Social Experiment: Actress Queen Fayemiwo Sells Out Drinks In Minutes At Ajah
She approached a hawker selling soft drinks and bottled water to see how long it would take her to sell the same items. The hawker said it usually takes about four hours to sell everything.
Queen Fayemiwo gave it a try and sold out in just minutes.
The experiment raises an interesting question: was it her strategy, charm, or simply the attention she drew from customers?
Lil Frosh had earlier claimed during a Cool FM interview that he attended Yhemolee’s party with his team, where they reportedly spent about 5 million naira on a table. According to him, things went wrong because he didn’t greet Yhemolee, and he alleged that he was slapped.
He also claimed that after the incident, he received calls asking him to come online and deny that anything happened, which he later did. However, he said that statement was later used against him.
Not long after, reports started circulating that Oloro confronted Yhemolee and allegedly slapped him in retaliation over the incident involving Lil Frosh. At the time, images of Yhemolee with a red eye also surfaced online, adding to the controversy.
The issue later died down for a while.
However, it recently came back into discussion after a livestream where Carter Efe asked Yhemolee if he knew Oloro, and Yhemolee responded that he didn’t know who he was.
That response triggered fresh reactions, with Oloro coming online to express his displeasure, insisting that they had met before and that the situation had already been resolved privately.
Yhemolee has since denied ever slapping Lil Frosh, stating that there should be video evidence if such an incident actually happened. He also claimed he never saw Lil Frosh face-to-face at the party.
The situation escalated further after another livestream involving Dre DMW, where the topic came up again. During a follow-up live session, Lil Frosh reportedly maintained that he was indeed slapped, while also stating that he previously downplayed it due to pressure.
At this point, there are clearly different sides to the story:
Yhemolee denies that anything happened. Lil Frosh insists he was slapped. Oloro claims his actions were in response to that incident.
What to do, what to avoid...?! It's really unfair to be slammed with this ill fate, especially when you've worked so hard to be successful. You should have a happy ending story.
Popular relationship expert Blessing CEO has sparked concern online after sharing an emotional video on her Instagram page. In the clip, she broke down in tears while opening up about a serious personal situation, repeatedly admitting that she’s scared. The video has since gone viral, with many fans expressing shock and sympathy over this vulnerable side of her. Known for her bold and outspoken personality, this moment has left many people seeing her in a completely different light. Video
The street face-off went down at Ikeja Underbridge, drawing attention from fans and passersby.
Portable made a dramatic entrance, riding in on a horse and dressed in full traditional attire, staying true to his usual street king persona. On the other side, Carter Efe showed up in a Cele (Celestial) outfit, adding his own unique touch to the moment.
Portable rode in on a horse to confront Carter Efe. Watch out for the Chaos in the ring. pic.twitter.com/wxnU8NL6H8
Portable vs Carter Efe: Portable came in like an herbalist, Carter Efe came in like a prophet. who are you putting your money on? This f!ght go too sweet 🥊 https://t.co/1z8UY49lnjpic.twitter.com/SR90DcdoNl
Tensions were already high, and upon sighting Carter Efe, Portable immediately started throwing punches, creating a chaotic and intense scene before things were brought under control.
The atmosphere remained tense but entertaining as both sides sized each other up ahead of the much-anticipated fight.
She talked about how frustrating and emotionally draining it can be, having to constantly wear a waist trainer for life, the regular massages needed to maintain her shape, and the pain she feels under her knees. Beyond the physical side, she also revealed how the surgery has made finding love harder, with men not taking women with BBL seriously, and the heavy financial pressure it brings, the fact that you can't settle for a man who doesn't have the money to help you maintain it.
Social media often only shows the glamour, but her experience paints a very different picture. Is it really worth it, or are unrealistic standards pushing people into it?
eazzzy1: She’s consenting to being touched and she’s asking the men to do it. This has nothing to do with harassing men. I do agree she could get more than she bargained for or consented to.
and the men she recorded when they were urinating without their consent?
In one clip, she tells a group of men to touch her breast and kiss her (and they did). In another, a man confronts her for recording him while he was urinating. There’s even a clip involving a road safety officer where she asks him to kiss her. Many people are saying this is outright harassment and shouldn’t be tolerated. A lot of comments lean toward: “If the roles were reversed, would people still find it funny?”
