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Nigerian sensation Sarah Oyinkansola Aderibigbe, popularly known as Ayra Starr, has been crowned the number one female Afrobeats artist of the past year by global streaming giant Spotify. Eyes Of Lagos reports,https://eyesoflagos.com/ayra-starr-tops-spotifys-list-of-female-afrobeats-artists/
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President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has told Nigerians that the current economic hardship will soon give way to stability and prosperity, likening the experience to the pain of undergoing a life-saving surgery. Eyes Of Lagos reports,https://eyesoflagos.com/your-suffering-is-like-painful-surgery-tinubu-assures-nigerians-at-olubadan-coronation/
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Nigerian singer Skales recently shared insights into his modest upbringing, revealing that he and his late mother once lived in a simple hut in Kaduna.https://eyesoflagos.com/i-used-to-live-in-a-hut-skales-opens-up-on-his-humble-beginnings/
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Tensions flared in the Big Brother Naija Season 10 house on Thursday night when housemates Zita and Rooboy got into a heated argument that quickly escalated into a physical confrontation during a team task. Eyes Of Lagos reports,https://eyesoflagos.com/drama-in-biggies-house-as-zita-throws-food-at-rooboy-sparks-physical-clash/
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Fuji music legend King Saheed Osupa has expressed deep gratitude after Grammy-winning Afro-fusion star Burna Boy described him as his Greatest Singer of All Time during an international interview. The revelation came while Burna Boy appeared on Complex’s The Goat Talk alongside tennis icon Roger Federer. When asked about his GOAT (Greatest of All Time) singers, Burna Boy highlighted his admiration for Fuji artists, saying, “My GOAT singers are mostly like Fuji artists. Like Saheed Osupa.” Eyes Of Lagos reports, The statement quickly went viral on social media, delighting Fuji music enthusiasts and drawing renewed attention to Osupa’s significant impact on Nigerian music. Osupa Responds to the Tribute In a heartfelt post on X, Osupa described the recognition as a major honor that celebrates both his personal achievements and the broader Fuji music genre. “Burna Boy’s recognition, naming me as his GOAT singer on a global platform, is an extraordinary moment that honors the spirit of Fuji music and its lasting influence. This acknowledgment elevates my journey while highlighting our rich cultural heritage, connecting generations and musical styles across the world,” he wrote. Osupa also shared his admiration for Burna Boy and expressed excitement at the prospect of attending one of his concerts in the future. “I am truly grateful for this powerful acknowledgment from a true Afropop titan, the African Giant himself, whom I also deeply admire. Together, we are shaping the legacy of African music and showcasing our authentic, vibrant sounds to the world.” https://eyesoflagos.com/saheed-osupa-praises-burna-boy-after-being-named-his-goat-singer/ cc: Mynd44 , Nlfpmod , Seun
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Despite the Embarrassment, I Named My Son After You – Hellen Ati Calls Out Cubana Chief Priest Kenyan lady Hellen Ati, who has long claimed to have a child with Nigerian nightlife king and socialite Cubana Chief Priest, has once again spoken out about their alleged relationship. Eyes Of Lagos reports, In a post shared online, Hellen revealed that despite facing insults, abandonment, and public embarrassment, she decided to name her son after Cubana Chief Priest. According to her, she didn’t want to deny her child his father’s identity, believing that one day the boy would grow up and seek out his father. Hellen Demands Responsibility and Child Support Hellen Ati maintained that she would not stop calling out the celebrity businessman until he steps up to take responsibility for the child. She emphasized that her fight is not about personal issues but about ensuring her son’s well-being and future. In her words, the priority is simple: child support and recognition. Ongoing Demand for a DNA Test The Kenyan mother has repeatedly demanded a DNA test to put the matter to rest. However, she insists the test must be conducted in Kenya, citing her distrust of Nigeria’s medical system. Cubana Chief Priest, on the other hand, has consistently denied Hellen’s claims, insisting that he has no child with her. Conclusion The controversy between Hellen Ati and Cubana Chief Priest continues to stir debate online. While Hellen insists on DNA confirmation and support, the businessman maintains his denial. For now, the truth remains uncertain, but the drama is far from over https://eyesoflagos.com/despite-the-embarrassment-i-named-my-son-after-you-hellen-ati-calls-out-cubana-chief-priest/ cc: Mynd44 , Nlfpmod , Seun
