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How Do I Recover My Money From My Uncle? Urgent Advice Needed Please
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I am from the North east, did my secondary education in the south by sponsoring myself through menial jobs, finished in 2014 then went back to my village to engage in subsistence farming and also to be close to my mother since no means to further my education. Fast forward to early this year I took jamb and choosed Unimaid, I did well and I was given admission. Prior to this period I have saved some funds from my 3 years of farming, and I had some livestock (2 ram). I went for the registration process and after that I was directed to pay my registration fee which is #34 050, and the money I had left was 23k, so I called my uncle in the village to sell my rams and send the fund for me to complete my reg and to use any money left for my upkeep and ever since then he has refused to pick my call. I called my mum and told her what was happening and after making enquiries she found out my uncle has sold the rams so she confronted him about the funds and he said he has used it for a more important thing that I should not waste my time thinking of forwarding my education because I will not succeed. And my mum has been crying since then, Please how do I get my funds back, what should I do because registration closes by midnight of 30th November, which is on Thursday......... I have contact elders from our village but he still refuse to release my money...... Please what should I do Next.... time is not on my side......
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