A total of 154 students of Government Science Secondary School, Batagarawa in Katsina State reportedly fell ill after taking Praziquantel tablets during a school-based bilharzia treatment campaign on October 26, 2026.
Shortly after the medication was administered, many of the students began experiencing symptoms such as vomiting, dizziness, and abdominal pain. They were quickly rushed to health facilities, including General Amadi Rimi Specialist Hospital and Katsina General Hospital.
In a viral video from the scene, several of the students can be seen lying on the floor outside the school building while adults move around trying to attend to them. According to the Katsina State Police, all the affected students have now fully recovered. They have been discharged from the hospitals and reunited with their families. No deaths were recorded.
The incident has raised serious concerns about the way the medication was administered. The state government is currently investigating possible issues related to dosage, medical screening of the students before the treatment, and the timing of the exercise.
Parents are also calling for stricter supervision and better safety measures during school health programmes to prevent a repeat of such incidents.
A young apprentice (nwa boi) is seen sitting on the floor of a living room sorting a large pile of dusty and crumpled Nigerian naira notes.
According to the story, the boy had been stealing money from his oga’s business over time. He would pack the cash inside black nylon bags and hide them on top of the ceiling.
He continued this for a long period until he was eventually caught. When the money was brought down and counted, it amounted to about ₦8 million.
The video shows him carefully going through the notes that had been stashed away in the black nylons for a long time.
Hunters in Okon, Ohafia, Abia State, have killed a massive buffalo (Atú).
I didn’t even know buffalo still existed in Eastern Nigeria. Looking at the size of this one, it makes you wonder how many are still left in the region.
The video shows members of the community celebrating as they bring the animal home. You can understand the excitement — meat, tradition, and the pride of a successful hunt. But at the same time, it’s hard not to feel a little sad. Once these animals disappear from our forests, they may be gone forever.
Poverty, traditional hunting practices, and inadequate wildlife protection could be contributing to the decline of wildlife in the region.
What do you think? Should there be stronger efforts to protect the wild animals still left in the East, or is this simply part of the natural order of things?
Man Raises Alarm After Spaghetti Produces Thick Foam Like Detergent While Being Washed
A man raises the alarm while in his kitchen after discovering something unusual about a pack of spaghetti he bought.
After parboiling the spaghetti, he pours it into a colander and begins rinsing it under running water, only to discover that it is foaming as if detergent had been added to it. As the water runs over the pasta, it immediately produces thick white foam, similar to what you would normally see when washing with detergent or soap.
He continues agitating the spaghetti with his hand under the running water, but the foam keeps building up. Genuinely shocked, the man speaks up, pointing out what he has discovered and describing the situation as very scary.
The man shares the video as a warning, expressing concern over the unusual foaming, as spaghetti would not normally be expected to produce such thick foam when rinsed.
Watch the video and share your thoughts in the comments.
A suspected thief being chased by the police runs and hides inside a drainage gutter (a small concrete tunnel/culvert).
Police officers surround the area, with a crowd of onlookers watching. They start throwing teargas canisters into the gutter to force him out.
Instead of coming out, the man inside keeps picking up the teargas canisters and throwing them straight back at the officers. Thick smoke (including blue-coloured gas) billows out of the gutter as the exchange continues. The crowd scatters and runs away, including the police.
The whole scene is chaotic and almost comical — the suspect refuses to surrender and actively returns the teargas while the police and crowd react around the drainage.
People raised alarm after watching residents scoop fuel from a fallen petroleum tanker along the Sapele–Warri Road this morning.
In the video, a woman’s voice can be clearly heard warning them, reminding everyone of what happened just days ago in Benin City — where two heavy-duty petrol tankers collided and locals ignored police officers and later soldiers who tried to stop them from scooping the spilled fuel, risking their lives in the process.
Despite her warnings about the serious danger of explosion, the people didn’t seem bothered. They appeared unconcerned and continued scooping, just as they did in Benin City.
A lady has shared a video showing how she finally summoned the courage to approach the young man she had been crushing on around campus.
According to her, she had been admiring him from a distance for a while. The guy in the grey hoodie, black Sox cap, and backpack had caught her attention, and she eventually decided to make the first move.
When she approached him, his reaction was noticeable. He froze for a moment, looking surprised and seemingly shy as he tried to process what was happening.
