Family › Re: Wife Abandoned Husband After Cashing Out 35M by DataDoc: 7:53pm On Jul 18 |
Makavelli001: Wife Abandoned Husband After Cashing Out 35M
Source Your title is misleading and a click bait. It does not correspond with the story of what happened. |
Politics › Re: ADC Faction Rejects Atiku, Declares Chris Uba For 2027 Presidential Ticket by DataDoc: 11:13am On Jul 02 |
Mopolchi: Chris Ubah, always on the wrong side of politics. I dey tell you. |
Business › Re: Petrol Import Landing Cost Drops To ₦983.92/Litre, Below Dangote’s ₦1,125 by DataDoc: 9:59am On Jun 29 |
Sunkab: I bought at the rate of 1,170 yesterday night. Wow! That's good |
Business › Re: Petrol Import Landing Cost Drops To ₦983.92/Litre, Below Dangote’s ₦1,125 by DataDoc: 4:59am On Jun 29 |
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Business › Re: Please Advise Me: A Popular Instagram Vendor Refuse To Refund My Wife by DataDoc: 12:01pm On Jun 24 |
frankblinkz: This right here is killing businesses for genuine online traders
Some vendors are scammers.
At this point, I feel it's wise to call out the vendors name here, so others don't fall victim, one month is quite much for a refund Na why my customers no dey gree do prepaid anymore. They all want Pay on Delivery. And it hurts my business too. How can I waybill item to you from Lagos to South South and I'm still begging you to come and pick and pay for what you ordered? Trust is gone. |
Business › Re: Please Advise Me: A Popular Instagram Vendor Refuse To Refund My Wife by DataDoc: 11:57am On Jun 24 |
adedapodvirus001: Good morning my people. Please I need an advise on what to do on this matter. A popular Instagram vendor refused to refund my wife for a failed purchase. My wife say saw the bag on her page and messaged her if the bag is still available to which she responded that it's available. My wife paid for the bag Immediately and after some hours she came back to my wife and said that the bag is no longer available. She promised to refund my wife but it's been almost one month now no refund. She kept on putting my wife on "is coming ".
The amount of money involved is 110k.
I don't know why it's difficult for Nigerian vendors to do business with integrity and honesty.They will go on Instagram ranting on how they have made much money and how successful they are but they are dubious and greedy.
I need suggestions on best way to recover the money. Tag her on Twitter with all the evidence. Then leave the rest of the work for the internet warriors. |
Education › Re: Newly Inducted Female Doctor Shares Garri As Souvenir At Her Induction Ceremony by DataDoc: 2:03pm On Jun 23 |
MarketDispatch: This one already knows she will be billing patients very high to recover the cost of her garri She doesn't even need to share anything. Patients will still be billed. Cost of healthcare is not cheap. Las las, she go japa like the others. |
Health › Re: Nigerian Doctors Call Out Quack Tiktok Orthopaedic Surgeon, "Dr Nwadubai" (Pics) by DataDoc: 8:40pm On Jun 21 |
Amotolongbo: I suggest there should be a shorter and modular academic pathway created for people like this who have the practical experience so they can become certified. With this, the number of quacks can be reduced and integrated into the system where there is regulation of activities. What do you mean by "who have the practical experience"? If a cleaner hangs around the theatre for years, we should "certify" him because he has experience? |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Air Force One SAM 29000 Retires After 40 Years Of Service by DataDoc: 5:05pm On Jun 19 |
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Health › Re: Nigerian Doctors Raise Alarm: Only 55,000 Doctors For Nigerians by DataDoc: 9:07am On Jun 18 |
NassBoy: We are experiencing a serious brain drain especially in the health sector . This is because many secondary school leavers who want to study Medicine and do not have the connection are being denied admissions to study their choice of course. Rather, they are given a different course. It is ONLY the rich man's child that gains admission to study Medicine. And when these rich men's children graduate, they run overseas for greener pastures in their field. I don't agree with you. Medicine is competitive and cut off mark is well above 320 Ordinary people still score those high marks. Besides, admission quota for many universities Medical schools has doubled in the past one year or so. Even people from average background who graduate from the course are also looking for how to migrate. 9 out of 10 doctors in Nigeria, if the money and opportunity is available, will japa, whether from rich background or not. |
Politics › Re: Kenneth Okonkwo Withdraws Support For Atiku by DataDoc: 6:01pm On Jun 15 |
