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01/08/2026

Happy New Month To You All

May this month bring you closer to your dreams. May God's blessings be upon you, guiding and protecting you through each day. Stay blessed and hopeful

03/05/2026

03/05/2026

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03/05/2026

I don't understand mosquito this days oo

28/04/2026

A man in Odisha allegedly exhumed his late sister’s grave and transported her skeleton to a bank in an effort to prove her demise.

According to reports, Jeetu Munda, the man in question, had been attempting to withdraw approximately ₹20,000 from the account of his elder sister, Kalra Munda, who reportedly passed away on January 26, 2026.

However, each time he visited the bank, officials purportedly requested that he bring the account holder in person. Despite his repeated explanations that his sister had deceased, he claimed that nobody listened to him. Frustrated and seemingly unaware of the proper legal procedures, he took the extreme measure of exhuming her remains and presenting the skeleton to the bank as proof.

The incident occurred at the Maliposi branch of Odisha Grameen Bank in Keonjhar district. Police later clarified that Jeetu is an illiterate tribal man who lacked understanding of procedures involving legal heirs or nominees.

In some cases, inadequate communication and guidance can lead individuals to take desperate and traumatic actions. From his perspective, he was simply attempting to prove the truth in the only manner he felt would be believed.

Is this action right or wrong???

24/04/2026

A Fulani man, Bashir Dalhatu Liman, has narrated how he was denied boarding a commercial bus to Calabar in Lagos after fellow passengers refused to travel with him because of his ethnicity.

In a TikTok video that has since drawn widespread reactions, Liman said he spent the night at GUO terminal hoping to get a bus to Calabar. He was told GUO had no Calabar route and was directed to GIGM. “After arriving early in the morning, I paid for my ticket. However, when I went to board the vehicle, the other passengers stated they would not travel with a Fulani man,” he said.

Liman said the transport company refunded his fare and apologized, but the incident left him shaken. “This is the tragic situation we Fulani find ourselves in, within our own country. Just trying to board a vehicle, and because your face is that of a Fulani man, passengers refuse to travel with you, while others cheer and label you as ‘herdsmen’,” he added.

The account has reignited conversations online about ethnic profiling and discrimination in Nigeria’s public spaces, with many calling for greater tolerance and accountability from transport operators. Watch the video in the comment section.

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