The lady went straight to the point, telling him she was attracted to fair-skinned guys and asking for his number. When she asked his level, he revealed that he was a 100-level student, while she was already in 400 level at the same university.
The entire conversation lasted less than two minutes, but the young man's body language suggested that he was caught completely off guard. He tried to remain calm until the conversation ended, but he appeared to be struggling to process the unexpected attention.
The video has since attracted mixed reactions, with social media users sharing different opinions about the lady's bold move and the young man's reaction.
Watch the video and tell us what you think in the comments. Would you have approached your crush like she did, or would you have waited for him to make the first move?
A group of men suspected to be bandits have been captured on video packing bundles of naira notes into a sack in what appears to be a bush-like environment. The viral video has attracted significant attention online, sparking numerous reactions and questions.
Many viewers are questioning what the men were doing in the bush with such a large amount of money, while others are calling on the relevant authorities to investigate the incident.
Watch the video and share your thoughts in the comments.
epainos: You do not need to say rubbish. You can only prove me wrong by showing just one niche. Lol. But you cant na. Or just show your income from it. Lol. Kpele ooooo. Mr blogger and youtuber.
We are talking of good money, he is talking of niche in YouTube and blogging. As in.... you will park one side your YouTube if you enter veggie. You will abandon that your useless niche in YouTube in 2026. I repeat...except your content is exceptional good and you load it back to back like singers and artists, you are likely wadting your time. Or you are a good teacher there.
You see the reason I don't respond to people here?
Because it is only on Nairaland that you see people speaking so confidently about things they clearly know nothing about.
I made a very simple submission, but to you, it is rubbish and useless because you are so convinced that vegetable farming will earn you more money while you sleep than YouTube will. 🤡🤡🤡
Seriously, where do you people get this level of confidence when speaking on things you know absolutely nothing about?
You are clearly better suited to vegetable farming, so please, focus on it.
The truth is, I have no point to prove to you, and if you find comfort in your ignorance, that's perfectly fine with me.
Believe whatever you want, do whatever works for you, and live however you choose. Enjoy your vegetable farming, but don't expect me to waste my time trying to convince you otherwise.
In this internet era, smart people know there are tools that can help estimate how much a monetised YouTube channel earns simply by knowing the channel's name. You don't have to guess or argue blindly when information is readily available.
epainos: Behold Six sapa pro max above. let me explain below
1. Youtube. It is too late. Innovative way of money always have an end. If you arent a big musician, DJ, or producer, forget it. Only people like Asake, Davido, Mike Godson, Mike Bamiloye, etc can make good money. As a beginner, you will work and see peanuts. Gone are the days nobody makes it easily.
2. Blogging...lol. I dont need to say anything. You can gice it a trial. Lol.
3. Digital product/services... Yes, this is the way forward, but did the article tell you how to get it done? The writer himself doesnt know juat like he doesnt know that other ways he recommended are obsolete.
4. Business partnership - This has been the very way forward from ages, but be careful in Naija. Betrayals are everywhere. While this is ok, this is the very last thing to think about after skills have been acquired. Its not even the first thing to say. I dont even expect it to come up at all.
5. Dividend-paying stocks - Na sapa go kee you. You never breakthrough, you are waiting for dividends pay out. He's not even talking about buying and flipping after some time. He is waiting for dividends. Sapa go kee you. This is the worst. Disgusting recommendation. E dy do me like hammer this OP's head with Oraimo cord.
6. Affiliate Marketing - It is dead. We buried it like 3 to 5 years with his twin - dropshipping. If you try to start this two now, you are a dead meat. Period.
Do not ever follow these useless recommendations. 0 over 6. 0 / 6.
Here are what you should do: 1. For street smart guys, learn driving, and master how to make money driving keke or korope. I domt do this, but I know it make money. You should do inner streets routes if you are stsrting so that road hunters dont milk you dry.
2. For computer lover, pick up AI and then use it to build a business. Its a long story. However, anyone can learn it.
3. For paper assets, instead of waiting for dividends, learn trading. Do not commit your money into it into you habe consistently made money. Just keep learning charts. It may take you more than 5 years to master it. You must not put one dollar there until you are sure. Lots of backtesting and forward testing. Lots of sleepless nights. It means that you cannot rely on this as your first source of income. You must habe something before doing this.