Bentacur007: I don’t why he is trending The guy wan do like Reno Let him go support Tinibu I think he should go back to Nollywood and stop disgracing himself. |
Health › Re: I've Never Been This Humbled, Medical Doctors, Una Do This One � by DataDoc: 11:50am On Jun 10 |
Ayomisure: I went to a teaching hospital to see a doctor today for a case of internal haemorrhoid, to cut long story short, this man say he wan do rectal examination, say mah face wall off trouser, I no first understand 😂💔 Omo, I no get choice o, if you see wetin this man dey chook me like say I say I offend am, worst thing be say, no be only him dey there, Omo I just bow my head, I no fit talk anything 😂💔 Lol. He probably used an Anoscope so he could see the haemorrhoids better and also know what grade it is |
Romance › Re: He Cancelled The Wedding Because I Missed His Father's Funeral… by DataDoc: 4:52am On Jun 08 |
kiddaz: I didn't even bother reading everything because the reality is if it was your mom or dad that died there would definitely had been no excuse, so if he thinks you don't value or rate him enough to make sacrifices then maybe you don't really do and you should look elsewhere too. People make time for what they really care about. oaky I have finished it due to some comments and then your question:
It's not love, you are both clearly not compatible. Like I said previously. Really move on and forget about them It's not her father that died. What would have happened if she quit her job for the burial and something later happened and the wedding didn't work out? As long as they were not yet officially married, you can't blame her. |
Education › Re: My Take On Parents Confronting Their Kid's Teachers As A Former Teacher by DataDoc: 10:58pm On Jun 07 |
Host78: Parents can be dramatic at times as we have seen in this recent video of the woman confronting her kids teacher.
Most of these kids can come home and narrate issues not as they were but as they feel it is.
I used feelings. Kids can easily feel things differently and exaggerate unnecessarily.
I used to teacher a primary school class with 11 kids in total.
Primary 5 then.
When I started, I was preparing them for common entrance exam immediately but I had a problem: most of the kids could not read properly.
Like 5 of them could not read a whole line in their textbooks without looking up to me for help.
Now these are kids going to jss 1 the next year. We all know in jss 1, you're expected to know how to read at least from my secondary school experience.
But there was one in particular that could not read at all.
I had to confront their previous teacher from primary 4 because I found it very sad that they will keep promoting these kids like that.
But she explained that the kids won't do their homework, she can't discipline them because they don't want to loose their kids to other schools (the proprietors instructions).
But I was determined to make sure these kids can read before they leave the school.
It's not small work o. I introduced them to Ugo c. Ugo.
Everyday, they are solving 50 maths questions as assignments. I remember the very first one, none got up to 5.
I punished them myself. Not harsh but since they were not used to any punishment, it was for them.
I made sure they crammed multiplication table from 2x1 up to 15x15.
For the reading, I reduced their break time to less than 15 minutes.
Most of them became better readers but this girl continued struggling. Not improving.
Then I started forcing her to attend my extra lessons. All the others attend after school but she's the only one not attending.
She said her parents don't have money (in the real sense she never informed them about it).
Anyways, I said OK. But she must attend the lesson. So even without pay, I still made her stay for the lesson.
I focused on her reading and maths (you always have to get this foundation right. Aside maths and English.. Reading, everything else from primary school is almost useless).
So we spent extra 2 hours drilling maths and English together.
Into their second term, I saw dramatic changes in their work.
But something happened one day. I gave them their usual 50 questions assignment and she looked at me straight in the eyes and said she would not do it.
I told her if you don't do it, don't even bother coming to school because I'll flog nonsense from your body.
She then said she'll report me to her mother. I told her to try it first.
The next day she came to school and truly she didn't do it.
After marking everything, I flogged shege from her body that day.
The next day, the mother was already shouting from the road leading to school dragging her daughter along shouting and speaking yoruba angrily.