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Talented Nigerian singer and songwriter Omah Lay has left fans worried after sharing a series of troubling posts on his social media pages, sparking fresh conversations about his mental health and the pressures of the music industry. Eyes Of Lagos reports,: https://eyesoflagos.com/omah-lay-sparks-concern-after-disturbing-social-media-outburst/
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In recent years, a disturbing trend has emerged within the digital landscape: the rise of the “BM Boys,” a Nigerian-based sextortion network exploiting social media platforms like TikTok and Instagram to blackmail predominantly teenage boys in Western countries. This article delves into the operations of the BM Boys, their impact on online safety, and the urgent need for stronger digital regulations. Eyes Of Lagos reports, The Mechanics of the Scam The BM Boys employ a tactic known as “catfishing,” where they impersonate young women to establish online relationships with their targets. Once trust is gained, they share explicit content to encourage victims to reciprocate. Subsequently, the scammers threaten to release the compromising material unless a ransom is paid. This scheme is not only financially exploitative but also emotionally devastating for the victims involved. Global Impact and Legal Actions The reach of the BM Boys extends beyond Nigeria, affecting teens in countries like the United States, Canada, the UK, and Australia. In one notable case, Nigerian brothers Samuel and Samson Ogoshi were sentenced to 210 months in prison for their involvement in a sextortion scheme that led to the death of a 17-year-old high school student in Michigan. Implications for Online Safety The BM Boys’ activities underscore significant gaps in online safety, particularly concerning minors. The use of social media platforms for such exploitative purposes highlights the need for: Enhanced Moderation Tools: Platforms should implement more robust systems to detect and prevent grooming and sextortion activities. Educational Initiatives: Schools and communities must educate young users about the risks of sharing explicit content online and the tactics used by predators. Stronger Legal Frameworks: Governments need to establish and enforce stricter laws to combat online exploitation and hold perpetrators accountable. Recommendations for Parents and Guardians To protect teens from falling victim to such schemes: Open Communication: Maintain an open line of dialogue about online activities and the potential dangers of sharing personal content. Privacy Settings: Ensure that social media accounts are set to private and monitor friend requests and messages. Report Suspicious Activity: Encourage teens to report any inappropriate or suspicious interactions to the platform and, if necessary, to local authorities. Conclusion The BM Boys represent a growing threat in the digital age, exploiting the anonymity of the internet to prey on vulnerable individuals. Addressing this issue requires a concerted effort from social media platforms, law enforcement, educators, and families to create a safer online environment for all users. https://eyesoflagos.com/bm-boys-the-dark-side-of-tiktok-fame-and-online-exploitation/ cc: Mynd44 , Nlfpmod , Seun
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A tragic accident has claimed the life of 32-year-old Hauwau Abubakar, a mother of six, after her clothing got entangled in a rice milling machine in Tumu community, Akko Local Government Area, Gombe State.https://eyesoflagos.com/tragedy-in-gombe-rice-milling-machine-kills-32-year-old-mother-of-six/
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Celebrity nightlife promoter, Cubana Chief Priest, stirred drama at a recent event after using his stage moment to brag about his influence while also throwing subtle shade at his alleged baby mama. Eyes Of Lagos reports,https://eyesoflagos.com/you-go-do-video-tire-cubana-chief-priest-shades-alleged-baby-mama-at-event/
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If you’ve ever lived in Lagos, you know that Mondays have their own kind of madness. And nowhere captures it better than the Lagos bus stops. From the moment you step out, you’re thrown into a world of danfo touts shouting destinations, commuters rushing like the world is ending, and passengers squeezing into buses as if they’re free. Welcome to the Lagos transport culture, Monday edition. Eyes Of Lagos reports, The Early Morning Stampede By 6 a.m., bus stops in Lagos are already buzzing. On Mondays, it’s worse. Everyone is trying to “beat traffic” — which ironically creates even more traffic. Workers, students, traders — all hustling for space in overcrowded buses. The energy is frantic. Danfo Touts and Their Famous Shouts “Ojuelegba! CMS! Ikeja ooo!” The danfo conductors (bus touts) are in their full element on Mondays. Their voices rise above the chaos, calling out destinations like auctioneers at a market. Some even tug at your shirt, insisting “last seat dey inside.” It’s noisy, messy, and somehow — very Lagos. The Push and Rush for Seats Mondays bring out the