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naptu2:
Edo State Police Command @EdoPoliceNG



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cityboylagos:
https://eyesoflagos.com/2026/01/13/toyin-abraham-oversabi-aunty-850-million-box-office/

Onetechnews:
If you ask anyone why they stopped buying drugs from the pharmacy in their area, the answer is almost always one thing:

“They don’t have the drug.”

That sentence alone has chased more customers away than high prices ever did.

Honestly, this phrase is common in almost every pharmacy. Sometimes they don’t even say it out loud, you can already see it in their face before they speak. And deep down, you start asking yourself: why did they even open a pharmacy if they’ll always be saying they don’t have the drug?

Now imagine this.

You just closed from work after a very stressful day. You’re on medication, and you get home only to realize the drug has finished. Instantly, frustration starts kicking in. You begin blaming yourself, why didn’t I check this drug in the morning before leaving the house?

Then suddenly, you remember there’s this pharmacy you always pass on your way to work. You’re not even sure they’ll have your drug, but judging by how big the pharmacy is, they should have it… right?

So you go there.

To your greatest surprise, well, not really surprise, they don’t have the drug. At this point, you’re already used to hearing that answer, so you try to be calm. Maybe the drug isn’t that common. Maybe it’s a special prescription. Fair enough.

But then you ask a simple question:

“Do you have Panadol or paracetamol?”

And they reply, very confidently, “It’s finished.”

That’s when anger enters fully.

Paracetamol?
Of all drugs?
Is Finished?

You just stand there thinking, what exactly is on these shelves? At first, you were being considerate. You told yourself, okay, maybe the first drug isn’t common. But paracetamol? That’s like the bread of a pharmacy. That’s the drug people buy without even thinking.

So which kind of pharmacy is this?

At that moment, something changes. You already know you’re not coming back. Not because of one drug, but because of the pattern. Today it’s your drug. Tomorrow it will be another one. Next time, they’ll tell you to “check back next week.”

And let’s be honest, most of these pharmacies don’t even say, “Sorry, we don’t have it.” They just say it casually, like it’s normal. No alternatives. No explanation. No effort to help you find it elsewhere. Or when you ask if there is another place where you can get the drug, they might not answer.

That’s how customers are lost.

Have you ever walked into a pharmacy with hope, only to hear those four words: “We don’t have that drug”? If you have, then you already understand this pain. Share your experience

Onetechnews:
If you ask anyone why they stopped buying drugs from the pharmacy in their area, the answer is almost always one thing:

“They don’t have the drug.”

That sentence alone has chased more customers away than high prices ever did.

Honestly, this phrase is common in almost every pharmacy. Sometimes they don’t even say it out loud, you can already see it in their face before they speak. And deep down, you start asking yourself: why did they even open a pharmacy if they’ll always be saying they don’t have the drug?

Now imagine this.

You just closed from work after a very stressful day. You’re on medication, and you get home only to realize the drug has finished. Instantly, frustration starts kicking in. You begin blaming yourself, why didn’t I check this drug in the morning before leaving the house?

Then suddenly, you remember there’s this pharmacy you always pass on your way to work. You’re not even sure they’ll have your drug, but judging by how big the pharmacy is, they should have it… right?

So you go there.

To your greatest surprise, well, not really surprise, they don’t have the drug. At this point, you’re already used to hearing that answer, so you try to be calm. Maybe the drug isn’t that common. Maybe it’s a special prescription. Fair enough.

But then you ask a simple question:

“Do you have Panadol or paracetamol?”

And they reply, very confidently, “It’s finished.”

That’s when anger enters fully.

Paracetamol?
Of all drugs?
Is Finished?

You just stand there thinking, what exactly is on these shelves? At first, you were being considerate. You told yourself, okay, maybe the first drug isn’t common. But paracetamol? That’s like the bread of a pharmacy. That’s the drug people buy without even thinking.

So which kind of pharmacy is this?

At that moment, something changes. You already know you’re not coming back. Not because of one drug, but because of the pattern. Today it’s your drug. Tomorrow it will be another one. Next time, they’ll tell you to “check back next week.”

And let’s be honest, most of these pharmacies don’t even say, “Sorry, we don’t have it.” They just say it casually, like it’s normal. No alternatives. No explanation. No effort to help you find it elsewhere. Or when you ask if there is another place where you can get the drug, they might not answer.