4. Go learn gardening. Believe me...this is extremely lucrative. Do not go inside the bush to pay N100M ransom. So it in the urban area. Though, it is very expensive to start. But you can still do it at a low cost.
If you are blessed with a free half plot of land in your compound, you can do only 500 plants of any veggie. For instance, bell pepper. That can fetch you N5 million if you know how to manage it within 5 months.
Now if you go big...and you set up very well....if you understand it very well and you spend money...stand even use smart tech to aid it....you can buy 20 plots of land...fence it...build a bungalow there. This is money. Im seeing N400M to over N800M every year here. You can scale down to 6 plots, 3 plots, 2 plots, 1 plot. Use ratio to scale it down...but trust me, you are spending on 1 pilot also. If you think its cutlass ans hoe business and yoy wont spend....forget it. Its not just bell pepper, there are others: tomato, cucumber cabbage, sweet corn, etc. OK. You've can imagine....500 seeds cost over N35K. Even i know some seeds 1,000 in number cost over N130K. So, imagine you want to buy 12,000 seeds and cultivate around 6 to 7 plots...that well over N1.5M ...just for seeds. But you will make money. Dont ever think of using N50k to make N500k. Nope. You will spend...but you will make money.
I wanted to overlook this, but I felt it wouldn't be right to watch people say what they don't know and present it as fact. You see, YouTube and blogging, if you find a good niche and know how to do it, are very good ways to make money while sleeping.
Most people rush into YouTube without proper knowledge, and they get stuck, especially when they get hit with reused content and copyright issues.
One thing I find funny about people here is that most are not ready to learn. I remember trying to correct one wannabe YouTuber here about how things are done properly to avoid running into issues, but he went into a frenzy, trying to prove he knew what he was doing. I doubt that guy's channel is still monetised today.
In a nutshell, don't speak on what you don't know, bros.
Former Kaduna State Governor Nasir El-Rufai shared a tender moment with his wife as he arrived at the Federal High Court in Abuja for his ongoing alleged wiretapping trial.
El-Rufai kissing his wife in court quickly stole the moment and is now trending. Watch the video and share your thoughts in the comments.
The court has dismissed his no-case submission, ruling that the prosecution presented enough evidence for the case to continue. El-Rufai, who has pleaded not guilty to allegations of unlawfully intercepting the phone communications of National Security Adviser Nuhu Ribadu, has been ordered to open his defence.
The matter has been adjourned to November 25, 2026.
They were mixing colouring agents and chemicals to produce counterfeit palm oil — the kind that ends up in markets and kitchens.
The video shows a dug pit filled with bright red liquid and people dumping jerrycans into it while a crowd watches.
Several kegs of palm oil were seen being destroyed with the help of some locals. The kegs were burst open one by one with a cutlass, and their contents were poured into the pit before the empty kegs were thrown into it.
Although the exact location of the incident has not been confirmed, information reaching us suggests that it happened in Ogun State. NAFDAC's involvement has not yet been independently confirmed.
This is pure wickedness. People are literally poisoning food for profit.
A Nigerian lady was arrested by NDLEA officers at the airport after a keg of palm oil she was asked to deliver to someone in Saudi Arabia was found to contain illicit drugs.
She reportedly received the keg from someone else and was told to take it to another person in Saudi Arabia. She claims she had no idea drugs were hidden inside. The video shows officers cutting open a metallic container (looks like a motor oil keg) and pouring out a thick, oily brownish substance. Inside are multiple plastic-wrapped packages that appear to be the concealed drugs.
Some commenters pointed out that using an engine oil-style container for “palm oil” was already a major red flag, and that modern airport scanners (CT machines) make it very hard to hide things this way under normal checks.
Rice From Gutters, Fuel From Tankers: The Alarming Reality of Hardship in Nigeria
This is becoming a pattern.
Yesterday at Ring Road, Benin City, residents were seen scooping rice from muddy, dirty water after it spilled onto the street and was reportedly abandoned by its owner.
A woman behind the camera could be heard expressing shock at the sight, lamenting the hardship that has pushed people into collecting food from such an unhygienic environment just to survive. She also called for President Bola Tinubu to leave office, saying, “Tinubu must go!”
