Mopeola: Apart from that, there's someone that knows much about all you do including your phone and your passwords or probably might have setup another password on your phone that you don't know, where did you kept the phone and who was with you that very time before you couldn't find the phone
No one was but the few mins I left my door open to get something, a new neighbor (girl) was there and then I was telling someone where I went to get something that I left my iPhone inside. I don't even know what to think but I'm suspecting her shaa, I haven't approached her yet, I spoke to the caretaker who said I should go to police. I'm thinking if it's her cause she was also with one guy like that, she'll use it and I intend to catch her then, that's if it's her. I also told some guys in the hostel so we are on a look out. I spoke to one old man around and he suggested I do some things and lay a curse on whoever did it but I think that's too far, we're all students here make person no go run mad or something ontop phone. Someone here has volunteered help me track it for 15k. So he's on it. I just hope it comes out well.
Dzzzz: Did you lock your phone I redirect it was stolen?..Even if they use laptop it will still ask for lock password..Whoever did it knows your password so ask yourself,who knows my password”
It's only 1 guy and 1 girl that know my passcode and they live far from me, I've even called the both of them no be them. Someone here has volunteered to help me track it for 15k. So he's on it. I just hope it comes out well.
Omor honestly I don think am tire I no even know where to start from. Person wey I ask tell me say na either dem use laptop or d person cracked the passcode on it. I no even understand how dem do am
Mopeola: It's someone that knows you did this to you, so observe yourself
Good morning, I have asked no valid response. I don't even know what to do. That they were able to reset my iCloud and disable find my phone on it so fast they baffle me. I thought those things were impossible reason why people sell phones as iCloud locked.
Please how can I track it ? They have disabled find my phone on it, but I have been able to reset the iCloud password with another iPhone that my account was logged in. I still do not understand how they were able to disable the find my phone on it without my phone passcode and even reset the iCloud password before I had to reset it again with another phone. Now I can see find my phone is off and I can't remotely turn it on.
plumcomm: How did you receive message on a phone that has been stolen?…anyway na person wey know you carry your phone,if you can do the stress then go to panti for yaba
I have an android too Boss. So my mail is also logged in on the android. Also boss, na Benin I dey for now, you get idea where I fit go ?
My iPhone 13 pro max just got stolen from my apartment. first I received a message that my password has been reset and almost immediately that Find My had been deactivated, please what can I do ? I don't know how the person got around it, please I need help 🙏 I still have the receipt!
My iPhone 13 pro max just got stolen from my apartment. first I received a message that my password has been reset and almost immediately that Find My had been deactivated, please what can I do ? I don't know how the person got around it, please I need help 🙏 I still have the receipt!
My iPhone 13 pro max just got stolen from my apartment. first I received a message that my password has been reset and almost immediately that Find My had been deactivated, please what can I do ? I don't know how the person got around it, please I need help 🙏 I still have the receipt!
Absolutely devastating! This is a stark reminder of the flaws in our justice system. Where is the accountability? Where is the integrity? Justice must be served for Tee-Jay! #JusticeForTeeJay
The truth is, decisive action is necessary to prevent anarchy. The prevalence of herdsmen killings, with no accountability, is a clear failure of governance. While it's easy to shout and even support this barbaric act here, we all know that if the situation escalates, all of you will retreat to the safety of your homes.
The fact that Uromi indigenes felt compelled to take the law into their own hands underscores the alarming lack of trust in our security agencies. It's imperative that these agencies step up to tackle insecurity effectively.
Jungle justice is not the solution; it only perpetuates a cycle of violence. We need a concerted effort from our leaders to address these issues and restore faith in our institutions.
Did you know these everyday things actually have names? 1. The space between your eyebrows is called a glabella. 2. The fresh smell after rain is petrichor. 3. The plastic tip of your shoelace? That’s an aglet! 4. A rumbling stomach is a wamble. 5. A newborn’s cry is vagitus. 6. Fork prongs are tines. 7. The light you see when pressing your eyes is phosphenes. 8. That little plastic table in a pizza box? It’s a box tent. 9. The day after tomorrow is overmorrow. 10. Your tiny toe is minimus. 11. A champagne cork’s wire cage is an agraffe, while meaningless "na na na" in songs are vocables. 12. The space between nostrils is columella nasi, and the hole where your sleeve attaches is an armscye. 13. Struggling to get out of bed? That’s dysania. 14. A messy handwriting is griffonage, the dot over an "i" is a tittle, and feeling sick after overeating is crapulence.
How many did you already know? Comment below! #DidYouKnow #FunFacts #EverythingSociology24
ToyosiR: My house-buying journey has finally come to a successful end! 🎉
It all started last year with countless viewings—honestly, it felt like a nightmare at times. At one point, I even reached out to @Lexusgs430, who gave me some great advice on what to look out for during viewings. I eventually found a house I liked and was set to complete in August.
But as we got closer to completion, the far-right protests made me take a step back and really consider the area. I realized it was predominantly white, and I just didn’t feel comfortable. After already securing a mortgage with a 5% deposit, I made the tough decision to pull out. The seller wasn’t happy and even called me "wicked," but I stood my ground. My peace of mind mattered more.
I’m just 2 years and a few months in the UK, with my family still back home. Now, I’m hoping to start planning on bringing my kids here. Being a single buyer, this journey hasn’t been easy at all, but I was determined to put down a 10% deposit instead.
By the end of August, I started house hunting again. I found this property, and it checked all my boxes. By September, I was ready to move forward and asked my mortgage advisor to apply. Skipton declined me for no clear reason, but thankfully, Barclays approved me.
The process wasn’t smooth—it was a chain sale, and along the way, I even used part of my savings to support my brother when he arrived in September/October. But I managed to negotiate with the seller for some furniture—three beds, a fridge/freezer, a washing machine, and more—which made things a bit easier.
And now, as of Saturday, I have the keys in my hands! 🏡✨
Rent money 💰 is dead money 💰. This journey wasn’t easy, but Alhamdulillah, what once felt impossible became a reality.
May Almighty God make it easy and possible for everyone aspiring for the same. 🙏
Candoit: I feel so sad reading this because this was exactly how my dad died. Young girl learning to drive with boyfriends car and worse with no instructor or L sign.