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Stronghold91:
remember one day it will be your turn for the bad news,
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ahnie:
You wan start abii....no one likes bad news lolxx

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ahnie:
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Still Remains Your Sure Plug When It Comes To Any Type Of Terrible BAD NEWS In And Out Nigeria And Inside Blogging Business.

ahnie:
Anger destroy lots of things.

@ahnie

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Urheadmaster:
He is going to rot in jail because of 4500naira

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Because Of 4,500naira, He Don Kill Person ooo

Don't Forget, Bring This BAD NEWS

A Man Identified as Wasiu Oyekan has beaten one of his neighbours to death over N4,500 in Ogun State.

DAILY POST reports that the neighbour, Ibrahim Lateef, died on Sunday when the suspect allegedly punched him in the neck and he fell, hitting his head against the ground.

The incident happened around Kobiti Central Mosque, Kobiti, Abeokuta, the Ogun State capital.

The said Wasiu Oyekan of Ile-Elewe Family in Kobiti was reported to have accused the deceased’s son and one other boy of spoiling his PS video game while playing same sometimes in August.

Oyekan had demanded a sum of N9,000 to repair the game, out of which the boy’s 50-year-old father gave him N4,500, with a promise to pay the balance later.

The delay in paying the N4,500 balance prompted Oyekan to drag the deceased’s son to the police station on Sunday.

“When his father returned home and discovered that Wasiu had taken his son to the police station, he went straight to him and while he was trying to ask why Wasiu took his son to the police station, he attacked him with a blow in his neck. Lateef fell down immediately, and his head hit the ground. He started bleeding from his nose and ears. He eventually died,” an eyewitness said.

The eyewitness, who did not want her name in print, said the suspect is presently at the State Criminal Investigation Department, Police Headquarters in Eleweran, Abeokuta.

Lateef, also known as Tijuuku, is reportedly survived by his mother, a wife, who is nursing a two-month-old baby girl, his other children and younger siblings.

It was gathered that the victim’s aged mother fainted when she received the news of her son’s death.

Contacted, the Ogun State Police Command confirmed the incident to our correspondent.

The Ogun State Police Public Relations Officer, Omolola Odutola, referred our correspondent to the Divisional Police Officer of Oke-Itoku, CSP Hadiza Abu Oganyi, under whose jurisdiction the incident happened.

The DPO confirmed the incident, saying she had transferred the case to the force headquarters the day it happened.

According to her, the deceased went to fight Oyekan for reporting his child at the police station, saying that was the beginning of the incident.

The DPO said she would forward other details to the PPRO as she is not allowed to talk to the press.

Source: https://dailypost.ng/2023/10/27/man-beats-neighbour-to-death-in-ogun/

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Latest Update Coming From FIDELITY BANK

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Fidelity Bank has restored transfers to neobanks OPay, Palmpay, Kuda, and Moniepoint a few weeks after it blocked them due to rising fraud and customer verification concerns.

Fidelity Bank has reinstated customer transfers to neobanks like OPay, Moniepoint, Palmpay, and Kuda, sources at the neobanks have confirmed. TechCabal reported that the bank blocked customer transfers to the affected neobanks two weeks ago over rising fraud and customer verification concerns.

“We have been in talks with them [Fidelity], so we knew when they were going to restore us,” a source at one of the affected neobanks told TechCabal. The reinstatement of transfers comes after a regulator, the Nigeria Inter-Bank Settlement System (NIBSS), expressed its displeasure with Fidelity Bank’s decision to block transfers to these banks, one source close to the matter said.

Several customers first noticed that these neobanks were no longer listed on the Fidelity Bank app’s list of approved financial institutions. OPay denied being affected by the restrictions, despite customer complaints. A source at Moniepoint confirmed the restriction while Sofia Zab, Palmpay’s Chief Marketing Officer, told TechCabal that the neobank’s removal was not due to any perceived issues with PalmPay but due to a necessary system upgrade on Fidelity Bank’s side.