That’s how customers are lost.

Have you ever walked into a pharmacy with hope, only to hear those four words: “We don’t have that drug”? If you have, then you already understand this pain. Share your experience

Biodun556:
https://saharareporters.com/2026/01/07/full-list-57-luxury-homes-hotels-other-properties-worth-n213billion-seized-ex-agf-malami?fbclid=IwY2xjawPM94tleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZAwzNTA2ODU1MzE3MjgAAR64FC5dSgg9wEJ3qrgZD_7k8MGFXAYKpMEFTcbW38IdvCuTkbhktfPzk4C6uw_aem_2iX787PZBNKhQqg81g2g7Q

wwwihy:
‘Nyash’, ‘mammy market’, ‘amala’ among Nigerian words added to Oxford Dictionary



https://punchng.com/nyash-mammy-market-amala-among-nigerian-words-added-to-oxford-dictionary/

helinues:
There are now subsidized medical services in Nigeria like Kidney dialysis session. That alone have discouraged people from traveling abroad for medical

Racoon:
https://independent.ng/buharis-hagiographers-and-us-in-unending-fight/

Sirmwill:
No
It would affect the poor more than the rich
Manufacturers, CEOs etc, they would be forced to increase prices of their produced commodities and services, even importers
This would drastically increase prices of things in the coming days

alphonsojidebab:
https://eyesoflagos.com/2026/01/03/peller-appeals-n11m-repair-crashed-mercedes-suv/

cc: Mynd44 , Nlfpmod , Seun

coputa:
https://punchng.com/bystanders-stole-anthony-joshuas-phone-at-accident-scene-uncle/

SlavaUkraini:
https://dailypost.ng/2026/01/02/2027-elections-will-be-walk-over-for-tinubu-leke-abejide/

Ofunaofu:
https://leadership.ng/fubara-deceived-us-boasted-tinubu-would-force-wike-to-support-his-reelection-says-factional-rivers-pdp-chair/

CodeTemplarr:
Befriend the staff and see if you can get the number informally.

N70k for 27,000 mah powerbank. Itel 20,000 mah goes for N20k or there about. Woooooow.

aworatak:
United Kingdom is not like the jungle these troublemakers crawled out of. They should learn to be civil over there and stop constituting a nuisance.

nlfpmod:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f0BAiAVJzG0?si=uOYvAvNGc1JiZccP

Controversial actress, Nkechi Blessing Sunday is rebranding. She made reference to a comment she saw on social media where a certain person said she can't go to the cinema to watch her movie. She said that she is a good actor and is currently rebranding and avoiding controversies as people know her more for her controversies than her acting career. She is also a movie producer.

"I am very sorry for everything I have ever done to you guys. I am a very good person please forgive me. I want to be a changed person”. - Nollywood actress, Nkechi Blessing.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DS4v5omiJBE/?igsh=N3AxY3RmZnhhNmF2

Maxymilliano:
https://punchng.com/yahaya-bello-declares-interest-in-kogi-central-senate-seat/?fbclid=Iwb21leAPAX2JjbGNrA8BfX2V4dG4DYWVtAjExAHNydGMGYXBwX2lkDDM1MDY4NTUzMTcyOAABHpgkmLA93NkN-Ua48wszf7OcQ_xTeIsk0Frx03Jk3OjQobiDHwFl-t0J6eDV_aem_7V0SytHOT-2U-tD3L8WcGg

gift2xl:
He shouldn't have apologizes, just keep mute.

QuinModah:
What are the company secret you can spill since you no longer work there?

In a supermarket just pick the goods from behind, the one in front are expiring soon.

phosky:
https://eyesoflagos.com/2025/12/28/toke-makinwa-women-cheat-more-discreet/

Kobojunkie:
1. Wrong! Mutual care has absolutely nothing to do with regulating another human beings emotions and mental health for them. That is toxic as f0ck behavior. That is why parents who do so for their children are considered to codependent to those children and end up drained and miserable for it in the long run. You are not meant to do that to a child let alone a grown-arsed adult. 🥱🥱

2. You mean emotional connection powered by the individual brains of the individuals in the relationship and not by the brain of just the one individual trying to force all the emotional labor on oneself, right? When one person is responsible for powering the emotional connection in a relationship it is the ultimate sign of being in toxic situation.

