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nifemi25:
Alihamdulilai for the safe delivery

Nigerian skitmaker and influencer Cute Abiola has stirred controversy after sharing a detailed video documenting his wife’s childbirth surgery, prompting widespread criticism and debate over privacy and content monetisation.

The video, which runs for over an hour on Youtube was uploaded on Tuesday, capturing the couple’s journey from pre-surgery preparations to post-delivery recovery. In one of the most emotional moments on April 4 the surgery day, Cute Abiola is seen outside the theatre, visibly distressed as he offers prayers for his wife’s safety.

“So my wife is in the theatre already… I beg you God, please. I wish my wife safe delivery. I wish she comes out well. There should be no complications,” he said, his voice trembling.

He revealed that the procedure was his wife’s third surgery in four years, raising concerns among viewers about the physical and emotional toll.

As the surgery progressed, he narrated how he played Quran recitations to calm the tense atmosphere, admitting he was overwhelmed.

“I was shaking already. I could not hold it anymore. I was just crying… Allah,” he added.

The tension eventually gave way to relief as the procedure ended successfully, with the skitmaker announcing the birth of a baby boy.

The video, which runs for over an hour on Youtube was uploaded on Tuesday, capturing the couple’s journey from pre-surgery preparations to post-delivery recovery. In one of the most emotional moments on April 4 the surgery day, Cute Abiola is seen outside the theatre, visibly distressed as he offers prayers for his wife’s safety.

“So my wife is in the theatre already… I beg you God, please. I wish my wife safe delivery. I wish she comes out well. There should be no complications,” he said, his voice trembling.

He revealed that the procedure was his wife’s third surgery in four years, raising concerns among viewers about the physical and emotional toll.

progressed, he narrated how he played Quran recitations to calm the tense atmosphere, admitting he was overwhelmed.

“I was shaking already. I could not hold it anymore. I was just crying… Allah,” he added.

The tension eventually gave way to relief as the procedure ended successfully, with the skitmaker announcing the birth of a baby boy.

“We deliver a bouncing baby boy… Glory be to God. Alhamdulillah,” he said, expressing gratitude.

However, despite the positive outcome, the video has drawn sharp reactions online, with many users questioning the decision to record and share such an intimate medical experience.

SixSeven:
You should take the last line to bed sir. And yes, I think highly of myself. I’m not trying to be above anyone. I was just raised to approach things with structure and respect. If that feels intense, it’s just different standards. I am grateful to the teachers and elders who passed the knowledge of discipline, respect and humility to me. If that bothers you, I'm sorry. Is that pride? No. I am humble enough to take corrections, learn and unlearn and agree to disagree. I read comments here and share (using the share button) what I agree with and even the ones I disagree with because in the disagreement, the person may have 1/2 points that are valid. Wisdom is knowing that we learn everyday and no one knows it all. It's other people's wisdom that prevents the king from being called a fool. We have had people like this before so it's nothing new. What people do is learn from the past and not try to prove their point. After all, Oliseh that advised him was also heady during his time. Shouldn't Oliseh say ride on, no gree for everybody? It's the lessons he has learned during his time that makes him reflect today. Didn't their set storm out of camp or resist to play games against NFF? Isn't it this attitude that cost Nigeria the Denmark game in 98? Weren't Senegalese players angry at the AFCON but the wisdom and experience of Mané prevailed? What did Mané say to them? That's another assignment for you. Attitude is everything, football, basketball, volleyball or boxing. Attitude determines your altitude. Again, he has repeated what Oliseh highlighted at the AFCON, this time, with his club teammate. During that time, one of the things I wrote is that there's a place and time for everything. Footballers fight but home affairs are not talked about on the public square.


https://www.tiktok.com/video/7597741373017656584

Eto'o too could flare up but if you fail to take correction in your youth, you will sit in old age where you prepared for in youth. At the AFCON, he was fined for his bad behaviour now that he has hung his boots.

Comparing Osimhen to Mbappe or anyone else is to me a sign of inferiority complex. No one has any problems with being vocal. I was just watching a video of Drogba shouting at the Referee in that 2009 game in the UCL where it was rigged against their team. Tempers flare in the game that's why they put disciplinary measures. Hellooooo, there was Wayne Rooney, both the clubs and the FA had to manage him and it took time. We have had players who were bullish. Even Zlatan did and they still cut him at certain points in his career. We all can't be the same but there was a reason Garba Lawal was always called by different SE coaches. Enyeama spoke up, Okocha did, Obi and Yobo all spoke. Odemwingie spoke so much that despite his talent, we saw how his transfer saga made the tales. Attitude is everything and if that is a problem for anyone, their personality is yet to mature in my humble opinion.

Do not forget the last line here, God bless you for that advice. Thank you.

Namaster:
It's UNIMAGINABLE.

This girl has to be the MOST STEWPID person in 2026 so far.

Rape is a SENSITIVE issue.
It should NOT be used for courting clout.

Plus, the STEWPID girl is also on RECORD wilfully admitting to being a LESBIAN.
That's a CRIME in Nigeria punishable by up to 14 years imprisonment.

The FHOOL will most likely end up in jail.
She would have DESERVED it too.

Trueigbo:
Nothing for them. No foreign coach has ever won the World Cup. They better stick with their Indigenous coaches.

Iya Abubakar@90: How he procured first largest computer in Africa, former NIMC DG, Aziz, recounts

The immediate past Director-General of the National Identity Management Commission (NIMC), Engr. Aliyu Aziz, has paid glowing tributes to a former Minister of Defence, Prof. Iya Abubakar, for being the first to purchase the first largest computer in Africa, just to give Nigeria that Big Brother stature in the continent.

Born on December 13, 1934 in Belel in the Maiha Local Government Area (LGA) of Adamawa State, Nigeria, Abubakar was Minister of Defence between 24 October 1979 and January 1981.

He also had served as Minister of Internal Affairs between 1981and 1982.

He said: “I am particularly privileged to be one of the greatest beneficiaries of the Iya Abubakar Computer Center – an incredible institution that was far ahead of its time. It is astonishing to recall how he procured what was then the largest computer in Africa, a CDC Cyber 72 series with a remarkable 64 kilobytes of memory.

“This technological marvel was accompanied by a line printer capable of printing 1,200 lines per minute, a digital plotter, and a suite of high-level programming languages such as FORTRAN, COBOL, PASCAL, BASIC, and APL, among others.

yinkus6750:
What is there to celebrate? Been in a club without medals to show for it isz not a career achievement.
Am with him on this.
Gunners for life.