competitive side of Lagosians. Forget British-style queues — at Lagos bus stops, it’s survival of the fittest. The moment a bus door slides open, it’s a mini wrestling match as commuters fight for the best seats. Those who lose out are left frowning or forced to perch on shaky wooden stools placed in the aisle. Last-Minute Passengers and the Famous “One Chance” Fear No Lagos bus stop story is complete without the people who arrive late but still want to catch a ride. They wave frantically, run after moving buses, or plead with the conductor to squeeze them in. But lurking in the back of everyone’s mind is the fear of “one chance” — those dreaded scam buses. On Mondays especially, commuters stay alert, scanning faces before boarding. The Unofficial Monday Fashion Show If you watch closely, Lagos bus stops on Mondays also double as a fashion parade. From sharp suits to freshly ironed Ankara, Lagosians dress to impress on the first day of the week. Of course, by the time they survive traffic, the shine might fade — but that Monday morning glow is unmatched. Traffic Already Waiting for You As if the bus stop drama isn’t enough, once you finally get a seat, you’re greeted by the monster called Lagos Monday traffic. From Third Mainland Bridge to Ikorodu Road, buses crawl while passengers sigh, sleep, gist, or scroll through their phones. Why the Drama Never Ends Mondays in Lagos bus stops will always be chaotic because: Everyone wants to get to work early. Buses are fewer than the number of passengers. Lagosians believe “Monday sets the tone for the week.” The result? A mix of stress, laughter, and unforgettable scenes you can’t escape. Final Thoughts The Lagos Monday life begins at the bus stop — with shouting touts, rushing commuters, and overcrowded buses. It’s stressful, yet it’s part of what makes Lagos unique. For Lagosians, the bus stop drama is more than transport — it’s a shared experience, a story we all live every Monday. And whether you’re annoyed, amused, or exhausted, you know one thing: come next week, you’ll be right back in the middle of it. https://eyesoflagos.com/the-monday-lagos-bus-stop-drama-you-can-never-escape/ cc: Mynd44 , Nlfpmod , Seun
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Resident pastor of Faith Tabernacle, Pastor David Oyedepo Jnr, son of Bishop David Oyedepo, has stirred conversations online after revealing that he and his wife have been married for 17 years without ever having an argument. Eyes Of Lagos reports, How It Started Speaking during a church sermon, Oyedepo Jnr recalled his courtship days and how a teaching on 1 Corinthians 7:28 shaped his outlook on marriage. He explained that after hearing a preacher stress that “those who marry will face troubles in the flesh,” he studied the scripture himself and decided his marriage would be different. “I told my wife during courtship that we will never have an argument. Our wedding anniversary was in July, 17 years now, and we have not had one argument. We’ve never had a day where we’re raising our voices,” he revealed. Mixed Reactions Trail His Testimony The pastor’s statement has since gone viral, with Nigerians sharing divided opinions: @Ebube_Kene: “This has to be comedy lol.” @deleayo87: “I’ll make an excuse for him; I think he meant to say we’ve never had a fight or an argument that turned into a dispute.” @farfesadee: “Lmao! This is not the flex you think it is. I don’t even want to imagine the level of bottled-up resentment.” @Amina_Eke22: “That can’t be healthy. Even Jesus spoke out when things were wrong. No man can be God.” While some hailed Oyedepo Jnr as a model of peace in marriage, others argued that disagreements are natural in relationships and that avoiding them completely might not be realistic. https://eyesoflagos.com/married-17-years-without-a-single-argument-pastor-oyedepo-jnr-sparks-debate/ cc: Mynd44 , Nlfpmod , Seun
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“One Was a Gaudy Carnival, the Other an Exhibition of Class” – Patrick Doyle on Two High-Profile Nigerian Weddings Veteran media personality Patrick Doyle has shared his candid thoughts on the contrast between two recently held high-profile Nigerian weddings that took place in the United States and Europe. Eyes Of Lagos reports, Taking to social media, Doyle described how the two ceremonies showcased very different sides of Nigerian society. Patrick Doyle’s Observations In his words: “Two high-profile Nigerian weddings took place more or less simultaneously in the US and Europe. One was a gaudy carnival with a motley crowd comprising of the famous and infamous. The other was an exhibition of quiet sophistication and class with a select guest list of equally sophisticated and accomplished personalities.”https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1B5GTrkwrF/ Social Media Buzz His post has since generated discussions online, with many Nigerians debating which weddings he was referring to, while others applauded his boldness in pointing out the duality of Nigerian culture—loud and flamboyant yet stylish and sophisticated. https://eyesoflagos.com/patrick-doyle-throws-shade-at-davidos-wedding-hails-another/
