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.
A Nigerian man has gone viral after posting a video of himself angrily tearing up his university degree certificate, NYSC discharge certificate, and WAEC result. In the clip, he sits in a black tank top, looking visibly frustrated as he holds up the documents one by one and rips them apart. He makes it clear he regrets going to university, saying it did not help him despite graduating with a second-class upper degree in Psychology.
Tearing the certificates one by one, he said, “I want to become an illiterate,” suggesting that since his certificates had not helped him achieve the success he expected, he would rather tear them and be known as an illiterate.
The video, shared widely on X, captures a raw moment of disappointment that many young Nigerians can relate to. After years of study, national service, and the usual paper chase, he feels the certificates have brought him little practical value in the job market. His actions and words have sparked a flood of reactions online. Some people express sympathy, pointing to the tough economic reality and limited opportunities facing graduates. Others respond with dark humour, joking about their own degrees or noting that some of the papers he tore looked like photocopies. A few simply watch in disbelief at the dramatic display of frustration.
It taps into a broader conversation about the gap between education and employment in Nigeria, where many young people finish school only to struggle with underemployment or unemployment. Whether the man’s decision to destroy the documents was purely emotional or a calculated statement, the video has struck a nerve. It leaves viewers with a simple,
uncomfortable question: what is the real worth of those hard-earned certificates if they do not translate into a better life?
Tonto Dikeh’s journey from Nollywood spotlight to building a house of prayer is one of the more striking public faith transformations in recent Nigerian entertainment.
Just days ago, videos circulated of Evangelist Tonto Dikeh on a mountain with members of her congregation, deeply engaged in serious, fervent prayer. Hands raised, voice intense, the atmosphere charged — it was a far cry from the glamorous, often turbulent public image that defined much of her earlier career. That mountain moment captured a woman who has fully stepped into a new season: no longer just professing faith, but actively living it out in public and private.
Her transformation has been progressive and deliberate. After years of personal struggles that she has openly testified about — including addiction, emotional battles, and the intense scrutiny that comes with fame — Tonto began speaking more boldly about her encounter with God. She immersed herself in the Streams of Joy / NSPPD community under Pastor Jerry Eze, completed a discipleship programme, and began serving in practical ways within the church. Over time, the shift became visible: changes in lifestyle, consistent prayer content, public declarations of consecration, and a growing hunger for revival rather than just personal breakthrough.
In August 2026, she took a major step by launching New Wine Prophetic Tabernacle (NWPT) in Abuja. Anchored on Mark 2:22 — the scripture about new wine needing new wineskins — the ministry was presented as an interdenominational altar and spiritual home for believers who refuse lukewarm Christianity. Its vision is ambitious: a global awakening of consecrated people operating in the raw power, purity, and presence of God. Core values are captured in the acronym FIRE — Flame of Intercession, Intimacy and Consecration, Revival and Soul Winning, and Empowerment through Deliverance and Healing. Weekly fellowships began in Jabi, Abuja, drawing people hungry for genuine encounter rather than routine religion.
Now, only about two months later, the ministry has moved from hotel meetings to the physical foundation of a church building in Bwari, Abuja. In the recent video, Tonto and members can be seen anointing bricks with oil, laying hands on the ground, praying over the land, and dedicating the site. The project is being raised in honour of Pastor Jerry Eze, reflecting the spiritual covering and influence that has shaped this season of her life. What started as a fellowship is already expanding into a tangible structure — a clear sign of momentum.
Her ministry is growing fast. From online prayer sessions and mountain retreats to weekly gatherings and now a physical building project, the pace has been rapid. Supporters point to the visible hunger in the people gathering with her, the consistency of her own spiritual posture, and the way the vision continues to attract both old fans and new believers. For many watching, the mountain prayers and the foundation-laying ceremony are not isolated events; they are milestones in a transformation that has taken her from the red carpet to the prayer ground, and now into the role of someone building something lasting for the next generation of believers.
Whether one views it as a full-time calling or a new chapter of public influence, Tonto Dikeh’s current season shows a woman who has embraced consecration with intensity. The same energy that once fuelled her entertainment career is now being channelled into intercession, revival, and the practical work of raising a tabernacle. From mountain prayers to foundation stones, the journey continues — and the growth, at least for now, shows no signs of slowing down.
In Memory of Squadron Leader Ahamefule Man-Ugwueje and the Crew of NAF 931 On Monday, 5 October 2026, a Nigerian Air Force ATR-42 (NAF 931) crashed into a swamp near the naval base in Igbokoda, Ondo State, while on a routine flight from Benin City to Lagos. All 25 people on board — five crew members and twenty passengers — lost their lives.
Among them was Squadron Leader Ahamefule Man-Ugwueje (also known as Aham or AP Man-Ugwueje), one of the co-pilots. Just sixteen days earlier, on 19 September, he had married his colleague, Flight Lieutenant Damilola Adekunle, in an elaborate ceremony in Abuja. A young officer from a military family, he had only recently begun what should have been a long and promising life together with his new wife.