Neobanks have become increasingly popular and helpful after a policy-driven cash crunch, making them a payment choice. Almost instant transaction speeds and lower fees make these neobanks darlings to merchants and vendors in the country, helping them receive customer payments and scaling their businesses. Blocking transfers to these neobanks meant Fidelity Bank lost revenue from transaction fees.

Source: https://techcabal.com/2023/10/27/breaking-fidelity-bank-restores-transfers-to-opay-moniepoint-and-palmpay/

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Mhizzard:
Who actually brought the suggestion of plastering of money with cellotape

Nothing No Go See

Jennyclay:

JennyClay, What Do You Think About It?

wrongman665:
Good...

I pray he is innocent.

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What Do You Really Have To Say To The Driver

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A Bolt Driver, Kelechi Uzor, has voluntarily turned himself in to the police in Rivers State to prove his innocence following the disappearance of a lady, Miss Elizabeth Edoukumor.

It was gathered that Elizabeth went missing on October 9, 2023 after Uzor dropped her off at Harmony Estate in Obio-Akpor Local Government area of the State.

Her family posted a plea for information on Facebook, stating that she left her aunt's place at Harmony Estate to return home but never made it home.

Elizabeth's last known location was at Harmony Estate, and her phone became unreachable and switched off.

Uzor, accompanied by Prince Wiro, a human rights activist, visited the Okporo Police Station, Rumuodara, Obio-Akpor Local Government Area, and denied any involvement in the lady's disappearance.

Speaking with journalists in Port Harcourt on Friday, October 28, Uzor explained that he decided to contact the police due to persistent calls and threats from the missing woman's family.

According to him he had provided a ride to Elizabeth Edoukumor on October 9th, taking her to Harmony Estate.

He stated that he had parked outside the estate, as entry required authorization. After Miss Edoukumor got permission to enter the estate, he dropped her off, and she paid in cash.

Uzor noted that he followed security procedures and was checked both when entering and leaving the estate.

After the drop-off, Uzor received calls from individuals inquiring about the lady's whereabouts.

He explained that he had only provided transportation and was not privy to her conversations.

The driver said he started receiving threats and requests to meet with individuals, including a man who claimed to be the girl's uncle.

'On October 9, 2023, she booked a ride at Eastern By-Pass (in Port Harcourt). I took her to Harmony Estate at Eliozu. When I got to the estate, I parked because you cannot enter the estate without the authorisation of someone inside," he explained.

"When the lady (Elizabeth) got the permission to enter, I entered the estate, parked at the residence she was going to, she offloaded her bags because she came with some goods, paid me in cash and I drove off

"When I entered the estate, I was checked by the security men, when I was leaving, I was also checked. They checked everything in my car gave me permission to leave the estate

“Later that night, a lady called me and was asking whether I picked her (Elizabeth) up from the estate, I said no. That what I did was to drop her at the estate and left the place

“After that day, another man called and asked me if I heard anything, if she (Elizabeth) made any call that I could remember. I told him no, that I didn’t listen to her conversation.”

He explained that the next day, some people were calling to lure him to a certain area, saying, “They will call me and ask if I’m a Bolt driver. I should come and pick them so, so place.“

"I said no, I cannot that they have to book Bolt first before I can pick anyone. They have been calling, and I now discovered that one of them is the supposed uncle to the girl

"So, after I refused to meet them, they are now telling me that I am the Bolt driver who took Elizabeth to so and so place. I told them yes that I have explained to them that I dropped the girl and left

"Since then, I have been getting threat calls and like the uncle threatening me that I should better bring the girl alive that this one is bad market. He was saying other threats. I have not received any call from the police to come but I went to the police station to say my own side of the story because the calls and threats are becoming too much

"So I came to find out why the parents of the girl are threatening me because I have no hand in the disappearance of the girl. So I came to the police station to complain.

Wiro, the human rights activist, advised the missing girl's family to report the case to the police rather than arranging a private meeting with the Bolt driver.

He stated that Uzor had approached him seeking assistance, and they visited the police station to cooperate with the investigation.

Source: https://www.lindaikejisblog.com/2023/10/bolt-driver-surrenders-to-rivers-police-to-prove-his-innocence-over-missing-lady-2.html

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