I didn't get a word because I don't understand yoruba.
So I ask her to speak with the cleaner and interpret to me.
She spoke that so I want to kill her daughter. So you single my child out because you don't like her and all manner of stuff.
I could have gotten angry but I didn't. I explained everything to her.
Then I asked the girl to bring her books same as her classmates. They all brought their books.
And proudly I showed her everything. The weekly increases in their scoring from each assignment.
They all read a full passage from their textbook in front of her. You need to see her happy that day.
She apologized and asked me to calculate my lesson fee she's owing but I never did.
I later gained admission into the university. At that time, one of the mother of the boys in my class came and was saying when she took her son to one Ansarudeen lesson, the teachers were really happy because he could solve questions faster and in different methods than all the other kids (he was average in my class then).
But I never stayed to see all of them get into secondary school though.
I remember back then because of the dramatic change in their performance, the proprietor for the first time had to enroll them in an all primary quiz.
This was the first ever time she had tried it because according to her she didn't want to go and disgrace her school in such competition.
Although we didn't qualify but I strongly believe if the foundations had been right and they had been more strict, we would have done better.
Little discipline goes a long way in shaping kids. Kids don't know their left from their right, yet they can be very stubborn in their ways.
As you are entrusting them to teachers, learn to trust their judgments. But more importantly, if there's an issue, don't go fighting.
Teachers can easily neglect your child and watch her self destruct in that school, not only physically but academically.
Instead, go to them to reason with them. Find out the issue. Communicate your feelings and make them understand you and you too try to understand them.
No teacher, well, maybe some and very few at that will ever single your child with the aim of maltreating them.
Even some, will have their best interests at heart while punishing them severely but don't know that they are crossing your personal line.
Communicate this to them peacefully. Don't even let your child to be in the same room while this is going on.
My one piece Schools now are after money, and parents are not helping matters. If a child is not doing well, call the parent so they understand clearly their child is not doing well. If the child fails, allow them to repeat. If parents refuse, let them look for another school. |
Politics › Re: Aguiyi-Ironsi Family Honours Fajuyi’s ‘Supreme Sacrifice’ by DataDoc: 10:39am On Jun 05 |
Igbophobia: That Fajuyi 'elected ' to die for Aguiyi Ironsi is a lie concocted by the Lagos- Ibadan expresway media houses. Do you know why that lie was necessary? They didn't want any confrontation with the Fulani north at that time just as they wouldn't want it now that even the same Fulani are kidnapping and killing people in the SW.
Fajuyi was clearly marked for death by the coup-plotters. They even lied that their source was a palmwine tapper who witnessed the execution of both men. When the fact of the matter is that when the coupist first arrested Fajuyi who went dowstairs to find out what was happening, Fajuyi actively tried to negotiate for his life in a bid to sell Ironsi away.
Fajuyi was in the 'marked for death' list of the coup plotters especially because they suspected him to be a part of the January '66 coup because he was the convener of the course under which canopy the coup was hatched.
This country is a crime scene, not just because of the evil perpetrated daily in it but also the propaganda and lies used to cover the bloodshed and betrayals.