Just two days earlier, in Oluku, along the Benin-Lagos Highway, people rushed to scoop fuel from a fallen tanker. Hours later, the tanker exploded, claiming lives, including that of a soldier, while several others sustained severe burns. Shops and vehicles were also caught in the inferno.
A day before that, in Lagos, a tanker carrying groundnut oil overturned at Ojota along Ikorodu Road. People were seen scooping the spilled oil while officials watched. LASTMA subsequently issued a public health warning because the oil had mixed with road debris and dirty water.
Rice from muddy streets. Fuel from a fallen tanker that later exploded. Contaminated cooking oil collected from an expressway.
These incidents raise serious concerns about the level of hardship and desperation in the country.
This is not simply about people trying to make ends meet. It is about a situation where the struggle to survive can push people into taking risks with their health and safety.
When people begin collecting food from gutters and rushing towards fallen fuel tankers, the problem goes beyond the spilled products. It raises questions about poverty, the rising cost of living and the difficult choices many Nigerians face daily.
The tragic tanker explosion in Oluku is a painful reminder that such desperate actions can have devastating consequences.
When scooping spilled goods from the streets becomes a recurring sight, Nigerians are left asking a bigger question: how did survival become this difficult?
“Bail is free… and still free up till tomorrow. If you offer a bribe, be ready to face the law.” That was the message from the Cross River State Commissioner of Police, CP Ajo Geoffrey Ordue, during a familiarisation visit to the Ogoja Area Command Headquarters on 15 October 2026. Speaking to stakeholders, including the Chairman of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) Ogoja Branch, the Commissioner reiterated the long-standing official position of the Nigeria Police Force: bail is free. No one is required to pay money to secure the temporary release of a suspect from police custody when the offence is bailable.
He went further, however, by warning members of the public. According to him, some parties involved in police cases try to pressure or induce officers with money. Anyone who offers a bribe, he said, should be prepared to face the law.
In other versions of the same remarks circulating online, he put it this way: “Bail is free across Nigeria. Parties involved sometimes try to pressurise the police, but we are going to arrest anybody who offers a bribe.”
The statement has sparked discussion. Supporters see it as a firm stance against corruption from both sides — officers who demand money and civilians who offer it. Critics, however, argue that the emphasis is misplaced.
They point out that the bigger problem is often police officers who solicit or expect payment for bail, and that focusing mainly on those who offer the money can appear one-sided. Under Nigerian law, police bail itself is free.
Officers are not permitted to collect money simply for releasing a suspect on bail. What is allowed are lawful conditions such as a surety or a recognizance (a written promise to appear when required). Any demand for cash in exchange for bail is illegal and can amount to extortion or official corruption. CP Ordue’s remarks form part of the recurring public messaging by the police that “bail is free.”
Whether the warning will change behaviour on the ground remains to be seen, but the official position has once again been stated clearly: do not offer money for bail, and do not expect to pay for it either. Cc:Nlfmod @Nldpmod, is bail really free?
A video circulating on X has sparked reactions after showing a supposed police man shirtless and wearing camouflage trousers running erratically down a Nigerian street as onlookers watch in confusion.
The clip was shared by X user @HabibossCFC with the caption: “Ah! Policemen are now running mad in Nigeria?😳 Nigeria is a place where anything and everything is possible.🙆♂️”
Text overlaid on the video identifies the man as a police officer and makes allegations about bribery and the frustration of members of the public. One of the messages reads: “Stop collecting bribe u say No, stop frustrating us u say No, now see ur life.”
Reactions to the post have largely taken a humorous and satirical tone, with some users joking that the man may have collected money from the wrong person, while others speculated about possible alcohol or drug influence. However, these claims have not been independently verified.
Beyond the humour, the post reflects public frustration with alleged police misconduct, using the unusual footage to comment on bribery and the treatment of ordinary Nigerians.
The circumstances surrounding the man's behaviour and whether he is actually a police officer remain unclear.
A crude oil pipeline rupture was reported on Thursday afternoon, October 15, 2026, in Aleto, Eleme Local Government Area of Rivers State, raising concerns about the safety of residents and businesses in the surrounding community.
The incident occurred along the Trans-Niger Pipeline, which transports crude oil to the Bonny Export Terminal. Footage from the scene shows a large plume of brownish vapour and mist rising high into the sky near residential and commercial buildings.
