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A man has opened up about spending three years in prison simply because he stood as guarantor for a friend who stole and disappeared. He also recounted the traumatic moment a fellow inmate he had eaten with the day before d!3d beside him overnight, revealing that prisoners would beat...

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Phina United ❤️💜☂️vor 5 Monaten

Innocent people full prison But the terrorist they arrested was released cux they are now changed and needs to be integrated into the society If u understand Nigeria u fit mad

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MestaTeevor 5 Monaten

Rot from the root to the leafs, nothing is working. Judiciary requires our focus we need to weed out those "my lord" that are not ready to discharge there duties.

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Ekwutosi Unekevor 5 Monaten

We are not ready to talk about the cr!me that go on in our justice system

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P For Patiencevor 5 Monaten

This is the reason some people can never stand for someone as a guarantor, some people just have bad intentions and don’t care about how their actions can affect others

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OloYeOfiKoTuNvor 5 Monaten

Omo..I remember my first night at textile mill Rd police station for wandering ontop say na indomie joint dem tow us... You wan try students, as we enter the cell,beating for everyone we meet inside plus change of government. Lecturer wey we jam inside even collect

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Tamunoemivor 5 Monaten

In 2022, I attended a youth conference at Redemption Camp. Around 3 a.m. one night, my dad called me. He said he’d had a dream and warned me to be careful - especially about the friends I kept and anyone I chose to stand surety for. Two weeks after I returned, a friend approached me with a guarantor form. He needed someone to stand for him. I hesitated… and declined. Three months later, he stole a large sum of money. Those who had signed for him were arrested. Their families were left to deal with the fallout. Some warnings don’t make sense in the moment - but they can save you from consequences you never saw coming.

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Zenkingvor 5 Monaten

See who they still do morning prayers? Despite all the atrocities in there? Religion is a virus, humans are wicked and hypocritical.

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Iconic Lawyer 👩‍💼⚖️vor 5 Monaten

He definitely didn’t commit any crime. His liability as a guarantor does not exceed paying for the stolen items. There’s no legal backing for holding him liable for someone else’s crimes. It seems he spent 3 years in prison while awaiting trial. Our justice system is too broken.

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SMART Gvor 5 Monaten

When did Nigeria start sending guarantors to prison? Like this country is ruled by fucking leaders who do not abide by the law... That man should be compensated. Or he Sue the people that got him into that mess...

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MiracleKing👑vor 5 Monaten

This story is one of the many untold stories of how deep rooted corruption has eaten every structure of this country

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Brian llydvor 5 Monaten

In anything you do in this Nigeria just make sure you get money,some of these People na money like 30k,50k and so allow dem spend so many years for Prison

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𝕄𝕒𝕔𝕠𝕡𝕠𝕝𝕠vor 5 Monaten

A friend to a th!ef is also a th!ef, that's not his first he has been stealing and yet you're mercifully enough to be a guarantor.

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The Dossiervor 5 Monaten

Sometimes, being Nigerian is like punishment from the gods.

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Prince ⚓vor 5 Monaten

@Destavic Omo ehn, things Dey this country guy 🤦🏾‍♂️

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Noraijvor 5 Monaten

May God don't let me meet wrong people as friends that will put me in trouble 🙏.

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Nzewi Ikennavor 5 Monaten

@Yomilistens @AsakyGRN Hello I will like to reach out to Victor to support him financially. Please reply to me. Thanks

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BIG JOE OF LAGOS✌️🇳🇬®️vor 5 Monaten

If you have not been to police cell before - you will think he is talking nonsense But that’s the real life they live 😂

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Jeddvor 5 Monaten

Who never go cell being innocent no go know say plenty innocent people Dey behind bar

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Chijioke Benjamin's lolo🗣️vor 5 Monaten

Why are we disguising our wickedness with religion?? The morning prayer is for what exactly Hard times create tough men, I just dey look the interviewer dey laugh He won't last in that place pass one day 😂😂😂😂 I am sure he is just saying ...God abeg, god abeg , God abeg

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VIBESTARvor 5 Monaten

Grace saved me in my mid-20s. A transport guy I knew wanted me as guarantor for a bus. I ignored him cos of football. Months later he vanished with the bus. His guarantor was arrested & forced to pay. Lesson: Never guarantee what you can’t afford.

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Chinedu Anthonyvor 5 Monaten

You spent 3 years in prison for a crime you didn’t commit because of a totally dysfunctional system. Omo, God didn’t do anything for you. God could have made it so you would not have gone through all that in the first place.

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BravoOscarvor 5 Monaten

Make person find me this guy make I teach am how to drive Aeroplane

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OMA ANNvor 5 Monaten

Being a guarantor is not just formality, it carries real legal consequences.

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Ekenedilichukwuvor 5 Monaten

Do everything in your power to stay out of trouble. There is no rule of law in this country. Its an animal kingdom.

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꧁JËÄGËR꧂.vor 5 Monaten

But this interviewer is ass. Just spoiling the flow with his English For you to interview someone, you should be able to relate properly to get juicy stories, not this nonsense wey e dey speak pidgin, u dey speak English

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OluOmo™vor 5 Monaten

Three years of your life gone because you trusted one friend. In a country where trust is the most expensive currency, we keep gambling it on people’s character.

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Dalvin. MDvor 5 Monaten

"Na God help me... " Yet he let you stay there for 3 f**king years under a travesty of justice while the person you stood as guarantor for was enjoying freedom I am so tired of these shit excuses for the divine

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philipiace ugwuvor 5 Monaten

So this guy can’t even put an account for some of us to send our 100-500 naira collectively and give the man a head start!! Sad story tbh

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Kanmuri Kushvor 5 Monaten

What if the person never really die finish....they'll kuku kii him...tells you the worth of life here in naija

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Joseph Egbaravor 5 Monaten

It is really heartbreaking the stories that come out from our correctional facilities, inmates are treated with the most inhumane treatment & a complete violation of their human rights. Even if one has committed a crime they are still entitled to basic human decency and respect.

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Bob. Not Buildervor 5 Monaten

I slept in cell because I signed guarantor form for someone. Omo, never again

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Mr. Francisvor 5 Monaten

Who no go no go know. My second younger brother almost spend the rest of him life for prison ontop adjournment and failure to bring them to court on hearing days. I no fit explain how he take come out sha. Nah God las las run am.

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El Chapo 🚀👾vor 5 Monaten

This country we are soooo backwards

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Onwa Samuel ❤️Memecoinvor 5 Monaten

What if the person was sleeping, na so una go beat shegge comot him body 😂

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