Just read this excerpt and tell me if such a man was not a target: Please, where is your quoted text from? I'd like to read everything. |
Politics › Re: Aguiyi-Ironsi Family Honours Fajuyi’s ‘Supreme Sacrifice’ by DataDoc: 10:36am On Jun 05 |
Igbophobia: That Fajuyi 'elected ' to die for Aguiyi Ironsi is a lie concocted by the Lagos- Ibadan expresway media houises. Fajuyi was clearly marked for death by the coup-plotters. Fajuyi could have attempted to escape, even if he was also a target. Did he? |
Politics › Re: Aguiyi-Ironsi Family Honours Fajuyi’s ‘Supreme Sacrifice’ by DataDoc: 10:35am On Jun 05 |
AntiChristian: So Ironsi get family and they still fit dey talk for public? Meaning what? Was Aguiyi Ironsi the person that conducted couple? |
Health › Re: “My Dad Died Because All The Qualified Doctors Were In Church” – Keji Giwa Recou by DataDoc: 4:14pm On Jun 02 |
jideflash: We are too religious that we forget the core mandate of our duty. Were all the qualified doctors rostered for duty on that same Sunday? How many qualified doctors were employed by the facility? Doctors have duty roster and if the particular doctor on the roster that day was absent from duty, then it becomes a big issue. I hope you get what I'm driving at? |
Politics › Re: I Am Awaiting FG’s Approval To Dislodge Criminals From SW Forests - Igboho by DataDoc: 11:50am On Jun 01 |
Sangoamadioha1: Work with Amotekun. Don't create a private militia that might end up becoming another monster . As long as Amotekun doesn't get compromised or get an "order from above" to release arrested criminals. |
Sports › Re: Gambling Habit Of A Woman by DataDoc: 11:47am On Jun 01 |
jetguy: Betting is a source of income Is that the line they use in brainwashing them? |
Celebrities › Re: Celebrity Beggar Lekki Street Boy Attempt To Break Begging Record by DataDoc: 3:21pm On May 30 |
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Business › Re: 12.5kg Cooking Gas Refill Price Increases Across All Geo-political Zones Except by DataDoc: 12:18am On May 28 |
DrMB: New data from the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) shows that between April 2025 and April 2026, the price of a 12.5kg cooking gas cylinder spiked across almost every single geopolitical zone in Nigeria, with one surprising exception. While the North-Central and North-East zones saw massive jumps of up to 18%, the South-East actually recorded a 2.17% drop in prices. 👇 LET'S TALK! Which state/zone are you buying from right now, and how much is a 12.5kg refill at your local station? Are these official numbers matching your reality on the ground? Drop the current price at your location in the comments below!
Source Lol I bought 12.5kg cooking gas barely two weeks ago for 17,500 Naira. Where do they get all these data from? I guess they're talking about those that buy from the roadside. As for me, I bought from a big dealer. |
Politics › Re: Bola Tinubu Defeats Stanley Osifo In APC Presidential Primaries. by DataDoc: 4:57pm On May 24 |
yarimo: For not running away from primary election, Mr osifo is a real and bold politicians. Eze finishing of agulu village beware  Mumbo jumbo bbbbbbbhbb |
Politics › Re: Abia’s Debt Reduced By 60%, State Ranks Among Top In Fiscal Transparency - Otti by DataDoc: 2:50pm On May 24 |
DomPerignon: And he is owing backlog of pensions to pensioners .
Yet to implement minimum wage
Refused to fund Local govts through his vice grip on the illegal consolidated state and local govt revenue account . You guys should catch and flog Ikpeazu, TA Orji and Orji Uzor Kalu. They set Abia State backwards many times over. It's their mess that Governor Otti is currently cleaning. That being said, we keep pushing. One day, he'll do the right thing as far as these unresolved issues are concerned. |
Travel › Re: Nigerian Businessman Sold Everything And Left The Country (Before & After) by DataDoc: 2:41pm On May 22 |
Kaczynski: UK is over rated. First of all he didn't make the right call, going abroad without proper enquiries and thorough thought process is like getting a McDonald's burger with no buns.
You are going abroad, your last work experience is a pump attendant. Who will take this one seriously. I hope UK gets more right wingy and voot out all these le immigrantes.
Back to mud hut y'all crude oil emjoyers. Don't be racist. |
Politics › Re: Maria Ude Nwachi Guns For Senate, Prioritises Impact-Driven Representation by DataDoc: 1:19pm On May 22 |
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Literature › Re: Short Story: That Was The Last Thing Any Of Us Ever Saw by DataDoc: 12:43pm On May 14 |
tonystark007: It was today! Everyone called it the biggest crusade the community have ever seen.
My cousins, my uncle, his wife & my baby brother, watched silently as I wore my “Christian clothes” & prepared for revenge against the infidels
But I was confused. Christians didn’t unalive my parents. Terr0rists did.
My name is Amira, I’m 15.
5 years ago, terrorists wiped out my village in Borno. My parents hid my little brother & I inside a dry well while they were brutally murdered outside.
I watched everything.
