Shalom Adepoju

Awash with unabridged optimism.

[LEGACY @UPPER_ECHEL0N]

Nigerians, please come to my aid! repost if you come across this .

@theravenpay, also known as Raven Bank, has left me unable to access my funds, amounting to over ₦17 million.

After @Aprokodoctor publicly encouraged people to invest with Raven, which I did, now that i decided to liquidate my fixed deposit with the Raven bank. That was when my ordeal began.

I have been unable to withdraw my money. Initially, every transfer attempt returned the error: “Transfer failed, please try again later.” Then for months they claimed to be doing maintenance. Now, the app says I have “no spendable balance.”

I have also been trying to get a meeting with Raven Bank’s CEO, Uchenna Nnodim, but my scheduled meetings keep getting postponed from one month to another.

@Aprokodoctor, you made a video encouraging people to invest with this bank. I am asking you to help amplify my complaint and get answers.

All I want is access to my money. Over ₦17 million is at stake, and I cannot afford to lose it. Even if Raven claims to have no money, atleast let them release part of the money to me.

Nigerians, please exercise caution before entrusting your money to any financial institution. If this can happen to me, it could happen to anyone.

@theravenpay, I need answers, and I need access to my funds.

[KAA @KAA_Truths]

Any day your Electricity Meter gets locked by your Electricity Distribution Company and you are asked to pay money, send this to them via email. Don’t pay them shishi.

This was how I handled them when one of their officials asked me to pay 50k for reactivation code.

Subject: Formal Complaint: Locked Prepaid Meter No. [*******] – Request for Free Reactivation and Clarification of N50,000 Demand

To: [email protected]
Cc: [email protected]; [email protected]

Dear Sir/Madam,

I am writing to formally complain about my prepaid meter, which has been locked and is not supplying power to my premises.

Account/Customer details:
- Name: Armstrong *****
- Meter number: [********]
- Address: [*********]
- Phone: [08149******]
- Date the meter locked: [*******]

When I called to report this, the AEDC official I spoke with, [NAME: Steven Ayigbo], on the [date], told me that the meter needs a code to be reactivated and unlocked, and that I must pay N50,000 for it.

I do not accept this charge, for the following reasons:

1. Nobody has tampered with, bypassed or interfered with the meter. I have not received any disconnection notice, inspection report or evidence of tampering from AEDC, as NERC's Amended Order on Unauthorised Access, Meter Tampering and By-pass (NERC/2024/148) requires before any penalty can be imposed.

2. The meter is AEDC's metering equipment on AEDC's network. Generating and issuing a reactivation or clear-tamper token is AEDC's own operational duty. A customer should not have to pay for it.

3. Nobody has told me of any approved tariff, NERC order or published AEDC policy that sets a N50,000 fee for this, and nobody has given me an official invoice or payment channel.

I therefore request that AEDC:

a. Issue the reactivation/clear-tamper token for my meter, or send a technician to restore it, at no cost to me, within 48 hours;
b. If AEDC believes any charge applies, state in writing the specific regulatory basis, the amount, and the evidence relied on;
c. Confirm whether the officer who asked for N50,000 was acting on official AEDC instructions; and
d. Give me a complaint reference number for this matter.

I am copying the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) Abuja Forum Office and the NERC Consumer Complaints Unit so they have this on record. If AEDC does not resolve it promptly, I will escalate to them formally.

I look forward to your prompt response.

Yours faithfully,

Name: *******
Phone Number ******
Address ******

When you send this, sit back and relax, they will come and reactivate your meter immediately free of charge.

To make Nigeria better, we must all learn how to be stubborn in defense of our rights and intelligent.

-KAA
#kaa_truths

[KAA @KAA_Truths]

MTN called me twice and still couldn't explain where my data went.

About three weeks ago, I posted about how over 150GB disappeared from my MTN line. The most shocking part was that 20GB vanished in 8 minutes, with my mobile data turned off.

Within minutes of making that post, @MTNNG replied publicly. They said they had investigated and that I actually used the data.

They said this without even knowing which number was affected.

When I called out that false claim, they messaged me privately on X and asked to call me.

On the call, a customer service agent apologised when I asked why they had lied publicly about an investigation that never happened. Then we got to the real issue. She admitted she had no answers. She said she would send the case to their technical team and call me back.

A few days later, she called with the "results."

