A lady has shared her story on how she went to fetch water at night and she ended up marrying a doctor who cries before he takes his drugs. She made this public on her Tiktok account, @chinnyfrances where she shared the doctor’s painful secret. The lady who is also a registered nurse claimed she had gone out late one night to fetch water and met the man who would later become her husband.
The husband crying while trying to take his drugs. However, her husband who is a medical doctor cries whenever he wants to take his drugs. In a follow up video, she testified that although he no longer cries, somebody has to hold his nose before he can take his drugs. Some reactions to the video… @Abike❤️❤️❤️ reacted: “Doctor in the mud 😂😭” @Chichetaram💕 said: “Na me be this 😭😂 if it’s not injection then I don’t want” @Lynee Cyril wrote: “Let the doctor have a taste of his own medicine 😂” @kayvee 🕊️☀️💦👑💎 asked: “na for me to find well or tap wey dey outside compound 😂abeg na basin u carry abi bucket, den wetin u wear, bathroom slippers or wat?” @LEZTEN👾🫥 added: “I’m literally like this too 🥺,sometimes I’d rather endure the sickness sef😂😂,my mama dey see drugs under chair wella wella😭😭” Watch video: https://www.tiktok.com/@chinnyfrances/video/7276141423886421253?_t=8hedkH4Sn49&_r=1
Two Nigerian women arrested in India with drugs worth over N63 million
Two Nigerian women, Adaeze Jaye, 43, and Success Chamika, 23, were arrested by Pushkar police in the state of Rajasthan, India, on Friday, October 27, 2023, in possession of drugs. The duo was found in possession of drugs valued at over N63 million. The arrests followed a careful operation by law enforcement authorities, who seized a total of 65 grams of Mephedrone (MD), a potent synthetic drug, along with a substantial amount of cash, totaling Rs 65,000.
Additionally, a digital weighing machine was confiscated from the accused, suggesting their involvement in drug distribution. The estimated value of the seized narcotics is approximately Rs 6 lakh, according to the police. This significant quantity of Mephedrone, also known as MD or “Meow Meow,” is known for its stimulant and psychoactive properties and is considered a controlled substance in many countries, including India. Pushkar police station in-charge, Rakesh Yadav, confirmed that a case has been registered against both Adaeze Jaye and Success Chamika under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act. The investigation into their alleged drug trafficking activities has already begun. See below;
Drama at airport as lady hides drugs under wig (Video)
Making money has become a major concern of every individual. Certain people will go to any length to ensure this money is made not minding drug trafficking. This unidentified lady is not an exception as she was caught at the airport with tons of drugs under her wig .
Instead of wearing a wig on her head, she has decided to wear drugs in replacement. Although, the location and destination of the lady is not stated, it is a thing of shame for her as she was covering her face to hide her identity in the video.
With this latest development, it is possible they start asking ladies to remove their week at the checkpoint just to ascertain this evil act is not perpetrated. See some of the reactions made by people below oladunnyy1 said: “Why is she covering her face? Everyday for the thief…… Own your action madam.” btjay stated: Don’t know what/who made her feel they wouldn’t see it in her wig lol” 😞 Unicorn a declared: “Not her covering her face, Imao you’ve spoilt family name”📛 ladyy jojo shared: “If no be say you be fool, people wey swallow am sef dem dey catch them, wetin make you think say the one wey dey under your wig dey invisible”🥴 Watch the video below:
NDLEA arrests Europe-bound 19-year-old student with drugs
NDLEA arrests Europe-bound 19-year-old student with drugs NDLEA arrests a 19-year-old student identified as Benjamin Nnamani Daberechi for the possession of illegal drugs, Methamphetamine. In a statement posted on the Facebook page of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), Femi Babafemi, the Director of Media and Advocacy, the drugs were cleverly concealed within a sack of crayfish.
Benjamin Nnamani Daberechi According to the statement, Daberechi, who was heading to Europe for his undergraduate studies, made an attempt to export approximately 7.2 kilograms of methamphetamine, utilizing the crayfish sack as a hiding place. The statement partly read, “The teenage suspect was intercepted on Wednesday 12th July, during an outward clearance of passengers on Turkish Airlines flight TK 0624. “While being interviewed by operatives, Daberechi claimed he was a student on his way to Cyprus for studies, but upon a thorough search of his luggage, he was found possessing 7.2kg of whitish substance neatly concealed inside a sack of crayfish. A field test of the substance however proved it is Methamphetamine.”
“I heard she’s on hard drugs and…”- BBNaija’s Ella makes strong allegations against Tacha (Video)
BBNaija Pepper Dem star, Victoria Nnabuchi better known as Ella, has leveled a startling accusation against her colleague, Tacha Akide on an Instagram Live video. In a video that is currently going viral online, Ella said that Tacha used heavy drugs while the reunion performance was going on.