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Gov. Ademola Adeleke Fulfills Promise, Appoints Viral Puff-Puff Seller in Osun State Osun State Governor, Ademola Adeleke, has officially handed an appointment letter to Oluwatosin Adejumo, the young puff-puff seller who went viral after a chance encounter with him on the streets. The governor had promised to support and transform her life — a pledge he has now fulfilled. Eyes Of Lagos reports,https://eyesoflagos.com/gov-ademola-adeleke-fulfills-promise-appoints-viral-puff-puff-seller-in-osun-state/
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Nigerian billionaire heiress Temi Otedola, daughter of business mogul Femi Otedola, has officially tied the knot with award-winning Afropop singer Mr Eazi in a lavish celebration that took place across three continents. Eyes Of Lagos reports,https://eyesoflagos.com/temi-otedola-and-mr-eazi-celebrate-love-with-weddings-across-three-continents/
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A shocking case of real estate fraud has emerged in Lagos after a tenant allegedly sold his landlord’s 4-bedroom duplex for a staggering ₦83 million and vanished with the proceeds. Eyes Of Lagos reports,https://eyesoflagos.com/tenant-disappears-after-selling-landlords-duplex-for-%e2%82%a683-million/
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Popular Nollywood actress, Joke Jigan, is currently in mourning following the passing of her beloved sister, Lizzy. Eyes Of Lagos reports, Taking to her Instagram page, the actress shared heartfelt photos of herself with the late Lizzy, expressing deep sorrow over the tragic loss. In her emotional post, Joke questioned the alarming rate of recent deaths and hinted that she might take a break from social media to process her grief. She wrote: “Omoh! It’s like I need to log off social media for now because what is really happening with all these deaths? Rest in peace, Lizzy, my darling sister.” As of now, details surrounding Lizzy’s death have not been made public. Meanwhile, condolence messages from fans, friends, and Nollywood colleagues have started pouring in, offering support to the grieving actress during this difficult time. https://eyesoflagos.com/nollywood-actress-joke-jigan-mourns-the-loss-of-her-sister-lizzy/ cc: Mynd44 , Nlfpmod , Seun
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Taribo West’s 1999 Salary Surfaces Amid Criticism of FG Over Neglecting Retired Football Stars Former Super Eagles defender Taribo West has stirred online debate after publicly criticizing the Federal Government (FG) for neglecting Nigeria’s retired football legends. West, who famously played for AC Milan and Inter Milan, recently lamented the lack of support for ex-players struggling in retirement, citing the recent deaths of Peter Rufai, Rasheed Yekini, and Christian Chukwu as evidence of systemic failure. Eyes Of Lagos reports, Peter Rufai, a former Super Eagles goalkeeper, passed away last month in Lagos after a long battle with illness. His funeral, held on August 22, 2025, sparked controversy over poor government involvement in the burial arrangements. Similarly, Chukwu, a former captain and coach, died shortly before, further highlighting the plight of forgotten football heroes. Taribo West Blasts FG and NFF West condemned the authorities for neglecting football icons like Stephen Keshi, Christian Chukwu, and Rufai, saying they deserved better after dedicating their prime to Nigeria’s football glory. Fellow ex-internationals Augustine Eguavoen and Samson Siasia backed his claims, calling out the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) for failing to provide adequate welfare and funeral assistance for retired players. Taribo West’s 1999 AC Milan Salary Resurfaces Amid his criticism, online users dug up Taribo West’s earnings during his time at AC Milan. Reports from All Africa and PM News revealed that the defender earned £1.24 million (₦193 million) in 1999 — making him one of the highest-paid African footballers of his era. When adjusted to today’s exchange rate, this would amount to around ₦2.7 billion, sparking heated debates about whether retired players who once earned so much deserve continued government support. Mixed Reactions from Nigerians The revelation divided opinions online: Goodnesse88: “Wow, that was huge! That’s about ₦16 million per month in 1999.” tunde1200: “Talk and make sense out of it. Leave government alone and develop yourself.” Maxymilliano: “What has his salary at club level got to do with NFF not doing enough for ex-players who put Nigeria on the map?” Putindbutt: “Did they play for the country free of charge? Were they not paid bonuses and allowances?” TheBillyonaire: “Were they not being paid while playing football? Was it free?” Jmoore: “Wetin concern Taribo’s salary with Peter Rufai?” https://eyesoflagos.com/taribo-wests-1999-salary-surfaces-amid-criticism-of-fg-over-neglecting-retired-football-stars/ cc: Mynd44 , Nlfpmod , Seun
