In a recent incident, A woman shared her experience after being assaulted by a debtor she had generously helped.

Taking to social media, she warns others to be cautious about whom they extend a helping hand to.

In a graphic video, the woman shows her swollen lips, evidence of the brutal attack she endured.

She recounts the distressing incident, revealing that the very person she had lent money to was the perpetrator responsible for her assault.

Shockingly, when she requested repayment, he absconded, leaving her in such a state.

Despite involving the authorities, the man remains at large, and as not been found or apprehended by law enforcement.

In an effort to raise awareness and prevent others from falling victim to this individual, the woman courageously shares photos of the suspect, exposing him as a repeat offender who has targeted multiple victims.

Her story as sparked conversations online showing the unfortunate reality that not everyone who seeks help has genuine intentions, and acts of kindness can sometimes be misused.

As the video continues to circulate it as garnered the attention of netizens and viewers online, who have shared their own experiences and found themselves in such a similar situation, leading to various comments and discussions under her post.

Watch the video below:

A Nigerian woman named Blessing Jacob has sparked a heated debate by claiming that only men have the right to name a child.

Her statement comes in response to recent advice given by Suleiman Umar, who urged men to choose names for their sons that they personally love, rather than accepting suggestions from their wives.

she wrote:

It’s the man that has the right to name a child.

If it doesn’t go well with you, divorce him and marry another man

shalom!

Her post has ignited discussions online, with many voicing different views on the matter.

While some argue that naming a child should be a joint decision made by both parents, others support her belief that the responsibility lies solely with the father.

The online debate has shed light on the differing opinions and cultural norms surrounding child-naming practices.

many argue that both parents should have equal say in choosing their child’s name, speaking on the importance of shared decision-making.

On the other hand, many agree on the traditional gender roles and the idea that the father holds the authority in naming.

The viral nature of the discussion has sparked engagement online

As the debate rages on online, the question of who has the right to name a child differs across different cultures and individual beliefs.

Standing at an impressive height of “6ft2inches,” a young woman has opened up about her experiences in life.

Participating in the popular “Of Course Challenge,” she shared the realities of her towering stature.

The young woman revealed that navigating everyday around spaces can be a challenge as her head often collides with walls and doorways if she forgets to stoop or bend down while walking.

Additionally, wherever she goes, people’s gazes are always drawn upwards, their curiosity increasing because of  her remarkable height.

She playfully expressed her amusement at the expectations placed upon her due to her height.

she also disclosed that the first thing people tend to notice are her legs, as they wonder if she is standing on a raised platform or wearing heels to increase her height.

However, she humorously addressed a common misconception, stating that despite her own tall stature, she does not have a preference for shorter men.

The video as since circulated and as garnered the attention of netizens online, who have dropped various comments on her towering stature.

Here are some reactions from viewers:

@iyalodeofabuja reacts You are tall girl, of course you should be working with NEPA.❤️

@_araoluwa_reacts I’m a tall girl too but this your own is not for the weak🤭😂

@everythingbintu reacts She’s so pretty too 😍

@mekonsfabrics reacts Short guys ntoo 😂😂😂

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A Nigerian woman has taken to social media to bemoan her predicament of indirect domestic violence with her husband, eight months after marriage.

She disclosed that she intends to file for divorce from her spouse due to the recent, dangerous scheme he executed against her.

She said that while they had only been married for eight months, he had paid a female tout, agebro to beat her up after they got into a fight two months prior.

The woman claims that her spouse has never physically beaten her and that she has never dared him. She claimed he apologised and that she was forgiving of him, but he repeated the same thing.

In her words;

“Am I wrong for wanting a divorce after 8 months? My husband has never beat me directly before and I’ve never dared him to beat me.

Two months ago, we had an argument and be paid an agbero woman to come and fight me and she beat me up. He apologized but he just did it again yesterday.”

See some reactions to her post below.

Xandy wrote; “As it sounds, it looks like true love in disgu!se.
A man who truly loves you will never raise his hands on you. That’s why he settled the woman, you should work in the gym more so you can face her next time. You can’t lose everytime.”

Linda commented; “Your husband paying someone to beat is tantamount to him beating you.
Will I advice you to divorce him? I’m not sure
So how do you handle the situation? Try to become nice and close to the agberos in your area and beyond. On the days youcan, cook food and give to them while going to work. On the days you can’t cook drop money for drinks and igbo for them. Just continue like that until the next time you have a misunderstanding with your husband, don’t wait for him to call his agbero agent first. Put a call to your boys that you have a job for them, they won’t need settlement because you have their loyalty already.
Then tell them to touch your husband just small, make bruises dey his body Wella so that you can use hot water to press it for him. Once you do it for the first and second time, he will think twice before doing anything stupid when next you guys have a problem in the marriage
Na madness dey cure madness, inukwa calling agbero woman to beat you”