He responded: "Egg is the cheapest form of protein. Consumption of proteins helps with cognitive function. Egg is now more expensive so means kids will eat less proteins needed for their brain development."
His prediction came true as JAMB recorded mass failure this year. The release of statistics from the 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) revealed that over 1.5 million of the 1.95 million candidates scored below 200 out of 400.
Now, Nigerians have gone back to the X user's old tweets to tell him that he was right after all.
GistMedia0: A self-acclaimed prophet has become the subject of public ridicule after his high-profile prophecy about FC Barcelona winning the 2025 UEFA Champions League fell apart in dramatic fashion.
The prophet, who once stood boldly before his congregation, claimed he had seen a vision from the spirit realm. In that vision, he declared that Paris Saint-Germain (France) and FC Barcelona (Spain) would face off in the Champions League final—and that Barcelona would emerge as the winner after a dramatic match.
According to him, PSG appeared close to snatching the trophy, but "in the spirit," he saw Barcelona lifting the cup in the end. His words stirred excitement and belief among his followers, many of whom shared and spread the prophecy across social media platforms.
However, the prophecy has now been shattered after Barcelona was dumped out of the tournament in the semi-finals by Inter Milan (Italy). The Italian side delivered a commanding performance in Milan that saw them secure a well-deserved spot in the final, ending Barcelona’s Champions League dream in style.
The failed prophecy has triggered widespread mockery and criticism. Many Nigerians online are now calling out the prophet, demanding accountability and accusing him of misleading the public.
DyshApp: A viral post on social media has stirred widespread debate after a Nigerian man based in the United Kingdom was reportedly handed a wedding expense list totalling ₦21,570,000 by his fiancée’s family in Nigeria
The controversial list was shared on X (formerly Twitter) by user @HOLARMEEDEY1, who expressed outrage over what he described as an exploitative demand placed on an immigrant who had only recently relocated to the UK less than two years ago.
“You reach UK e never reach 2yrs. You are not from a rich family. And your potential wife is not from a rich family either. But e reach time for wedding your in-laws are giving you quote that want to unalive you and you cannot refuse,” he captioned the list.
The list reportedly included over ₦5 million for the event hall alone, alongside other substantial expenses. According to the post, the groom-to-be was also expected to buy the bride’s wedding gown and foot the bill for her parents’ outfits, with no financial contribution from the bride’s family.