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Act of Greed and Insensitivity’ – Peter Obi Condemns Proposed Pay Rise for Politicians Former Anambra State governor and Labour Party’s 2023 presidential candidate, Peter Obi, has criticized the reported plan to increase the salaries of political leaders in Nigeria. The proposal, allegedly put forward by the Revenue Mobilisation Allocation and Fiscal Commission (RMAFC), has drawn widespread backlash as citizens grapple with rising costs of living and economic hardship. Eyes Of Lagos reports, Reacting via his official X (formerly Twitter) handle, Obi described the move as “provocative, scandalous, and a shameless grab for more at the expense of struggling Nigerians.” “The RMAFC’s reckless haste in prioritising the greed of politicians over the desperate needs of the masses is not only provocative but scandalous. The proposed over 100% salary increase for political office holders is totally unjustifiable considering the economic realities facing our country,” Obi wrote. He urged the commission to focus on improving the welfare of ordinary Nigerians, especially public service workers and security personnel, many of whom remain underpaid despite their crucial roles. “Political office is a service to the nation, not a means to accumulate wealth. It is disturbing that RMAFC is prioritising the welfare of political office holders over that of security officers, particularly the police who are grossly underpaid and overworked,” he added. Obi’s remarks have fueled growing calls for transparency and equity in Nigeria’s remuneration structure, as citizens question the government’s spending priorities amid economic strain. https://eyesoflagos.com/act-of-greed-and-insensitivity-peter-obi-condemns-proposed-pay-rise-for-politicians/ cc: Mynd44 , Nlfpmod , Seun
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The Yoruba Council Worldwide (YCW) has urged the Alaafin of Oyo, Oba Abimbola Owoade I, to retract the 48-hour ultimatum he issued to the Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Ogunwusi, amid a growing rift between the two revered monarchs. Eyes Of Lagos reports, The dispute arose after the Ooni conferred the title of Okanlomo of Yorubaland on businessman Chief Dotun Sanusi in Ibadan—a move the Alaafin contested, insisting that only his palace reserves the authority to grant such pan-Yoruba titles. In a statement released on Wednesday by its Publicity Secretary, Charles Adeyemi, the YCW called for calm and reconciliation rather than further division. “These monarchs are not only traditional leaders but sacred custodians of Yoruba history, dignity, and culture. Moments like this demand calm, reflection, and unity rather than division,” the statement read. The council urged Yoruba elders, statesmen, and cultural custodians to mediate and facilitate a peaceful resolution. It also recommended convening a Yoruba Obas Conference to formalize peace among traditional rulers in the region. The YCW appealed to Yoruba citizens—especially the youth and social media users—to avoid inflammatory comments and instead promote dialogue and understanding. “Our words carry weight, and in times of tension, they should be used to build bridges, not walls. The Alaafin and the Ooni represent eternal symbols of Yoruba civilization. Their unity is vital for cultural preservation and the collective dignity of the Yoruba nation,” it added. Netizens React: Tomilola Olalekan Sowo: “All these groups are only encouraging the Alaafin’s antics. What can he even do to Ooni? Let him face the shame he’s bringing on himself. Joker.” utmostdecasual: “It’s better we iron this out now. Ooni is superior. Ile-Ife existed before any other Yoruba town. Oranmiyan, the last son of Oduduwa, founded Oyo Empire and Benin Kingdom. Ooni remains superior.” Engr Package Yemaks: “Ooni is Alaafin’s great grandfather. Go and study Yoruba history well.” Jimoh Oluwabunmi Ahmed: “Alaafin will be embarrassed either way. Ooni has more support in this age. This is not the era of gunpowder.” Akin Adeyanju: “Alaafin should be pushing for creation of a new Oyo State by now. Abi who chieftaincy help? Abi Oyo wan dey under Ibadan forever ni?” https://eyesoflagos.com/yoruba-council-urges-alaafin-of-oyo-to-withdraw-ultimatum-to-ooni-of-ife/ cc: Mynd44 , Nlfpmod , Seun
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#BBNaijaS10: Bright’s Manager Vic Matt Dies Days After He was Kidnapped in Enuguhttps://eyesoflagos.com/bbnaijas10-brights-manager-vic-matt-dies-days-after-he-was-kidnapped-in-enugu/
