“I’ve never followed them to any r0bbery operation before, the guy I was dating gave me one of the phones that they stole. I knew he was an armed r0bber. My first boyfriend is inside pris0n for robbery too and that’s when I started dating this new one that’s also an armed r0bber”… pic.twitter.com/Z9Dk08aiD2
It is a minor case! The transmission is not transitioning in the direction of the acceleration to engage the radiator very close to the gear selector! [quote author=EmmyMaestro post=140855908]Unusual scene as man is spotted fixing moving bus while passengers remain inside in Lagos
A man has sparked reactions online after he was spotted fixing a moving bus while passengers were still inside the vehicle in Lagos.
The unusual scene, captured in a video circulating on social media, showed the man sitting at the front of a yellow Volkswagen bus with its bonnet raised as the vehicle appeared to be in motion.
He was seen leaning over the front section of the bus while holding what appeared to be a tool or vehicle component, seemingly attempting to fix a fault without the bus being taken off the road.
Man attempts repairs while bus continues moving
In the footage, the man remained seated on the front part of the vehicle as it travelled along the road.
The unusual method of carrying out the repair has drawn attention because of the apparent risks involved, particularly with the vehicle still moving and other road users nearby.
The incident also highlights the improvised ways some motorists and transport operators deal with vehicle problems when they occur on busy Lagos roads.
Video sparks reactions online
The footage has generated discussion among social media users, with many focusing on the apparent danger involved in attempting to repair a moving vehicle.
Others were amused by the man’s determination to get the bus working without stopping completely.
The circumstances surrounding the vehicle fault, including whether the bus eventually stopped safely or continued its journey after the repair, were not immediately clear from the footage.
Shocking 😳 video of a Machanic repairing a Bus 🚌 in Lagos while it was still moving with passengers inside pic.twitter.com/Mop4Xrcofq
The peace of the lord that the world cannot give be with all Christian faithfuls today! The world and it religions can't give give peace, love, joy etc because only the recreated human spirit under the regenerating power of the holy spirit can produce them. As we worship today we should see beyond religion and acknowledge and thank God that we are found and accepted in the beloved. Religion cannot save the world, only jesus can. Thank God for the trinity (God the father, God the son, God the holy ghost). Amen!
I prefer taking normal buses instead of all these Nigerian transport companies, if you are not prayerful enough you will get caught up in their sacrifice!
If some girls snub you, go and do thanksgiving with testimony in church?
Evaress: Some of you will look at it as if she is giving an attitude, but honestly she is just trying to protect herself from predators and from getting used and dumped.
Do you know how many guys have given girls a lot of empty promises, taken their virginity and ended up dumping them?
It’s always the girl that carries all the cross. She suffers all the shame. She carries the unwanted pregnancy.
Guys will say anything just to have you in bed with them. And how would you know the real ones? Even the quiet, innocent-looking ones — those guys do the worst.
Sorry for your financial hemorrhage! At least she didn't kill you!
manitobor: I had quite a healthy bank account last year and was willing to invest a reasonable amount in her. She said she didn't want to go back to school and update her education, and that it's only business that she wanted to do. Okay, later on we agreed on baking business and I gave her money to start it. It didn't reach a complete two months before she ran the business aground, giving flimsy excuses.
Meanwhile I was still spending profusely on her cos one thing about me which some guys might misconstrue as simping is that when I truly love a lady I spend a lot on her.
To cut the very long story short, we started talking marriage, we did the introduction and was about to perform other marriage rites before she took in and we had to suspend everything pertaining to marriage till after the delivery of the baby in accordance with the custom of their people.
Mind you, all along I was the one fully taking care of her, and later on when she took in and after the introduction, she moved in fully with me in my apartment. That was around December last year. That was when expenses became huge on me. I noticed how wasteful she was with food items and how she pressured me into spending extravagantly on exquisite food and takeouts and other stuff. My finances started bleeding profusely once she moved in with me and my business started floundering, contracts that I used to get many of them started dwindling and ebbing off completely. It was a most terrible period for me.
Kingzjayzee: 23-year-old Nigerian midfielder Lasisi Adewale Adebayo, popularly known as “Waley,” has joined Spanish club Atlético Teresiano after his spell with Albanian side KF Turbina.
