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New Hotel Worker Vanishes With 200k After First Day At Work; Manager Threatens To Invoke Mádness

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One newly-employed worker in a popular hotel in Awka, the capital city of Anambra state has allegedly fled with a whopping sum of money, amounting to about two hundred thousand naira (N200,000) of her employer after her first day at work.

The Manager of the hotel, who simply identified himself as Ephraim, disclosed this over the week in a social media post which was made available to this reporter. According to him, the lady, who hails from Ebenebe in Awka North Local Government Area of the state, introduced herself as Chinaza, but was identified as Mary Cynthia by Truecaller.

Ephraim recounted that Mary Cynthia began working with the hotel as a waitress on Monday, January 20, while in the early hours of the next day, Tuesday, January 21, she made away with about N200,000 received from customers.

ALSO READ:  Abia Government Confirms Mpox in State, Issues Directives to all Residents He revealed that the suspect, while leaving, left her handbag behind and told them that she was rushing out to collect money from one of her debtors waiting for her outside the premises, only to disappear from there, without returning.

Ephraim further noted that Mary Cynthia left without preparing or rendering account of her service for the period she had worked, as her colleagues anticipated her return as she assured, which never happened since then. Continuing, he said since then, Cynthia has stopped picking his calls and even went to the extent of blocking his number and that of the person who suretied her for the employment.

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Even whenever it rings, immediately she notices that the call is about the crime she committed, she will immediately end the call and block the number,” he said. When asked the content of the handbag the suspect left before leaving, the Hotel Manager said “When we eventually searched the bag, the only thing we found there was an earring.” Continuing, the Hotel Manager, who will be rendering account by the end of the month, said he had made several efforts and explored diplomatic approaches to connect with Cynthia since then and retrieve the stolen money from her before the, which all proved abortive.

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“This is because, as from Monday, January 27, if anything strange begins to happen to her, people should know where her misfortune is coming from,” the Hotel Manager warned.

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Breaking News: Single Mother of Two Found Dead in Uyo Gutter

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A tragic incident has shaken the community in Uyo, Akwa Ibom State, as the lifeless body of Goodness Edem Israel, a single mother of two, was discovered in a gutter along Udok Street, off Barracks Road.

The corpse was found in the early hours of Thursday, June 26, 2025, by passersby and residents of the area.

The cause of her death is yet to be ascertained, but authorities have confirmed that there’s no indication of gunshot or violence in the vicinity.

The Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Timfon John, revealed that Goodness Israel’s National Identification Number (NIN) was found with her corpse, which led to her identification. The command has begun investigations into the matter

Goodness Israel was reportedly a resident of Mbiabong Itam in Itu Local Government Area, Akwa Ibom State.

Her tragic death has left her family and community in shock, and many are seeking answers about the circumstances surrounding her demise.

As the investigation continues, the police are working to determine the cause of her death and identify any potential suspects.

The community is rallying around Goodness Israel’s family during this difficult time, and many are calling for increased security measures to prevent similar incidents in the future.

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“Come and take your child, I’m begging you” – Kenyan lady Hellen Ati cries out as she releases old chats between Cubana Chief Priest and herself

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Kenyan lady Hellen Ati, who has been publicly claiming that nightlife businessman Cubana Chief Priest fathered her child, has once again taken to social media — this time in tears — pleading with him to acknowledge the boy.

In a fresh video posted online, Hellen emotionally begged Cubana Chief Priest, real name Pascal Okechukwu, to “please come and take your child.” She also revealed that she has been ready for a DNA test from day one and doesn’t understand why he keeps denying the child.

“You’ve threatened me, my life is in danger,” she said tearfully. “I don’t even know what your plans are. But I’m just begging you to come and please have your child. Even when you want us to do the DNA, I told you I’m ready. I’m just begging you.”

This latest video comes shortly after reports surfaced that Cubana Chief Priest filed a legal petition against her in Kenya. In response, Hellen took to Instagram, posting screenshots of alleged WhatsApp chats between her and the businessman from as far back as 2022 — before the child was even born.

 

 

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Jehovah Witness Keke Driver Returns N4 Million Forgotten by Woman in Aba (Photos)

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ABA, Nigeria – In an inspiring act of honesty, commercial tricycle (Keke) driver Mr. Lucky Okoro returned a staggering N4 million forgotten by a female passenger in his vehicle, earning widespread admiration for his integrity, Ekwutosblog reports .

 

According to Okoro, the Cameroonian woman boarded his Keke at the Aba Main Park, en route to the Ariaria Market. After dropping her off, he discovered she had left a bag containing the huge sum in his tricycle. Frantically searching for her, Okoro drove back to the park and then to the market, where he found the woman in tears, contemplating suicide due to the loss.

 

 

Moved by her distress, he immediately returned the money, consoled her, and even advised her to check into a hotel for safety before continuing her journey the next day.

“I Am Not a Mugu” – Okoro Stands Firm

Despite facing mockery from some fellow Keke drivers, who called him a “mugu” (a fool) for not keeping the money, Okoro expressed no regrets.

 

“I love what I did. It is true that Keke dey disturb me, but I am happy. I need a new Keke, but not another woman’s money,” he stated.

 

A devout Jehovah’s Witness, Okoro attributed his actions to his faith, saying, “Jehovah, thank you. I have made your name to be praised.”

Public Reactions

The story has gone viral on social media, with many Nigerians commending Okoro’s rare honesty in a society where such large sums could easily tempt others. Some netizens have called for support to reward his integrity, possibly with a new Keke to ease his work.

 

This heartwarming act serves as a reminder that honesty still exists, even in the most challenging circumstances.

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