Watched them beat my father badly, and tied him up, while they violated my mother one by one before finally cvtting off her head.
Then they cvt off his legs, set him on fir3 & laughed as he bvrned to d3ath
I pressed my brother tightly to my chest, covering his eyes and blocking his ears from my father’s screams.
After that night, survivors brought us to Lagos, where my uncle Bashiru and his wife raised us. Slowly, I learned to smile again.
Until Kabiru arrived and everything changed.
One morning, I caught him staring at me strangely, and goosebumps covered my body. I never liked him, so I warned my brother, now 10, to stay away from him but he never listened.
They were always together & Kabiru kept taking him to the mosque & teaching him to pray.
I began to feel my uncle and aunt were afraid of him because before then, going to the mosque had always been optional. Nobody forced religion on us, and I only prayed when I wanted to. They were Muslims mostly in name.
But suddenly, everything changed. I had to cover my head with a hijab, wear Muslim clothes, and pray constantly.
Then one night, after speaking privately with my uncle and aunt, Kabiru told me it was finally time to avenge my parents.
I was happy… For five years, I had dreamed about revenge. Maybe Kabiru wasn’t so bad after all if he cared enough about my parents to want justice for them.
But my aunt was crying, and my uncle refused to look me in the eye. I was confused. Wasn’t he happy that his brother would finally be avenged?
Until he explained how.
There would be a crusade in one week. I was to wear a b0mb vest, disguise myself as a Christian, and detonate it during the altar call. Sending as many infidels to he|| as possible
“Wait… what?” I looked at my uncle and aunt but they looked away
Then, he said, I would wake up in heaven as a virgin, married to a warrior & prince, while my parents would be honored because of my sacrifice.
“I don’t understand. U want me to ki|| myself & innocent people? But they didn’t do anything to—”
The slap that followed nearly blinded me. He was shouting but I couldn’t hear. My ear was ringing badly. Gradually, his words became clearer.
He said Lagos has spoiled me & he wished I had di3d with my parents in Borno cos I had become a disgrace and was no longer a true Muslim.
I stood up crying & said no. I told him I’d never become a svicide b0mb3r or unalive innocent people cos I’m not a monster.
He laughed…
Next thing, he started b3ating me. He kick3d me repeatedly until I could barely stand, then dragged me into my room & violated me the same way my mother was violated 5 years ago.
The next morning, he returned with six others whom he called my cousins. One wore a mask.
One after another, they violated me.
When the sixth man was on top of me, as he was vibrating and shaking, his mask slipped off, and I saw his face.
It was uncle Bashiru!
I refused to cry. My silence became my only weapon. My only act of defiance.
So I stared directly into his eyes the same way my mother had stared at those terrorists years ago and said nothing.
Afterward, Kabiru warned me: “If you refuse again, your little brother will take your place.”
That was when I remembered the last thing my parents ever told me:
“Protect your brother, Amira.”
So I whispered: “Okay. I’ll do it.”
He smiled. One by one, they left.
Uncle Bashiru never spoke to me again after that night. Neither did my aunt. She only brought food and water to my room while avoiding my eyes in shame and guilt.
That’s how I knew she knew exactly what her husband had done.
And now, it was today.
Kabiru was showing me how to activate the b0mb. The vest was already strapped tightly to my body. One of the same cousins who had violated me was the one who fastened it.
The others sat around smiling casually, making jokes and small talk. They told me not to worry because my virginity would be restored once I reached heaven. They said my parents and my new husband would be proud of me.
Uncle Bashiru and his wife just watched silently.
Kabiru explained that I should wait until what the infidels called the altar call or testimony session was happening.
Then I would walk forward as if I wanted to give my life to Isa or share a testimony. At that moment, I was to shout, “Allahu Akbar,” and activate the vest.
Then they asked if I had any last wish.
Quietly, I nodded and asked to see my brother.
He walked in slowly. His eyes were swollen, and I knew he had been crying.
I hugged him tightly and asked him to do one last favor for me.
He nodded.
So I told him to go buy shawarma and Cold Stone ice cream for us so we could eat together. One final supper.
He smiled immediately. Those were his favorite things. Mine too.
