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2026-06-03 16:33:23

The mistery of the shoe under the bed ,

One afternoon, a lady was relaxing at home. She had just finished cleaning the house and was wrapped in a towel after taking a bath. Suddenly, she heard a knock at the door.
To her surprise, it was her husband, a soldier, who had returned home earlier than expected from duty.
"Honey, you're back!" she shouted excitedly as she opened the door. "I missed you so much!"
The soldier smiled and stepped inside.
"I missed you too," he replied.
The lady laughed nervously. Unknown to the soldier, another man had entered the house earlier and was currently hiding under the bed in the bedroom, praying for a miracle.
Under the bed, the man whispered to himself, "Please, God, let this soldier be tired and sleep immediately."
The soldier walked into the bedroom.
The hidden man held his breath.
The lady stood at the doorway, sweating despite the fan blowing at full speed.
Then the soldier suddenly stopped.
He looked down at the floor.
He looked again.
Then he looked at his wife.
Then back at the floor.
"Honey..."
"Y-yes?" the lady replied.
The soldier pointed at a large male shoe near the bed.
"Honey, I missed you too... but who owns this shoe on the floor?"
The lady froze.
Under the bed, the hidden man nearly fainted.
The soldier continued.
"I know it's not mine."
The lady's brain immediately started running faster than a racing motorcycle.
"Oh, that shoe?" she said nervously. "It's... it's... it's a charity shoe!"
"A charity shoe?" asked the soldier.
"Yes! Someone donated it!"
The soldier folded his arms.
"To our bedroom?"
The lady swallowed hard.
Under the bed, the hidden man silently begged the ancestors for help.
The soldier picked up the shoe and examined it carefully.
Then he noticed something else.
"There is only one shoe."
The lady quickly nodded.
"Exactly! That's why it's charity. The owner couldn't afford the second one."
The soldier stared at her.
The hidden man under the bed covered his face in embarrassment.
Suddenly, a phone under the bed started ringing loudly.
RING! RING! RING!
Everyone froze.
The soldier slowly turned toward the bed.
The hidden man panicked and quickly answered the phone in a whisper.
"Hello?"
Unfortunately, the room was completely silent.
The soldier heard everything.
"HELLO?" shouted the caller.
The soldier's eyes widened.
The lady's heart almost stopped.
The soldier bent down slowly to look under the bed.
The hidden man immediately barked like a dog.
"Woof! Woof! Woof!"
The soldier blinked.
The lady blinked.
The dog impersonator continued.
"Woof! Woof!"
The soldier stood up and looked at his wife.
"Honey..."
"Yes?"
"Since when did we start keeping a dog under our bed?"
The lady replied instantly,
"Since inflation started."
The soldier looked confused.
The hidden man looked confused.
Even the caller on the phone sounded confused.
The soldier shook his head and finally pulled the man from under the bed.
The frightened man stood up slowly.
The soldier looked at him.
The man looked at the soldier.
The lady looked at both of them.
An awkward silence filled the room.
Then the soldier held up the shoe and asked,
"So this belongs to you?"
The man nodded.
The soldier handed it to him and said,
"Take it."
The man happily collected the shoe.
Then the soldier smiled and asked,
"Now where is the second shoe?"
The man immediately realized he had left the second shoe in the living room.
The soldier's smile disappeared.
The hidden man's smile disappeared.
The lady's smile disappeared.
At that moment, all three knew the meeting was about to become much longer than expected.
Lesson: If you're trying to hide, always remember that shoes have a habit of telling the truth before people do!

