Nigerian TikTok star Peller has sparked reactions online after reportedly revealing that he was afraid to get close to his partner, Jarvis, when she became pregnant.
According to the circulating account, Peller said he resorted to masturbation, popularly referred to as “soaping” in Nigerian slang, rather than risk getting intimate with Jarvis during her pregnancy.
The revelation has attracted attention on social media, with fans sharing different opinions about the couple's relationship, pregnancy, and Peller's approach to intimacy.
The discussion also comes amid debates about whether masturbation can prevent someone from receiving blessings. Peller previously reportedly addressed the claim by pointing to the house gifted to him and Jarvis by businessman King Ochacho, despite his alleged personal experience.
His comments have reignited conversations about religious beliefs, personal choices, and the meaning of blessings in people's lives.
While some social media users may find his revelation amusing, others believe the discussion highlights the importance of understanding pregnancy and intimacy rather than relying solely on fear or rumours.
What do you think about Peller's revelation? Share your thoughts in the comment section.
Historyrewrites: The incident highlights the importance of obtaining professional medical confirmation of death rather than relying solely on a pulse or breathing check performed by an untrained person. The precise medical explanation for the reported incident remains unclear based on the information available.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ipReESkTu-g A shocking incident has reportedly occurred in Guatemala after a 15-year-old girl, identified as Yuleidy Ixcotoyac, allegedly woke up inside her coffin during her own funeral, leaving her family and mourners stunned.
According to reports, the teenager lost consciousness while her father, Abraham Ixcotoyac, was driving her to a medical centre. Her father reportedly checked her pulse and breathing but believed she had died.
The family subsequently began funeral preparations, with mourners gathering at their home in the rural village of El Jocote.
However, the heartbreaking gathering reportedly took an unexpected turn when her mother, Lesvia Ríos, noticed movement inside the coffin while mourning her daughter.
Her mother insisted that the teenager was still alive. The coffin was opened, and the girl reportedly began moving before sitting upright and speaking, leaving those present shocked.
The extraordinary story has attracted attention online, with many people questioning how the teenager was believed to have died without first receiving medical confirmation.
The incident highlights the importance of obtaining professional medical confirmation of death rather than relying solely on a pulse or breathing check performed by an untrained person. The precise medical explanation for the reported incident remains unclear based on the information available.
Bonfrère Jo: 30 Years After Nigeria’s Olympic Gold, Former Coach Says He Has Yet to Receive His Reward
Former Nigeria coach Bonfrère Jo has expressed disappointment over what he says is the failure to receive his promised reward, 30 years after leading Nigeria’s Dream Team to Olympic football glory in Atlanta in 1996.
Nigeria made history at the tournament, defeating Argentina 3–2 in the final to win the gold medal and become the first African country to claim Olympic gold in men’s football.
However, Bonfrère Jo claims he is still waiting for his reward and says he never even received his gold medal.
The allegation has reignited discussions about how Nigeria recognises and rewards individuals who bring honour to the country through sports. Former Sports Minister Jim Nwobodo has offered a different account regarding the fulfilment of promises made after the historic victory.
What do you think about Bonfrère Jo’s claims? Should the relevant authorities investigate the matter and clarify what happened to his medal and promised reward?
Watch the video ABOVE and share your thoughts in the comments.
The Plateau-based clergyman has been drawing attention to insecurity and killings affecting communities in Plateau State and other parts of Nigeria.
His return and striking slogan have raised questions about the message he intends to communicate and the need for stronger action to protect vulnerable communities.
Nigeria continues to face security challenges, with many citizens calling on the government and security agencies to do more to protect lives and property.
What do you think about Rev. Ezekiel Dachomo’s “Fight for Survival” slogan? Do you believe international advocacy can help bring more attention to insecurity in Nigeria?
Watch the video and share your thoughts.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RzcGzbmLuiY Tension reportedly rose in Kebbi State as angry youths attempted to storm a forest to hunt down suspected bandits, but the police intervened and stopped them.
The incident highlights growing frustration over insecurity and the desire of residents to protect their communities. However, confronting armed criminals without proper training and equipment could put more lives at risk.
