All I will say is that you need to pray. Your parents separated when you were younger and now the same pattern is about to catch up with you. You need to pray.
It’s always fat and busty ladies that always do this. Instead of you to appreciate your God given body and flaunt it, you want to squeeze yourself in order to look slim
Busy5767: Toyosi Adesanya and her husband, Bola Oyin-Adejobi. Photo credit: Abiola Adebayo/Instagram She also acknowledged the role of their doctor in the successful process. She wrote:
“I am a godmother again! Congratulations to all of us! Toyosi Adesanya and Bola Oyin-Adejobi just welcomed a bouncing baby girl through their surrogate mom.
“We’ll like to say a very big thank you to everyone who has been part of this journey since 2024, particularly our doctor, Dr Ivie of @the_fertility_doctor. Thank you for everything, doctor… you’ve been very supportive from day one of this journey.
"Aunty Toyosi is officially a mom today. My heart is full of gratitude. Thank you, Jesus.”
The joyous news also drew reactions from fellow Nollywood stars. Actress Iyabo Ojo shared her congratulations on Instagram, celebrating the blessing of the new arrival and wishing the family well. She wrote
" The joyous news also drew reactions from fellow Nollywood stars. Actress Iyabo Ojo shared her congratulations on Instagram, celebrating the blessing of the new arrival and wishing the family well. She wrote:
“This is the Lord’s doing, and it’s excellent in our sight. Congratulations, my darling sis @officialadesanyatoyosi and your hubby @bola_oyinadejobi
"May your bundle of joy bring more good tidings, peace, happiness, and prosperity to you and your household. Welcome to motherhood! God bless your family. Kisses to my little princess.”
Fans have since flooded social media with congratulatory messages, celebrating the actress’s journey into motherhood.
Jehovah Witness is a cult group and not a church. So that means every member should store their blood just in case they may have accident in future. What if they have accident in State A and they stored their own blood in State B? Will they wait for hospital in State B to transport the blood to State A before they can be treated? SMH
Meektunz: A baby was found in a pipe of Naraguta female hostel of the University of Jos. A Student gave birth and flushed the baby in the toilet. It got stuck and blocked the pipe rendering students helpless and unable to use the toilets.
The authorities of the University then invited plumbers to come and check the cause of the blockage. They broke the pipes and behold a baby was found as the cause of the blockage. Investigation is still ongoing as at the time of writing this story.
If you know that you don’t want the child, why carry the baby to term?
[quote author=Rep9jaCom post=138757722]A viral video circulating online captures a heated altercation between a man and his date at a restaurant after she invited him out, Rep9ja reports.
When they tell them to do shameful things, they do it with zeal, if only they can use this zeal to pray to God and work hard, you will see what God will do for them
The spokesperson for the command, DSP Oluseyi Babaseyi, disclosed the development to SaharaReporters on Friday, stating that the social media personality is currently in police custody.
If it’s false, please let her be prosecuted. Justice is a three way traffic. That’s how innocent men are accused of rape due to false accusations
Raregem9000: Africans!!! Why is it that its only Africans that have this kind of mentality? The way we think in this part of the world get as e b.
Dey play, white people have that mentality. Most white people avoid The number 13. Do you know why? Is it not just a number but they avoid it at all costs
The women folk is just plain silly! For all the risk we take as men to fend and cater for the family, risk of early death and all the stress involved and all that pains them is man's need to be polygamous?
What freedom do you want as a woman being provided for? Na so you free for ya papa house? Conform to a man's authority or stay with your father!
If catering for the family is what makes you a man and good father, then that’s a shame. I know many women who do that too does it now make them a man/good father?
Sirchiboy: To Make It, You Have To Be Financially Heartless Even To Your Family Members — Skitmaker Ziczaloma
Popular skitmaker Ziczaloma has shared his thoughts on financial independence, advising people to adopt strict financial boundaries if they truly want to escape p%verty.
In a short video clip posted online while speaking on financial independence, the entertainer stated that “if you know you want to come out of p%verty, you need to be financially heartless even to your direct family”.
He explained that such a decision is not about being wicked, but about breaking out of the poverty cycle. Recounting his personal experience, he said growing up he always wanted to be financially stable. However, many of his business attempts did not succeed. “I did a lot of business while growing up but most of them failed because of family,” he stated.
Ziczaloma further stressed that “African family and even your own family are very entitled to your wealth. Even when the purpose of working is to save money and build a better future”.
Reinforcing his point, he stated; “It is very very okay to be financially heartless even to your friends and family so that you can even save up and break that circle. They will h@te you for it but trust me it is for your own good.” He concluded.
