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@richard_ola_ @AyobamiWorld @Teeniiola Good business on the part of Okash and bad business on the part of any body who agrees to take such loans

@Darkmaco_ @AyobamiWorld @Teeniiola That's 905,000 repayment in total Good business

See the kain scope PalmPay agent first use enter this guy for him to exp0se his location but it didn’t work. The PalmPay start was honestly not having it because the guy owes 450k and refused to pay, she has called him with different number and he refused to pick 😭😂

@Tallie_of_Lagos @AyobamiWorld @Cal_me_prechy @Teeniiola The comprehensive terms and conditions is stated clearly on the document pasted on the app which he allegedly consented to. The alleged arguement by Okash would be that video advert is to short to explain how the whole interest business works, hence the terms and conditions.

@Darkmaco_ @AyobamiWorld @Cal_me_prechy @Teeniiola He signed the contract in good faith and they’ll be held more liable on the grounds of misleading people with such ads

@Privateironeyes @AyobamiWorld @Teeniiola I sell perfumes for a living; designer, oil, niche, diffusers etc. my shop is at st. Micheal plaza Awka Anambra state. We also deliver nationwide, you can message us on WhatsApp 09024626150 and also follow us on tiktok @darkmaco_perfumery Thanks

@Darkmaco_ @AyobamiWorld @Teeniiola As you sabi this calculation so.. you be easemonie agent bah ?? Where you shop Dey make I come patronize you ?

@Privateironeyes @AyobamiWorld @Teeniiola No, I no be easemoni agent, I just be person wey understand how this things dey work

@afrisagacity Where are all the propagandists of X, they have been quite for some time now, the APC bigots, the Tinubu a** kissers. Where Una dey??

This is the VIDEO of Channel TV’s Seun which made Wike say he could have “shot Seun.” Clearly, Seun’s speech shook Aso Rock to the core, and they’re not happy with it. The so-called NADECO member and hero of democracy doesn’t want anyone to talk about his One-Party agenda!✍️

@EJwizz009 @AyobamiWorld @Cal_me_prechy @Teeniiola There was no injustice in the first place, nobody forced you to collect the loan, it's just business, if you feel you where deceived because d ad left out some important details, then it's left for you to read the terms and conditions, understand it, ask questions before signing

@AyobamiWorld @Cal_me_prechy @Darkmaco_ @Teeniiola Honestly, I’ve thought about this before, but you know how it is… Naija these companies dey always know somebody that knows somebody any way possible. U get my point? So the chances of a Nigerian getting justice might be very slim and tiny 🤧

@AyobamiWorld @Cal_me_prechy @Teeniiola It is almost impossible to win a case like this where a contract was signed, except you hire a very expensive and good lawyer who can exploit and find loopholes in the contract and manipulate it to suit your narrative, only then can such case have the merit to be argued in court

@Darkmaco_ @Cal_me_prechy @Teeniiola Which I admitted to, no?

@AyobamiWorld @Cal_me_prechy @Teeniiola Ignorance is not permissible in the presence of the law, you not reading a contract thoroughly is on you and no one else.

I would admit to not reading the terms and conditions and accept responsibility for that oversight, then proceed to sue them separately for false information/advertising and deception. That advertisement contained misleading or inaccurate details, which gave me a false understanding of the terms of the loan. Relying on that information directly influenced my decision to proceed. As a result, I have found myself in unexpected and unplanned debt that I would not have taken on had the information been accurate. Now I’m into unplanned debt due to false information on Okash’s end, and because of this I’ve now developed stress and anxiety 🙂

@Cal_me_prechy @AyobamiWorld @Teeniiola Exactly

@AyobamiWorld @Darkmaco_ @Teeniiola That’s why they will ask you to accept there terms & conditions before you get the loan.

@AyobamiWorld @Teeniiola The 1500 na daily interest , that is, 30 days x 9 months= 270 day. Then 270 days x ₦1500 daily interest= ₦405,000. Therefore, if you borrow ₦500k from Okash and you wait 9 months to pay back, you would be paying back ₦405,000... i. e ₦45,000 interest per month.