Residents and passers-by were seen gathering along the street to observe and record the incident, with some remaining close to the apparent point of release despite the potential dangers associated with a pipeline rupture.
The incident has also drawn attention to concerns surrounding the condition of the Trans-Niger Pipeline, an ageing oil transportation line that has faced integrity challenges over the years.
Pipeline ruptures can pose serious risks to nearby communities, including fire outbreaks, environmental pollution and potential health hazards, depending on the nature and extent of the release. The presence of people near the affected area further underscores the importance of prompt emergency response and public safety measures.
As of the time of this report, details regarding the cause of the rupture, the volume of crude oil released, possible casualties, the extent of any environmental damage and the response by relevant authorities were not available.
The incident calls for the need for a thorough assessment of the affected pipeline section and appropriate measures to protect residents and businesses in the area.
Ghana has repatriated 120 Nigerian nationals rescued during Operation Cyberhunt, a crackdown on suspected cybercrime networks involving alleged human trafficking and exploitation.
According to Ghanaian authorities, the Nigerians were trafficked into the country and forced to participate in online fraud operations. They were reportedly rescued from suspected cybercrime centres in the Greater Accra Region.
Authorities have described the 120 Nigerians as victims of trafficking and exploitation, rather than simply treating them as cybercrime suspects. However, individual assessments are important in establishing each person’s circumstances and level of involvement.
The operation, led by Ghana’s Cyber Security Authority in collaboration with local security agencies and international partners, resulted in the arrest of eight suspects and the seizure of 136 mobile phones, 130 laptops, internet devices, four vehicles, jewellery and 10 Nigerian passports.
The eight suspects are being processed for prosecution, while the 120 rescued Nigerians have been returned to Nigeria.
The case highlights the disturbing link between human trafficking and cybercrime, where vulnerable individuals may be lured abroad with false promises and subsequently coerced into criminal activities.
Watching this video, I immediately realised how precious one's freedom can be and how just one crime can land someone in a place like this—a place that can change your plans and everything about your life.
U.S. President Donald Trump has shared a dramatic video showing handcuffed suspects being transported under heavy security from aircraft into what appears to be a high-security prison in El Salvador.
Trump posted the footage on his X account on Tuesday, October 14, 2026, alongside a message linking the operation to falling crime rates in the United States.
“THIS IS WHERE WE SEND OUR KILLERS, DRUG DEALERS & THUGS. THIS IS WHY MURDER AND OTHER CRIMES IN AMERICA ARE AT RECORD LOWS,” he wrote.
The approximately three-minute video features scenes that look like something straight out of a Hollywood action movie.
It opens at what appears to be an airfield at night, where several aircraft are parked while buses and other vehicles wait nearby. Heavily armed security personnel surround the area as the operation gets underway.
One after another, the suspects are brought out of an aircraft in handcuffs, with chains attached to their legs. Armed officers escort them towards waiting buses and other vehicles, maintaining tight security throughout the transfer.
The suspects are then transported in a heavily guarded convoy through a well-lit city in the darkness, with an aircraft seen hovering above the moving vehicles.
The footage continues at a heavily secured facility, where some of the detainees are seen having their heads shaved. Armed guards and uniformed personnel are positioned throughout the premises.
In the final scenes, the suspects appear in matching white round-neck shirts, white shorts, white socks and white sneakers. With their heads bowed and hands restrained, they are escorted one after another into the prison facility as armed officers watch closely.
The level of security throughout the operation is striking, with guards surrounding the detainees at almost every stage, from their removal from the aircraft to their movement inside the facility.
The footage is understood to be connected to U.S. deportation operations involving El Salvador, particularly the country's Terrorism Confinement Center, popularly known as CECOT, a massive prison established under President Nayib Bukele's crackdown on criminal gangs.
The Trump administration has previously worked with the Salvadoran government to send certain deportees, including people accused of gang affiliations, to detention facilities in the country.
Trump's message suggests that removing individuals he considers dangerous from the United States is a major reason for the decline in American crime rates.
U.S. homicide rates have indeed fallen significantly in recent years. However, crime researchers have identified several possible reasons for the decline, including policing strategies and community violence intervention programmes. The extent to which deportations to El Salvador have contributed remains disputed.