Allah shi kyauta. May peace return to Kebbi State and Nigeria.
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A rescued prospective NYSC member has recounted the horrifying conditions she allegedly endured while being held captive in a forest.
“We are eating just dry garri with muddy water. I can't even give my enemy that water. We don't have a choice; we have to take it for survival,” she said.
Her heartbreaking account has sparked concerns about the safety of Nigerians travelling across the country and the need for stronger security measures to protect citizens.
What is your opinion? Should people ever take revenge into their own hands, or should they allow the law to take its course? Share your thoughts in the comments.
What is your opinion? Should people ever take revenge into their own hands, or should they allow the law to take its course? Share your thoughts in the comments.
The Oyo State Police Command has arrested a man who allegedly travelled from Anambra State to avenge his brother’s death, recovering a pistol and a cartridge from him.
According to the report, the suspect allegedly travelled to Oyo State with the intention of retaliating over his brother’s death. Police officers reportedly recovered a pistol and a cartridge during the arrest.
The incident highlights the dangers of taking the law into one's hands, as attempts to avenge a death can lead to further violence and potentially more lives being lost.
The suspect’s arrest comes as security agencies continue efforts to prevent violent crimes and maintain public safety.
Further details about the circumstances surrounding his brother’s death and the suspect’s next legal steps were not provided in the information available.
What is your opinion? Should people ever take revenge into their own hands, or should they allow the law to take its course? Share your thoughts in the comments.
chiiraq802: wait, because he prayed for Nigeria....
Are they expecting the Reverend to be cursing the Nation.
no difference between Ratels and obidients they think through there a.nus
Have you watch the video to see how serious the man was acting Before The After math landed with praise. How Far. explain This...Just All Of The Sudden.
HacheNoire: If myself, pastors and imams should say the truth, we all will agree that, we know Middle East religion is a scam and only a tool for the gullible and brain dead.
It is a framework that was built by colonial masters which we ourselves later exploited for gains.
We all making money out of the tool.
You can use it to break and divide, trigger chaos, mobilize fools, earn unconditional trust or forgiveness and many other gains you can earn with it.
I could dupe a whole local government, get caught, give my life to Christ or start erratic class and ministrations, and the electorates will still vote for me on the basis that I have changed.
Man becomes extremely dump when religion is involved.
It just a pity people are now waking up and it’s bad for business.
Yes indeed you have said it all.I believe One day Nigerians Will Rise And Fight For Their Future. Religious Leaders have even join the trend forgetting about the masses welfare. Only for their Belly. Who Know If He Has Received his own Share of national Moi Moi. It's The End Time.
Verydarkman Questions Reverend Ezekiel Dachomo Over Tinubu Controversy
Nigerian social media activist Verydarkman has sparked debate over Reverend Ezekiel Dachomo's position on President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's administration, raising questions about the apparent shift from criticism to prayers for the government.
Dachomo previously expressed concerns about insecurity in Nigeria and allegations of religious bias under Tinubu's administration. However, reports that he later prayed for Tinubu and his government have triggered reactions from Nigerians questioning the apparent change.
The controversy raises an important question: Can a religious leader strongly criticise a government and still pray for its leaders?
While some may view the situation as inconsistent, others argue that praying for a country's leaders does not necessarily mean supporting their political decisions or endorsing their re-election.
Dachomo has clarified that his prayers were for Nigeria and its people, rather than a prayer for Tinubu and Vice President Kashim Shettima to win the 2027 presidential election.
Nevertheless, the debate continues, with supporters of Verydarkman's position insisting that public figures should be held accountable for their statements and actions.
What do you think? Is Verydarkman right to question Reverend Dachomo, or should Nigerians separate prayers for the nation from political support? Share your opinion in the comments. Cc; Nlfpmod, Mynd44, Seun, HumbledbYGrace, osystein
His reaction brings the reported statement into the spotlight, raising questions about how the public will interpret the prophet's remarks and the social media personality's response.