The mistery of the shoe under the bed 🤣, One afternoon, a lady was relaxing at home. She had just finished cleaning the house and was wrapped in a towel after taking a bath. Suddenly, she heard a knock at the door. To her surprise, it was her husband, a soldier, who had returned home earlier than expected from duty. "Honey, you're back!" she shouted excitedly as she opened the door. "I missed you so much!" The soldier smiled and stepped inside. "I missed you too," he replied. The lady laughed nervously. Unknown to the soldier, another man had entered the house earlier and was currently hiding under the bed in the bedroom, praying for a miracle. Under the bed, the man whispered to himself, "Please, God, let this soldier be tired and sleep immediately." The soldier walked into the bedroom. The hidden man held his breath. The lady stood at the doorway, sweating despite the fan blowing at full speed. Then the soldier suddenly stopped. He looked down at the floor. He looked again. Then he looked at his wife. Then back at the floor. "Honey..." "Y-yes?" the lady replied. The soldier pointed at a large male shoe near the bed. "Honey, I missed you too... but who owns this shoe on the floor?" The lady froze. Under the bed, the hidden man nearly fainted. The soldier continued. "I know it's not mine." The lady's brain immediately started running faster than a racing motorcycle. "Oh, that shoe?" she said nervously. "It's... it's... it's a charity shoe!" "A charity shoe?" asked the soldier. "Yes! Someone donated it!" The soldier folded his arms. "To our bedroom?" The lady swallowed hard. Under the bed, the hidden man silently begged the ancestors for help. The soldier picked up the shoe and examined it carefully. Then he noticed something else. "There is only one shoe." The lady quickly nodded. "Exactly! That's why it's charity. The owner couldn't afford the second one." The soldier stared at her. The hidden man under the bed covered his face in embarrassment. Suddenly, a phone under the bed started ringing loudly. RING! RING! RING! Everyone froze. The soldier slowly turned toward the bed. The hidden man panicked and quickly answered the phone in a whisper. "Hello?" Unfortunately, the room was completely silent. The soldier heard everything. "HELLO?" shouted the caller. The soldier's eyes widened. The lady's heart almost stopped. The soldier bent down slowly to look under the bed. The hidden man immediately barked like a dog. "Woof! Woof! Woof!" The soldier blinked. The lady blinked. The dog impersonator continued. "Woof! Woof!" The soldier stood up and looked at his wife. "Honey..." "Yes?" "Since when did we start keeping a dog under our bed?" The lady replied instantly, "Since inflation started." The soldier looked confused. The hidden man looked confused. Even the caller on the phone sounded confused. The soldier shook his head and finally pulled the man from under the bed. The frightened man stood up slowly. The soldier looked at him. The man looked at the soldier. The lady looked at both of them. An awkward silence filled the room. Then the soldier held up the shoe and asked, "So this belongs to you?" The man nodded. The soldier handed it to him and said, "Take it." The man happily collected the shoe. Then the soldier smiled and asked, "Now where is the second shoe?" The man immediately realized he had left the second shoe in the living room. The soldier's smile disappeared. The hidden man's smile disappeared. The lady's smile disappeared. At that moment, all three knew the meeting was about to become much longer than expected. 😂🤣😂🤣 Lesson: If you're trying to hide, always remember that shoes have a habit of telling the truth before people do! 😆👞🤣

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2026-06-03 16:27:58

A woman who was among those kidnapped from Ariko village during their Easter church service has given birth to a child in the bandits' camp. Remember, women, little children, and some men have now been in captivity for 58 days. However, this woman gave birth a week ago. A woman who emerged from the camp after trekking for 3 days in the bush said the birth was difficult because the pregnant woman, like others in the camp, was malnourished.

According to her, the pregnant woman was ill when labour began, but with the help of other women experienced in traditional birth, they managed to help her give birth. She said the women pooled bits and pieces of their clothes that hadn't been washed since they arrived and wrapped the child.

When the bandits refused to give them anything sharp to cut the umbilical cord, after about an hour, a woman, out of desperation, used her teeth to cut it. Later, they pleaded for water to clean the child and the mother, but the bandits refused, saying they wouldn't waste water on a child who wouldn't survive. They wanted to go to a nearby stream to wash the child, but the bandit said no.

They also pleaded with the bandits to release the women so she could go home with the baby, but the bandits refused. The next problem was that the mother's breasts had no milk, as nothing came out because she was so malnourished. A while later, the child began to suck the little that started to come. Hours later, they were still pleading for water to wash the child and the mother when it began to rain.

