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@Prestigious_Gt The greatest mistake a man can do is to have a woman in his life who fears and listens to the words of her " Man of God" than you. This can ruin your life. Painfully I wonder why it is mostly the mother's that have this challenge.

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Someone gave a testimony in my church about hitting a big contract at work and that same night, he was robbed in his house, he came back to church the next sunday, gave another testimony while emphasizing that there was a thief within the congregation.

My female colleague resumed work today looking unusually quiet and moody. When I asked what happened, she stayed silent at first, so I let it go. Later in the day, I noticed she was still down and asked again. This time she opened up. She has been married for three years but never knew what her husband actually does for a living. Every morning he dresses up, leaves the house, and returns in the evening pretending to work on his laptop. Yesterday, she discovered the shocking truth: he has no job. The house they live in was built for his brother who is abroad, not for him. The money he used for their wedding came from excess funds during the construction of that house. All the money he has been spending comes from the $200 his brother sends monthly for their parents’ upkeep. He gives a small portion to his mother and keeps the rest for himself. He also collects an additional monthly salary from his brother, claiming it is for paying the security guard at the compound. Everything about him has been fake; lies and deceit. She is devastated, and their marriage now feels like a ticking time bomb ready to explode. Above all, love God.

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Ethical hacker Ryan Montgomery says that people can watch your private cameras and post it online if left with default settings. He said that there are active communities on Reddit and Discords with more than 2000 members sharing these live feeds. In his video, he shows a quick example. Searching "controllable webcams reddit" brings up recent posts with links to unsecured cameras, like one at a water park in Czechia that anyone can pan, tilt, and view without a password. This is what he suggests: "Google the model of your cameras in your house and make sure they are not exposed to the internet publicly. Stay safe."

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She was instructed to focus on being an “idolo”, post lifestyle and lie it was all funded by forex😂

A 3 year old child worried about his life already. This is the legacy of the demonic, thieving APC.

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This is absolutely beautiful. 😍😍

"They want to post us go Plateau State so we peacefully come IGP office to submit our resignation letters..."

She did a TV News broadcast, inside her house using phone for recording & editing. Thats incredible 🔥

@hsprafrique I am sure the bank that most scammers call to ask if I have account in the bank is one of them

Nigeria’s EFCC just dropped a bombshell on a sophisticated cyber-financial crime that hit SIX major Nigerian banks at the same time. EFCC Chairman Ola Olukoyede revealed the details while discussing new threats to the country’s banking infrastructure. This wasn’t your usual external hack — it was an insider-enabled hardware backdoor operation that combined corrupt employees with external cybercrime networks. How the fraud actually started The attackers never tried to break in remotely at first. Instead, the operation began inside the banks’ own physical infrastructure. Insiders with authorized access to server rooms and network racks allegedly helped install unauthorized electronic devices directly into the banks’ internal systems. These weren’t random gadgets — they were covert gateways planted right in the heart of the network. What those secret devices actually did Once connected, the devices functioned like: • Rogue remote access tools • Network tunneling devices • Hardware backdoors This gave external criminals full remote control. They could: → Access internal banking applications → Execute transactions → Monitor live account activity → Move funds between accounts Because everything ran through the bank’s own internal network, many fraud detection systems flagged the activity as legitimate internal traffic. Why insiders were the key EFCC investigators were crystal clear: This attack could NOT have happened without insiders. Installing these devices required physical access to restricted areas — server rooms, network racks, IT infrastructure. Only bank employees or contractors with proper privileges could plant them without triggering alarms. What the attackers could do once inside With the hardware backdoor live, outsiders could remotely: • Initiate large transfers • Authorize internal operations • Route funds through multiple accounts to obscure the trail • Mask the true origin of every transaction The system literally thought it was just doing normal bank business. Why this attack was so dangerous Traditional banking security focuses on external threats: malware, phishing, credential theft. This operation completely bypassed all of that. The attackers had a physical entry point inside the perimeter. From that moment, they operated like trusted insiders. Automated systems had almost no way to tell the difference between a real employee and the criminals. The scale of the heist The scheme successfully affected six Nigerian banks (names not all publicly released yet). Investigators say the criminals moved billions of naira before the operation was detected. Funds were laundered through layered accounts across multiple banks to make tracing extremely difficult. The bigger cybersecurity lesson for Nigeria (and the world) The most dangerous threat to financial systems isn’t always some genius hacker in a basement. It’s the deadly mix of: ✅ Insider access ✅ Physical hardware backdoors ✅ Professional external cybercrime networks Once attackers are inside the network, the game changes completely. This case is a loud wake-up call for every bank in Nigeria and beyond: Physical security + insider vetting + strict device control are now just as critical as firewalls and antivirus. What do you think — should banks be doing random device sweeps and stricter background checks on IT staff? Drop your thoughts 👇 #EFCC #CyberFraud #NigerianBanks #InsiderThreat #CyberSecurity (Repost & share to spread awareness — this one is serious)

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@ummuh_Zahra The solution is to call your husband in front of him to tell your hubby about the gifts. His reaction will tell you if it's with pure intentions. Next year he will start buying your contraceptive if you keep going like this. Also note that he treats everyone that way. Grow up

So I got married last year to the man who sponsored my education. Have no kids yet though. Thanks to him, today I work as a government teacher in a secondary & high school. I actually just got recruited to this school where I teach Geography. But please, I'm confused. There's this particular guy, actually a male colleague of mine. He has been working here as a Biology teacher for 6 years. Since I arrived & started work, he has been so nice to me, guiding & showing me around, buying me gifts too, and keeping me company so I don't feel alone since I'm new. We got so close after a month. I don't know, but I just really feel so comfortable & safe with him, even more than my husband. I love his company. If I'm to be honest, I feel like I can share & tell him everything. Even my husband doesn't get me gifts like this guy does. He is such a kind & gentle man, i must comment, he truly knows how to treat a lady but something about his behavior, actually changed recently. Which leaves me confused. He switched from food gifts & started getting me underwear, bras, and perfumes. Even on 'Teachers Day' he bought me same gifts. This has actually been going on for about 2 weeks now. Please people, this keeps me wondering if it's okay that i keep collecting these gifts. Considering the fact that, I'm a married woman. Truth is, we've been so close, and I don't know how to go about rejecting these gifts since he is actually doing it with pure intentions, with no strings attached, and he's been so nice to me ever since I got here. I plead for your advice & guidance 🙏

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@Wizarab10 ...would like to know your take on this video