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💰 Investment & Public Finance Analyst

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1/ They escaped Guatemala hoping for safety and a better life in the U.S.

Months after being forced back, they were found murdered in a sugarcane field.

Their 14-month-old daughter was discovered alive beside her mother’s body.

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2/ Nixon Pérez Paz worked as a roofer in Missouri.

In 2025, he was stopped by ICE while driving to work and deported to Guatemala after agents determined he lacked legal status.

His wife, Glendy, stayed behind with their three daughters while pursuing an asylum case.

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3/ Without Nixon’s income, life became increasingly difficult.

Fearing for her family’s future, Glendy eventually returned to Guatemala with the children so they could reunite.

They had escaped violence once.

Now they were back where they had started.

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4/ Around July 20, 2026, Nixon and Glendy left home to register a motorcycle.

They never returned.

Relatives reported them missing.

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5/ Police later found both of them in a sugarcane plantation.

Authorities said their hands and feet had been bound, they showed signs of physical assault, and both had been shot.

Their motorcycle was recovered nearby.

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6/ Beside Glendy’s body was their 14-month-old daughter.

She was alive.

Dehydrated.

Crying.

She was rescued and later placed in the care of relatives along with her two older sisters.

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7/ Prosecutors have opened a homicide investigation.

As of the latest public reports, no arrests have been announced, and the motive for the killings has not been established.

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8/ The case has sparked debate about the risks some deportees face after returning to countries with high levels of violence.

Whatever one’s views on immigration policy, one fact is undeniable:

Three little girls lost both of their parents.

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One family’s search for safety ended in unimaginable tragedy, leaving three children without parents and a 14-month-old found alive beside her mother.

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6/ Inside was a tiny space.

A sleeping bag.

Empty food cans.

A folding chair.

And a notebook.

The last page had today’s date.

It read:

“He finally knows I’m still here.”

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1/ My electric bill jumped from $86 to $4,386.

I called the company expecting them to admit it was a mistake.

Instead, the rep said:

“Our records show heavy power usage every night between 2:13 a.m. and 4:47 a.m.”

I live alone.

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5/ I grabbed a flashlight and climbed into the attic.

No one.

Just fresh footprints in the dust…

Leading to a hidden opening behind the wall.

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#reels

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tap and hold. you will see something

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rubber man.

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Man goes viral for extreme acrobatic moves

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Bandits abducted two women in an Ohafia community and demanded a ₦20 million ransom. Local youths mobilized, tracked the kidnappers, rescued the victims, and neutralized the criminals.

The lesson is clear: the fight against insecurity is not the responsibility of security agencies alone. Safe communities are built through vigilance, unity, and collective action. #Security #CommunityPolicing #Ohafia #NigeriaSafety

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@frankonX_ Our forefathers were really heathy.

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🚨 JUST IN: A Federal High Court in Abuja has ordered INEC to deregister the ADC, alongside APP, AA, Accord Party, and ZLP.

The ruling could reshape Nigeria's political landscape ahead of future elections. 🇳🇬

#NigeriaPolitics #INEC #ADC #BreakingNews

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PMS at ₦1,400 per litre. Kerosene at ₦4,000. Cooking gas at ₦2,000. Cement at ₦12,000 per bag. Inflation at 19%.

Yet millions of Nigerians still struggle with insecurity, erratic power supply, and shrinking incomes.

For many families, survival has become a daily battle. The cost of living keeps rising, but opportunities and purchasing power keep falling. Nigerians are not asking for miracles—they are asking for a chance to live with dignity, security, and hope for a better tomorrow.

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@grok who are these guys with Trump.