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A businesswoman has sparked emotions online after breaking down in tears when a customer stole her phone, despite her kindness.
She shared a heartfelt message to the culprit in a viral TikTok video.
In her post, she recounted how the customer visited her shop, and while she was attending to him with kindness, he stole her Samsung phone without her knowledge.
In the emotional video, she addressed the thief directly, expressing her pain and disappointment:
“To the man that came to my store today and stole my phone simply because I was being nice—you stole my Samsung. You asked me for something, I gave it to you, and you stole my phone.”
“All my pains this year, as long as that phone is with you or you sell it and eat the money, all my pains will fall on you. I was just being nice.”
As her video circulated online, concerned individuals flooded the comment section with their thoughts and words of support.
See some reactions below:
user393894576960: “i no quick know say u dey serious I thought that it content because u dey cry dey laugh so sorry dear this is unfair.”
Ashley: “So sorry,, I knw it painful,, me na God go help me ohhh,, I get trust issues,, I can’t allow u to enter my shop ohhh.”
🔥👌💧: “In with the space of 6months I lost 2 phone and thank God they are ny android.. I see my iPhone I don’t charge it at shop.. it’s either it’s in my hand or my bag .. and my bag not dey touch ground 👌.”
Ladies wears in Amuwo odofin: “Omo…that’s how a man stole my 2 phones at once in my shop earlier this year 😥 I can imagine how you feel 😫.”
Atefa 🩷 🧡 🌹🌺: “I lost my phone where I was helping my Christian sister clean her house that was cought with fire it was just her. me .my mom and one other lady 😭 😭.”
BABY ITEM IN PORT HARCOURT: “I lost mine phone inside my shop a day after my birthday 3day before my 2nd child arrival 💃💃. I understand how u feel.”
Treasure Queen: “so sorry my love😭 I would’ve help financially but it’s not easy for me. sorry dear.”
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Businesswoman laments after arresting four of her staff for allegedly stealing lots of perfumes from her shop worth millions of naira.
The scent vendor, Teemah took to her TikTok page to share videos of the staff whom she had arrested.
She revealed that she had stormed the homes of four of staff – Eunice, Sarah, Eleha and a fourth she didn’t name – and had recovered numerous expensive perfumes they had stolen.
In one of the video, she captioned …
“See what we met in her room, N1.530,000 million this is what my staff carried from my store. Eyin Abiyamo aye”
Other videos also shows the staffers being paraded with the many items they had allegedly stolen.
Reactions have trailed this …
@PERFUME VENDOR IN BENIN CITY said: “Teemah that is very nice to her staffs. Haaaa”
@Fizzy young wrote: “Make una go her boyfriend house? There will more there”
@Wonder Woman asked: “Is it that you people don’t take monthly stock in your shop? What’s really going on”
@Drbee_seun❤️ opined: “This is the result when illiterate is running business, you’ve to keep record of both your expenses and profit everyday as a business owner. Day to day accounting is very important 💯💯”
@DERA🌸🌸 remarked: “Na content cause if not why she go Dey pack am for house, if na me I go Dey sell am every day😏”
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A Nigerian businesswoman, who runs a makeup business, has expelled five of her students for staying overnight at their boyfriends’ houses on the night before a crucial business appointment.
The businesswoman shared the incident in a video posted on her TikTok page, where she expressed her frustration.
In the video, she explained that she had an important job scheduled, with herself and her team set to work on 18 clients.
To ensure everything went smoothly, she had asked all her trainees to stay at her house the night before, making it easier for them to attend the appointment and prepare the makeup for the customers.
However, five of the trainees failed to show up. When she called them, as well as some of their parents, she was told that the girls had gone to their boyfriends’ houses to sleep over and cook for them.
She said: “When I called these animals that are from Cross River and Akwa Ibom state. I called their parents and they told me that that night, they went to sleep in their boyfriend’s houses. Some of them didn’t sleep in their houses. When I called some they told me, ‘Madam I went to the market to cook for my boyfriend.”
Upset by their actions, the businesswoman declared that she would not take them back and instructed them never to return to her shop again.
The video has since gone viral, with many social media users flocking to the comment section to share their thoughts on the matter.
See some reactions below:
Fwesh Dickson: “madam please forgive only makeup artist mirabel the rest fit go.”
Grace 💎: “All those people wey de support the girls, one day una go be madam and una apprentice go do una this kind thing.”
Orjiugo💧🎲🧿: “why did she remove her face immediately she said favour she is a married woman nawoooo.”
LEGIT: “Madam I have experienced this before most of you always want apprentice to work for you everyday including Sunday se Dey no go get time to rest or do some stuff for there life anymore I so much believe that they went to do side hussle to fetch money into there o.”
fumzy: “Madam I understand ur pain cus am a boss, but truth must be said, students are different from workers… get workers to ease ur stress… if they lik make they com , if they lik mak they no com,”
Camilla 🥰💖: “I’m not been tribalistic Buh u can only see few of the crossriverians who are serious with learning work and akwaibomites too I’m a tutor in cross river too so I can relate I go Dey beg dem.”
Bosslady: “learning work isn’t easy , when I was learning hairdressing work 2017, my opening time was 7:30am and closing time 5:30pm, but most times I work till 10pm to 11pm and my madam will buy Pepsi for me😂.”
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Operatives of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency have arrested an Ibadan, Oyo State-based businesswoman, Mrs Adewunmi Adebola Dorcas, and an auto parts dealer, Arinze Ora, over attempts to export consignments of opioids and cocaine to London, United Kingdom, and Congo Brazzaville, respectively.
The Director of Media and Advocacy, NDLEA Headquarters, Femi Babafemi, made this known in a statement on Sunday.