The woman said they resorted to wetting a cloth in the rain and using it to wipe the child. She said the child was still alive five days later when she came out, though part of the umbilical cord attached to the navel had not yet fallen off.

She described acute hunger and pus-filled rashes covering most of their skin, especially the children's. She described little children and the women with heads full of lice. She spoke of how young children in the camp are persuaded to drink large amounts of river water just to fill their bellies and reduce hunger. She spoke of how the bandits will lead women into the bush to forage for leaves, which they boil and eat. She spoke of a time when they went 5 days without anything to eat except boiled leaves and water.

She spoke of how the men are always chained with bicycle chains. She said that sometimes the bandits lead some men into the bush to pluck mangoes, which are then shared out as meals. She spoke of taking a bath only every 7 or 10 days. She said the bandits would escort women and men, in batches, to bathe in the river and then watch them, especially the women, while they bathe naked.

She said other sensitive things that can’t be mentioned, but please include them in your prayers.

A woman who was among those kidnapped from Ariko village during their Easter church service has given birth to a child in the bandits' camp. Remember, women, little children, and some men have now been in captivity for 58 days. However, this woman gave birth a week ago. A woman who emerged from the camp after trekking for 3 days in the bush said the birth was difficult because the pregnant woman, like others in the camp, was malnourished. According to her, the pregnant woman was ill when labour began, but with the help of other women experienced in traditional birth, they managed to help her give birth. She said the women pooled bits and pieces of their clothes that hadn't been washed since they arrived and wrapped the child. When the bandits refused to give them anything sharp to cut the umbilical cord, after about an hour, a woman, out of desperation, used her teeth to cut it. Later, they pleaded for water to clean the child and the mother, but the bandits refused, saying they wouldn't waste water on a child who wouldn't survive. They wanted to go to a nearby stream to wash the child, but the bandit said no. They also pleaded with the bandits to release the women so she could go home with the baby, but the bandits refused. The next problem was that the mother's breasts had no milk, as nothing came out because she was so malnourished. A while later, the child began to suck the little that started to come. Hours later, they were still pleading for water to wash the child and the mother when it began to rain. The woman said they resorted to wetting a cloth in the rain and using it to wipe the child. She said the child was still alive five days later when she came out, though part of the umbilical cord attached to the navel had not yet fallen off. She described acute hunger and pus-filled rashes covering most of their skin, especially the children's. She described little children and the women with heads full of lice. She spoke of how young children in the camp are persuaded to drink large amounts of river water just to fill their bellies and reduce hunger. She spoke of how the bandits will lead women into the bush to forage for leaves, which they boil and eat. She spoke of a time when they went 5 days without anything to eat except boiled leaves and water. She spoke of how the men are always chained with bicycle chains. She said that sometimes the bandits lead some men into the bush to pluck mangoes, which are then shared out as meals. She spoke of taking a bath only every 7 or 10 days. She said the bandits would escort women and men, in batches, to bathe in the river and then watch them, especially the women, while they bathe naked. She said other sensitive things that can’t be mentioned, but please include them in your prayers.

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2026-05-26 12:59:35

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If not D.O.T nothing else matters Let's Do It Together 🤝 Guy's [support] [dotgroup_global] #followers #friends #all #comments #share

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2026-05-23 21:26:38

Poor Maid Had A One Night Stand With Her Billionaire Boss To Pay Her Brother's Medical Fees

The hall was too bright, too polished, too perfect.

Soft music floated in the air like it had been trained to behave.

Crystal glasses clinkedked gently.

Expensive perfume mixed with the smell of grilled meat and wine.

Every table looked like money sat there first before people arrived.

And yet, the real reason everyone came was not the food.

It was Lawrence Admi.

He walked in without rushing, without smiling, without trying to impress anybody, because he never had to.

He was 27, tall and well-built, with a clean, disciplined look that made people straighten up without knowing why.

His face was handsome in a calm, dangerous way.

No loud charm, no playful warmth, just quiet control.

