CCTV Footage Shows Suspected Thief Stealing N800k Laptop from Store
- In the video, the individual is seen entering the store and discreetly stealing a laptop valued at ₦800,000.
A viral CCTV footage making rounds on social media shows the moment a suspected thief stole a high-end laptop from a tech store.
In the video, the individual is seen entering the store and discreetly stealing a laptop valued at ₦800,000.
According to the store owner, the suspect took advantage of a distracted salesgirl, who was engrossed in her phone, to carefully plan and execute the theft before walking out unnoticed.
In other news….. Popular Nigerian singer Simi is currently under fire on social media after a video of her struggling to answer basic current affairs questions during a trivia session with her husband, Adekunle Gold (AG Baby), went viral.
In the lighthearted game session hosted by AG Baby, Simi and a group of friends and family members took part in a current affairs Q&A. However, what was meant to be fun has since stirred reactions online, especially due to Simi’s incorrect responses.
One of the first questions asked by Adekunle Gold was, “What is the capital of Yobe State?” Simi quickly answered “Adamawa,” which is a completely different state. Others present also gave wrong answers until one woman correctly responded with “Damaturu.”
AG Baby then asked, “What is the capital of Ebonyi State?” Again, most participants missed it, but the same woman gave the right answer: “Abakaliki.”
Another question posed was, “Who is the current governor of Osun State?” Simi answered “Adegboyega,” which was incorrect. No one could give the right answer until Adekunle Gold gave a clue by referring to the governor as the “Dancing Governor.” This prompted the group to chorus “Adeleke,” referring to Governor Ademola Adeleke. However, when asked to state his first name, most of them stumbled again—until a man finally said “Ademola” and won a prize.
The group also failed to answer correctly when asked, “Who is the current Senate President of Nigeria?”
