A lady has taken to social media to share the heartbreaking aftermath of a fire outbreak that reportedly destroyed her mother’s shop.
In a video shared online, she showed more than ₦1 million in cash that was burnt in the incident.
The charred naira notes could be seen among the items affected by the fire, highlighting the extent of the damage suffered by her mother.
The woman appeared devastated as she documented the remains of the money, which was reportedly kept at the shop before the fire broke out.
The incident has sparked sympathy from social media users, with many expressing concern over the financial loss and offering words of encouragement to the family.
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@𝑺𝒊𝒓 𝑼𝒛𝒐𝒓 🇳🇬 🎽:”Why keep cash ? 💰 Take them to the bank 🏦”
@Lexjay:”She should take everything to a big first bank and speak with the manager most of the money will be accepted.”
@Lonely Boi🙁:”At this present age and time, for 2026, u still dey keep money for house? Wetin do bank?”
@Mrs Umar:”This is too much 😢🥺💔💔”
@uzumaki:”can the bank do anything about this?”
In other news… A lady has shared how her friend reportedly cancelled her wedding after discovering that her fiancé was gay.
According to the woman, her friend was preparing for a wedding scheduled for February when she began having doubts about her partner.
She claimed that her friend became suspicious after observing what she described as feminine behaviour among some of the man’s friends.
Rather than ignore her concerns, the woman reportedly carried out further checks and eventually discovered the man’s Instagram account.
According to her account, the man had openly shared his sexuality on the platform, leading her friend to call off the planned wedding.
The revelation has since sparked reactions online, with some users questioning how the couple got to the point of planning a wedding without having more conversations about their relationship and sexuality.
Others focused on the possible financial implications of cancelling a wedding after preparations had already begun.