This Video shows him and other crew members just days or hours before the flight — walking around the aircraft, checking equipment, directing work on the engines and propellers. Ordinary moments of duty that now feel heartbreakingly final. In the footage, Man-Ugwueje moves with quiet authority, putting things in order the way professionals do every day.
The Nigerian Air Force has confirmed the full list of the fallen. The Chief of the Air Staff and President Bola Tinubu have expressed the nation’s grief. Three days of national mourning were declared. An investigation is underway.
Behind every uniform is a family, a spouse, children, parents, and friends whose lives are permanently altered. For the newly married couple, the future they planned together ended in an instant. For the other twenty-four souls on that aircraft, the same sudden silence fell. May their service be remembered with honour. May their families find strength and comfort. And may we never take for granted the men and women who climb into these aircraft so that the rest of us can sleep a little safer.
Rest in peace, Squadron Leader Ahamefule Man-Ugwueje and all who perished with you. You will not be forgotten.
A video showing a Nigerian police recruit struggling during shooting training has got people talking online.
It was pure chaos mixed with comedy as the woman cried while being shown how to handle a firearm.
In the clip, the recruit appears visibly distressed as she holds a rifle during the training exercise, while several police officers in uniform surround her and help steady her as she attempts to fire.
The woman, who is on mufti, looks visibly tense and overwhelmed by the experience, with the officers seemingly doing their best to help her through the exercise.
The unusual scene has sparked a wave of reactions online, with many people joking about her reaction while others questioned how recruits cope with the pressure of handling firearms during training.
Funny Moment Horse Escapes and Bumps Into People on Busy Street
A horse that escaped on a busy street left people scrambling as it ran freely and hit several pedestrians in the process.
Video footage shows the animal charging down the road while locals tried to stop or hold it. Despite their efforts, the horse continued moving at speed, bumping into people along the way and creating a chaotic scene. Onlookers reacted with a mix of surprise and amusement as the runaway animal moved through the area.
The incident, which happened in northern Nigeria, has got a lot of people talking, particularly about the method some people attempted to use to catch the escaping horse.
The trending video has drawn laughs for the unexpected street chaos and the failed attempts to control the horse.
Drama as a passenger on a Nigerian domestic flight caused panic after attempting to open an emergency exit door while the aircraft was in the air.
The man had been disruptive before boarding and throughout the flight. Mid-air, he moved toward the exit and tried to open it. Fellow passengers and crew members quickly intervened, surrounding and restraining him to stop the attempt.
Video footage of the chaotic scene inside the cabin has been circulating online. It was first shared by travel content creator Fikunmi Afolabi. One passenger later said the situation could have cost lives.
The airline involved has not yet been publicly identified, and official details remain limited. Authorities are expected to investigate the incident.
Nigerian singer Habeeb Okikiola, popularly known as Portable, has announced plans to campaign for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and the All Progressives Congress (APC) ahead of the 2027 Nigeria presidential election.
Speaking in a video, Portable openly explained why he had previously not been spraying money on the streets, saying he was broke at the time.
“I don’t like the title for the main article,” the singer said before explaining his position: “I was broke before, that’s why I haven’t been spraying money for the street, but now, I want to do rally for Tinubu. They’ve paid me, I’ve collected money and now I’ll show love to the street.”
Portable went on to declare his support for the president, saying: “I have a lot of money now, I’ve been paid and I’m fully supporting Tinubu.”
The singer also revealed plans for upcoming campaign activities in Lagos, saying that from Tuesday, October 13, 2026, there will be campaign events at Onikan Stadium and other locations in the city in support of Tinubu and Vice President Kashim Shettima.
Portable further disclosed that he would soon take his campaign efforts beyond rallies, announcing plans to engage in door-to-door campaigning for the APC.
His comments have drawn attention because of how directly he spoke about his political support and the payment he said he received. Rather than using conventional political language, Portable openly connected his campaign involvement with being paid and said he was now ready to show support for people on the streets.
With the 2027 Nigeria election approaching, political parties, candidates and campaign groups are increasingly focusing on grassroots mobilisation across the country. Portable's announcement adds another celebrity voice to the growing political activity surrounding the Tinubu campaign and APC ahead of the election.
Nigeria 2027 Election: Obidient Grassroots Mobilization – Supporters Cross the River
Even the water could not stop the gathering.
In a striking display of grassroots mobilisation, supporters carrying blue NDC flags and handwritten banners were seen moving through village streets, gathering along the waterfront and travelling by boat.
Many wore white, while others raised peace signs and held their phones up as they moved together through the community.
The scenes highlight the growing effort by supporters of the Obidient movement to take their message beyond major cities and into grassroots communities, with boats and waterways becoming part of the mobilisation.
From the streets to the water, the gathering captured a strong sense of organisation, energy and political participation.
Garri Fest brought food, music, games and Nigerian culture to life in Port Harcourt, with one local favourite taking centre stage — garri.
The highlight of the event was a massive serving of premium soaked garri.
Large quantities of white and yellow garri were poured into a huge drum, followed by bottles of drinks, plenty of groundnuts, sugar and milk. Everything was then mixed together with long wooden paddles as the crowd watched the giant bowl of garri come together.