The kind of man who could sit in a room and make it feel like he owned the air.

People rose almost immediately.

Not because someone told them to, because that was what you did when Lawrence entered.

Two years away, they said.

Two years of staying out of sight, out of reach, out of gossip.

Now he was back, and the room wanted to be the first to remind him that it still remembered his name.

A friend with a loud laugh raised his glass.

"Everybody," the man announced.

"Let's welcome our own Lawrence Admy.

He came back today.

Let's toast.

Chairs scraped, glasses lifted.

To Lawrence.

To the man who disappears and returns like he never left.

Lawrence gave a small nod.

Nothing more.

His eyes moved over faces the way a blade moves over fabric.

Clean, quick, and cutting through to the truth underneath.

Another man leaned closer, grinning as if they were still boys.

"How have you been these two years?" he asked loudly, hoping to make everyone laugh.

We heard where you went.

No women around you at all.

Are you not going mad? A ripple of laughter swept the hall.

Someone else joined in.

The kind of person who enjoyed talking too much because it made him feel important.

Lawrence doesn't need women, he said with a mock, serious tone.

He's the most aloof man in the whole city.

The most unattainable.

Tell me.

What kind of woman can even catch his eye? More laughter, more teasing.

Lawrence did not laugh.

He did not defend himself.

He didn't even look offended.

He simply took a sip of his drink as if their words were background noise, like the music...

Poor Maid Had A One Night Stand With Her Billionaire Boss To Pay Her Brother's Medical Fees The hall was too bright, too polished, too perfect. Soft music floated in the air like it had been trained to behave. Crystal glasses clinkedked gently. Expensive perfume mixed with the smell of grilled meat and wine. Every table looked like money sat there first before people arrived. And yet, the real reason everyone came was not the food. It was Lawrence Admi. He walked in without rushing, without smiling, without trying to impress anybody, because he never had to. He was 27, tall and well-built, with a clean, disciplined look that made people straighten up without knowing why. His face was handsome in a calm, dangerous way. No loud charm, no playful warmth, just quiet control. The kind of man who could sit in a room and make it feel like he owned the air. People rose almost immediately. Not because someone told them to, because that was what you did when Lawrence entered. Two years away, they said. Two years of staying out of sight, out of reach, out of gossip. Now he was back, and the room wanted to be the first to remind him that it still remembered his name. A friend with a loud laugh raised his glass. "Everybody," the man announced. "Let's welcome our own Lawrence Admy. He came back today. Let's toast. Chairs scraped, glasses lifted. To Lawrence. To the man who disappears and returns like he never left. Lawrence gave a small nod. Nothing more. His eyes moved over faces the way a blade moves over fabric. Clean, quick, and cutting through to the truth underneath. Another man leaned closer, grinning as if they were still boys. "How have you been these two years?" he asked loudly, hoping to make everyone laugh. We heard where you went. No women around you at all. Are you not going mad? A ripple of laughter swept the hall. Someone else joined in. The kind of person who enjoyed talking too much because it made him feel important. Lawrence doesn't need women, he said with a mock, serious tone. He's the most aloof man in the whole city. The most unattainable. Tell me. What kind of woman can even catch his eye? More laughter, more teasing. Lawrence did not laugh. He did not defend himself. He didn't even look offended. He simply took a sip of his drink as if their words were background noise, like the music...

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2026-05-23 03:01:10

My husband call pol!ce to arr£st me because of this

My husband came back 2days ago with plenty baby things and a bag of rice, i was shocked to see bag of rice because my husband have never bought bag of rice before

So i asked why he bought baby things with rice, he said i should not touch it that is not for us,then i asked him who owns them he said he bought it for our neighbor that just put to bed that he want us to go and see the baby with the gifts

My husband is the kind of person that spend his mon£y outside not for his family, any time people see me they will be calling me Nwunye Odogwu without them knowing that i am not seeing my husband’s m0ney

I will beg and beg before he will give me 5k, he is doing well in his business, he has m0ney but to spend it on his family is a pr0blem