@Teeniiola Na Okash me I wan do this thing with sha, borrow 500k and return N501,500 after 9 months, if them born their papa well make them add pass that 1500 interest, na court go settle us

@Teeniiola This goes to show that people on the internet are fickle minded, stupid and easily manipulated.

I will not apologize to Nigerians for receiving money from them. I was able to make just ₦13 million through the donations. I cannot share my medical results online because they are personal. It was not my fault, I relied on what the doctor told me, that my br£ast lvmps were c@ncerous. I misunderstood the situation and shared that information, only to later discover that it was not c@ncer.” — Blessing CEO shares her side of the story during an interview with the young and healthy bros, Egungun

@Eyan_Wiseking59 Make that woman go sit down

That's the real remontanda in real fight u can't mess with short black dude an get away with it🤣🤣. . . . "Laho" bagudu blord I am ayilori destiny etiko

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@MasterMaliq Abraham and Ismail na dinosaurs them be abi, I mean what kind of foot print are these?

These are the actual Footprints of Abraham at the Kaaba in Makkah! Look closely… We call it Maqam Ibrahim, the exact stone where Prophet Abraham stood while building the House of Allah with his son Ismail.

@frankie_boa @NarutoNolimits Then an every day common man owes it to himself every day of his life to find a way to ensure he he becomes an Uncommon man in life

@Darkmaco_ @NarutoNolimits That’s fair. Not saying his story isn’t credible, just saying that the everyday common man doesn’t have the luxury of using that tactic

When The Rock asked for a raise this is what happened..

@frankie_boa @NarutoNolimits Not when you're his star and meal ticket

@NarutoNolimits It’s ironic because in the real world you aren’t allowed to ask your boss questions like that. They’ll send your ass packing.

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@UmarSanithecat @ChuksEricE @AndreOkigbo Aboki, do your worst

As a respectable reporter of a national television station, you ought to identify your assailants appropriately. Charles Opurum should either be N’digbo or Ikwerre calling them Aboki is an insult. There is no tribe called Aboki and though the word means a friend, it is used in derogatory terms to mean miniature workers or at worst illiterates and it is something frowned at. They are either Hausa, Fulani, or Kanuri and not Aboki. You have to learn to address people properly. As for their actions, the law will take its course and the guilty will be appropriately punished.

Channels TV reporter, Charles Opurum, has recounted a viølent incident that allegedly occurred yesterday at a filling station in Rumuola, Port Harcourt. Giving an account of what transpired, Charles Opurum said: “Yesterday, I suffered a very vicious att@ck at the hands of some Aboki men at Restopark fueling station, Rumuola. While trying to access the station to buy petrol for my car, the entrance was blocked by a vehicle that was apparently negotiating with an elderly northerner. I kept honking for him to move so I could pass, but it took over 15 seconds before the vehicle was cleared. The northerner then started cussing me out for honking at them. I also replied him from inside my car as I drove past towards the pump. As I stepped out of my vehicle, the man approached me aggressively and slåpped me without any provocation. I immediately returned the slap with force, which knocked him back. Within seconds, I was surrounded by other Aboki men at the station. They began h!tting me from all angles, but I managed to escape and drive off. However, a policeman attached to the station shockingly damaged my front and rear windshields. One of the men who was hanging onto my vehicle and punching me fell off as I drove away, and my tire ran over his foot. I immediately went to the police station to report the incident. The DPO of Rumuepirikom Police Station, CSP John Ayah, sent three patrol vehicles to arrest those involved. Surprisingly, all the Aboki men at the station came out in large numbers to resist the police. Eventually, the man who started the issue by slåpping me was arrested along with a few others. Upon seeing me, the manager of the fueling station apologized for how I was treated and provided CCTV footage of the incident. The matter has now moved to the DPO’s office.”