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Replying to @ShopKonga
@ShopKonga my orders F478460980001 and F478460980002 were both dispatched on 10/06/2025. I received a call from 0705 379 7773 at 1:03 pm on 17/10/2025 requesting to know if I’d be available for pickup. The last thing we discussed was that he would send me the account details.
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He did not send the details and has not picked my calls ever since. I would like to know the whereabouts of my order. Cheers.
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How can you expect people to trust you with payment in advance when it takes you over a week to even respond? And when you do respond, you say the shipping cost is “too high”! Are you profiling me because my address is in Bariga? Do better. #Oraimo
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As someone who’s made previous purchases from Oraimo, this is extremely disappointing. Your customer service is non-existent, and my confidence in your platform has tanked.
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I’ve called both Oraimo customer care lines no answer. Reached out on WhatsApp only to be looped through an automated system with zero resolution.
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I was then told to either make another order and pay before delivery or transfer money to an account that would be sent to me. This is not how a trusted retail platform should operate.
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Replying to @oraimomate
@OraimoMate I placed an order on May 8. Got an automated confirmation but no updates until May 15 when I received a strange call from someone claiming to be your rep, saying my order couldn’t be processed because the shipping cost was “too high.”
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“We believe that it is unconstitutional to scapegoat women for speaking out against sexual harassment” Read our full statement below: We at Document Women are deeply concerned about the handling of the sexual harassment petition against Senate President Godswill Akpabio by the Senate Committee on Ethics, Code of Conduct, and Public Petitions. In addition to the case being dismissed for “procedural flaws”, the petitioner, Senator Natasha Akpoti-Ufuaghan, has been suspended for six months without pay and is required to write an apology letter for the Senate to consider lifting or reducing her suspension. Alarmingly, this judgment was delivered by the individual accused in a case he also presided over. This situation represents an assault on justice, and it poses a risk of a similar miscarriage of justice for every Nigerian woman. We believe that it is unconstitutional to scapegoat women for speaking out against sexual harassment. No legal technicality should overshadow the seriousness of allegations of sexual harassment, which merit a thorough, impartial, and transparent investigation. This misuse of legalities reflects an institution that frequently silences women and raises concerns about its integrity in ensuring that all Nigerians, regardless of gender, are treated with dignity and respect. While we applaud Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan for resubmitting the sexual harassment petition against Akpabio, this should never have happened in the first place. We are therefore calling for Senate President Akpabio to step down to allow for an independent investigation. Our legislative processes should not be used as tools to silence those seeking justice. We stand in solidarity with Senator Akpoti-Uduaghan and all women who bravely come forward with similar allegations. We urge the Senate and relevant authorities to ensure a fair and transparent investigation, free from procedural obstacles, in order to uphold the principles of ethical governance, accountability, justice, and equality for all. Signed, Document Women.
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Have you been a victim of sextortion? You're not alone. Share your experience anonymously & help raise awareness. Your story matters. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…… #sextortion #survivorstories #youarenotalone
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I will keep reminding you every 14 market days that Simon Ekpa is a fraud and he has been paid by politicians to cause chaos in the South East. If e dey choke you, I dey my house - come and beat me.
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During the May 30 Biafra Remembrance Day 2024, this rogue was tweeting in his room without observing the tradition of participating in procession services and to show us those he claims to be leading as prime minister (crime minister). He did not show us any event worthy of a freedom fighter, remembering his people who were gruesomely murdered for the struggle. He was in his room shouting WOTOWOTO all day. He wrote and openly claimed responsibility for the murder of the soldiers at Aba on that fateful day, yet, the Nigeria govt read it and kept quiet because he was their proxy. I don't know when Biafrans became so gullible that when they see fraud, they cannot recognise it. Switch off the bots built around his social media handles, this fɔol has less than 100 organic followers, some of whom are daft and idiotic. _ Citizen Observer
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The people are suffering yet government is padding budget, Bandits enjoying on tiktok yet the government is arresting protesters
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Trade union Professional bodies Student union Market women Artisans And other citizens When you are ready!
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Mr Tinubu #FreePidom The wrongdoings in your illegitimate government is the problem not @PIDOMNIGERIA ‘s exposure of the wrongdoings
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It’s unacceptable to charge protesters for treason. It’s an abuse of power and constitutionally-guaranteed rights. This must be condemned by all well-meaning Nigerians. Help must be provided to protect the rights of these patriots. #EndBadGovernanceInNigeria
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Replying to @Imranmuhdz @woye1
What about PhD bought while working as a minister?
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