If you have to save to break the cycle of poverty, then you are still poor. True wealth is when you can help someone and still not go broke after helping
attackgat: Popular South-East News blog, Igbere TV, has announced in the last hour that contrary to expectations in some quarters, sit at home observed in the South-East for the release of IPOB leader, Nnamdi Kanu, has continued
Igbere tv reports that Schools, markets and banks have shut in Aba, Onitsha and Umuahia
In a major blow to Governor Soludo, traders have locked up their shops and snubbed the Governor again.
You people are funny! So if they come out and they get killed, shey na Soludo go feed their families? Give maximum security first and people will come out for their daily activities without fear
Some landlords are just impatient, someone whose rent expired in January and told you to give him till 14th February to move but you couldn’t. I hope he pays 10 million naira damages to the tenant
The quiet Isiekwulu village in Ukpo community, Dunukofia Local Government Area of Anambra State, was thrown into grief over the weekend, as a widow and her five children, who lost their lives in a tragic fire incident in Burkina Faso, were laid to rest amid tears, anguish, and disbelief.
Happening exactly two years after the death of the breadwinner and father of the house, the burial ceremony, which held on Friday, consequently marked the end of the family already devastated by loss. Sympathizers, relatives, and well-wishers from within and outside the state thronged the community to witness what many described as one of the most painful funerals the area had seen in recent times.
According to reports, the deceased, Mrs. Uchenna Ngozichukwu Akubue (aged 47) and her five children: Justin Onyinyechukwu (aged 18), Chinenye Joan (aged 16), Chiemerie Victory (aged 16); Victor-Mary Chidike (aged 9), and Chidimma Epiphania (aged 6), died on December 23, 2025, after a candlelight ignited a fire that consumed their residence in Ouagadougou, the capital of Burkina Faso, where the family had lived for years.
The ceremony commenced with a solemn burial service held at St. Simon Catholic Parish, Akaezi-Ukpo, for the repose of their souls, after which they proceeded to the family compound in Isiekwulu village where their remains were interred, in an atmosphere charged with sorrow, considering the family’s painful history.
The husband of the deceased woman, Mr. Innocent Chinedu Akubue, it was gathered, had died just two years earlier in the same Burkina Faso after a brief illness. He was said to be about 50 years old at the time of his death, leaving behind his wife and five young children in the foreign land.
Few years before his death, Innocent was said to have had built a modern one-storey building in his hometown of Isiekwulu village, hoping to provide comfort for his family whenever they returned home from abroad for Christmas celebration. However, sadly, he did not live long enough to enjoy the home, and even more devastatingly, neither did his wife nor children.
With the burial of the widow and her children, the house now stands as the only physical reminder of a family completely wiped out by fate.
Narrating the family’s painful journey, a cousin of the late Innocent, Elder Paul Uche Akubue, described the incident as a devastating blow that defied explanation. He revealed that Innocent was the last surviving child of his parents, having lost his three siblings earlier in life, while their parents had also died years before.
According to him, Innocent initially left Ukpo for Lagos, where he established himself in the motor spare parts business, before later relocating to Burkina Faso. He was described as a devout Catholic who got married in Burkina Faso to Uchenna, also an indigene of Ukpo, and together they raised all five of their children in the West African country.
The cousin further disclosed that the tragedy almost ended in a mass burial abroad, as the Burkina Faso government offered and proposed to bury the six victims there. However, Igbo indigenes resident in Burkina Faso, Mali, Niger, and Togo reportedly rejected the plan and insisted that the bodies must be returned home.
Through collective effort and sacrifice, the Igbo community in those countries reportedly raised a total of ₦33.8 million to repatriate the remains to Nigeria for burial. Elder Paul described their support as overwhelming, noting that without their intervention, the family would have been denied the dignity of a home burial.
Despite the crushing loss, he expressed faith in God, stating that the tragedy, painful as it is, would not weaken his belief. He also noted that while human understanding fails in moments like this, he has chosen to accept the situation as part of divine mystery beyond human control.
When asked how it happened, Elder Paul recounted how he first received a distress call from Burkina Faso on December 23rd on the day of the incident, informing him that his cousin’s house had been engulfed in flames. According to him, later that same day, he received confirmation that the widow and all five children had perished in the inferno, a development that plunged the entire family into shock and grief.
On her own side, the late woman's younger sister, Mrs. Onyinyechukwu Nwafor, was visibly broken during the burial. Struggling to speak, she lamented that her elder sister and all her children were gone, leaving behind an empty home now occupied only by a security guard and caretaker.
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