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A man from Enugu State came to the studio with a complaint over a visa arrangement that did not go as planned. According to him, he was introduced to a visa agent through his aunt, who is said to be working at the National Hospital Abuja. He explained that he initially paid ₦500,000 into his aunt’s account for visa processing. He later paid another ₦500,000 through his aunt’s colleague, also said to be affiliated with the National Hospital Abuja, who allegedly confirmed that she was the one who connected his aunt to the agent. However, after the payments were made, he claimed the process did not progress as expected, and he was repeatedly given excuses. After listening to the full narration, the Ordinary President noted that the primary responsibility lies with those who directly collected the money from the complainant. As a result, both the aunt and her colleague were contacted and asked to refund the ₦1 million, as they were the ones who received the funds. Video 👉🏿 youtu.be/1kMTZfOFbR8

Victims of a shop rent scam returned to the studio with a positive update after previously reporting their case. They had earlier alleged that they collectively paid ₦9 million to a man identified as a “Chief” for shop rent, but the agreement did not go as expected, leading to a dispute. Following the intervention and mediation efforts by Brekete Family, the man has now fully refunded their money. The victims came back to express their appreciation to the Ordinary President and the entire Brekete Family team for their role in helping them recover their funds. Their story ended on a joyful note, as they expressed relief and gratitude after what had been a very stressful experience. Video 👉🏿 youtu.be/IfvwEWS93-Q

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After days of tears, accusations, and conflicting evidence - today, peace finally prevailed. The family feud that gripped the Brekete Family studio for three days reached its beautiful conclusion. The father-in-law, who was accused of seizing property, evicting children, and collecting his late son's salary, and the ASP widow who fought for her children's inheritance, came together in an extraordinary moment of reconciliation. The Ordinary President mediated the dispute with wisdom, patience, and the unique touch that has made Brekete Family a beacon of hope for countless Nigerians. After listening to both sides, weighing the evidence, and appealing to their shared love for the late son and his children, a breakthrough came. The father-in-law, moved by the mediation, agreed to hand over everything to the late son's family. No more disputes. No more accusations. No more court battles. And then came the moment that left the entire studio in tears and applause: the father-in-law and his daughter-in-law embraced. After days of tension, after public accusations, after family division - they hugged. Video 👉🏿 youtu.be/Hx9Er7PnIV8

FATHER-IN-LAW FIGHTS BACK!

FATHER-IN-LAW RESPONDS WITH EVIDENCE, DENIES ALLEGATIONS Following the earlier complaint brought by a mother of four and police officer, her father-in-law appeared in the studio the next day to respond to the allegations made against him. During his appearance, he presented documents and records of transactions, which he said were meant to clarify the situation and counter the claims raised. He denied the allegations that he seized the house, collected rent unlawfully, attempted to sell the property, or took possession of a car belonging to the complainant. He also provided his own explanation regarding why some of the children were asked to leave the house. According to him, many of the claims made against him were not accurate, and he insisted that his actions have been misunderstood. The matter, now involving both sides of the story, was further examined on Brekete Family, as efforts continue toward clarification and possible resolution. Video 👉🏿 youtu.be/gTs-DHlVl44

CUSTODY, PROPERTY, AND FAMILY CONFLICT - WOMAN SPEAKS OUT

ASP MOTHER OF 4 FIGHTS FATHER-IN-LAW WHO TOOK EVERYTHING AFTER HUSBAND'S DEATH - ALLEGEDLY A mother of four and an Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP) came to Brekete Family with a story of betrayal that defies comprehension. It began with a medical emergency and descended into a nightmare of tradition twisted, property seized, and children displaced. When she went for the Cesarean section for her fourth child, the doctors left the placenta inside her. Four over a week later, she underwent four surgeries to correct the error. Instead of support, her husband's family invoked tradition: they said it was 'taboo' for a doctor to see a married woman naked. They abandoned her in the hospital, leaving only her relatives to care for her. When she was discharged, her father-in-law called. The message was clear: deny her entry to her husband's house. She had to move to her family home. Then came the accusations. Her husband began accusing her of adultery. His family summoned her to their village to swear on the graves of their ancestors. She went. She swore. They sent her husband to come—he refused. A court order followed. Her husband filed for divorce and demanded custody of the children. She went to court, agreed to the divorce, and won custody of her youngest child while sharing custody of the other three. The next day, her eldest son called. His father had fallen and was in the hospital. He died. Her current complaint is that following his death, her father-in-law allegedly took dispossession: - He seized the family house and chased out the two eldest children - He seized the car she bought after returning from peacekeeping duty - He collects her late ex-husband's salary as if it were his own - He rents out parts of the house for personal profit - Now he is trying to sell the house while she and her children are left with nothing She said she and her children are now facing hardship and is seeking intervention and justice. The matter was brought before Brekete Family for mediation and public attention. Video 👉🏿 youtu.be/UHqNndC8oeY

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MAN FIGHTS BANK OVER N200k HE NEVER BORROWED A complainant came to the studio with a concern regarding an unexpected debit from his bank account. According to him, he woke up one morning to discover a ₦200,000 debit alert from his account with First City Monument Bank (FCMB). Surprised by the transaction, he immediately went to the bank to make a complaint. He said the bank informed him that the deduction was linked to a loan he allegedly obtained during the COVID-19 period. However, the complainant strongly denied ever applying for or receiving any such loan. He further stated that instead of providing clear evidence or documentation of the alleged loan, the bank kept directing him from one office to another without giving him satisfactory answers. Video 👉🏿 youtu.be/UC30WKu4A54