The video has once again drawn attention to Trump's hardline approach to immigration enforcement and El Salvador's highly restrictive prison system.
What do you think about the operation shown in the video?
Heavy rainfall has destroyed a billboard of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu in Sagamu, Ogun State, in a dramatic incident.
The billboard was filmed spinning around as heavy rain poured down and strong winds blew. It crashed after rotating 360 degrees. Watch the dramatic moment that got people talking.
A Nigerian lady who is an Instagram influencer and matchmaker has sparked reactions online after explaining why she has changed her mind about undergoing Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL) surgery.
In a viral video, the lady revealed that she once considered getting the cosmetic procedure but recently had a conversation with a male friend that made her reconsider.
According to her, she told her friend that she had always been curious about BBL-enhanced buttocks because she had only seen them through clothes and wanted to know what they felt like in reality.
In response, her male friend reportedly revealed that he had previously dated a lady who underwent BBL surgery, but their relationship eventually ended.
When she asked why they broke up, he allegedly explained that his former girlfriend had restrictions on certain sexual positions, particularly the doggy style, because of concerns that her buttocks could be affected.
The revelation reportedly surprised the influencer, who admitted that she had also considered undergoing the procedure.
However, she explained that she could no longer imagine herself going through with it if it meant potentially giving up a sexual position she enjoys.
Her comments have since generated reactions online, with social media users sharing different opinions about her reason for reconsidering the cosmetic procedure.
A young man who bought 120 buckets of paint for a painting job was shocked to discover that 46 of them contained nothing but water.
The buckets appeared normal, with their lids sealed and labels intact. However, when he started opening them, he discovered that some of the buckets contained water instead of paint.
A video shows the man opening the buckets and pouring out the contents as people gather around to watch. Some of the buckets spill water onto the ground as he continues checking them.
Out of the 120 buckets he purchased, 46 were found to contain water instead of paint, leaving him with a significant financial loss and a possible delay to his work.
A female corps member who went viral after a video of her in her NYSC uniform, popularly known as white-on-white, attracted widespread attention has finally spoken out.
A few days ago, the video sparked different reactions online, with many people talking about her noticeable backside.
In a new video, the lady explained that the clip recorded at the NYSC camp went so viral that even her parents saw it. According to her, the situation became serious enough for her family to hold a meeting.
She also revealed that she wished she had never gone to the NYSC camp, adding that her mother was the one who insisted that she go.
From the latest video, which appears to have been recorded at home, it seems she may have left the camp, although she did not explicitly confirm this.
Jane Osigwe’s Morocco fight and the racism she faced
Nigerian MMA fighter Jane “The Slayer” Osigwe travelled to Casablanca, Morocco, for the Professional Fighters League (PFL) Africa event on 10 October 2026. In a video recorded before the fight, she described a racist incident she experienced upon arrival:
“Finally I am in Morocco for a fight and finally I met a racist, or bully. He came to my front and he spat at me and he went to sit down and he was looking at me as if he wants to beat me.”
She went on to say that the bullying is real.
Despite the hostile encounter, Osigwe stepped into the cage at the Mohammed V Sports Complex and faced Moroccan fighter Sanaa Mandar in a catchweight bout. After three rounds, the judges awarded her a unanimous decision victory (scores: 29-28, 29-28, 29-27).
The win marked a clear response to the racism she had just endured — defeating her opponent on home soil in front of a Moroccan crowd.
A fire outbreak has been reported at a bank in Nyanya, Abuja, with residents seen standing outside the bank premises and watching helplessly as the fire raged.
Some people have identified the bank as FirstBank in Nyanya, but there has been no official confirmation of this claim as of the time of reporting. The cause of the fire also remains unknown.
Some men in uniform were filmed standing around the compound as the fire continued to burn, with thick smoke billowing into the air. It is unclear whether everyone inside the bank had been evacuated, although the way people were gathered outside suggests that no one might have remained inside.
The short clip, shared by Abujabigbro, was captioned, "Fire Outbreak Reported at a Bank in Nyanya, Abuja."
However, the video has attracted mixed reactions, with many questioning the absence of fire trucks and firefighters at the scene. The situation has also raised concerns about whether the bank had fire extinguishers that could have been used to contain the blaze before it spread further.