The move represents another step in the young midfielder’s European football journey, taking him from Nigeria to Albania and now to Spain
Adebayo was born on 25 May 2003 in Lagos, Nigeria, and is listed as an attacking midfielder, although he can also operate from the left side of midfield. Transfermarkt lists him at 1.58m and as a right-footed player.
Before moving to Spain, Adebayo had been with KF Turbina in Albania, where he joined in July 2025. His transfer to Atlético Teresiano therefore gives him an opportunity to continue developing his career in another European football environment.
The Ondo State Government, on Wednesday, confirmed the deaths of 24 residents of Odigbo Local Government Area of the state following the consumption of a herbal liquid substance.
PUNCH Metro gathered that no fewer than 24 residents of two communities in the council area, Araromi Obu and Odigbo town, reportedly lost their lives after consuming the substance.
The incident, which was said to have occurred on Saturday, has thrown the affected communities into mourning.
A source in the area who pleaded anonymity told our correspondent that the deceased consumed the substance at different locations on Saturday but later became unconscious, leading to their deaths. At the same time, some others who also consumed it were rushed to hospitals.
The source said, “They (the deceased) drank the herbal substance and started dying. Eight people died in Araromi Obu while 16 others lost their lives in Odigbo town, but we have yet to confirm if it was what they drank that killed them. But we are sure that the people died after drinking the herbal drinks.
“Some of the people died in their sleep while some died when they got home, and many are still in the hospital as I am talking to you.”
Confirming the incident in a telephone interview with our correspondent, the Chairman of Odigbo Local Government Area, Mr Taiwo Adegoroye, said the deceased consumed the substance before the incident, adding that they were waiting for a medical team to carry out an autopsy to determine the actual cause of the deaths.
Adegoroye said, “We can confirm the death of 24 people, eight in Araromi Obu and 16 in Odigbo town, and many are still on admission at hospitals. But we have yet to ascertain the cause of the deaths, and we are still waiting for the team from the state Ministry of Health to carry out the test on the deceased. That is why we can’t specifically say the real cause.”
The chairman also said he had banned the sale and consumption of locally brewed alcoholic drinks in the area as a precautionary measure.
According to him, a preliminary verbal autopsy conducted by the local government health team indicated a possible link between the reported deaths and the consumption of the substances.
In the same vein, the state Commissioner for Health, Dr Banji Ajaka, also confirmed the incident in a telephone interview, saying investigations were underway to establish the actual cause of the deaths.
Ajaka did not immediately disclose the specific substance suspected to have caused the deaths but said medical and health officials would conduct further assessments in the affected communities.
“The government is taking the matter seriously, and we will provide more details after the ongoing investigation has established the circumstances surrounding the incident.”
Meanwhile, some youths in the town staged a mini protest to the palace of the Odigbo traditional ruler to demand explanations and urgent measures to prevent further loss of life.
Addressing the youths, the monarch of the town, Oba Rufus Akinrinmade, appealed for calm and assured them that efforts would be made to ascertain the circumstances surrounding the deaths and find a lasting solution to the situation.
This is what they are into and they would be worshiping them in their various prosperity churches as evidence that the word works!
Eriokanmi: Another bad luck giving us bad names. Nigeria's second name globally is fraud while her other name is insecurity. Those are the things that come to mind once they hear that name. Previously it used to be intellectuals, sports, growing economy, name it.
I remember in 2014 when I enrered Germany. The moment their immigration saw my passport, he asked of Okocha and Yekini. Today, the story has changed
Fake English, fake certificates from fake Nigerian universities no basis of comparison between you and von batten, let him catch you spewing shit, we will all be here to witness how he will drag you on the floor!
Amberly01: Fani-Kayode Tackles Von Batten over Tinubu Allegations, Questions Credentials, Motives
With your connections you can be a professor at 5years in Nigeria
Olofofo247ng: Here are 7 Nigerians who became Professors in their 30s
1. Damilola Sunday Olawuyi; He became a Professor of Law (International / Energy, Environmental Law) at 32. He is one of the youngest full professors of law and the youngest Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN) in academic track.