Uncle Bashiru handed him money, and he rode off on his bike.
The moment I heard the gate close, I looked around the room again.
I no longer saw family. Only monsters. No different than the terr0rists who destroyed my village and unalived my parents.
I checked the time. Ten minutes had passed since my brother left.
“Amira,” Kabiru called, “do not fail us. You know what will happen if you do.”
They were all staring at me, waiting for a response.
I looked at every single one of them and smiled back.
Then I shouted:
“Allahu Akbar!”
The fear on their faces…the shock!
The satisfaction…
That was the last thing any of us ever saw as I detonated the b0mb.
The End
Ajebo Writer
©️Kingdavid Chinaeke Ofunne The script is really captivating. Kudos 3 Likes |
Health › Re: The Dangerous Trend Of Using Interns In Our Public Hospitals! by DataDoc: 4:46pm On May 12 |
AngelSlay: While the concern for patient safety is valid, the conversation also needs balance.
Interns in public hospitals are not simply “students being used to replace staff.” In many healthcare professions, internship is a compulsory transition stage between classroom learning and full professional practice. Doctors, pharmacists, nurses, medical laboratory scientists, physiotherapists, and others cannot become competent professionals without supervised hands-on experience with real patients.
The real issue is not the existence of interns — it is poor supervision, understaffing, and weak healthcare funding.
Public hospitals in Nigeria are often overwhelmed. Many facilities are dealing with staff shortages caused by migration of healthcare workers, delayed recruitment, poor salaries, and inadequate government funding. In that environment, interns sometimes end up carrying responsibilities beyond what should normally be assigned to them. That is a systemic failure, not proof that internship itself is dangerous.
Completely removing interns from direct patient interaction is also unrealistic. Healthcare is learned through practice. A medical doctor cannot become confident by only observing from a distance. A pharmacist must eventually interact with prescriptions. A nurse must handle patients under supervision. The key phrase is under supervision.
Many of the fully licensed professionals being demanded today were once interns who needed experienced mentors to guide them.
Rather than calling for an end to interns participating in patient care, the focus should be on:
Ensuring proper supervision by senior professionals
Hiring more permanent healthcare workers
Improving hospital funding
Creating clear boundaries for what interns can and cannot do
Holding hospital management accountable when interns are overworked or left unsupervised
Blaming interns alone risks targeting young professionals who are also victims of a struggling healthcare system. The solution is to fix the structure that forces them into roles they were never meant to handle alone. Patient safety matters, but so does building the next generation of competent healthcare professionals. THIS IS THE BEST RESPONSE SO FAR. Thank you very much for this. |
Politics › Re: Disagreement With APC Governors Was About Campaign Funds Sharing - Arise TV by DataDoc: 9:15pm On May 11 |
givedemwotowoto:
They took campaign funds from federal allocation. Interesting!!! |
Politics › Re: 2027: Governor Hope Uzodinma Confirms Senatorial Bid for Imo West by DataDoc: 5:32pm On May 10 |
happney65: But can Hope become SP? A first timer? I doubt it. Or maybe it is for Oshiomole
Btw,wetin Akapbio do wey they wan comot am in case they win next election Oshiomhole as Senate President? Make I comot from Nigeria first. E no go funny. |
Politics › Re: 2027: NDC Clears Path For Obi’s Single-Term Ticket by DataDoc: 9:37am On May 10 |
Willy2025: Don't count your chicks before they are hatched. It was only said to be zoned to the south NOT to Obi. Remember that Goodluck Jonathan is there. He is a more credible and acceptable candidate than Obi. Obi is going nowhere. That NDC convention looked like a nursery and primary school end of the year party held at the compound of Seriake Dickson. Has Goodluck Jonathan joined NDC? Party registration ends today. If his name is not on the party register by today, then forget it |
Christianity Etc › Re: Nigerian Policeman Spotted Preaching The Gospel On The Street(video) by DataDoc: 9:33am On May 10 |
MaxInDHouse: Is there anything wrong in preaching in the streets with a police uniform?
Here is response from ChatGPT: This your freemium ChatGPT. Lol You need to give it the correct prompt. |