3. You will never find peace in all of the toxic nonsense you spew here...many of you are too used to performative nonsense you refer to as peace, love, happiness all in the name of keeping marriage going that you can't even see things clearly for what they really are...fleeting ideas and concepts that make no sense in the end. 🥱🥱

4. If this why you all decided that marriage should be literal mental, physical and emotional punishment for every women who is someone's daughter? Nonsense!!!🥱🥱🥱

Kobojunkie:
Nonsense! Why should it be the wife's responsibility to police a grown- arsed man's emotions for him? If a man emotionally disconnects from his marriage, it should be his responsibility to detect and immediately correct himself.

Abeg normalize divorce and stop pretending men are adult children women need to take care of in marriage...the same marriage these men are supposedly leaders/heads of. No wonder sex goes out the door after a while with women eventually realizing their husbands are no different from their own children in that they too need raising.😩😩😩😩

Normalize divorce make women freely exit such relationships. A grown man still unable to do the basic inner work required of all adult humans needs a mother and not a wife and no woman's child should be burdened with such nonsense. 😩😩😩

adenigga:
Governor Ahmadu Fintiri of Adamawa State has granted pardon to a death row inmate, Sunday Jackson.

Jackson was sentenced to death for killing a herdsman.



Source:https://dailypost.ng/2025/12/23/fintiri-pardons-man-sentenced-to-death-for-killing-herdsman-in-self-defence-other

Mariangeles:
Chekwube, onye asiri!

Who returns "pride prize" after the husband is deceased?

doggedfighter:
@ the bolded every experience is a lesson learnt and taught.

Chop knuckle, Greattha
Been a while on this street 😄
You're good ?

Compliments of the season !

doggedfighter:
That friendship is as good as gone from that day for me.



What could she have called the man other than his name ?

Even if they have children

The universe knows I hate calling people 'mama this ' or Baba that .

DyshApp:
‎A lady has stirred buzz online after rejecting a ‘talking stage’ with a man despite 1 million Naira business support.

‎This was shared by a user on the microblogging platform X, (formerly Twitter).

According to the X user @olakunle_omoba, the man identified as a TikTok user sent the lady, Lisha, 400,000 naira to obtain her number.

Aftermath, he supported her business with a donation of 1 million naira.

‎In the now-viral tweet, it was revealed that he sent an estimated amount of  3 million naira to the lady, yet she still refused to be in a ‘talking stage’.

Meanwhile, the man’s sister has started calling out the lady on TikTok, while the tweet has garnered over 400,000 views and the comment section is flooded with reactions from X users.

Tweet Below….

‎A guy on TikTok sent a girl named Lisha ₦400,000 just to get her phone number. Later, he sent ₦1 million to support her business. Despite all this, she never agreed to even enter the talking stage with him.

‎Altogether, the money he sent her was over ₦3 million. After everything, she still made it clear that she wasn’t interested in any relationship. Now the guy’s sister has started calling her out on TikTok. Who is really at fault here?.

Kobojunkie:
You equate scientific research and studies done by experts in the field with your random YouTube videos and ChatGPT queries?

Kobojunkie:
As we are going into 2026, learn to make Google your friend. 🥱🥱

What she stated is not an opinion but a fact, as numerous research and studies have been done to prove that to be the case. The findings have been widely discussed, and so many books have been written on it, too. 🥱🥱🥱
Watch from 7:00 to 7:36

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NX-9563ylWI?si=XpjQ-wLErzPk6Leu

Kobojunkie:
She is not the one who is far from sense. Studies have, in fact, shown that marriage benefits men more than it does women.

Kelle443:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OO06XRM9OgE?si=M8ULjUTCumkea-Qa

A woman has ignited massive online debate after boldly sharing her thoughts on marriage and motherhood. In a viral post, she revealed that it was only after getting married and having a child that she realized men benefit more from marriage than women. Her statement has sparked intense conversations across social media, with many women agreeing while others strongly disagree. Is marriage truly fair to women, or is this just a personal experience? Watch the full story and join the conversation as Nigerians and social media users react to this controversial take on marriage, relationships, and motherhood.

Zanzibar1:
She should have been patient for me to get my own share. Now it's maggots that will devour everything