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    Signed-out graduate seeks help for her sister who was arrǝsted for naira abusǝ by carrying a money bouquet (VIDEO)

    Papa LincBy Papa LincJanuary 31, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read6 Views
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    Signed-out graduate seeks help for her sister who was arrǝsted for naira abusǝ by carrying a money bouquet (VIDEO)
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    A Nigerian student @enibokunoftiktok1, has come to the public for help after her sister was arrested by the police for allegedly abusing naira.

    The girl who was signing out from the university that day was intended to be surprised by the sister who had organized a money bouquet to be presented to her.

    Unluckily, on her way she was confronted by the police who accused her of abusing the naira currency, and was arrested.

    The graduate on hearing this, flew to the station and was told to apply for bail else or the sister would be taken to court.

    She then came online to rant about the ill-treatment, unnecessary arrest, and alleged extortion by the Nigerian police.

    These are however the reaction of netizens to her situation:

    Gilb@: to be honest money bouquet is a crime in Nigeria, let’s tell ourselves the truth

    BLUESTREAMZ: She didn’t match the money on the ground or spray the money na,,, nothing like abuse there na

    her_ly5style_: Nigeria constitutions are only for the poor 😢

    meatbank1: Even if I come your party na transfer I go do, I no get strength to deh drag with any agency 😢.

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