I was very anqry seeing those things he bought for our neighbor so I decided to sell it and use the m0ney for myself and face the consequenc£s

When he came back he did not see it again, he asked me where are those gift, I told him I have sold them and used the m0ney for something important, he became anqry and told me to go and bring it back and I told him I will not do that

Enough is enough I cant take it again, people will be hailing him outside he will be spending m0ney here and there but we are not seeing any m0ney at home

I told him i have spent the m0ney, I have been begging him for 20k since 3weeks ago and he said market is dull,

So he left the house in anqer and come back with p0lice to arr£st me, he said I will remain in p0lice custody till I return the gifts

I have decided not to return anything let him do whatever he wants to do

I’m tired of his attitude

My husband call pol!ce to arr£st me because of this 👇👇🥱🙆‍♀️💔💔😭😭😭 My husband came back 2days ago with plenty baby things and a bag of rice, i was shocked to see bag of rice because my husband have never bought bag of rice before 🤷‍♀️ So i asked why he bought baby things with rice, he said i should not touch it that is not for us,then i asked him who owns them he said he bought it for our neighbor that just put to bed that he want us to go and see the baby with the gifts 🙆‍♀️😩 My husband is the kind of person that spend his mon£y outside not for his family, any time people see me they will be calling me Nwunye Odogwu without them knowing that i am not seeing my husband’s m0ney 💔😭 I will beg and beg before he will give me 5k, he is doing well in his business, he has m0ney but to spend it on his family is a pr0blem 💔😭 I was very anqry seeing those things he bought for our neighbor so I decided to sell it and use the m0ney for myself and face the consequenc£s😏 When he came back he did not see it again, he asked me where are those gift, I told him I have sold them and used the m0ney for something important, he became anqry and told me to go and bring it back and I told him I will not do that 😏 Enough is enough I cant take it again, people will be hailing him outside he will be spending m0ney here and there but we are not seeing any m0ney at home 😭💔 I told him i have spent the m0ney, I have been begging him for 20k since 3weeks ago and he said market is dull, So he left the house in anqer and come back with p0lice to arr£st me, he said I will remain in p0lice custody till I return the gifts 😭💔💔 I have decided not to return anything let him do whatever he wants to do 😩 I’m tired of his attitude 💔💔😭😭😭

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2026-05-16 04:16:53

Umunnem Ndi Anambra, have you heard?
Gov. Soludo To Ban Midweek Burials In Anambra State.

This Means That All Burial Ceremonies In Anambra Must Be Done Only On Saturdays.

The Governor Said this Law Will Boost Productivity And Reduce Extravagant Funeral Spending

The Law Also Prohibits Keeping A Corpse In The Mortuary For More Than Two Months With Attendants Required To Report Any Breaches

Also, Blocking Roads Or Streets For Burials Is Forbidden Without Prior Permission From Local Authorities

Violations of These Regulations Can Lead To Heavy Fines Or Up to 6 Months Imprisonment

Have Your Say In The Comments Below

Umunnem Ndi Anambra, have you heard? Gov. Soludo To Ban Midweek Burials In Anambra State. This Means That All Burial Ceremonies In Anambra Must Be Done Only On Saturdays. The Governor Said this Law Will Boost Productivity And Reduce Extravagant Funeral Spending 💰 The Law Also Prohibits Keeping A Corpse In The Mortuary For More Than Two Months With Attendants Required To Report Any Breaches Also, Blocking Roads Or Streets For Burials Is Forbidden Without Prior Permission From Local Authorities Violations of These Regulations Can Lead To Heavy Fines Or Up to 6 Months Imprisonment Have Your Say In The Comments Below 👇

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Deborah Omowaye PRO added 4 photos

2026-05-16 04:09:38

DO NOT ALLOW ANY MAN DO THIS TO YOUR WOMAN ALL IN THE NAME OF GYM INSTRUCTOR.

DO NOT ALLOW ANY MAN DO THIS TO YOUR WOMAN ALL IN THE NAME OF GYM INSTRUCTOR.

