News
3 Young Women Disgraced In Public After Being Caught Stealing At A Boutique (Photos)
Three ladies have been disgraced after they were found out to have stolen stuffs at a boutique in Akwa Ibom.
Photos have shown the cringe-worthy moment three young women were humiliated publicly in Akwa Ibom state.
The yet-to-identified women were reportedly disgraced after they were allegedly caught stealing cloths in a boutique in Uyo, the state capital.
Local reports show that the ladies who pretended to be customers were nabbed red-handed by one of the staff at the boutique after suspecting their movements. Upon being searched, clothing items were found in their possession.
The ladies were forced to sit on the ground and were filmed by the workers who blasted and embarrassed them.
It is not known if the women thereafter were let to go or if they were handed over to police officers for prosecution.
Below are more photos:
“He con fresh and sound so cool” – New video shows TikToker Salo recovering in hospital weeks after being shot in Lagos (Watch)
Chidimma Adetshina crowned Miss Universe Africa, Oceania
“Maybe the child is not his” – AY Comedian and estranged wife Mabel reportedly battle over custody of their second child
“Northern governors not opposed to tax reforms, just VAT distribution” – Abdullahi Sule
“Maybe the child is not his” – AY Comedian and estranged wife Mabel reportedly battle over custody of their second child
Jake Paul defeats Mike Tyson by unanimous decision
Woman sentenced for stabbing husband in domestic dispute over food
Kogi University dismisses four lecturers for sexu@l misconduct and examination malpractice
-
Celebrity Gossip & Gist2 days ago“Maybe the child is not his” – AY Comedian and estranged wife Mabel reportedly battle over custody of their second child
-
Sports2 days agoJake Paul defeats Mike Tyson by unanimous decision
-
News2 days agoKogi University dismisses four lecturers for sexu@l misconduct and examination malpractice
-
Crime2 days agoWoman sentenced for stabbing husband in domestic dispute over food