2. Aisha Sani Maikudi: She became a Professor of Law (International Law) at 38. She is the youngest female law professor in Nigeria and first female professor of law from the Northwest region.
3. Ahmad Ibrahim Doko: He became a Professor of Quantity Surveying at 37. He also became the youngest professor at ABU, Zaria in his discipline.
4. Evans Osabuohien: He became a Professor of Economics at 38.
5. Francis Oisaghaede Egbokhare : He became a Professor of Linguistics at 37.
6. Ayodele Awojobi: He became a Professor of Mechanical Engineering at 37. He is said to be very highly regarded; part of earlier generations but featured because of how young he was when promoted.
7. Michael Umale Adikwu: He became a Professor of Pharmacy at 35. He was known for being the youngest Pharmacy professor in Nigeria.
Nigeria and forgery, so this one sef na professor. No body will allow this one to come close to kindergarten children elsewhere talk more of "professor". Kaiii the must fear Nigeria I'm not surprised!!
SchoolPlug: Just when you thought the Atiba University Law saga couldn't get any more interesting...
After reportedly describing some protesting Law students as “intellectually bankrupt”, the university's DVC was captured climbing over a fence to escape.
According to reports, the Law students had blocked the usual exit after the heated confrontation over the 10-year ban on Atiba University's Law programme. So, when the main gate was no longer an option... Sir activated Plan B: FENCE.
The Law Student’s of ATIBA UNIVERSITY, make sure the DVC who spoke to them rudely and arrogantly during their protest yesterday, could not leave the school, until he escaped through the Fence…
This is the type of judgement that await all Oppressor …
When you strike off physical features and money what else could be the impediment, Feelings --the ones you are meeting are impotent?
Evaress: It feels like the people who are drawn to me aren’t the ones I’m drawn to. I don’t feel a connection, and I can’t fake it.
Meanwhile, the people I genuinely like don’t seem to feel the same way about me.
Then I get blamed for being single, like I’m the problem for saying no.
But should I force feelings that aren’t there? I’ve tried, and it doesn’t work.
I just wish it was easier to find someone who feels the same way I do.
I want the feelings to be mutual on both sides not one-sided love.
I don't even need the man to be as handsome as brad pitt or as rich as Elon musk. There is this certain type of appeal that i find attractive in a Guy which most guys don't have.
Came here from where? PDP or APGA? are you gaslighting yourself?
ogododo: "Before I came here, 27 states are unable to pay salaries"
President Bola Tinubu has criticised Atiku Abubakar’s vow to reverse the subsidy removal, describing it as a demonstration of “serious ignorance on governance and economy.”
Tinubu, spoke while receiving the re-elected Governor of Osun State, Ademola Adeleke, at the State House, Abuja
Thoughts?
#NigeriaInfoMCF
"Before I came here, 27 states are unable to pay salaries"
President Bola Tinubu has criticised Atiku Abubakar’s vow to reverse the subsidy removal, describing it as a demonstration of “serious ignorance on governance and economy.”
I'm not downplaying your situation but I suffered same. Slept under obalende bridge, Ajah bridge, uncompleted buildings in Abuja, ran mildly insane and spent many months in spiritual healing home then got better by the grace of God so the greatest battle of my life was fighting off my father's ill-will induced by demonic influence by his siblings(suppossed uncles and aunties) through juju and charms, just so my education will suffer because of my intelligence and brilliance. Thank God I healed emotionally, spiritually and physically, got married, owns lands, I mean fcta approved lands not (mayi angwa) the moment I shut out the world and address my challenge from within and stopped blaming everyone as responsible for my plight. Please know that relatives, friends even online audience are never going to listen to you, they will insult and guilt trip you under the pretence of advice . The moment you start looking away from the perceived authors of your predicament both family and outsiders, God will raise total strangers from no where to take up your matter and fend for you as if they gave birth to you I mean total stranger. The reason you have not gotten any help yet is because you think the source of your problem are people you know.
voiceunheard: My Experience After Relying on a Pastor’s Promise During a Difficult Time - How Broken Trust Affected My Health, Finances & Peace of Mind
(I have kept records of my communications and interactions regarding this matter)
I am sharing this because I have carried this pain alone for too long, and it has affected my health, finances, and emotional stability.