DickenClarq: Lols. This guy is becoming too confident as the day go by. I don't blame him most of this so called men of God are the number one demarketter of Christianity in Nigeria.
DickenClarq: Lols. This guy is becoming too confident as the day go by. I don't blame him most of this so called men of God are the number demarketter of Christianity in Nigeria.
His reaction brings the reported statement into the spotlight, raising questions about how the public will interpret the prophet's remarks and the social media personality's response.
VeryDarkMan Fires Back at Prophet Jeremiah Over Claim About AC, Fans and Forgotten Dreams
Nigerian social media critic VeryDarkMan has sparked fresh online conversation after taking a sarcastic swipe at Prophet Jeremiah Omoto Fufeyin over a reported claim that excessive use of air conditioners and fans can make people forget their dreams.
In a reaction laced with sarcasm, VeryDarkMan claimed he had switched off both his air conditioner and fan, adding that he hoped to remember his dream when he woke up the following morning.
“Too much AC and fan makes a man to forget his dreams,” the statement attributed to the prophet reportedly suggested, prompting VeryDarkMan to respond with a remark that has drawn attention to the unusual claim.
His reaction brings the reported statement into the spotlight, raising questions about how the public will interpret the prophet's remarks and the social media personality's response.
Nigerian Man Blasts Diaspora APC Supporters After Spending ₦75K on 3 Clothing Items
A Nigerian man has sparked controversy after reportedly spending ₦75,000 on a pair of shoes, trousers, and a shirt.
Expressing frustration over the rising cost of living, he challenged Nigerians in the diaspora who support the ruling party, asking: “Is this what your minimum wage over there can afford?”
His remarks have reignited debate over Nigeria's economic situation, the purchasing power of ordinary citizens, and whether Nigerians abroad fully understand the financial struggles facing people at home.
What do you think? Are diaspora Nigerians disconnected from the economic reality at home, or are they entitled to support their preferred political party? Share your views in the comments.
EFCC-Wanted Ex-Navy Director Spotted in Kaduna, Accused of Attacking Resident
An ex-Nigerian Navy accounts director reportedly wanted by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) over an alleged ₦2 billion fraud has reportedly been spotted in Kaduna, where he is also accused of attacking a resident.
The development has drawn attention because of the serious financial allegations surrounding the former officer and the reported confrontation with a local resident.
The alleged ₦2 billion fraud remains a serious matter, while the reported assault allegation raises further questions about the circumstances surrounding the incident.
However, the details of the confrontation and the former officer's response to the allegations remain important to establishing the full picture.
What do you think about this development? Should authorities move swiftly to investigate both the alleged fraud and the reported assault? Cc; Nlfpmod, Mynd44, Seun, HumbledbYGrace, osystein
Osun State Governor, Ademola Adeleke, has sparked widespread reactions after declaring that law enforcement should not hesitate to arrest his son if he is found guilty of any criminal offence. The governor made the statement during a meeting with the Inspector General of Police, stressing that no individual should be above the law.
Adeleke's remarks have quickly attracted attention across Nigeria, with many describing the statement as a bold endorsement of accountability and equal justice. The governor maintained that family ties should never interfere with the work of security agencies or the administration of justice.
The statement also comes amid heightened political discussions surrounding security and governance in Osun State. While supporters have praised Adeleke's comments as a demonstration of leadership, critics say the focus should remain on ensuring that the rule of law is applied consistently to everyone, regardless of political status.
Political analysts believe the governor's comments could strengthen public confidence in institutions if they are matched by actions. They argue that declarations of support for the rule of law are most effective when accompanied by transparent enforcement and equal treatment before the law.
The meeting between Governor Adeleke and the Inspector General of Police has generated significant conversation on social media, with Nigerians debating the broader issues of accountability, security, and the responsibilities of public office holders.
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Watch the full video ABOVE to hear Governor Adeleke's complete remarks and decide for yourself. Do you believe public officials and their families should be held to the same legal standards as every other Nigerian? Share your thoughts in the comments. Cc; Nlfpmod, Mynd44, Seun, HumbledbYGrace, osystein.
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