bekos say na 5k
Assuming na 500k kor.
After I end call . Trust me he go off phone
Go flex the money
But bekos ma 5k


See just tag hid account as scammer and report it
Anytime anyone wants to send to that number
Opay will tag a waring as scammer account

Omo i dont know how to do that tagging thing o

MONEY247:
I am the most sincere person alive...
They don't even like me where I work because I nor dey carry person money......

That's exactly what a thief would say

Thewrath:
I had similar experience,reached out to the person and he claimed he didn’t receive the money,I just left him and complained to opay support with evidence,they placed a lien on that particular transaction meaning he can’t use it until their investigation is done,opay reached out to him but I don’t know his response,so opay asked me to get a court order and also fill some forms which I won’t mention here…i did as requested and money was reversed,took about a month of so.

Man i dont have that time bro that's the problem. The thief should thank his stars

Mirasteel:
Submit appeal and lay your complaints, OPAY will send you your money back.

The appeal is asking for legal docs, man who has that time?. They say i should go to a court and get one document like that.

UgoMmiri:
Amuse me. So you sent someone money mistakenly and the person is automatically a thief?

Are you slow? he refused to return it. he is a thief . Or are you the one?

Yukov:
Nigerians are not honest people.

Ever wonder why are politicians are like that? Because we are a reflection of them.


Know that and know peace.

Facts

Omo the thing weak me 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Good evening everyone so I took a bolt ride back from the office and the charge was N4,500

Now the driver told me his opay account number but he made ai mistake in one number

Seems he was a bit absent minded and said 08030923712 instead of 08060923712, and I said Peter right he said hmmm,he was on his phone and I sent the amount. Next thing he quickly screamed his name isn't Peter oh, by then it was too late in a second I had sent it. So I quickly initiated a wrong transfer issue and on opay explaining the error and he took a less amount of 3,700 for his error .
Now the thief who owns the 08030923712 has refused the refund the money and the useless opay app said he rejected the refund and claimed business transactions. I called the thief and he was even boasting that nothing will happen.
This opay app is so useless on cases like this. It's not the amount that paining me it's the audacity of this thief .

Now opay is saying there is nothing they can do. Agent make una epp me make this useless criminals life miserable.
If I will lose the money let the thief loose his peace 😄😄😃😃

givedemwotowoto:
If I make a funny joke now, people will start quoting with emotions flying all over the place.

So let’s leave the matter

You talk too much

YorubaNiBaba:
mnd44, sun, ferie001
@bolded rule 2

Finally found your alternate account 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Finally !!! So this is WizardOfNG alternate account ?.

You are finished 😜

vanbonattel:
Am I the person slapping you? Face the north who issued protest threath and snatched Ilorin, are you afraid of them ?

That pig is a 40.year old man o 🤣🤣🤣🤣

I dey shame for the fool sef . WizardOfNG is an old jobless fool

vanbonattel:
This is a Yoruba ronu riot, take ownership of it

That is an aboki

mrvitalis:
With leaders like this e go hard rock develop Nigeria...

Tinapa was meant to fail and we keep failing not because it's a bad project na it's a fantastic project

The issue is Nigerians don't have the "business" Population to make it profitable

3 years ago only 3.7milliom Nigerians spent 10 dollar plus per day... Now I'm sure it's below 2 million people

Going to tilapia would cost 50 dollars minimum... How many Nigerians have that to spare per capita

Calabar people would just go there to snap picture

Anyone who has done business in a mall knows the truth 70% of people just come to take pictures

Tinapa like ajokuta can't work the mistake has been made let it go

Facts only

ChimaAdeoye:

Nigerian politicians are so rich because the crooks have perfected the art of pitching Nigerians against themselves on ethnic and religious differences. So while Nigerians are arguing pointlessly against themselves and their "tribes", the politicians are stealing their future and the future of their great-grandchildren.

Unfortunately, they do the same things again and again, while Nigerians fall for the same tricks every time!

I swear you will see grown up semi illiterates arguing over tribe here all day. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
And these people are uneducated hungry and poor like yarimo .

They can't feed themselves or speak proper English but they argue tribes all day. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Who knows maybe if I was poor like them I too would have done the same..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ju7q7Nqy-q4?si=pdtvObhAwWmZMxTu

This happened in Ondo State it was in the news yesterday

yarimo:
That won't stop EFCC from investigating your rascality as failed former Governor of anambra state

Proper nouns ("EFCC," "Anambra State" ) should be capitalized.
"Rascality" is a less formal and more colloquial term; consider using a more formal term like "misconduct" or "alleged wrongdoing."
The sentence is accusatory and should be phrased cautiously.
Proper use of punctuation for clarity and correctness.

