Oyedokun Ayodele

A voice note from the deceased and an unknown man has emerged, instructing that all his properties should go to his first wife and children, as he has already settled his second wife. He mentioned two prominent politicians in Ondo Town, Hon Jibayo and Hon Akinlaja as his witnesses.

Man left embarrassed after his girlfriend refused to say YES to his surprise proposal during her NYSC Passing Out Parade.

Shock in Ondo as popular owner of Esther Estate, Akinbolusere Kayode Tolufe, reportedly committed suicide after recording a video explaining his frustration and willing his properties to his wife and children.

Young Nigerian Cyclist Earns Guinness World Record For Riding 2.9-Metres-High Bicycle A young cyclist from Kebbi State, Bello Muhammad, has earned international recognition after riding a bicycle measuring 2.9 metres in height without assistance. The achievement, recognised by Guinness World Records, was celebrated at the Kebbi State Government Secretariat in Birnin Kebbi, where officials commended the cyclist for showcasing the ingenuity and potential of Nigerian youths. At 2.9 metres tall, this bicycle has earned its rider, Bello Muhammad, a place in the Guinness World Records.

One thing is very worrisome: federal and state jobs have now become slots, instead of being based on merit. Last week, a friend here reached out to me on behalf of other candidates. They went through the Customs recruitment process, passed some stages, and were invited to Abuja for a drug test. They were expecting results, only for them to realize that their names had been substituted with those of unknown persons who had already been invited for training. I saw them protesting a few days ago. Some people will graduate and keep looking for jobs, collecting money from their parents to apply, while a politician somewhere already has slots that he will share with leaders and loyalists in his constituency. It is not limited to jobs alone. Even Federal Government-funded foreign scholarships are being distributed as slots, while others waste their time and resources going through the official process. A few weeks ago, the @NigeriaRevenue (NRS) denied having any ongoing recruitment and warned the public to beware of fraudsters. Till now, there has been no official communication about starting one. In this video, the APC deputy governorship candidate in Oyo State, Hon. Adesoji Adedeji, is seen with some APC leaders visiting the Ogbomoso Central Mosque to seek support. He is the younger brother of the NRS Chairman, Dr. Zacch Adedeji. The Imam who received them told the congregation that Hon. Adedeji gave them N21 million for the installation of solar power in the mosque. He further disclosed that they requested jobs for their people at the NRS and were given 2 slots by Hon. Adedeji, who holds no position in the NRS. It didn't end there. The Imam later spoke to the NRS Chairman himself and raised the issue of job opportunities again, and the Chairman reportedly promised them 5 slots at the agency. Seven slots in total, just because of an election, whereas there are hundreds of thousands of graduates out there waiting for the agency to officially commence recruitment. It is well!

Man surprises his mom after 11 years abroad, brings home his wife and child

Spanish and Barcelona star Vicky Lopez pays tribute to her late Nigerian mother. On Monday night at the Ballon d'Or ceremony, 20-year-old Vicky Lopez won the Women's Young Player of the Year award for the second consecutive year. While delivering her acceptance speech, Lopez said: "Mum, although you can't be with me physically, I feel your presence every day. Everything I've achieved I owe to you, so thank you for teaching me never to give up." The star, whose father is Spanish and mother is Nigerian, was born in 2006 in Vallecas, a working-class neighbourhood in Madrid. Vicky López's mother was Joy Felix, a Nigerian woman who worked as a business owner before passing away from a brain tumour in 2018, when Vicky was 11 years old.

Tinubu seeks National Assembly approval for $20.5bn, €1.04bn external loans President Bola Tinubu has asked the National Assembly to approve a supplementary external borrowing plan of $20.52 billion and €1.04 billion for projects and programmes across several sectors. Tinubu’s request was conveyed in a letter read by Senate President Godswill Akpabio during plenary on Tuesday. Akpabio, who read the letter on Tuesday during plenary, said the request covers the 2026–2027 fiscal period and targets critical sectors, including power, transportation, agriculture, healthcare, education, water supply and security. According to the letter, the proposed facilities total $20,517,755,901 and €1,045,083,643, and the projects have been selected after technical and economic assessments.

It is a joy to watch our own @burnaboy present the ‘Socrates Award’ at the ongoing @ballondor . The Socrates Award honors humanitarian work and social initiatives connected to football, and the winner was @BukayoSaka87 . I was even happier when he said that one day he would see one of the players from his football academy on this stage collecting an award. He owns and finances the ‘Burna Boy Football Academy’ in Port Harcourt, which gives African youth the opportunity to showcase their talent to managers, scouts, and agents across the globe. Burna Boy is the only person who isn't a popular ex-football player or coach, yet has climbed onto the stage to present an award tonight.

The moment an American pastor and his wife announced to the congregation that they were in a polygynous marriage, and then introduced the second wife to the church. The second wife also runs a ministry. She was a ‘little sister’ to the first wife. My own be say the pastor like big things 🤣😅😄

Who vex this cow or give am colos?

26-year-old Obanyeli Jesse Chima was an international student from Nigeria who had just finished his master's degree in Public Health in London. He was waiting in a lounge to meet friends for a joint birthday celebration when he said he needed to step outside for some air. His breathing quickly deteriorated. Despite using three different inhalers he had with him, nothing helped. His friend called an ambulance, but while she was still on the phone with the operator, he collapsed. His friends started CPR right there on the street, guided by the emergency operator. Paramedics spent about two hours working to stabilise him before rushing him to hospital. He was placed on life support. At first, medics hoped he would only suffer memory loss. But two days later, doctors confirmed there had been no improvement and tests showed he was brain-dead. Jesse was just 26. He leaves behind three siblings in Nigeria. He was known as a passionate Chelsea FC fan who had even worked at the club. His friend Eva said his family had been saving money to fly over for his graduation. "His family had saved money for his graduation, and now that money needs to be used to bury their child," she said. Friends are now raising money to transport his body back to Nigeria so his family can lay him to rest. A GoFundMe account has been created. gofundme.com/f/help-bring-ch…