I come from a very difficult family background. For many years, I experienced emotional abuse, constant frustration, and lack of support from my parents and siblings. While my father was alive, he repeatedly told me that he would make me to be frustrated in life, he will make me to be useless, and that I would be born to regret. Even when I did the right thing, I was still abused. Living in that environment became unbearable, and I eventually left in order to preserve my sanity and try to build a life for myself.
After leaving my parents house, I struggled to secure stable housing and rebuild my life under difficult financial and emotional conditions. In 2025, I was living in a room-and-parlor apartment with another person. We paid the rent, agreement, and agent fees 50/50. Before the rent expired, serious conflict arose between us. Her elder sister threw my belongings out without notice. My belongings remained in an uncompleted building for three days, and I became completely stranded.
In my desperation, I went to a Living Faith Church (Winners Chapel) and was directed to Pastor Onyekachi Nwokolobia. I did not approach him on my own. He prayed with me and told me, "God has stepped into the matter." He asked me to confirm the cost of renting a new place and promised that he would pay the full rent, including agreement and agent fees. I did not ask him for financial assistance. I only needed somewhere to stay temporarily and planned to be paying ₦5,000 monthly until I could fully sort myself out. The promise was entirely his initiative.
Because of this assurance, I relied on his words. If not for that promise, I would have immediately pursued police action against the people who threw my belongings out, recovered part of my money, added what I had, and borrowed a small amount from my bank to rent a house. Instead, I waited, trusting his promise.
During this period, I stayed in an open place and was exposed to cold. My health began to suffer. When I later met the pastor in the area and asked about the promise, explaining that cold was seriously affecting me, he said:
"You are the one who said you want to leave your parents' house because they were frustrating you. You have to bear it."
He also said:
"There are many people I have promised. I am settling them little by little."
If he already had many unfulfilled promises to others, why did he make another expensive promise to me with such confidence, as if the money was already available?
He also told me that I had "stopped calling him, since I stopped calling him, he said let him see how I will look for a way out" which I found confusing - was I expected to call him constantly while waiting for him to fulfill his promise?
There was a time he suggested the area I will rent a house (maybe he wants somewhere close to him or the church) but I didn't agree with him and I saw the look on his face.
As time passed, he began ignoring my calls. During a phone conversation, when it was clear that I was desperate to secure accommodation, he told me:
"Don't go into prostitution to get money to rent a house."
This statement shocked and deeply humiliated me. I had never suggested or implied anything like that.
When I later shared this experience with a church member, she initially acknowledged that the pastor's actions were wrong. However, she then began offering explanations and justifications - including suggesting that the pastor made the statement to "prevent me from prostitution", and that he could not explain himself to me because doing so would be "bringing himself down where I am". This response deeply troubled me. It reflected a mindset where a pastor's status is prioritized over the dignity, pain, and wellbeing of a vulnerable person seeking help.
Eventually, because the delay became unbearable, I went to the police regarding the people who threw my belongings out and recovered part of my money (I could have recovered more if I had not relied on the pastor's promise, the pastor also asked me not to report the people who threw my belongings out to the police). I informed the pastor that I now had more than half of the rent and asked him to assist with the remaining amount so I could finally rent a place, I also asked him several times if he is sure he will fulfill his promise, instead of being honest with me, because he felt the being honest will make him look small, he said "He doesn't make empty promises" and promised to help me with the remaining amount. He still did nothing.
Around this time, someone invited me to a church where I was told:
"You should forgive people who have offended you and let go for your way to be open. How do you expect your way to be open when you are harboring many people in your heart?"
This made me realize how much emotional pain I had been carrying. The prolonged waiting, broken promise, and silence were destroying me. I formally reported the pastor to the church headquarters after waiting for more than four months, I also went to his office, he said he has nothing to tell me.
I did not report him because I wanted money. I reported him because of the broken promise and the emotional harm caused by months of silence. The threats came only after I made the report, and I later reported those threats too.
After I reported him, his behavior changed. He told me that "I would d*e within a short time". He warned that "this trend you are embarking on will land you in a place you least expect." He said, "Don't let me see you, you won't find it funny." He later called me a "thief", saying I wanted to reap where I did not sow, and told me that my life is "messed up."
