“The law does not permit anyone to pay for bail at a police station. If you go to any police station and you’re asked to pay for bail, simply walk out quietly and call the IGP.” — Nigerian Police
The money arrived at 2 AM. Nneka woke up to an alert: ₦12 million. She didn't know the sender. She didn't ask. She just transferred it to another account and deleted the app. Two weeks later, police came. Three months later, she was in Kirikiri.
She never knew the money belonged to a fraud victim, an old man in Kaduna who sent it to the wrong number. Nneka said she "didn't know." The judge said, "Ignorance is not innocence." She is twenty-three. Her daughter is four.
Every visiting day, the child asks, "Mummy, when are you coming home?" Nneka doesn't know how to answer.
Opportunity knocked, but it was a thief in disguise.
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It’s partly true, but also partly false as a general rule.
The thing is most web-building spiders especially orb-weavers (the classic circular-web spiders) often take down and eat their old webs before REBUILDING them.