In this emotional viral moment, popular content creator and influencer King Mitchy pays a surprise visit to legendary Nigerian actor Abiodun Ayoyinka, better known as Papa Ajasco — the iconic character that defined Nigerian comedy for generations!
Just days after Papa Ajasco opened up in a heartfelt interview about his modest earnings (as low as ₦45k per episode despite decades of fame), the struggles of not owning his own character rights, and needing public support, King Mitchy showed up at his home with a huge bundle of cash — reportedly in the millions! 💰 Watch as the veteran legend is left speechless, visibly shocked and moved to tears. King Mitchy kneels in respect while presenting the gift, and Papa Ajasco responds with powerful prayers and blessings for her success. A beautiful display of honoring our elders and legends who shaped our childhoods! 🥹🙏
Is this pure kindness, or the power of speaking up? Either way, it's wholesome and inspiring. ❤️
I feel a bank transfer would have been better, however having a mic pinned to his dress makes it look as if the act was done mainly to create content.
What!!!!!! After all the intimidation the morrocan team did to their opponents in every match...then it just means that henceforth, the host country must always be the winner
AnonPoet: If you get more revenue because you take out susbsidy, it's actually a transfer from the people to the government. So, the only way we can make it (scarifices that the people make) worthwhile is to spend that money in the areas of priority to them.
- Taiwo Oyedele calls for prioritising the welfare of Nigerians
If you get more revenue because you take out susbsidy, it's actually a transfer from the people to the government. So, the only way we can make it (scarifices that the people make) worthwhile is to spend that money in the areas of priority to them.
Students of the College of Nursing at Nnamdi Azikiwe University Teaching Hospital Protest Hike In Fees From N90,000 To N580,000 pic.twitter.com/pWYknbQ2rq
But it's in the Constitution that the FG has the power to determine the prices of essential commodities including petrol...maybe they've not read that part yet.
FreeStuffsNG: The Iran crisis also prompted Asian governments and refiners to assess oil stockpiles and alternative shipping routes and supplies.
"While the military attacks are themselves supportive for oil prices, the key factor here is the closing of the Strait of Hormuz," said Ajay Parmar, director of energy and refining at ICIS.
Trump wanted a quick win, tap and go like he did in Venezuela. He thought he and his proxy in Occupied Palestine would have finished off Iran in few hours and by this morning before oil markets open.
Iran has held him and his proxy. Oil will brace up and he becomes his own casualty for what some US Senators called " idiotic" military operation.
Meanwhile, Japada of Europeans in occupied Palestine, to Europe where they came from has started. I thought the hyped domes , slings and THAAD Patriots are working
An average Nigerian would now increase the price of his goods...when asked why, he will say its because of the Iran conflict.