And just to be clear, this was pure soaking — no cooking involved.
Once the mixture was ready, people served the finished garri into cups and got to taste it for themselves.
It was a simple but memorable celebration of one of Nigeria’s favourite foods, bringing together food, fun and culture in one big gathering.
Residents of Oredo in Edo State weren’t having it.
On Monday, people in the area came out in numbers when a group of men arrived in Hilux vehicles and tried to pull down an NDC campaign billboard. The large poster featured Hon. Uyi Frank Omosigho, the party’s candidate for the Oredo Federal Constituency seat in the 2027 House of Representatives election, alongside images of Peter Obi and Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso.
Video from the scene shows locals confronting the men in reflective vests, gesturing, arguing, and making it clear the billboard wasn’t coming down. By the end of the clip, the poster was still standing.
This isn’t the first time Omosigho’s campaign materials have come under attack. Just days earlier, he reported that suspected thugs destroyed posters and banners at his campaign office in Benin City. He has repeatedly urged supporters to stay peaceful while calling on security agencies to act.
In a state where opposition visibility is clearly becoming a flashpoint, the residents of Oredo made their own statement: some billboards are staying put.
Ozonna Soludo, the musician son of Anambra Governor Charles Soludo, has another video making the rounds after a lively stage performance.
In the clip, the young artist, rocking his bleached blonde hair, takes the mic at Culture Fest held at Abuja Lounge in London. Dressed in a black patterned shirt, shorts, white socks and loafers, he moves energetically across the stage—singing, dancing and engaging the crowd under red lights while people film and cheer.
Although some posts online wrongly labelled the location as Abuja in Nigeria, the venue is actually the Abuja Lounge in London, where Ozonna is based. Reactions have been mixed as usual: some applaud him for pursuing his music, others take jabs at the performance or drag politics into it.
Either way, Baby Oku continues to stay in the conversation.
A short video is circulating showing a man believed to be a bandit sitting in a forested area, casually using an RPG launcher to stir a pot of semo.
He is dressed in camouflage pants and a head wrap, holding the rocket-propelled grenade tube and using the warhead end to mash and turn the white food in a metal pot on the ground. Steam is rising from the pot. Another man sits nearby watching. The clip is only about 20 seconds long but has already drawn thousands of views.
The poster captioned it simply: “Bandit using RPG to turn semo in the forest.”
Reactions range from dark laughter to shock, with many saying it captures how far things have gone in some of the ungoverned forest areas.
Nigerian celebrities have been settling their beef in the ring lately, with celebrity fights becoming a new way of resolving issues among entertainers.
From Portable vs Darling Speed, Portable vs Carter Efe, Carter Efe vs Speed Darlington, to the highly talked-about fight between Blessing Okeke and former BBNaija winner Phyna, celebrity boxing has continued to attract attention online.
Now, comedian Sabinus appears to have sent a strong warning to Geh Geh following Geh Geh’s recent call-outs.
Sabinus recently posted a short video where he appeared dead serious, dressed in a green Adidas tracksuit and staring directly into the camera while gesturing as though he was ready for war.
The text displayed on the video simply read, “Warn Gehgeh.”
In the clip, Sabinus warned Geh Geh to keep his name out of his mouth. He said if Geh Geh wants to fight, he should go and meet OGB, but if he wants to die, he should come to him.
Sabinus even suggested that they have a closed-ring fight and questioned whether Geh Geh would be able to survive one hour with him.
Throughout the short clip, Sabinus maintained a completely straight face, making the warning even more dramatic.
However, true to Sabinus' style, fans are left wondering whether the comedian is actually serious or simply setting up another comedy skit.
The video has already sparked hilarious reactions from viewers, with many laughing at Sabinus' serious delivery and the unexpected challenge to Geh Geh.
An elderly Yoruba woman has stirred reactions online after making an unusual statement during a live interview.
In the short clip, the woman, who was speaking in Yoruba, said there are only two categories of people who can believe the APC.
According to her, the first category of people who can believe APC lies are mischievous people or those who are liars themselves. The second category, she said, are people with mental illnesses who have not sought treatment.
She added that if someone is in their right senses and is using their own judgment, rather than allowing someone else to think for them, they should not believe APC’s claims because, according to her, the APC are liars and no one should believe their lies.
“If APC tells you it is night, you have to go outside to confirm it because it could just be daybreak,” she said.
The clip quickly stirred reactions from different sides, with many internet users expressing their opinions. However, the comment section quickly descended into chaos.
Okay, so this video is going around of an ordination Mass in an African church. A bunch of young men were about to be ordained priests, and the bishop stopped the whole thing to ask a question.
"If you are the girlfriend of anyone here, and you don't want him to go through with the priesthood, please step forward."
Nobody did. The men just stood there in their white robes while the bishop waited, looking around the church. After a few seconds he carried on with the ceremony and everyone clapped.
People online can't get over it. Some think it was a smart move, others think it was a bit much, but I think it was a fair question to ask once, out loud, before these men made a promise for life. And for the record, no one objected, so they all became priests.
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