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2026-05-06 23:12:49

Wahala finally jam network.

Rivers state government cancelled A boy's marriage. Share your thoughts
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Wahala finally jam network. Rivers state government cancelled A boy's marriage. Share your thoughts #fblifestyle

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2026-05-02 22:09:29

Verydarkblackman storms Abuja Airport.

JUSTICE MUST BE SERVED — DISMISSAL IS NOT JUSTICE

Nigeria, we cannot keep going like this.

Just two days ago in Delta State, another life was lost after a police officer opened fire on a civilian. A human being is gone. A family is grieving. And once again, we are hearing the same response… “the officer has been dismissed.”

But let’s be honest —
Is dismissal really justice?

Removing a uniform does not erase what happened. It does not answer the pain. It does not show accountability.

What Nigerians are asking for is simple and fair:

We want to see a proper investigation.
We want transparency.
We want due legal process to take its course.

Because justice is not just about punishment — it is about truth, accountability, and ensuring this never happens again.

No family should lose a loved one this way.
No citizen should feel unsafe around those meant to protect them.

This is bigger than one case.
This is about trust. This is about the value of human life in Nigeria.

Dismissal alone is not justice.
Justice must be seen, heard, and followed through.

Verydarkblackman storms Abuja Airport. 🇳🇬 JUSTICE MUST BE SERVED — DISMISSAL IS NOT JUSTICE Nigeria, we cannot keep going like this. Just two days ago in Delta State, another life was lost after a police officer opened fire on a civilian. A human being is gone. A family is grieving. And once again, we are hearing the same response… “the officer has been dismissed.” But let’s be honest — Is dismissal really justice? Removing a uniform does not erase what happened. It does not answer the pain. It does not show accountability. What Nigerians are asking for is simple and fair: We want to see a proper investigation. We want transparency. We want due legal process to take its course. Because justice is not just about punishment — it is about truth, accountability, and ensuring this never happens again. No family should lose a loved one this way. No citizen should feel unsafe around those meant to protect them. This is bigger than one case. This is about trust. This is about the value of human life in Nigeria. Dismissal alone is not justice. Justice must be seen, heard, and followed through.

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2026-05-02 20:44:17

No One Deserves To Die Without Fair Judgment” — Peter Obi Speaks On Viral Effurun Police Shooting

Former Labour Party presidential candidate Peter Obi has reacted to the viral police incident in Effurun, Delta State, where a young man was kpaid by a police officer.

Obi condemned the incident, describing it as a dangerous @buse of power and a serious thr£@t to justice in Nigeria. He said no Nigerian should l0se their life without proper investigation, fair hearing, or due process under the law.

According to him, the case once again raises questions about police accountability and the safety of ordinary citizens. He stressed that security officers are meant to protect lives, not take them unlawfully.

Many Nigerians are now demanding justice, while others are calling for stronger action against police brut@lity and abuse of power.

No One Deserves To Die Without Fair Judgment” — Peter Obi Speaks On Viral Effurun Police Shooting Former Labour Party presidential candidate Peter Obi has reacted to the viral police incident in Effurun, Delta State, where a young man was kpaid by a police officer. Obi condemned the incident, describing it as a dangerous @buse of power and a serious thr£@t to justice in Nigeria. He said no Nigerian should l0se their life without proper investigation, fair hearing, or due process under the law. According to him, the case once again raises questions about police accountability and the safety of ordinary citizens. He stressed that security officers are meant to protect lives, not take them unlawfully. Many Nigerians are now demanding justice, while others are calling for stronger action against police brut@lity and abuse of power.

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2026-04-30 13:29:55

This is my football association.

This is my football association.

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2026-04-29 21:08:44

The Device on the beret connected to the ear The small box with lights and wires is a generic electronic modular , it's a sensor, camera, or communications gadget against the enemies and the pistol works automatically against enemies

The Device on the beret connected to the ear The small box with lights and wires is a generic electronic modular , it's a sensor, camera, or communications gadget against the enemies and the pistol works automatically against enemies

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