THIS LADY’S DAD BOUGHT A NEW SIM AND GOT ARRESTED BY DSS.
“MY DAD BOUGHT AN MTN SIM AND IT BECAME A NIGHTMARE. On 28th July 2025, my dad bought a SIM directly inside an MTN shop and registered it himself with his own NIN. The picture of my dad I put in this video was the day he bought this sim and the MTN shop he bought it from On 30th Nov 2025, DSS arrested him and detained him till 2nd Dec, around 11pm — for a crime committed by the OLD user of that same number. We thought it was over after he was released. On 30th October 2026, Interpol invited him. They had already picked up 5 innocent people my dad had called with the number sometimes around last year, When they investigated, they saw it was the SAME number DSS had arrested him for before. Interpol confirmed no agency informed them he had already been arrested for this same issue. They said DSS did not do their job properly , the system wasn’t updated that this line has been reassigned and has a criminal history. Now they are saying it is an international case and other agencies can still come pick him up. My dad now lives in fear, trauma, sleepless nights for a crime he knows NOTHING about. As his daughter, I can’t even concentrate at work. I am scared something bad will happen to him. This is negligence. How do you sell a SIM that still carries another person’s crime to an innocent Nigerian who registered with his NIN? That is why we are suing MTN for negligence and for all the trauma they have caused my family. We have all evidence of the arrests. No family should go through this.”
At 7 years old Tweaky Dave was selling heroin for his father. At 9 his father shot him in the stomach and walked away. At 10 he was doing prostitution on Hollywood streets to survive. By 19 he was a heroin addict dying of leukemia and refusing treatment. He died shortly after this interview. Twenty years later his jacket became the center of a fashion controversy involving Kanye West.
He sat on the Jerry Springer Show and told this story like it happened to someone else.
In the video below, Dave walks through a childhood that most people couldn't survive a single week of - and Jerry Springer sits across from him visibly struggling to process what he's hearing.
Dave said he started selling dope for his dad at 7. Said it was the family business. Said he didn't see anything wrong with it at the time.
Then at 9 he kicked open the wrong door. His father was bagging dope with customers in the room. Next thing Dave knew he was on the floor bleeding. His father walked away.
The hooker next door called an ambulance.
Dave ran to Hollywood to become a rock star. Was 9 years old.
The system put him in placements. He ran. They locked him up. He ran again. Trusted nobody. Said cops treated runaways like criminals. Started prostitution at 10 because it was the only way to eat.
Stopped at 16 after watching two friends die of AIDS.
Found a dismembered body in a Beverly Hills dumpster one night. Said it happens all the time.
Asked what keeps him going he said: the 8-year-olds he meets on the street. He doesn't want them to go through ten years of what he went through.
He didn't get much longer to help them.
Is Tweaky Dave a cautionary tale about what happens when every system fails a child, or proof that some people find a reason to keep going no matter what?
On the night of July 11, 2015, the most wanted drug lord in the world lay in his prison bed under a blanket, watching TV.
At 8:52 p.m., he walked into his shower and vanished.
Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán ran the Sinaloa cartel. He was locked in Altiplano, Mexico's most secure prison, with a camera on him 24 hours a day. The only blind spot was the shower.
In the video below, you see that camera. He paces. He sits on the bed and changes his shoes. At 0:44, he steps behind the shower wall and never comes back.
Then the video goes back a few minutes. At 1:00, listen. Someone is hammering through the floor under his shower.
On the other screen, the guards in the control room don't move.
It took almost 30 minutes for anyone to reach his cell.
At 2:43, a guard comes on the radio: "There's a hole in the shower."
Under it was a tunnel almost a mile long, with lights, air vents and a motorcycle on rails.
It was his second escape. In 2001, he got out of another prison hidden in a laundry cart.
Mexico's interior minister said it could not have happened without help from inside. Dozens of people were arrested.
Six months later, he was caught again. Today he is serving life at ADX Florence, the most secure prison in America.
Some people say he outsmarted Mexico's toughest prison. Others say someone simply opened the door.
Genius escape, or an inside job?
I love this..some people said the police has the right to take one way..that’s not true..they can only do that in cases of emergency and the siren needs to be on for awareness and in this case..there was no siren at all so they don’t have the right to take a one way pass or path