SS2 dropout poses in his car while sending warning message to girls asking him for school fees

lonneprincess__; Pregnancy is not a death sentence, you all just stopped taking care of yourselves like before?. Have seen some women till looking peng with belly.
Take care of yourself, big nose or not you can still look great and smell nice.

reesful; Makeup and light on your face made you think you’re fine girl, now you disliking your real face. It’s not pregnancy but your real face o.

_________chiomah; Why e be say na only rich people all these symptoms no dey affect, Una no dey see cy4luv ?

nosakhare2024; Nothing change. She just stopped using her cream and Snapchat filter ?

justnpete; The way una Dey take wan trend for this out Naija enh!!! Shey she no know say she Dey miss the most important ingredient. The makeup and filters wet she been Dey use. Abi she forget? Abeg make una remind her and them

jphillipz231; She looks the same just without the enhancements ??‍♀️

yourdarkskinbeaute; Some people that don’t know of hyperpigmentation during pregnancy, are talking about natural color coming out . Pregnancy do a lot to women, you should be happy for her that her hair or tooth didn’t fall out

Meanwhile, CorrectNG earlier reported that a 17-year-old boy identified as Noble Uzuchi was arrested in Rivers State for impregnating 10 ladies.

The State Police command nabbed the suspect alongside his 29-year-old accomplice, Chigozie Ogbonna.

Public Relations Officer (PPRO), Grace Iringe-Koko, said the two suspects were allegedly running a baby factory with two other ladies, Favour Bright, 30; and Peace Alikoi, 40.

In a statement released on Thursday, she said Uzuchi and Ogbonna were arrested following a tipoff.

According to Iringe-Koko, the four suspects operated in the Obio/Akpor and Ikwerre local government areas of the state.

The Police PRO said their base of operations was raided, leading to the rescue of the 10 pregnant ladies and arrest of the suspects.

The statement reads; “On Saturday, January 7, 2023, around 4.45 pm, while acting on credible intelligence available to the Rivers State Police Command, C4I Intelligence Unit operatives raided two houses at Igwuruta and Omagwa communities respectively, where victims of child trafficking were being kept.

“The victims rescued in the operation are 10, most of them pregnant.”

Iringe-Koko also said investigations revealed that when a victim gives birth to her baby, the syndicate leader kept the child and paid her a sum of N500,000 and that some of the babies previously delivered in the house had been sold.

“All the victims confessed that they were lured to the illicit sales of children because of the need to meet some financial challenges. A Honda Pilot Jeep, white, was recovered from the syndicate leader,” she added.