From that point on, my health and emotional well-being deteriorated. I fell sick frequently, spent money on medications, struggled to concentrate on my business, and lost income. Eventually, I had to borrow money to rent a house on my own, which I am still going to pay back. The consequences of relying on his promise continue to affect my life in several areas (emotionally, my spirit is shattered. I can no longer concentrate or run my business properly).
I reported this matter to the church headquarters multiple times via email. I first reported this in August 2025 and sent multiple follow-up emails with no acknowledgment. After five months of complete silence, I reported again in January 2026 because the pastor's broken promise was destroying my health, finances, and emotional wellbeing. Only then did they acknowledge my complaint, apologizing for the "prolonged silence" and promising "urgent attention." However, they have since gone silent again for another month despite these assurances.
The church's repeated silence, despite multiple complaints and promises to investigate, has left me with no choice but to share this publicly. Private accountability channels have completely failed.
I am sharing this not to attack any church, but to speak about how broken promises, silence, and threatening words from someone in authority can deeply damage a vulnerable person's life.
No one should have to carry this kind of burden alone.
I am honestly asking:
• Is it right for a pastor to make strong promises to someone in distress and then disappear? • Is it right to stop someone from going to the police and then abandon them? • Is it okay to scare someone after they speak up? • When does spiritual authority become harmful to a person's mental and emotional wellbeing?
Attached are supporting screenshots for transparency. Including email correspondence with church headquarters showing months of no response, and messages showing threatening behavior. Personal details have been hidden for privacy.
I am posting this anonymously for my safety, but I am open to support or advice. If you wish to reach out, please contact me via this email: voiceunheardstories@gmail.com
This is my personal experience and understanding of events as they occurred.
Soso Soberekon's wedding in Delta State has turned into one of the biggest celebrity events of the year, and social media can't stop talking about it.
From luxury arrivals to the glamorous atmosphere, the celebration has attracted some of Nigeria's biggest stars. Among those spotted at the wedding are 2Baba, Natasha Osawaru, Ini Edo, Juliet Ibrahim, Priscilla Ojo and her mother Iyabo Ojo, along with many other entertainers and dignitaries who came together to celebrate the occasion.
With private jets, designer outfits, unforgettable moments and famous faces everywhere you look, the wedding has all the ingredients of a blockbuster celebrity celebration.
Watch the video to see all the celebrities who showed up, the stunning fashion, the luxury atmosphere and the unforgettable moments from Soso Soberekon's grand wedding in Delta State.
Popular Nigerian content creator Habeeb Hamzat, popularly known as Peller, has stirred reactions online after revealing that he turned down an alleged offer from DStv to broadcast his upcoming wedding.
In a viral video shared on X, Peller claimed he would rather livestream the ceremony on YouTube, TikTok and Twitch, where millions of his followers can watch the event live.
According to him:
"DSTV is begging me that they want to stream my wedding, but I'm sorry DSTV, I'll be streaming my wedding on Twitch, YouTube & TikTok. It will be the biggest wedding out of Africa!"
Peller is set to marry fellow content creator Jarvis (Jadrolita) on August 1, 2026.
The couple have already completed their traditional marriage rites, shared their pre-wedding photos, and have continued to make headlines with their lavish wedding preparations. Reports indicate that 12 cows were presented as part of the traditional rites, while invited guests are expected to wear the official aso ebi. Celebrity businessman Cubana Chief Priest has also reportedly pledged ₦10 million toward the wedding, while Peller revealed he has been privately attending marriage counselling as he prepares for married life.
Rather than allowing the ceremony to be broadcast on traditional television, the couple also plan to stream the wedding live across YouTube, TikTok and Twitch, making it accessible to fans around the world.
Peller's announcement has generated mixed reactions online, with many praising his confidence while others questioned whether the event can truly become the "biggest wedding out of Africa."
I have personally met a deaf and dumb fellow healed in pastor Chris crusade in Lagos and everyone knows he preaches the true gospel of Christ, but he should make it more verifiable by connecting live to hospitals and morgues to make doubters believe!
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Crime › Re: Woman Confesses Knowing Her Boyfriends Were Armed Robbers (video) by CreatedtwoRule: 3:51pm On Oct 15