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A heated exchange between a hair stylist and her client has gone viral after the customer allegedly attempted to pay with a fake bank transfer. The incident was first shared on X (formerly Twitter) by user @aunoluwapo243, who posted a video showing the stylist confronting the accused. Eyes Of Lagos reports, In the clip, the stylist could be heard saying: “It’s a fake transfer you did,” as she dismissed the client’s attempts to explain. The stylist insisted on being paid, accusing the customer of fraud. The video quickly gained attention online, sparking mixed reactions as social media users debated the rising issue of fake transfer scams in Nigeria. Reactions from Social Media Forever single😔💔: “Make we no lie, the hair deserve fake transfer cos e no fine jhare 😔.” ꧁𖣘𝐄𝐰𝐚❤️🥺𖣘꧂: “Shey na by force to do hair awon baddie Ole 😂😂.” HAIR STYLIST IN ABEOKUTA 🎀: “Arinola wey be street herself 😂🥺 ori Eyin mejeji ti buru 😢.” SÕFT girl🫥💞: “Na by force to do hair ni 😭😹 aseju ni, iru attachment all back ti wa okay.” Symply enny 💖💗💓: “Me wey dey do all back since last year anno get sense abi 😳🤣🤣.” 🌸🌸Ayo__Olami🌸🌸: “Wait oo, how dem take dey do all this fake transfer of a thing cos I don’t understand 😳.” 😍💋✨: “Nd some of them wey dey caption thief self nah thief 😂😂.” The incident has once again drawn attention to the growing trend of fake transfers, leaving many small business owners frustrated and calling for stricter measures against fraud. https://eyesoflagos.com/drama-as-hair-stylist-exposes-client-for-alleged-fake-transfer-in-viral-video/ cc: Mynd44 , Nlfpmod , Seun
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A 27-year-old Nigerian student, Samuel Chinecherem Ezeh, has made history by setting a Guinness World Record for creating a robe with 50-metre-long sleeves. Eyes Of Lagos reports,https://eyesoflagos.com/400-level-nigerian-student-sets-guinness-world-record-with-50-metre-robe-sleeves/
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A young woman has shocked many after reportedly filing for divorce just one week after her wedding, citing domestic violence as the reason for the split.https://eyesoflagos.com/drama-as-woman-files-for-divorce-just-a-week-after-wedding/
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If you grew up in Lagos — or anywhere in Nigeria — chances are your Sundays started with Sunday School. Before you were old enough to fully understand the sermon, this was where you learned about God, sang cheerful songs, and made friends. For many Nigerians, Sunday School wasn’t just about Bible stories — it was a cultural experience filled with unforgettable moments that shaped childhood. Let’s take a walk down memory lane with some Sunday School memories every Nigerian will definitely relate to. Eyes Of Lagos reports, 1. The Famous “Memory Verse” Recitation Every class had a time for memory verses. Teachers would call your name, and you’d stand nervously to recite John 3:16 or Psalm 23 word for word. Forgetting even one line? The entire class would chorus the verse out loud — and you’d quietly sit down in shame. 2. The Songs That Never Leave Your Head From “Read Your Bible, Pray Every Day” to “I Will Make You Fishers of Men”, Sunday School songs were catchy, fun, and unforgettable. Till today, many adults still hum these tunes without realizing it. 3. Sharing Biscuits and Sweets After Class Nothing compared to the excitement of hearing the teacher say: “Before you go, take one cabin biscuit and sweet.” For some kids, this was the highlight of church — proof that Sunday School was about both spiritual and physical nourishment. 4. The Coloring Books and Bible Story Charts Before PowerPoint and big screens, Sunday School teachers came armed with giant colorful charts of Noah’s Ark, David and Goliath, and Jonah in the belly of the fish. Kids would gather, eyes wide open, as the stories came to life. 5. The Friendly Competition Which group could sing louder? Which class remembered the most verses? Sunday School was always filled with competitions that made learning fun — and gave everyone bragging rights till the next Sunday. 6. The Prayer Points That Sounded the Same When asked to pray, almost every child started with the same line: “Thank You Lord for today, thank You for Mommy and Daddy…” Teachers patiently listened, even though they heard the same prayer ten times every week. 7. The Graduation Into “Adult Church” That bittersweet moment when you were finally told you were too old for Sunday School. Suddenly, you had to sit quietly through long sermons with the adults. Most kids missed the songs, games, and snacks of Sunday School instantly. Conclusion Sunday School wasn’t just about teaching children the Bible — it was a blend of faith, friendship, and unforgettable childhood moments. Whether you grew up in Lagos, Abuja, or anywhere in Nigeria, these little experiences shaped who we are today. 👉 Which of these Sunday School memories do you remember the most? Share in the comments — let’s laugh, reminisce, and celebrate our Nigerian childhood together! https://eyesoflagos.com/sunday-school-memories-every-nigerian-will-relate-to/ cc: Mynd44 , Nlfpmod , Seun
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Popular Nollywood actor, Bolanle Ninalowo, has opened up about his decision to step back from the movie industry to prioritize his role as a father.https://eyesoflagos.com/why-i-stepped-back-from-nollywood-to-focus-on-my-children-bolanle-ninalowo/ cc: Mynd44 , Nlfpmod , Seun