BBNaija’s Ella accuses Tacha of being on hard drugs during reunion show. Credit: @therealmissella
Source: Instagram She claims that Miss Akide is constantly dehydrated and that her lips are always dry. She also emphasized how much weight the brand influencer has dropped, stating that this and other factors indicate that she is using illegal narcotics. The singer continued by urging Tacha to appear in public and reveal how she was able to shed so much weight so quickly. Ella displayed her large breast to refute allegations that she was using drugs made by Mercy Eke and others, arguing that a drug user wouldn’t have such large breasts. Ella stated that using drugs makes one skinny rather than fat in her conclusion. Watch the video below:
Woman finds drugs inside crayfish she was asked to deliver in Italy
A Nigerian woman has cried out on social media after finding drugs inside the bag of crayfish she was asked to deliver to someone in Italy. In a video, the woman showed off the illicit items she found and expressed her anger towards the person who gave her the crayfish. She also warned people to be careful when collecting items to be delivered to another country. Reacting to the video, @bcoin_marshal said:
“Stop telling people when you want to travel! So that you will not be asked to help transport what you don’t know.” @talktoshe_ng wrote:
“This is one reason people don’t tell friends when travelling out, so you don’t give them package to deliver. I’m NOT carrying anything for anybody, not my father. I will rather assist you with money to waybill it yourself.” @anna_staciaa added:
“You people don’t listen. Stop delivering packages for people. A lot of innocent people are rotting in jail because of this singular act. Let them use delivery agencies, period!” Watch the video below:
NDLEA arrest Lekki businessman over illicit drugs cargo from US
Cyril Chidiebere, a businessman operating in Lekki, Lagos, was apprehended by the NDLEA along with his two freight agents, Mejabi Peter Sunday and Oyeyinka Babatunde.
They were arrested on Friday, April 14th, due to their participation in importing 6.50kg of Loud, a type of cannabis, contained in twelve (12) packages as part of consolidated cargo from the United States of America. NDLEA released a statement confirming that the seizure and arrests were the results of a three-day operation that relied on intelligence gathering.
‘’Following the arrival of the cargo at the NAHCO import shed of the MMIA, its movement out of the airport was closely monitored in a sting operation until the actual importer, Cyril Chidiebere, was arrested in his house at Abraham Adesanya estate, Ajah, Lekki area of Lagos. Both Mejabi and Chidiebere have made useful statements to confirm that the latter has been involved in dealing on illicit drugs in the past.” the commission said. Watch the video below …
“Insensitive” — Kiddwaya slammed for insinuating drugs following Costa Titch’s death
Popular reality star, Kiddwaya Terseer, comes under fire over the insinuation of drugs following the death of a South African rapper, Costa Titch.
Costa Titch passed away on Saturday evening following a seizure while performing at a show. He collapsed on stage and was rushed out after which he was declared dead. In reaction, Kiddwaya took to his Instagram page to reveal that some singers use drugs to motivate their performance at a show. He further encouraged the management of the singers to moderate their lifestyle and recommend frequent checkups.
The billionaire’s son’s opinion about the death of Costa Titch, however, triggered mixed reactions from netizens that called it insensitive and clout-chasing. “Nice one but; it’s to early to share this in my opinion. Especially not with you crossing your legs. The shock and emotions of this big loss is everywhere. We need to observe a little decorum for now. Let the family and fans grief in peace. This can come afterwards..! Nothing said here is new, we just need to respect the dead and gift it time for mourning. #waya,” a social media user wrote in reaction. Another user added, “What if it was your brother? Using a dead person for clout.” One @oluwa6ix_beat wrote, “Bro keep your analysis… let them do autopsy first before saying all of this. More-so, a household is mourning let them mourn In peace Abeg.” Watch the video below …
Customs seize N13 Billion drugs, military hardware at Lagos airport
The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has intercepted some military hardware and uniforms at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos.
The items were seized by customs officers attached to the airport cargo command. Customs area controller, Sambo Dangaladima paraded the seized military hardware at the command in Ikeja on Tuesday. Dangaladima said the hardware was imported from South Africa by a suspect identified as Olaolu Marquis, who had been arrested. The seized hardware are 309 pieces of military helmets, 106 pieces of military armless jackets, 352 pieces of ballistic body armored pad, 119 pieces of police badges, five pieces of bulletproof jackets, 33 pieces of body side ballistic pad, and 105 pieces of ballistic chest plates.
Dangaladima further stated that the hard drugs originated from India and Pakistan and were routed through Addis-Ababa to Lagos. The customs area controller said the seized drugs with a duty-paid value of N13,827,775,560 have been handed over to the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA). “We are very much mindful of the fact that 2023 is an election year in Nigeria; the inflow traffic of these hard drugs that induce our youths to do extraordinary things (when taken) are bound to increase,” “But I can assure the unscrupulous importers that MMAC is the most dangerous route for their illicit trade because we are always here to catch them and ensure that they face the wrath of the law. “In total obedience to the directives of our able CGC – Rtd Col Hameed Ibrahim Ali, we are poised to continue intercepting and seizing the illicit products – especially hard drugs as they come, he said.
Portable Is A Good Example Why You Shouldn’t Do Drugs
Famous Afrobeat singer, Portable Omolalomi, faces severe criticism following an energetic show performance where he climbed a high platform to entertain fans.
A Twitter influencer, Dr Penking who doubles as a medical doctor, in a tweet on the microbogging platform, shared a video of Portable climbing a cliff while he was dancing crazily.
In the video Portable’s hit music, “Zazuu”, was playing loudly in the background, his crew were dancing and hailing the singer, as he climbed up the platform to dance.
Dr Penking attributed the show performance to drugs as a result of Portable’s history of uneven actions, violent lifestyle and outbursts on social media.
In Dr PenKing’s words,
“Portable is a good example why you shouldn’t do drugs”.
Watch video below,
Portable is a good example why you shouldn’t do drugs pic.twitter.com/rpYYNrtwwp
— Doctör Penking™ (@drpenking) December 18, 2022