Nigerian singer David Adeleke, better known as Davido, has warmed the hearts of his fans after a video shared by his friend, Cubana Chiefpriest, surfaced online.
In a heartwarming moment that has now gone viral, Nigerian music superstar Davido was seen expressing deep gratitude to legendary highlife musician, Bright Chimezie, during a video call.
With a big smile and genuine excitement, Davido thanked the veteran artist for his timeless contributions to music and culture. . “
The moment was more than just a call—it was a beautiful symbol of respect across generations in the Nigerian music industry. Fans everywhere praised Davido for staying grounded and giving flowers to those who paved the way.
Davido’s humility once again proves why he’s not just a global star but also a man who values history and legacy.
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ogbonti: As you make your bed - so you will lay on it. No need to blame God or the devil - when many of us here tell folks to invest their money instead of lavish lifestyles, the "pepper dem geng" will call us haters - so here we go
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GistMedia0: Kumasi - Ghana: A group of spare parts traders at the popular Kumasi Magazine hub have sent off their deceased colleague in a rather bizarre fashion—using a forklift to hover the coffin during the burial ceremony.
The send-off, which took place at the forecourt of the St. John of the Cross Parish in Kronum, Kumasi, quickly gained viral attention after videos showed the suspended coffin with a man sitting on it being paraded mid-air by a forklift, to the shock and bewilderment of onlookers.
While some attendees appeared to cheer the display, others have criticized the act as disrespectful and disgraceful.
Many Ghanaians have since taken to social media to express their disapproval. One commenter wrote, "Two things Ghanaians love the most: funerals and eggs." Another added, "If we say our mind on them right now, you will see the insults. To think they have chiefs and elders in those towns but are able to do such disgraceful things is what we call ‘Lord, I’m amazed’."
Despite the backlash, some have defended the traders, describing the gesture as a final show of respect in their own unique way.
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GistMedia0: A Nigerian man has been arrested in the United Kingdom after flying in to meet a young girl he had been chatting with online. The man believed he was a young teen girl. Authorities say the suspect had been communicating with the girl for weeks before arranging the meeting.
Upon his arrival, he was immediately arrested by undercover officers. The man is now facing serious charges, including attempted sėxual activity with a minor, and could face 10 years to life imprisonment under UK law.
The case has sparked fresh concerns about child exploitation and online grooming, leading to calls for stricter measures to protect children from online predators.
Police say digital evidence, including chat logs and planning details, were recovered and are being used in the ongoing investigation. The suspect remains in custody and is expected to appear in court soon.
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The academic community of Nnamdi Azikiwe University (UNIZIK), Awka, has once again been thrown into mourning following the tragic death of one of the youngest associate professors in the University, Associate Professor (Builder) Fidelis Okechukwu Ezeokoli, a senior lecturer in the Department of Building, Faculty of Environmental Sciences, who also served as a former Head of Department.
News of his sudden death sent shockwaves across the institution and the broader academic landscape, with tributes pouring in from colleagues, students, friends, and loved ones, who described him as a brilliant academic, a dedicated teacher, a humble personality, and an irreplaceable loss to the university.
According to multiple reports, the 39-year-old respected scholar and proud son of Ekwulobia in Aguata Local Government Area of Anambra State, died in a fatal motor accident at his prime and while expectations were ripe for his next promotion. Though the full circumstances surrounding the accident remain sketchy, sources confirmed it was a road crash that claimed his life in what many have described as a painful and untimely death.
Described by many as a rising star in academia and an impactful teacher who was passionate about mentoring young professionals in the field of Building Technology, Associate Prof. Ezeokoli’s death has left a deep vacuum in the department, where he had served with distinction.
In a condolence message currently trending on social media, the Faculty of Environmental Sciences expressed their grief over the irreplaceable loss, stating: “The Department of Building, Faculty of Environmental Sciences, Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, sadly announces the sudden passing of her staff, senior lecturer, young academia, brother and friend, Associate Prof. (Bldr) Fidelis Okechukwu Ezeokoli, who was the former HOD of the Department. He died through a motor accident. Your good deeds will forever be remembered. Rest in peace.”
In addition to being a revered lecturer, Associate Professor Ezeokoli was also said to be known for his active involvement in professional and community development activities and had remained a strong voice in the Built Environment sector in Nigeria.
The university community, alumni, professional colleagues, and the people of Ekwulobia have continued to express condolences to the bereaved family and the Department of Building Technology, describing his death as a huge loss to humanity, the academic world, and the built environment.
Meanwhile, in a burial poster shared on social media, the family of the deceased, led by Mr. Ifeanyi Celestine Ezeokoli, has officially announced funeral arrangements for the late scholar, whose remains will be committed to mother earth on Saturday, May 31, 2025.
According to the funeral poster released over the weekend by the family, a Vigil Mass will be held in his honour on Friday, May 30, 2025, at 4:00 p.m. at the family compound in Ula, Ekwulobia.
It added that the lying-in-state and Requiem Mass will take place on Saturday, May 31, 2025, at the same venue, beginning from 8:00 a.m., with interment immediately after the Mass; while a thanksgiving mass will be held on Sunday, June 1, 2025, at the Immaculate Heart Catholic Church, Ula, Ekwulobia, at 9:00 a.m.