Lady exposes a married man she caught after he sneaked into her home at night to see her housemaid. It was gathered that the man had sneaked into the woman’s house at about 9pm when he was caught by the woman.
Drama as lady catches married man who sneaked into her home at night. Photo Credit: @teestitches05. Source: TikTok. In the video shared online, the woman locked the man in a room and began interrogating him upon which it was learned that he had sneaked in to see the woman’s housemaid identified as Divine. He could be heard begging to be let out as the woman marveled at his temerity to sneak into her house, made his way pass her bedroom and up the stairs where his luck ran out and was caught. The lady eventually called some security personnel who arrested and took him away. Watch the clip below: @teestitches05 ♬ original sound – teestitches05
Edo Gov. warns fuel station owners. Photo credit: Google In a statement released by Osaigbovo Iyoha, the Chief of Staff to Governor Godwin Obaseki to fuel stations hoarding their petroleum products, he said; “The attention of Edo State Government has been drawn to the unscrupulous attempt by petrol dealers in the state to hoard fuel and create artificial scarcity and price hike. As a responsible government that cares for its citizens, we shall resist this economic sabotage by every legal means possible. To this end, all petrol stations are ordered to immediately resume sales of the products to Edo people or risk immediate closure, and possible revocation of their property to enable others who want to do legitimate and respectful business in Edo State to come and invest,” the statement said. It added that the government cannot continue to allow extortion of Edo people in whatever guise, warning that “a word is enough for the wise.” 
Filling station increase fuel price after Tinubu announce fuel subsidy. Photo credit: Bola Tinubu. Source: Google Bola Tinubu declared the removal of subsidy on petroleum products, highlighting his administration’s focus on economic growth and reform. However, barely 24 hours after President Tinubu made the announcement, a filling station has been captured on camera selling a liter for N600. 