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The Ondo State Police Command has arrested a 29-year-old man, Bello Azeez, for allegedly faking his own kidnap in order to extort money from his family and friends.https://eyesoflagos.com/29-year-old-ondo-man-bello-azeez-fakes-own-kidnap-to-dupe-family-of-%e2%82%a6500000/
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Celebrity daughter and influencer Priscilla Ojo is radiating pure maternity bliss as she proudly shows off her baby bump in breathtaking throwback photos from Zanzibar alongside her husband, Tanzanian singer Juma Jux.https://eyesoflagos.com/priscilla-ojo-glows-in-zanzibar-maternity-shoot-with-singer-juma-jux/
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If Nnamdi Kanu Dies in Detention, Hold Britain Responsible – American-Igbo Veterans Warn The American Veterans of Igbo Descent (AVID) has issued a strong warning to the British government, stating it will be held accountable if Nnamdi Kanu, leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), dies in detention. Speaking at a press conference in Abuja on Thursday, AVID President Dr. Sylvester Onyia accused Britain of abandoning its citizen and aiding Nigeria in the continued detention and prosecution of Kanu, who holds both British and Nigerian citizenship. Eyes Of Lagos reports, Kanu, arrested in Kenya in June 2021 and controversially renditioned to Nigeria, has spent over four years in custody on terrorism charges. Onyia noted that his health is deteriorating rapidly and stressed that Britain has a legal and moral duty to intervene. “Britain’s Silence is Crimson with Complicity” Onyia cited international laws, including Article 12 of the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (ICESCR), which obligates the UK to provide medical assistance to its citizens regardless of dual nationality. “Kanu’s health is failing. Britain must intervene medically. Failure makes it complicit in death. If Kanu dies, Britain will not be an observer – it will be an accomplice,” Onyia declared. He further accused Britain of deliberate complicity, referencing the UN Convention Against Torture and the African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Rights, which he says were violated in Kanu’s rendition from Kenya. Allegations of Collusion The AVID leader alleged that the British government has been directly involved in Kanu’s legal troubles. “Britain didn’t just look away, it helped script the persecution. Days after British officials visited Kanu in 2021, Nigeria amended charges against him. That’s no coincidence,” Onyia claimed. He also criticised Britain for downplaying the Court of Appeal’s ruling that discharged Kanu, saying: “Discharge is acquittal. Britain’s denial is fallacy.” “Dual Nationality is Not a Death Sentence” Onyia rejected Britain’s claim that Kanu’s Nigerian citizenship limits its intervention, insisting UK law requires protection of all citizens regardless of dual nationality. He argued that Kanu’s ordeal is rooted in historical and political bias: “Britain would never accept this for a British citizen in Europe. But for an Igbo man in Africa, it’s business as usual. Why? Because he challenged the artificial state Britain created in 1914.” Demands to the British Government AVID urged Britain to: Publicly condemn Kanu’s rendition. Demand his immediate release. Launch a parliamentary inquiry into violations of the Vienna Convention. End diplomatic support for his detention and prosecution. “A government that claims to defend human rights must start with its citizens. Silence is not neutrality – it is complicity. If Nnamdi Kanu dies in detention, his blood will be on Britain’s hands,” Onyia warned. Background Nnamdi Kanu remains a polarizing figure in Nigerian politics. While supporters see him as a freedom fighter advocating for Biafran self-determination, the Nigerian government labels him a threat to national security. With tensions high, AVID’s statement signals growing international pressure on the UK to act before it’s too late. https://eyesoflagos.com/if-nnamdi-kanu-dies-in-detention-hold-britain-responsible-american-igbo-veterans-warn/ cc: Mynd44 , Nlfpmod , Seun
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Popular Nigerian media personality, Toke Makinwa, has officially shut down speculation surrounding her pregnancy after boldly displaying her bare baby bump in a recent photo.https://eyesoflagos.com/toke-makinwa-silences-surrogacy-rumours-flaunts-bare-baby-bump-in-stunning-new-photo/
