Glimpsetv: A Nigerian man couldn’t hide his emotions as he filmed the National Stadium in Surulere, Lagos. Upon witnessing its dilapidated condition, he cried out: “Ah, ah, ah! This is almost unbelievable! This is the National Stadium, Surulere, Lagos—now in a state of abandonment and gradually rotting away.”
He lamented the decline of a once-glorious venue that had produced great athletes and hosted both international and local sporting events. “Totally abandoned,” he continued. “Gradually, and gradually, it’s fading into history.”
In frustration, he asked: “Ah! Who has done this to us in this country? What is happening? Why? This is unbelievable! Ah!”
The video has since gone viral, sparking a wave of reactions across social media platforms. Watch the trending video and share your thoughts in the comments.
meobizy: Marriage is always going to hold somebody back. We were raised to be independent. All of a sudden, we're forced to depend on another while trying to chase our dreams. Ko le werk. I will achieve my dreams first before giving this marriage thing a go.
You can combine both.
The likes of Omotola n Joke silva did
If it's achievable in other careers...why should acting be different
Iretii0511: In Africa, we mixed our culture with religion. That’s why when a Yoruba person wants to reference God with the second person pronoun, he/she uses “ẹ”. It’s how a lot of our religion dogma in Africa is formed.
That’s actually language translation. Yoruba language uses Ẹ to address superior
Lovelytyme: On the 9th Thursday,April 2025 when I was just washing my clothes outside and jejeli minding my business, that something remarkable happened. Before I go into detail of what happened, it should be understood that where I reside is a very well civilized environment so I don't expect such occurrence to arise A large bird from nowhere entered into the passage of my house. It was as though the bird was chased by something. I never waited as i took hold of the mop I saw around to pin it down to avoid it from flying away. I searched the whole house for whatever I could use to cage it. Actually, I noticed the bird was unique and that was why I decided to keep it. At last I was able to find a breakable plate racket whereby I quickly emptied the plates so that I could keep the bird safe in there. I succeeded and right now I can successfully celebrate the eighth day with my African grey parrot.It has started talking self. Our love for each other has no bound. Thanks for coming into my life from nowhere.
Aniahbaby: You entered the kitchen, full of inspiration and ready to prepare something delicious. You had chopped the onions and mixed the peppers; your pot was hot, and the aroma of the scorching first few components was already supplying you with existence. Then you reached for the salt… Nothing.
You shake the empty can, but not a drop. You open the cupboard—maybe there’s a backup? Nope. Empty. You try to stay calm. “ Okay, no problem; let me add Maggi…”
At this point, your heartbeat is a little faster as you rush to check for groundnut oil. It’s gone. Frustration and exhaustion set in. You then decide to order some meals.
And tomorrow? Oh, tomorrow we’re making that grocery list. We’re restocking. We’re filling every shelf. But let’s be honest...what’s that one ingredient you always forget to restock until it’s too late?
Glimpsetv: Adeola, the 41-year-old daughter of veteran Yoruba actress Jumoke George, has been found in Mali after being declared missing for four years.
Jumoke had earlier revealed the disappearance during an interview on the Talk to B show hosted by actress Abiola Bayo. She stated that Adeola had been living with her grandmother in Ibadan and was last seen after informing the family she was travelling to Lagos.
According to Jumoke, Adeola later made contact, asked for forgiveness, and explained she had travelled out of the country with friends in search of better opportunities.
In the same interview, Jumoke disclosed that she had been battling serious health and financial issues. She said her condition had prevented her from honouring acting jobs, leading her to refund payments and borrow funds for medical treatment. She noted that further medical tests were required, with an estimated cost of N400,000.
She explained that any money she earned from occasional jobs was spent on efforts to find her missing daughter.
Speaking in tears on the TalkToB show hosted by fellow actress, Abiola Adebayo, Jumoke said she hid her predicament due to shame and fear of public ridicule.
She said, “There are some things that are embarrassing to say but at this point, I have no choice. I want to speak out. I am working but it’s not like I get jobs every time.
“Sometimes, it could be once in three to four months. That was before I became ill. After I became ill, I couldn’t go for a set I was invited to. Someone paid me last year, I didn’t know I would get sick, I spent the money on treatment. I had to borrow money to refund the person.
“I went to another location but I couldn’t work. They had to bring me back because of my health. I’ve done several tests. I was told to do some more which will cost about N400,000. I don’t know where to get the money from.”
“My first child, Adeola, has been missing. I’ve been looking for her for the past four years. Any small money I get from working was spent on looking for her.
“She was in Ibadan where she was working and living with my mother. So my mother just called me one day to say that she hasn’t seen Deola who said she was coming to meet me in Lagos. I said I haven’t seen her,” Jumoke recalled.
In an update shared on Wednesday, Talk to B host Biola Bayo revealed Adeola had been found in Mali. She said she spoke with Adeola via video call and although the daughter had not yet spoken directly with her mother, Jumoke was relieved to know she was alive.
Biola also confirmed that Jumoke George is currently receiving treatment at a state hospital in Lagos and is awaiting further medical evaluation.
Sharing the details of her video call with Adeola on Instagram, Biola Bayo said “I finally got to speak with Adeola and this is what she said. She hasn’t called her mom, but Mom is happy she’s alive.
“#Jumoke George is currently at a state hospital in Lagos.
“Hopefully she will be discharged or admitted after all her medical tests and reports. Not sure yet. Thank you to everyone for the support”.
GistMedia0: Controversial Nigerian adult film actress popularly known as Maami Igbagbo has declared she has given her life to Christ and is now searching for a husband.
The adult entertainer made the announcement via a viral video, where she shared her story, stating that she's turned her back on her past and is ready to settle down with a God-fearing man.
"I have found Christ. I no longer live the way I used to. I want to be a wife, a good mother, and serve God," she said.
Some netizens were quick to criticize her sudden transformation, with one commenter writing, "A hoe's final form is a religious woman. They know men are easily deceived by good characters."
Others, however, defended her right to change and seek a better life. "You people should try and let people be. God is not a mechanic. Or how do you think repentant bandits, ex-arm robbers, repentant kidnappers etc will find a wife?" another user wrote.
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