He said, “NDLEA officers at the export shed of Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos, on Friday, 6th September 2024, intercepted a cargo bound for the United Kingdom. A thorough search of the consignment revealed 924 bottles of codeine-based syrup weighing 135.70kg and 5,250 tablets of Rohypnol hidden in cartons of foodstuffs.
“The freight agent, Owojori Olanrewaju Sunday, who presented the cargo for export, was promptly arrested. Further investigation led to the arrest of another suspect, Adewunmi Akeem Temitope, who claimed that his mother, 58-year-old Mrs Adewunmi Adebola Dorcas, sent the consignment from Ibadan for him to deliver to the agent. A follow-up operation on Saturday, 7th September, led to the arrest of Mrs Adewunmi in Ibadan, where she deals in foodstuffs and cargo export.
“In his statement, the agent Owojori confessed that he had been working for Mrs Adewunmi to export cargoes to the UK, adding that he was paid ₦2,411,000.00 for the job and ₦2.1 million for a similar consignment he handled for the businesswoman earlier.”
In the same vein, NDLEA operatives at the export shed of Lagos Airport on Wednesday, 11th September, intercepted some cartons of auto spare parts and containers of checkers powder custard bound for Congo Brazzaville via Ethiopian Airlines. A diligent search of the cargo led to the discovery of 300 grams of cocaine concealed in the containers of checker powder custard packed together with some auto parts.
Babafemi said a follow-up operation led to the arrest of the sender of the consignment, Arinze Ora, who deals in auto parts at Shop 12, Block 7, Aspanda Trade Fair Auto Parts Wing, Amuwo Odofin, Lagos.
Meanwhile, operatives of the Special Operations Unit of NDLEA, on Tuesday, 10th September, arrested two brothers, Ikechukwu Ikeabba and Ugochukwu Ikeabba, who are sponsors of drug traffickers specialising in exporting drugs by ingestion to Vietnam. Their arrest followed a diligent investigation into the earlier arrest of Onitsha-based businessman, Ibeanusi Solomon Nosike, who excreted 68 wraps of cocaine weighing 1.282 kilograms after 12 days of excretion observation following his arrest at the local wing of Lagos Airport by NDLEA operatives.
The 36-year-old Ibeanusi was arrested in the early hours of Thursday, 8th August 2024, at the old domestic terminal of Lagos Airport while attempting to board the first flight out of Lagos to Abuja, where he was scheduled to join a Qatar Airways flight to Vietnam at Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja, at about 10 a.m. the same day.
Another Vietnam-bound businessman, 54-year-old Paul Okwuy Mbadugha, was arrested by NDLEA operatives at Abuja Airport on Monday, 12th August 2024, during the outward clearance of Qatar Airways flight QR 1432 to Hanoi, Vietnam via Doha after he tested positive for ingestion of cocaine. After four days under observation, Mbadugha egested a total of 88 wraps of the illicit drug with a gross weight of 1.710 kilograms.
At the time of the arrest of the two kingpins, the Ikeabba brothers, they were caught with 87 wraps of cocaine dummies used in training intending swallowers.
In Gombe State, NDLEA operatives, acting on credible intelligence, on Saturday, 14th September, arrested three suspects: Auwal Abdullahi, Isah Rabiu, and Abubakar Da’u, along Bauchi-Gombe road while travelling in a DAF truck marked GME 552 ZU. A search of the vehicle led to the seizure of 2,490,000 tramadol pills concealed in bags of salt.
The statement further read, “A suspect, Idris Adamu, 23, was arrested with 41.5 kilograms of cannabis sativa in Kachia town, Kaduna State, on Tuesday, 10th September, while two suspects, Godiya Sekyen Jikuk, 36, and Yusuf Umaru, 65, were nabbed in Isinbode-Ekiti, Ekiti State, with a total of 73.6kg of cannabis on Wednesday, 11th September.
“In Bauchi State, no fewer than 208,920 tramadol and diazepam pills were seized from a suspect, Chinedu Asadu, 35, on Thursday, 13th September, while 104kg of cannabis was recovered from two suspects, Abba Abdullahi and Mustapha Yahaya, along the Lagos-Ibadan expressway on Tuesday, 10th September by operatives in Lagos State.
“Not less than 350,000 bottles of codeine-based syrup were discovered by NDLEA operatives in two containers shipped from India during a joint examination of the containers with Customs officers and other security agencies at Tincan Port, Lagos, on Tuesday, 10th September. The containers were part of those targeted by NDLEA for 100 per cent examination.”
With the same vigour, commands and formations of the Agency across the country continued their War Against Drug Abuse (WADA) sensitisation activities to schools, worship centres, workplaces, and communities, among others, over the past week. These include WADA enlightenment lectures to students and staff of Government Secondary School, Galamawa, and Government Junior Secondary School, Kaci, Dutse, Jigawa State; students of Kukudus Islamic School, Minna, Niger State; nurses and midwives at UBTH School of Nursing, Ugbowo, Benin City, Edo State; members of the Vulcanisers Association of Nigeria in Ibarapa Central LGA, Oyo State; Muslim faithful at Central Mosque, Demsa, Adamawa State, and a WADA advocacy visit to the Emir of Rano, Kano State, Alhaji Muhammad Isah Umaru, among others.
While commending the officers and men of the Special
Operations Unit, MMIA, Tincan, Lagos, Gombe, Kaduna, Bauchi, and Ekiti Commands of the Agency for their arrests and seizures, Chairman/Chief Executive Officer of NDLEA, Brig. Gen. Mohamed Buba Marwa (retd), stated that their operational successes, along with those of their compatriots across the country, are highly appreciated.
He urged them to continue intensifying ongoing drug supply reduction and drug demand reduction efforts.