I have been there before, that year I was really damn broke, no cash at hand and the only 5k in my kuda bank then was locked because of KYC verification.

That year CBN started their wahala of KYC😃 and I and my wife are the very shy type who don't like to buy stuff in credit.

Omo when the volume of hunger increase you go drop shame🤣😃 I had to go and beg our customer for credit ooo😀 and I have 1yr+ baby then, Sapa na bastard. Try your best to keep hustling tight, don't slack!

Creat multiple sources of income for yourself.

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‎Money wasn’t my problem; loyalty was. I cooked for him, fed him morning and night, bought him clothes and shoes so he could look presentable around my friends, and even lent him my laptop.

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‎One night, I decided to surprise him at his place. There was light in his room but none outside. Their doors and windows were open for fresh air, he couldn't afford fan and I caught him doing his thing with another woman.

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‎I left without c0nfronting him.‎The next morning, this same guy showed up at my place for breakfast.

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‎That was how I narrated everything I had seen and drove him out of my house. He cried like, he literally called everyone to beg me. But hey, I have moved on immediately.

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‎Omo, till today, whenever I remember the clothes and shoes I bought for this guy to look presentable around my friends and how I was feeding him, e still dey pain me"

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‎- A Nigerian lady has shared a h£artbreaking account of her university relationship, which has gone viral online

From 0 to ₦2,100 in 2 hours! E dey work!

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The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) today arraigned Afolabi Kazeem Michael, popularly known as KC Luxury, and two other accomplices, Boniface Freeman Ochoche Sule and Ikechukwu Ekugo Patriarch, before Hon. Justice Ayokunle Olayinka Faji of the Federal High Court, Lagos, on a 22-count charge bordering on cocaine trafficking, illegal export of narcotics, and money laundering.

The defendants, who were accused of conspiring between 28th July and 1st August 2026 to export 184.5 kilograms of cocaine concealed in five consignments through a Lagos-based courier logistics firm to London, United Kingdom, pleaded not guilty to all counts when the charges were read to them.

A statement from Femi Babafemi, NDLEA spokesperson, says count one of the charge sheet, marked FHC/LAG/CR/755/2026, accuses Afolabi, alongside Boniface and Ikechukwu, of conspiring with Atandare Oladipupo Oluwarotimi and Latifat Yusuf, already arrested in London in connection with the same case, to export the narcotic drug using consignments bearing Airway Bill Numbers 2079998314, 8224082370, 2079973571, 7181131742 and 2211893902, under the shipper’s name Yemi Ejide.

Other counts detail how Boniface procured Ikechukwu to facilitate the export while Afolabi is accused of procuring a staff member of BOT Express Logistics on Lagos Island to process the illicit consignment, and of unlawfully possessing the cocaine ahead of export.

After the not-guilty plea was entered and their bail application argued, the NDLEA prosecutor Abu Ibrahim who opposed the bail application, prayed the court to remand the defendants in a correctional facility pending trial, citing the gravity of the offences. Justice Faji thereafter ordered that the defendants be remanded in the Agency’s facility, and adjourned the matter till 4th October 2026 for ruling on the application.

Justice Obiora Egwuatu of the Federal High Court in Abuja on Thursday, September 17, sentenced a 38-year-old South African woman, Will Jessica Ann to 25 years in prison for smuggling 5.75 kilogrammes of heroin into Nigeria through the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport in Abuja.

Egwuatu passed the sentence, stressing that Nigerian law does not respect emotions.

The NDLEA, in a statement signed by its Director of Media and Advocacy, Femi Babafemi, had revealed that Ann was arrested in July while travelling with her three-year-old son. She was arrested during an inward clearance of passengers on Qatar Airways Flight QR1433, arriving from Doha. In August, she was arraigned before the Federal High Court in Abuja, where she pleaded guilty to unlawfully importing 5.75 kilogrammes of heroin into the country on July 6.

Delivering judgment today, Justice Egwuatu held that prior to her guilty plea, the defendant had admitted to committing the offence in her extrajudicial statement.

The judge said that the law is settled that a conviction follows a plea of guilty. The judge consequently convicted her of the offence.

Following her conviction, the prosecution urged the court to factor in the cost of 1 kg of heroin, which is worth about N18 million, in sentencing her. Ann, however, begged the court to temper justice with mercy and promised never to engage in such an act again.

She also said she was remorseful and did not know there were illicit drugs in the bag.

After hearing from the parties and considering the defendant’s plea for leniency, the judge said, “Crime does not pay” and that the law is not influenced by “emotions”.

The judge consequently sentenced her to 15 years’ imprisonment on Count 1 and 25 years’ imprisonment on Count 2 and ordered that the sentencing shall run concurrently.

The judge also ruled that if the convict does not appeal within the prescribed period allowed by law, the heroin should be destroyed.

Operatives of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), on September 4, intercepted a 20,000-litre fuel tanker marked MKA 960 XC, and laden with bannded substances.

A statement from NDLEA spokesperson, Femi Babafemi, says its operatives arrested the driver of the truck, who is notorious for evading arrest in the past. The agency says the truck was chased down by NDLEA officers along the Akoko/Lokoja expressway in Ondo state after its driver refused to stop.

Babafemi said the driver later abandoned the vehicle at a church premises in Ugbe Akoko, and fled into the bush. He said a search of the tanker revealed a false compartment concealing 165 bags of cannabis weighing 2,145kg alongside its legitimate fuel cargo destined for Jos, Plateau state.

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