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A Nigerian man faced public humiliation after he was allegedly caught stealing furniture and large bags.
In a viral TikTok post, the man was seen carrying the stolen furniture on his head while being followed by a crowd, who could be heard hurling insults at him.
The video also showed the man holding red bags, reportedly stolen, with additional items stuffed inside them.
As the post gained traction online, many individuals flocked to the comments section to share their thoughts on the incident.
See some reactions below:
babatunde12: “To enter heaven you think say na connection abi 😂😂.”
ayubenzalabi: “December don come he wan buy clothes 😂😂😂.”
Amope_225: “Keep it up omo werey 😂.”
Ariku junior: “Haaa with all your effort Olor far ooo.”
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A man vents online as he shares the sample he gave to his carpenter versus what the carpenter had made for him.
The man known as Mark took to the micro blogging platform X to reveal that he has finally experienced the ‘what I wanted Vs what I got’.
Apparently, he had given his carpenter a photo of what he wanted.
However, he was grossly dissatisfied with what the carpenter had done.
According to him, the desk and chair the carpenter had made looked more like that of secondary school.
“Guys, today I got my own share of “what i ordered vs what i got” y’all wanna see?😭
I won mad!! Like my head is spinning😭😭,” he wrote.
@Morrisbaker asked: “You don try snap am from up ?”
@irunnia said: “Na to open small primary school remain😭”
@bigtimevicks asked: “Have you kept the MacBook on the table and e no resemble?😭”
@Ayo_Oladiran stated: “The wood is the first major difference.”
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The Kano State Public Complaints and Anti-Corruption Commission has arrested the education secretary, school headmaster, and three others over the alleged dismantling and illegal sale of school furniture and metals at a primary school in the Kumbotso Local Government Area.
The suspects, who were arrested on Saturday, were caught in the act on the school premises.
The Senior Special Reporter to the Kano State Governor on Anti-Corruption, Mallam Sani Umar Sani, who confirmed the arrest to our correspondent on Sunday, said some residents, who were conducting physical exercise early on Saturday, observed some movements and noise at the Gaidar Makada Special Primary School, Kumbotso Local Government Area.
On a closer examination, he said they discovered that the school furniture had been dismantled and the metals assembled and carted away.
“One of the residents, who is a neighbour of the school, said that early on Saturday, he saw a man with some young boys heading towards the classrooms of the school but were accosted by the security guard and after a little explanation was allowed into the classrooms”, Sani disclosed to newsmen.
“Thereafter, the resident said there was heavy noise from the classrooms, which informed his decision to take a closer look, only to discover that they were not only dismantling the school furniture but also assembling the metals.
“He subsequently informed the School Based Management Committee Chairman, Mallam AbdulGafar Sanusi Garba, who said he was not aware of the action, while the Parent Teachers Association Chairman, Mallam Alkassim Muhammad, was also well notified.
According to them, they were not in the picture as the school headmaster had sacked them before the expiration of their tenure.
They said the local government education secretary was notified of their unilateral removal by the headmaster, as they were appointed by the community.
“The education secretary, when we contacted him, promised to look into the issue but we never heard anything from him.
“With the development we observed this morning, we asked them why they were dismantling the school benches and other furniture, they said the items would be sold to people who are ready to buy them on the instruction of the school authority.
“We promptly videoed the items and notified the state anti-corruption agency.’’
A source close to the commission, who declined his name on print, said among those arrested included one of the merchants, who bought metals and iron rods from the furniture.
Furthermore, PUNCH Metro learnt that the dismantled furniture, valued at over N2m was sold by the suspects for N250,000.
Also, it was gathered that the anti-graft agency had launched an investigation into the unfolding development, as those arrested were already in its custody.
Also, a credible source at the commission informed our correspondent that this might be the reason for the dismantling of the furniture in most of the primary schools in the state for the metals and irons to be illegally sold.
The source further hinted that the agency was already working on the development of software that would take an inventory of equipment in schools across the state and notify it if any of them are tempered.
The Kano State Government has revealed spending N596 million on furniture, office fittings, and other amenities across various ministries, departments, and agencies (MDAs) in the first half of 2024 contrary to the N10 billion stated in the budget performance report.
This clarification was issued by the Governor Abba Yusuf’s spokesperson, Sanusi Bature Dawakin-Tofa, following reports alleging that the administration spent N10 billion on furniture alone.
In a statement on Tuesday, Dawakin-Tofa urged the public to disregard the exaggerated figures, asserting they were designed to malign Governor Yusuf’s government.
“The state Ministry of Budget and Economic Planning released the second-quarter budget performance report on July 28, 2024, but there was an error that caused unnecessary reactions,” Dawakin-Tofa stated.
He explained that the N10 billion referenced was actually for paying off contractors’ liabilities and expenses from previous administrations, not solely for furniture.
“Unfortunately, the second quarter report was erroneously submitted with a mix-up in the template as data for payment of over ten billion naira (N10b) was used for payment of contractors’ liabilities and other expenses incurred by previous administrations.
“The payment was done majorly to clear the backlog of indigenous contractors who were faced with challenges of bank loans and to enable them settle their debt burdens and help them go back to their normal businesses,” Dawakin-Tofa explained.
“A total of five hundred and ninety six million, five hundred and eighty two thousand, five hundred and sixty two naira, eighty seven kobo (N596, 582, 562.87) was spent from Januray to July, 2024 as against the purported ten billion naira. The Accountant General would make available, the information on request by any organisation because it is not hidden or secret at all,” he added.
The governor’s spokesman added that the amount spent on refurbishment of offices, furniture and fittings at various MDAs is not up to 5 per cent of what was purportedly reported.
He said the misleading information in the report was revalidated by the Office of the Accountant General of the State after series of media enquiries.
“For the record, first quarter of 2024 gulfed the sum of two hundred and ninety five million, eight hundred and twenty seven thousand, sixty two naira, eighty seven kobo (N295, 827, 062.87) while the sum of three hundred million, seven hundred and fifty million, five hundred naira (N300, 755, 500) was spent during the 2024 second quarter on furniture and office fittings for various Ministries, Department and Agencies respectively,” Dawakin-Tofa added.
He also acknowledged the confusion caused by the erroneous report and apologised to stakeholders, including development partners and financial institutions.
“The state regrets any inconvenience from the report to all stakeholders, including development partners, financial institutions and government agencies. It was as a result of the inability of the officials responsible for reporting the budget performance to validate the data in their custody,” he added.
The Governor cautioned all data managers and handlers to maintain high level of professionalism in their responsibilities, noting that the government will not tolerate sharing of unreliable data on its activities.
The Ministry of Budget and Economic Planning was also directed to revise the budget performance report template to prevent future inaccuracies.
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