According to MTN, I used 30GB on Google services that day, and another 19GB watching YouTube while I was in a meeting at Transcorp. Looks like I now have a spirit that uses my phone to watch videos while I’m on a meeting.

So I asked her: even if that's true, where did the remaining 100GB go?

She had no answer. I decided to do a little maths for her.

1. The YouTube claim doesn't hold.

YouTube uses data based on video quality. The heaviest setting, 4K, uses about 7GB an hour. Using 20GB would take nearly 3 hours of nonstop 4K.

I lost 20GB in 8 minutes. That's more than 20 times faster than the heaviest video YouTube can play.

And 19GB on YouTube while I was in a meeting? That's almost 3 straight hours of 4K on a phone, in a meeting room. With my data turned off.

2. Even at full speed, it's impossible.
Forget video. Say my phone was just downloading as fast as it could. To pull 20GB in 8 minutes, it would need about 330 Mbps every single second, with no dips. That's faster than MTN's own typical 5G speed in Abuja, which NCC data puts at around 180 Mbps.

3. The location makes it worse.
I was at Transcorp Hilton Abuja, where MTN coverage is poor in my experience. A weak signal means slower speeds and less data used. MTN is asking me to believe my phone hit record-breaking speeds in a place where it can barely hold a signal.

4. The upload theory collapses too.
Suppose I uploaded files instead. MTN's upload speed usually swings between 15 and 20 Mbps. At that speed, 100GB alone takes 11 to 15 hours.

All 150GB vanished between 6 AM and 2 PM. That's 8 hours. To upload 150GB in that window, my phone would need more than double MTN's normal upload speed, nonstop, for 8 hours straight.

I have never uploaded a large file from my phone in my life.

But let’s take it even further according to my phone records.

The iPhone 17 Pro Max eSIM has a 5,088 mAh battery capacity, and at 95 percent Battery health, it would take about 25-30 percent to stream a 4K Video on YouTube for three hours, but on that day, my battery usage records showed that YouTube used only 2% of Battery and spent about 20 minutes screen time.

And going even further, my phone shows I have used 23.8GB on YouTube for the entire 10 months that I started using the phone. MTN says I used 19GB of that in one day, during a meeting.

By the time I was done with the maths from my own investigation, she simply said she would have to go back for more investigation and call again.

That was 12 days ago. I haven't heard back.

I don't blame her, and I told her so. She's a customer service agent doing her job. The people who should answer are the ones behind the executive doors who signed off on that public claim.

My last words to her were: tell your people not to bother sending you again. Bring the explanation and the results of your so-called investigation to court.

We meet MTN and the other telcos at the Federal High Court, Abuja, on the 18th of this month.

-KAA
#kaa_truths

[Sonia @BalogunSonia4]

If you have this kind of cylinder watch this video to the end… this will save a life

[Kingsley Uchenna @Kingsurchman101]

Where is Olami? @olamilekan00007 It's been two days now, and there's been no update from him. He is the only family member who has been consistently calling for the release of his missing brother, Usman. All of a sudden, he has gone silent?

Anyone who knows him personally should please confirm if he is safe. Usman is still missing, and now his brother, who has always been active, is no longer speaking up. I hope nobody is trying to silence him. 😭💔

@PoliceNG , please help us find Usman. Nothing must happen to these two brothers. 🙏

['Fisayo Soyombo @fisayosoyombo]

In defiance of the attack on press freedom by the police, @fijnigeria hereby reproduces the story it has now confirmed is the reason for Ojukwu’s abduction.👇

REPUBLISHED: The Orelope Adefulire Story Behind Police Abduction of FIJ Reporter https://t.co/0X4lOpqpAi

[Seyed Abbas Araghchi @araghchi]

The disastrous situation in Gaza is no longer making headlines in Western media.

A Silent Genocide is going on with almost zero attention. It is shameful. And an indication that Israel has succeeded in one aspect of its effort to start wars to divert attention on failures.

[Oluwáfúnbíṣáyọ̀ @oluwafunbisayo]

This could be your brother, your friend, or even your son. It has been four days since he went missing, and there is still no trace of him. This should be treated as an urgent and alarming situation, yet the Nigeria Police Force has not provided a single official update. How can someone go missing for four days without any meaningful public communication from the authorities? We deserve answers! @PoliceNG

[Shalom Adepoju @ShalomAdepoju]

@Theadeolashow_ If this don’t break her, ion wanna know what does 😭

[Daoptimist⚓🌊🔥✨ @GallantDaletian]

WHERE IS USMAN?

