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GistMedia0: A shocking scene unfolded at a clinic when a pregnant woman found her baby daddy walking in with another pregnant woman—who, according to reports, is also carrying his child.
The confrontation quickly turned into a public outburst as the first woman, visibly enraged and heartbroken, began shouting at the man right inside the clinic. According to eyewitnesses, she wasn’t just angry about the betrayal—she was also furious because the man and his mother currently live in her house.
In the viral footage making rounds online, the betrayed woman can be heard lashing out at both the man and the second woman, expressing her disbelief and hurt. Patients and staff watched in shock as she demanded answers, accusing him of playing her while comfortably living under her roof.
The drama has since sparked massive reactions on social media, with many calling out the man for his two-timing ways and others praising the woman for confronting him publicly.
MasterTeeUSA: Abiola Akinremi, 41, abused her position as an administrator at the facility in Abbey Wood to make dozens of unauthorised withdrawals from the bank accounts of patients
Abiola Akinremi was jailed at the Old Bailey for defrauding vulnerable patients at the care home where she worked
By Tristan KirkCourts Correspondent@kirkkorner
14 hours ago
A care home worker who plundered almost £20,000 from the savings of vulnerable residents has been jailed for seven months.
Abiola Akinremi, 41, abused her position as an administrator at the facility, Bostall House in Abbey Wood, southeast London, to make dozens of unauthorised withdrawals from the bank accounts of patients.
The Old Bailey heard some of the home’s residents are detained under the Mental Health Act, and those without family support hand over control of their finances to administrators and carers.
Akinremi, a mother-of-three, first started stealing from residents when she needed money for childcare, and continued the fraud to “fund her own lifestyle”, the court heard.
Judge Angela Rafferty KC sentenced Akinremi to seven months in prison, telling her: “This was a repeated and planned course of conduct, and a very serious breach of trust of vulnerable people.”
Prosecutor Robert Levack said: “People who live at the home are all vulnerable, they have various conditions and are detained under the Mental Health Act or other legislation. It is a 24-hour care facility.
“They are not allowed to leave Bostall House without a member of staff or a family member. Some have their financial affairs looked after by the home.”
Investigators were brought in when concerns about Akinremi’s activities were raised in November 2018. They found £43,000 was missing from residents’ bank accounts, including £32,000 from one victim.
“The way in which cash and money was dealt with on behalf of residents at the home was not up to scratch”, said Mr Levack.
Akinremi denied fraud until the first day of her trial, insisting that other staff at the home were trying to “pin the blame” on her.
She ultimately admitted taking £19,650 over the course of eight months from three residents, and continues to say others at the home were involved in wrongdoing.
“Ms Akinremi is only responsible for her own conduct”, said her barrister, Ranjeet Dulay, pointing to evidence of money being taken from residents at times when Akinremi was on holiday.
She said the administrator had been suffering from depression when the fraud began and needed money for childcare when the fraud began.
“It was initially an opportunistic offence, but she continued to engage in it further”, she said.
Akinremi went to work in another care home after being dismissed from Bostall House, and has been “trying to make amends and put into the type of community that she stole from”, added Ms Dulay.
Judge Rafferty rejected a plea for a suspended prison sentence, concluding only an immediate spell behind bars would be appropriate.
Akinremi, from Tilbury in Essex, pleaded guilty to three charges of fraud by abuse of position
MasterTeeUSA: If you have followed documentary of migrats from Venezuela and so on, they do the same thing that we do...take loans of close to $30k to pay smugglers, or from families...sell assets with the mind that they will work in the USA..now Trump wants all of them to self deport. Some are even stranded in Mexico as we speak. Power is transient. Govt ought to be a continuum. Trump's legacy I am sure history may not be so kind. We shall see.
You destroyed your own countries by voting and collaborating with useless politicians (criminals) who institute demonic policies and rob your country blind, you now want to run to other people's well-administered country to repeat the same stupidity?
- This will not immediately affect migrants who entered via CBP One and applied for asylum and have pending cases in immigration court. The Government generally has to wait for those cases to be adjudicated or terminated before moving to deport them.
JagabanBorgu: U are not really inteIIigent if u can't see that the "trillion" written by the poster was a mistake, duIIards aIways have a way of taIking about intelligence, a trait they seriously Iack.
How much is the United States GDP if Lagos figure is $249 trillion
JagabanBorgu: Lagos govt did their GDP and someone is telling us that the one by Lagos Govt is not reliable that we should go to world bank, same person will still come to teII u that we are stiII under sIav3ry.