BANK SAYS BETTING TRANSACTION - CUSTOMER SAYS NOT ME A lady came forward with a complaint over an unexpected debit from her bank account. According to her, she received a debit alert of over ₦100,000 shortly after 2 a.m., a transaction she said she did not authorize. Concerned, she went to the bank to report the issue. She stated that the bank informed her that the transaction was carried out using her card details on a sports betting platform. The bank then asked if she had shared her card information with anyone. However, she insisted that she did not give her card details to anyone and that no one has access to her account information. The complainant alleged that despite her explanation, the bank did not carry out a thorough investigation into the matter and has not refunded her money. Video 👉🏿 youtu.be/qle9VGSyxe4

HE ADMITTED THE MISTAKE, SHE PAID – THEN HE BROKE IN A woman brought a complaint over a dispute with her shop owner concerning a rented space in a plaza. According to her, she had rented the shop and later traveled. Upon her return, she discovered that the shop had been renovated without her prior knowledge. When she confronted the shop owner, he reportedly admitted that he mistakenly carried out the renovation. The shop owner explained that he spent about ₦1.65 million on remodeling the shop. After discussions, both parties agreed that the tenant would pay ₦1.2 million as a settlement for the work done. However, the woman alleged that after making the payment, she later found that the shop had been tampered with again, with parts of the renovation removed and the space damaged. The shop owner was invited to the studio for mediation on Brekete Family, but the discussion did not lead to a resolution. During the session, the shop owner accused the program of taking sides based on emotions. Due to the disagreement and lack of cooperation, the case could not be resolved in the studio. As a result, the matter was handed over to the Nigeria Police Force for further investigation and continuation of the case. Video 👉🏿 youtu.be/DK-8Z0wDV78

GROUP ALLEGES ₦72M AUCTION VEHICLE FRAUD BY CUSTOMS OFFICER A group of individuals has brought a complaint against a man identified as Muhammed Tijjani, said to be an officer of the Nigeria Customs Service, over a disputed auction vehicle transaction. According to the complainants, they collectively paid ₦72 million to him for the purchase of auctioned vehicles. However, they alleged that the vehicles were never delivered as agreed, raising concerns about the legitimacy of the transaction. They stated that after suspecting foul play, they reported the matter to a senior officer within the Nigeria Customs Service. The group claimed they were surprised when the officer allegedly handed the matter back to the same individual, leading them to believe similar complaints may have occurred previously. The complainants said they subsequently involved the Nigeria Police Force, who arrested the suspect but later released him without their knowledge. They also reported the case to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), where he was again arrested and later granted bail. According to the group, the suspect was rearrested at some point but was released again, leaving them frustrated and uncertain about the status of their case. They believe the matter has not been fully resolved, which prompted them to seek public attention and intervention. The complaint was brought before Brekete Family in hopes of achieving clarity, accountability, and a fair resolution. Video 👉🏿 youtu.be/cpcFkpeNsb4

HE BROUGHT ANOTHER WOMAN INTO HER HOUSE – TODAY, THEY'RE BOTH OUT! A woman who previously brought a complaint against her husband has returned with encouraging news. She had earlier alleged that after their separation, her husband took over her house, moved in another woman, and refused to vacate the property. She also stated that the relationship had been marked by abusive behavior, which contributed to the breakdown of the marriage and her distress. Following the intervention and mediation efforts on Brekete Family, she has now confirmed that the man has finally vacated the house. According to her, this development has brought relief and a sense of safety after a long and difficult period. She expressed gratitude for the support and assistance that helped resolve the matter peacefully. The case highlights the importance of speaking out and seeking help when facing domestic conflicts, as well as the role of mediation in achieving resolution without further harm. Video 👉🏿 youtu.be/futJd-hx94w

PASTOR PROMISED CANADA VISA – N6.1M GONE!

A man came forward with a complaint regarding a travel arrangement that did not go as expected. According to him, he had informed his pastor of his desire to travel to Canada for work opportunities. The pastor reportedly introduced him to another pastor who claimed to have available slots for a Canadian working visa. The complainant said he paid a total of ₦6.1 million for the arrangement. However, after the payment was made, he alleged that communication became difficult and the promised visa did not materialize. He also revealed that he introduced two additional people to the same pastor after hearing about the opportunity, but they too have not received visas or refunds. He is now seeking intervention and resolution, hoping to recover his money or obtain clear answers regarding the arrangement. Video 👉🏿 youtu.be/xDsu9nAdjCs

The Director-General of the National Agency for the Control of AIDS (NACA) visited the studio alongside members of her team to speak with the public about HIV and AIDS awareness. During the discussion, the team explained some of the sensitization and awareness campaigns the agency organizes every year to educate Nigerians about HIV prevention, testing, and proper understanding of the disease. They also highlighted the importance of public education, early testing, and removing stigma surrounding people living with HIV. The team encouraged Nigerians to take advantage of available testing services and to stay informed about HIV/AIDS. It was an engaging and lively moment in the studio as the NACA team interacted with the Ordinary President and members of the audience, sharing useful health information while creating a friendly and informative atmosphere. The visit helped bring attention to ongoing efforts by National Agency for the Control of AIDS to continue educating the public and promoting a healthier society. Video 👉🏿 youtu.be/5ihc2zp3_4o

VIGILANTE MEMBERS CRY OUT: ‘WE HAVE NOT BEEN PAID SINCE 2014 Some members of the Vigilante Group of Nigeria came forward with a complaint about their working conditions. According to them, they were recruited in 2014 to provide security at various government schools in Abuja. They said their role was to help safeguard the schools, protect students and staff, and maintain security around the school premises. However, the complainants alleged that since their recruitment in 2014, they have not received any salary or payment for their work. During their narration, they explained the difficulties they have faced over the years while continuing to carry out their duties despite the lack of payment. They said many of them have struggled to support their families while waiting for the issue to be addressed. The group is now seeking attention and intervention so that the matter can be investigated and resolved.