Corrected Version:
"That won't stop the EFCC from investigating allegations of misconduct during your tenure as the former Governor of Anambra State."

Zooposki:
I just want to live in a country with no Igbos or Yorubas.

If only dreams came true. We dare to dream a Nigeria without the Yorubas and Igbos? That would be paradise.

immortalcrown:
Since the issue of the agreement began to trend, I have not commented on it. I don't take a stand on something I do not understand. I try my best to avoid saying what I cannot defend. Even with this very article, I am yet to understand the agreement.

This sounds vague. Who decides human rights? Can human rights vary according to countries? If LGBTQ is later adopted into human rights, doesn't the signed agreement force the member countries to legalize LGBTQ?

These are questions, not claims. Answer the questions if you can. If you choose to treat the questions as claims, you are obviously delusional and sentimental.

The phrase "I have not commented on it" and "I don't take a stand" are repetitive.
The flow can be improved for better readability.
"Yet to understand" is slightly awkward and can be phrased better.

Corrected Version:
"Since the issue of the agreement began trending, I have refrained from commenting. I avoid taking a stand on matters I don't understand and try my best to avoid saying anything I cannot defend. Even with this article, I still do not fully understand the agreement."

yarimo:
Show me any of my post in Israel thread

This sentence would benefit from proper punctuation.

Corrected Version:
Show me any of my posts in the Israel thread.

yarimo:
Congratulations to Comrade WIKE

This sentence is almost perfect. Here's a minor adjustment for clarity and correctness:

"Congratulations to Comrade Wike!"

This version is concise and properly addresses Comrade Wike directly.

yarimo:
Congratulations the tiger of rivers state,the lion of niger state and the elephant of PDP.

The sentence lacks punctuation, specifically commas to separate the titles.
Proper nouns like "Tiger," "Lion," and "Elephant" should be capitalized.
"The" is missing before "lion."

Corrected Version:
"Congratulations to the Tiger of Rivers State, the Lion of Niger State, and the Elephant of the PDP."

yarimo:
Jubilations all over Abuja as comrade WIKE received award

Proper nouns like "Wike" should be capitalized.
:The sentence lacks an article ("a" or "an" before "award."
Verb Tense: "Received" should be in the past tense to match the context of the event.

Corrected Version:
"Jubilation spread across Abuja as Comrade Wike received an award."

yarimo:
This is very unfortunate and very sad moment The Ukrainians president should seek for negotiation with Russia to end this war, Ukraine can't defeat Russia no matter how long it will take.

1. Proper nouns should be capitalized (e.g., "Ukrainian President," "Russia," "Ukraine" ).
2. The sentence needs proper punctuation for clarity.
3. "Very unfortunate and very sad" is redundant; one adjective would suffice.
4."Undecided" is unclear in this context and seems misplaced.
5. The sentence structure is awkward and needs rephrasing for clarity and flow.

Correct Version:
"This is a very unfortunate and sad moment. The Ukrainian president should seek negotiation with Russia to end this war. Ukraine can't defeat Russia, no matter how long it takes."

yarimo:
Very unfortunate the EFCC chairman allowed himself to be used to settle personal problem with yahaya Bello

Proper nouns should be capitalized (e.g., "EFCC," "Yahaya Bello" )
The sentence lacks necessary commas for clarity.
The phrase "to be used to settle personal problem" is awkward and should be rephrased.
"Problem" should be pluralized as "problems" or an article "a" should be added before it.

Correct Version:
"Very unfortunate that the EFCC chairman allowed himself to be used to settle a personal problem with Yahaya Bello.

yarimo:
IPOB terrorists creating senseless thread all over the place mteeeew

Your sentence has a couple of issues:

"IPOB terrorists creating senseless thread all over the place mteeeew" contains a typo ("thread" should be "threads" )
"mteeeew" is an informal expression typically used to convey disdain or disapproval, often spelled as "mtcheew" or "mtchew."

Here's a corrected version with these points addressed:

IPOB terrorists are creating senseless threads all over the place. Mtcheew

Watianoengineer:
E no hard na. Lagos government should use all the July salary of Lagos workers to play 50 odds. There you have the 1.2 trillion

A Professional gambler spotted,

Anyiamaka:
Why is speaker not capital "s"?

The term "speaker" is not capitalized in this context because it is being used as a common noun, not a proper noun. In English, common nouns are not capitalized unless they begin a sentence or are part of a title directly preceding a person's name.

However, if "Speaker" is being used as a formal title directly before a name (e.g., Speaker Martin), then it should be capitalized. In the context you provided, it is not used as a direct title before a name, but rather as a description of a role, hence it remains in lowercase.

Hope this helps.