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fatboyslym007:
Live Sports HD TV.
You will never regret it.

I've been having trouble casting it from my phone to TV. But it's good

KingintheNorth:
Hi Guys. I am posting for a friend who doesn't want to be named but he seriously needs your advice and possible suggestions on this matter.

He is the only son and has a sister , his father is also still alive .the problem is his mother, she keep borrowing money in hundreds of thousands and expecting the son to repay those loans. She wouldn't even inform him before taking loans, he only gets to know about it when the loan sharks come knocking. He has been paying back loans that have run into millions for the mother for the past 6 years. The painful part is when you ask her what she is using those monies for, she will always say she doesn't know or does not remember.
Each time after promising not to take loans anymore ,before you know it she will take another one. The son usually pay her monthly upkeep money so she is not lacking anything.

Right now she is in serious brand new debt and she's running to the son for rescue and he is fed up. He can't abandon the mother and also can't keep paying back loans he doesn't know anything about.

AntiChristian:
Which investigation remain?

What advance tech was used?

And in 2024, a phone thief doesn't know the phone will be traced to him? An iPhone?

What's the worth of the iPhone XR?

Was the lady in question into any kind of runs or was born with a silver spoon?

Well, the dead is dead!

DenreleDave:
Broke ladies..

All their lives is about show off and iPhones

Sleeping with every dvck just to show off

Nicepoker:
Go
back and read again. This time slowly

MrOposter:
Forgive the length of my write up .

During the festive season, I journeyed home, leaving a spare key somewhere in the compound and snapping a photo of its location. A couple of weeks later, while still in my hometown, my younger brother phoned, expressing a desire to spend some time at my place. I promptly sent him the photos I'd taken earlier.

Upon getting to my door he discovered the padlock looked tampered with, as if someone had struck it. Despite this, he managed to open it, only to find my solar system missing—three panels from the roof, the inverter, and the battery from inside. Additionally, my Home Theatre system was gone. He wasted no time informing me.

Returning the next day, I began investigating. A neighbor mentioned seeing three new solar panels on a nearby roof. Following up on the lead, I confronted the owner, who happened to be a friend of my youngest brother (not my immediate sibling). He welcomed me warmly, but when I questioned him about the solar system, he claimed my brother had sold it to him, citing an urgent need for money due to a village matter. I vehemently denied this, asserting my brother took it without consent.

The friend disclosed that my brother sold him the system for a PlayStation 3 console valued at 100k and 35k cash, with an outstanding balance of 105k, totaling 240k. However, I had purchased the entire solar system for 400k back in 2019, including installation fees. The current value of a similar setup is around 600k.

He pleaded for time to retrieve the system, promising to return it within two hours after arranging a ladder and an electrician. Reluctantly, I agreed but returned three hours later to find the panels still on his roof, with no intention of return. Confronting him again, he directed me to speak with his mother, who claimed to be the buyer.

Taking the phone, his mother insisted that she purchased it from my brother and demanded a refund before returning the solar system. I informed my parents, who joined me at the location. After prolonged back and forth with the buyer's family, we filed a complaint at the nearest police station.

The following morning, accompanied by two police officers, we revisited the house. However, we were met with resistance from the entire family, including the father, mother (now claiming to be the buyer), brother, sister, and sister's husband, a FRSC Officer. They refused to cooperate without my brother's presence.

Despite this, the police managed to retrieve the inverter and battery, with plans to retrieve the panels later. Presently, the mother is in custody, and legal proceedings are underway. The solar system, excluding the panels, remains in police custody.

My question is:

Don't I have the right to collect back my solar system despite that my brother was the one who stole it from my apartment and sold it to them while I was away? Will the law help me recover my solar system and prosecute the buyer? Why can't the buyer conduct due diligence before buying a massively discounted solar system?

My younger brother is at large and all calls placed to him is not reachable Pls
advice accordingly. Thanks

Agunesinjaweola:
God has answered Ivory Coast to equalised.
Shame on the referee
It should be
CIV 2
NIG 1

jelel6:
Even though I'm a Chelsea fan, the performance of Bayern still gives me PTSD. That's the most one-sided UCL final I've ever seen.

kingphilip:
That's about #436,500 per month or approximately #450,000.

Well she can actually go for a cheaper option of less than #600 by subbing 2gb of data to a network and streaming the match live.

Ahmedona:
Change the screen guard, that should fix it and make sure nothing is interfering with the front camera's lens. Could be dust or anything.

Maks27:
always go for max version of any iPhone

Maks27:
pros camera is not usually the best but nothing is wrong with your phone
Na so e be

deardevil:
Do you want to sell the s10plus ?

Maks27:
pros camera is not usually the best but nothing is wrong with your phone
Na so e be

luvlyoracle:
You sure u never buy akpu phone

Judolisco:
Who named him d richest? And why yesterday game dey give people high blood pressure? Na so people like 9ja reach?

COMPAQ:
It's correct

kingthreat:
Sometimes when I want to mock Nigeria for having Tinubu as president, I remember America.
I remember sleepy Ol' Joe Biden

EreluRoz:
What will you be doing with the remaining days? 👀👀👀👀