Others have expressed concern about whether firefighters would arrive in time to bring the situation under control.
Watch the video and share your thoughts in the comments.
A man has reportedly discovered a large python and a clutch of eggs hidden inside his house, leaving him visibly shocked by the unexpected discovery.
In a short video shared online, a man dressed in simple traditional clothing walks into a modest room and lifts what appears to be a rug, revealing a thick, patterned python coiled around a cluster of white eggs.
Clearly startled by what he finds, the man points at the reptile and gestures in disbelief as the camera zooms in to capture the python and its eggs.
The original video, shared by @harrysone9, carries the caption: “A man was living with a huge python in his home without even knowing it. 😳🐍”
The footage has prompted reactions from viewers, with some expressing fear and disbelief at the thought of having such a large snake inside a home without knowing it.
However, the exact location of the incident and how long the python may have been inside the house remain unclear.
Watch the video and listen as the man narrates his encounter with the snake.
Dutch Police Interrupt Nigerian Wedding in the Netherlands
On Sunday, 11 October 2026, a video surfaced showing Dutch police interrupting a Nigerian wedding celebration in the Netherlands. The footage captures officers in high-visibility yellow vests entering a decorated hall during what appears to be the middle of the ceremony or reception.
Guests dressed in formal and traditional Nigerian attire—including elaborate gele headwraps, sequined gowns, and formal suits—are seen being directed out of the venue. Some look distressed or are protesting as police manage the crowd. Outdoor scenes show additional officers, emergency lights, and people gathered near vehicles outside the hall. The clip lasts about 27 seconds. The outdoor scenes also appear dark, raising questions about the time the event was taking place before the interruption.
As of now, no official statement from Dutch police or local authorities has confirmed the precise reason for the intervention. Online reactions largely point to two common possibilities under Dutch rules:
- Noise complaints – Municipalities in the Netherlands enforce strict noise ordinances, especially for loud music or celebrations after evening hours. Events often require permits with clear time limits.
- Venue overstay or permit issues – The gathering may have exceeded the agreed booking time or failed to meet local event regulations.
Dutch cities have a history of intervening in lively wedding processions or parties (including those involving other immigrant communities) when noise, traffic disruption, or permit violations occur. In this case, the intervention appears to have been relatively controlled, with officers clearing the hall rather than making visible mass arrests in the video.
The incident has sparked discussion online, with some users expressing frustration at the disruption of a cultural celebration, while others note that strict local rules apply equally and that organizers are expected to respect noise limits and permits. Without an official police report or statements from the couple or venue, the exact trigger remains unconfirmed beyond the visual evidence and community speculation.
A short but fiery video of former Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) soldier Patrick Osoi has been circulating widely on social media since 10 October 2026. In the clip, Osoi, dressed in a green military-style uniform and red beret, speaks from a podium marked “Lions Movement” and directly addresses Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote.
His message is blunt:
“I want to tell Aliko Dangote, please don’t rush to start the refinery because, when I’m sworn in as President of Kenya next year, you will be heading back to Nigeria. We Kenyans have business people who can start the refinery.”
Osoi is presenting himself as a future presidential candidate in Kenya’s 2027 elections. His statement frames the massive oil refinery project as something that should be left to local Kenyan investors rather than foreign capital.
The project in question is the proposed Dangote East Africa Refinery in Lamu, on Kenya’s northern coast. In late September 2026, Aliko Dangote and Kenyan President William Ruto broke ground on the $16 billion facility. Once completed, around 2030, it is expected to process up to 700,000 barrels of crude oil per day, making it one of the largest industrial projects in East Africa’s history.
Dangote has offered regional governments a combined 30% stake in the refinery. The project aims to reduce East Africa’s heavy reliance on imported refined fuel and is being positioned as a major boost to regional energy security and industrialisation.
The video has drawn mixed reactions. Some viewers see Osoi’s remarks as bold nationalist talk, while others have mocked the statement as unrealistic and poorly timed, given the scale of the investment and the fact that construction has reportedly already begun. Replies on X have described the comments as “stupidity that should be studied” and questioned why Kenyan business people had not already built such a refinery in the decades since independence.
The clip was first widely shared by Kenyan account @a_m_media_ke and has since been reposted across multiple African accounts, amplifying the conversation beyond Kenya.
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