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26/09/2026

Who should be blame here?

25/09/2026

HOW MANY PEOPLE CAN REALLY PASS THIS TEST FOR A TIME LIKE THIS?

Especially at a time when you have plenty of financial responsibilities, bills to pay, and people depending on you.

This test may look simple—but can you stay focused and make the right choice under pressure?

Watch till the end and see if you can pass the test!

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25/09/2026

Is this an error or delibrate?

Calling APM instead of APC

Indeed spirit is willing but the fles...h is wea...k.

Many people are truely tired of this adminsitratio...n.

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25/09/2026

Apart From Riggin...g
Do They Have Any
Other Way They Can Win Election?

25/09/2026

IF YOU WANT TO BE RESPECTED, DON’T MAKE YOURSELF TOO AVAILABLE.

Learn to set boundaries. When you’re always available for everyone, people may start taking your time, kindness and presence for granted.

Know your worth.

Give people access to you, but don’t make yourself available at the expense of your own peace.

25/09/2026

AAC governorship candidate Doris Ogala has declared her intention to challenge Governor Alex Otti in the 2027 Abia governorship election, saying she is determined to “rescue” the state.

WATCH THE VIDEO — WHAT’S YOUR TAKE?

25/09/2026

CAUGHT RED-HANDED: YOUNG BOY ALLEGEDLY STEALS CAR BATTERY WORTH AND SELLS IT FOR ₦15K!

A car owner reportedly recovered his stolen ₦120,000 battery after allegedly spotting it for sale, with his name still written on it. The battery was reportedly sold for just ₦15,000.

Moral & Safety Lesson:
Parents and guardians should pay close attention to the company, activities and spending habits of children. Car owners should also consider using battery locks and parking in secure, well-lit areas.

A little caution today can prevent a major loss tomorrow.

Have you or someone you know ever experienced car parts theft?

25/09/2026

25/09/2026

Caught Red-Handed: How a Stolen ₦120k Car Battery Ended Up Back in Its Owner’s Hands Sold by a 13-Year-Old for Just ₦15k

Imagine waking up to find your car dead… only to discover later that same day that the very battery stolen from under your bonnet is sitting on a shop shelf, ready for resale.

That’s exactly what happened to one Nigerian car owner.

His ₦120,000 battery vanished overnight. That evening, while shopping for a replacement, he spotted it complete with his name still clearly written on it. No room for doubt.

The trail led straight to the seller, and from there to the thief: a boy reportedly just 13 or 14 years old.

The same battery that cost ₦120,000 had been sold for a mere ₦15,000.

Surveillance footage captures the brazen act in broad daylight the young boy calmly opening the bonnet, removing the battery, and walking away as if it were the most ordinary errand in the world.

This isn’t just a theft story. It’s a wake-up call.

Car owners: secure your vehicles. A simple battery lock or parking in a safer, well-lit area can make all the difference.

Parents: pay closer attention to what the children in your care are getting involved in.

A ₦15,000 quick sale today can become a far more serious path tomorrow.

Has anything like this ever happened to you or someone you know? Share your experience in the comments.

This video is shared strictly for educational and awareness purposes
Always park responsibly to avoid becoming the next victim of a story that hits too close to home.

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25/09/2026

On your mandate we stand.

The truth is that, its getting more interesting day by day.
Hope you understand?

The question is what is TINUBU using fuel subsidy ans loan to do?

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