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A shocking incident at a private school in Uthai Thani, Thailand, has gone viral after CCTV footage captured a 17-year-old student violently attacking his female math teacher for deducting two marks from his mid-term exam. According to reports, the student had scored 18 out of 20 and approached the teacher to ask why he did not receive a perfect score. The teacher explained that while his answers were correct, he had failed to show the required working steps, which resulted in the deduction. Eyes Of Lagos reports, She advised him to verify the grading with other teachers, which he did. However, after returning, the student demanded that his score be increased. When the teacher refused, he became agitated, kicked a desk, and briefly left the classroom. Moments later, he returned to demand an apology. When the teacher declined, the situation escalated into a brutal assault in front of more than 20 classmates. CCTV footage shows the boy repeatedly slapping, punching, and kicking the teacher. The attack left her with a bruised eye, swelling on her head, and inflamed ribs. She has since received medical treatment and filed a police report. The school suspended the student, and he has reportedly requested to withdraw entirely. Online Reactions The disturbing footage has triggered outrage on social media: Qila: “Why the hell are the others just looking?” junnn: “What is going on with Thailand recently? 😭” Ru_xin: “Bro, it’s just 2 freaking marks and he wants to beat his teacher ”snowfall2232: “You’re telling me there was no other boy in that classroom to stop him?” Ninanina✨: “The boy is very capable academically, but he’s known to have a hot temper and a tendency toward physical violence.” Authorities are investigating the matter as discussions grow online about student discipline, respect for teachers, and school safety. https://eyesoflagos.com/thai-student-assaults-teacher-over-losing-2-marks-on-math-test/ cc: Mynd44 , Nlfpmod , Seun
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Hunger and Poverty in Nigeria Now a Daily Reality, Not Just Statistics — Peter Obi Former Anambra State Governor and 2023 Labour Party presidential candidate, Peter Obi, has raised fresh concerns over the worsening state of hunger and poverty in Nigeria, warning that the crisis is now a lived experience for millions of citizens — not just numbers in reports. In a post shared on his X (formerly Twitter) handle, Obi described the situation as “acute food shortages and multi-dimensional poverty at a scale never before seen” in the country. He lamented that years of economic mismanagement and poor governance have plunged families into hardship, eroding the middle class and leaving millions in despair. Eyes Of Lagos reports, Hunger and Poverty No Longer Abstract Obi stated bluntly: “In our country today, hunger and poverty are not just distant statistics; they are the harsh reality that millions of our people face daily.” Citing United Nations data, the former presidential hopeful said about 34 million Nigerians are at risk of acute food insecurity, while 63% of the population — around 133 million people — live in multidimensional poverty. He stressed that these figures represent human lives, families struggling to eat, and communities battling for survival in an economy that offers fewer opportunities by the day. Economic Mismanagement and Inflation Obi criticised the current administration’s handling of the economy, noting that inflation — even by “suppressed statistics” — is approaching 30%. He added that unemployment and rising costs of living have “nearly wiped out our once vibrant middle class.” According to him, families that were once financially stable are now “slipping into poverty” due to “incompetent leadership without capacity and compassion.” The former governor argued that Nigeria’s current economic woes are not inevitable but rather the result of avoidable policy failures. Lessons from Argentina Drawing a direct comparison with Argentina, Obi highlighted how the South American nation made significant progress in poverty reduction within a short period under new leadership. He noted that Argentina reduced its poverty rate from 52% to 38.1% in just two years by cutting waste, prioritising economic stability, and restoring investor confidence. “Both Argentina and the current Nigerian leadership assumed office in the same year,” Obi said. “Two years may not be enough to completely transform a nation, but it is enough to kickstart genuine change — if the leadership is honest, focused, and committed to the people.” Call for Action Obi urged Nigerian leaders to fight corruption, reduce the cost of governance, and invest heavily in education, healthcare, and poverty reduction programs. He stressed that a genuine commitment to these areas could turn the tide on hunger and restore dignity to the Nigerian people. “Nigeria can work. We can reduce hunger and restore dignity to Nigerians,” he said. “A New Nigeria is POssible.” Bottom Line Peter Obi’s remarks have sparked conversations across social and political circles, with many Nigerians agreeing that hunger and poverty have moved from being statistical reports to an everyday reality. His call for honest, focused, and people-oriented leadership comes at a time when millions are searching for hope in an increasingly challenging economy. https://eyesoflagos.com/hunger-and-poverty-in-nigeria-now-a-daily-reality-not-just-statistics-peter-obi/ cc: Mynd44 , Nlfpmod , Seun
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