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Watch how 82 year old Oba Ladoja & Arole Oodua stood up to ŵelcome HRM Soun of Ogbomoso. **Yet, one 51 year old King arrogantly sat down & stretched his hand to welcome baba Ladoja who's 31 years older & a former Governor. SMH..

Watch how 82 year old Oba Ladoja & Arole Oodua stood up to ŵelcome HRM Soun of Ogbomoso. **Yet, one 51 year old King arrogantly sat down & stretched his hand to welcome baba Ladoja who's 31 years older & a former Governor. SMH..

The actual price is of IPhone 18 Duo is $2,000 dollars, which is about 2.6million naira. So why are vendors selling it for 4.3-4.5million naira? 🤔

Moment an American pastor and prophetess, who are both married, introduce a new wife to their congregation and announce that they are now in a polygynous marriage with a female church member, claiming it is the “will of God.” 😭🤦🏾‍♂️🙆🏾‍♂️

My son’s wife is refusing to allow us bury him in his house. She wants cemetery — Dad of late gospel musician, ToluwaniSings The father of late singer Toluwani Sings, Muniru Adekunle Olayemi, has appealed to his son’s wife to allow him to bury him in his house or family compound, insisting that he does not want his son buried in a church or cemetery. Toluwani d+ed on October 14, 2026, and his burial arrangements have reportedly sparked a disagreement between his father and his wife. Speaking in a recent interview, Olayemi explained that he went to see his son’s wife after learning of his de@th online and asked her to allow him to bury Toluwani at home. However, she reportedly refused and insisted that he should be buried in a cemetery. The grieving father said he would be happy if his son were buried in his house, adding that prayers could be organised there instead of burying him in a church or cemetery. “I don’t want him buried in a church or cemetery. I want him buried in his house and that will make me happy,” he said. Olayemi also recounted how his son came to live with his maternal family after the de@th of his mother in 1992, a few months after his birth. According to him, he brought his wife’s body back from Kano, but her family insisted on seeing her corpse. Afterward, they asked him to leave the child with them so they would not have to endure the pain of losing her while also caring for the baby. He said the family subsequently took care of Toluwani, explaining that his maternal relatives were Christians, which influenced the religious environment in which he grew up. The father, however, maintained that his son’s Muslim name was Sodiq Olayemi Bayonle, although he was popularly known as Toluwani Sings. He also explained that he maintained contact with his son and that his family supported the singer’s education. Olayemi is now appealing to his son’s wife and everyone involved in the burial arrangements to allow him to fulfil his wish of burying his son at home.

Consolidated Paramilitary Salary Structure in Nigeria. 250-300 for entry level with BSC

One thing I like about British people is. They aren't emotional. They are Nice but they think with brain not feet nor mind. . Nigerians are Overly Emotional. After careful examination of that lady that got dropped in Nigeria. . She's Guilty. I would never shade a man. Unless obvious. You went to UK in 2022, got dropped in 2026. 4 years or let's say 3 years. When you were leaving Nigeria, how much did you contribute? You were even reluctant to leave Nigeria. TO comot Nigeria with a wife and 2 kids costs nothing less than N15 million in 2022. Election period and cash scarcity. Bragging you paid school fee is out of it. Because if U no do am. Wetin U for do??? I sure say U no intelligent, na why the husband no risk you being a student. Most Muslim men prefer a student lady and they working arrangements. A student studying hard not to fail is a tedious job coupled with taking kids to school and taking care of them while you are at work. Yes, you have that Aura sympathy. I have been to your Instagram page. Women supporting women. I wonder what they would do for you, sponsor you for Masters. Or Drag Home Office. HO wey wan reduce Una before. That's automatically 3 people self deported. It could have cost them up to £60k. You repeatedly said, he should remove you from his Visa. Your wish was granted. You bought mic. You said you pay for Groceries from Lidl and Tesco (Omo Ogbon) but your husband pays for African stores and Una b Ibadan. Eating Amala back to back. You pay for WiFi and Electricity. I'm very sure you would have quoted that verse men are providers. He was playing House rents, Council tax, African stores, Car insurance, Black tax etc. The way you sounded you paid remaining part of school fee. Because your husband has paid nothing less than £3,500 for deposits before securing visa. Paying bills as a couple it's not a favour. It's a basic thing to do. You had arguement over cooking. Obviously, you wanted him to be cooking. Una go write time table. Lol. You can say anything. Your Sympathy Aura is 100%. For him to plan it to Execution and his family was aware especially your husband sister says many things. I mention 3. 1. Your intelligence is low 2. Your sister in law, didn't give you a hint, what are online sisters thinking they are wiser than her. 3. For you to wake up early in the morning, pack your loads out of the house and saying you are scared of your life in your sister house na Bad sign of how you perceived your in laws. His own family. You reported him to his brothers but when he needed to do an operation. He chose his sister house. Means you have been close with the wrong person that can talk with him. Lastly, born into poverty is bad, it lingers too long even if riches comes. You seeing money, seeing that freedom you can make money as a woman and you lost yourself. @ronkecarew You started well on this space and promised to have healed. But I advise you go for a Therapy because the last 3-5 months have been a nightmare from you with your perspectives concerning your age. You married Oyinbo prolly in 2004. Hes non Muslim. So that's against Islam. Shouldn't you be happy. الله gave you chance to correct your mistakes instead of fuelling new generation.

The Minister of Education, Dr Tunji Alausa has revealed a very disturbing trend where says the Federal Government through TETFund spent ₦220 billion over 10 years sponsoring Nigerians for overseas training, with 80% refusing to return.