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While doomscrolling on the internet, I found a website showing the United Nations selling cars through the UNGDS Thailand Auction (PS: all the cars are in Thailand), and just about anyone can register & bid.
#UNOnlineauctions #UNGDSAuctions
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I have this foreign used 2015 Lexus RX350 for sale at the current market rate.
DM with your offers
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The Mercedes-Benz 190E is legendary for winning races with its 4-cylinder engines but this Nigerian built a Mercedes drift car with the M104 making twice the standard power output.
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These cars are the top 5 on the list of car thieves in Nigeria for many reasons. If your car is on this list, you should take the extra measures mentioned to protect it.
What other car(s) should be on this list?
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‘Side Chicks”
S3 EP2
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🎥: @drimkastr.studios
Zero Transparency! And they're a 'government organisation'.
What good is law and its enforcement if nobody gives account publicly?🤦♂️
Nigerians aren't ready for the standards we need!
🇳🇬 NIGERIANS DESERVE ANSWERS: WHO AUDITS THE EFCC’S RECOVERED ASSETS?
I have a few important questions for the EFCC:
1. Does the EFCC have an official auction website where Nigerians can view and bid for assets recovered from fraudsters and other convicted criminals?
2. How exactly are these recovered assets sold or disposed of? Who determines the value of the houses, cars, and other properties, and how can Nigerians be sure the process is transparent and fair?
3. Is there a dedicated, publicly accessible account or official report showing how much money is generated from these sales, where the proceeds go, and how the funds are eventually spent?
The issue here is not how the EFCC investigates or arrests suspects. The real concern is what happens to the assets recovered after these operations.
Nigerians: i feel Efcc operates on huge buying by demands and they take all those things they sell it to the highest bidders within their circle.
If these assets are recovered in the name of the Nigerian people, then Nigerians deserve to know how they are sold and where the money goes.
I am calling for an independent probe into the EFCC’s management, auction, disposal, and accounting of recovered assets.
Transparency is not too much to ask. Accountability should be non-negotiable.
Honestly this should be a post on the website and made available through transparent, public records. Making a social media post about catching small fry like it's something major is only a sign that your priorities are too low.
Aim higher. We have people looting public funds!
Sting Operation at Applewood Estate and Matters Arising
Operatives of the Lagos Directorate 1 of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, on Monday, October 26, 2026 carried out a sting operation at Applewood Estate, Orchid Road, Lekki, Lagos State, to apprehend suspected cybercrime fraudsters obtaining money from unsuspecting victims through gift cards, crypto currencies and international money transfers by impersonating several individuals.
The operation, carried out by 5am, yielded the arrest of twenty-one(21) suspected cybercrime fraudsters and five exotic cars. The fraudsters were apprehended professionally owing to diligent pre-arrest surveillance and reconnaissance of the activities of the fraudsters. A young lady that stood in the way of the operation by making telephone calls to alert the fraudsters was held and her phone confiscated until the conclusion of the operation. The phone was later released to her.
Preliminary investigations of the arrested suspects indicted nineteen(19) of them while the remaining two have been released.
All the indicted suspects will be arraigned in court immediately.
While the EFCC continues its crusade and operational dynamics against economic and financial crimes and other acts of corruption, the public is enjoined to keep faith with it and loudly condemn the activities of fraudsters bringing the nation to disrepute.
The Sting Operation at Applewood Estate was professionally carried out, with no record of harassment, intimidation or unlawful arrest of anyone. The Commission is open to constructive engagement by well-meaning Nigerians but blackmailers and alarmists will not be allowed to sabotage its mandate.
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Humanity isn't just a feeling, it's the courage to act when a life needs you. 🤝 💕
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If women do not expect their future husbands or husbands to cheat on them, many single women will not be sleeping with married men.
They know.
How many single men sleep with married women compared to married men that sleep with single women?
That's why you should scrutinize your wife when she's becoming too obsessed about what you're doing or if you're cheating.
Women don't hate cheating.
They just hate to be cheated on.
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The funniest thing about her getting flamed for this is... Nobody, literally NOBODY, asked her for this information.
I wonder if she would've thought it was okay if her husband did the same 'background checks' with her ex(es).
She admitted to doing it without his consent BTW.
Unrelated but... Once the comments are close to or more than the likes on your post, just know you're getting cooked for whatever it is you posted - and it's usually ragebait or unintentionally controversial.
If you're not emotionally sound, just go offline. X is brutal. 😅
There's so many ways the future could go and this tech is low-key scary for women.
Imagine a future where women aren't necessary to build a family, most men wouldn't want to marry, because technology provides what they need. All they need is a caretaker.
No one knows tomorrow.
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Your salary has tripled, but your purchasing power has been quietly murdered by inflation. This is why income and wealth are not the same thing. A man earning ₦100,000 who can meet his needs and save something may be in a stronger financial position than one earning ₦300,000 who spends everything surviving. The real measure of progress isn't how much money enters your account, but what that money can actually do for you. If your income rises but your standard of living and savings don't, you're earning more without necessarily becoming richer.