It has been 4 days since Usman went missing after travelling from Lagos to Ibadan. On getting to Ibadan, he was stopped by some policemen who asked him to unlock his phone. He refused.

His last message to his brother, @olamilekan00007, at 1:22 PM on Saturday, read:

"Big bro, I am really scared right now. Some police officers here in Ibadan want to take me to the station because I didn't let them check my phone."

His brother asked him to share his live location. He never replied. His device went off, and he has been unreachable since then.

His brother, friends, and family have been to different police stations and even the EFCC zonal office in Ibadan. He is nowhere to be found!

Till now, nobody knows which station or destination he was taken to.

Below is his photo and his last message.

@OyoPoliceNG @PoliceNG_CRU @CspIniedu It has been 4 days! What is going on? Where is Usman?

[Aluya_pov @AluyaPov]

Edo state is getting out of hand 🤦😳⚠️

[Kingsley Uchenna @Kingsurchman101]

USMAN sent a message to his brother saying that some police officers in Ibadan were about to take him to the station because he refused to unlock his phone. Till now, he has not been found.

I know very well that kidnappers have been disguising themselves as police officers to commit crimes recently. But, at first instance, I doubt that their primary interest would be to unlock your phone.

Phone checks are mainly associated with the police. It's not something you would typically associate with kidnappers.

By now, one would expect a ransom demand if he had been kidnapped, but nothing of such has happened.

Remember, just a few weeks ago, a man was reportedly arrested by the police in Ogun State and detained for days without his family being contacted until he died.
His body was even deposited in a morgue before his family was eventually contacted, with the police allegedly claiming he committed suicide.

A lot is happening in this country, but we keep allowing these abnormalities to slide.
It's Usman today; it could be anyone tomorrow.

WHERE IS USMAN??? 💔

[Sir Dickson @Wizarab10]

"You want to keep a woman in a house and sleep with her daily, and at same time ask her to share bills?"

When you've whored yourself out for too long, you blur the lines between prostitution and relationship. You lose capacity to love without corrupting it with sex sale.

[ONOME🇳🇬🇦🇹🦅 @Onomz_D1]

“I spent all my hard earned money to do all this for her. But she’s pregnant for her cousin brother.”

The wages of an intentional man is PREMIUM TEARS 😂💔.

[UNDERSTANDING MEDICINE⚕️ @popoolaadaniel]

Many people don't know this about the vegetable oils they're consuming and largely because we don't read the labels

[Somto Okonkwo @General_Somto]

Nigerian Lawyer Cries Out Over Police Brutal!ty, H@rassment, Ass@ult And Unlawful Detention At Ikeja Police Station In Lagos, Where He Had Gone To Represent His Client, Only To Be Branded a K!dnapper. It Is Only In Nigeria That a Lawyer Can Go To a Police Station To Represent His Client And End Up Needing Another Lawyer To Represent Him Because Of Police Brutality. What An Irony! 👀🤦🏾‍♂️

[Tokunbo Wahab @tokunbo_wahab]

Following a complaint by @BigDavery regarding noise pollution from a church, our officials conducted an investigation and confirmed that the church was in violation of environmental regulations and constituted a nuisance to residents in the area.

Consequently, the church, The All Christians Gathering Ministry, located at No. 1, Ishola Street, off Clegg, Surulere, was sealed this morning and will remain shut until further notice.

We will not tolerate environmental violations or any form of nuisance that disrupts the peace and well-being of residents. All religious institutions, businesses and other establishments are required to comply strictly with environmental regulations.

Our enforcement actions will remain firm and decisive. No individual or institution is above the law.

[Ughelli Vibes @ughellivibes]

Man exposes Keke theft/scam in Warri, where keke rider claim police will ask for your phone receipts, so they offer to hold your phone. They then tell you to cross the road on foot while they keep your belongings for you.

[Aproko Doctor Global @aproko_doctor]

Before you let anybody cut your nails, watch this video!

[Xtra_Special 💎 @Xtra_small247]

@General_Somto For a country that can't successfully recycle pure water sachet I wonder how Una wan take dispose off these batteries once their lifespan expires