It raises a lot of questions about consent, boundaries, and what should be allowed online. Some argue that it’s just “content creation” or “funny clips,” while others say it’s clearly abusive behavior that normalizes harassment.
Should content creators be allowed to do whatever they want for views, or are there lines that shouldn’t be crossed? How do we protect people in public spaces while still allowing freedom of expression? And honestly, where do we draw the line between comedy, attention-seeking, and actual harassment? Does her trending status make this okay, or does it make it worse?
Seun: Thanks. We have been mulling this for a very long time.
An app for NL would be a great move. It would unlock a lot of useful features, like real-time notifications whenever you’re mentioned or tagged.
And finally, introducing comment upvotes. It might take some effort to implement, but it would be worth it. It would encourage people to contribute more thoughtful, high-value comments.
Veteran actor Abiodun Ayoyinka, popularly known as Papa Ajasco, recently went viral after speaking about his current situation in an interview. FULL BREAKDOWN
He revealed that despite years of fame, he does not own a house or a car, which shocked many Nigerians.
He also stated that at the peak of his career, he earned two thousand five hundred naira per episode, and currently earns about forty-five thousand naira per episode. However, filming is not consistent. Sometimes it happens once a year, and in some cases, there are gaps of up to two years, making the income unreliable.
He also explained that the “Papa Ajasco” name and character are owned by Wale Adenuga Productions, meaning he cannot use the identity for personal deals or endorsements.
After the interview went viral, his account details circulated online and donations started coming in. King Mitchy also visited him and supported him financially.
Days later, Wale Adenuga Productions responded, describing his claims as false and misleading. According to them, he is not in distress, has benefited from the company, used good vehicles, and was provided with a house.
They also stated that actors are paid according to industry standards and typically film for about six weeks each year, leaving room for other income sources. They further pointed out that he is a retired civil servant and questioned his retirement benefits.
Pa James also spoke in a separate interview, stating that he has a good relationship with Wale Adenuga and has never been owed by the company.
In a recent development, [b]Abiodun Ayoyinka has now rebranded himself as “Bondu Alaska,” [/b]likely to move past the trademark restrictions.
Guys, This documentary wasn’t made to chastise Seun or the moderators. It was created to highlight just how much of a blessing this forum has been to all of us.
SixSeven: The poll has ended. Thank you to those who voted. I called the mods to help get a bigger sample size but I can conclude from this limited sample that the margin is clear.
People don’t seem to value logic anymore. Expressing certain views can quickly get you labeled, like being called a misogynist. Personally, I believe female sports should be handled entirely by female personnel, just as men’s sports should be managed by men.
It covers how it all started in 2005, the role of moderators like Lalasticlala (Nlfpmod), Mynd44, and Dominique, and the unique culture that made the platform what it was from front page battles to unforgettable threads.
It also touches on the influence Nairaland had over the years and the 2023 shutdown.
If you were active back then, you’ll definitely relate.
Kindly subscribe if you enjoyed it. I’ll be dropping more videos and documentaries.
A few days later, she shared that buses were gone again, and everything was back to the same struggle. For many, it was frustrating… but still just a transportation story.
Now, things have taken a more serious turn.
In a new video, she claims that unknown people, possibly thugs, have been sent after her. She says she has been noticing strangers around her area and even had unexpected knocks on her door.
Before fueling even began, the meter was already showing N5,501. He quickly noticed and confronted the attendants, preventing what could have been a costly mistake.
The entire incident was captured using smart glasses, and the video has since sparked reactions online. Many Nigerians say this is a common trick used at filling stations, while others shared similar experiences in the comments.
Always make sure the meter is reset to zero before fueling starts.
Have you ever experienced something like this? Share your story in the comments.
Crayon went on a brief Twitter rant where he accused the label of stealing his star and delaying his money. The tweets quickly went viral before they were eventually deleted.
Below is a 3-minute breakdown explaining the entire incident from start to finish.
As the conversation continued online, Nigerians also dug up an old interview where Crayon spoke about a difficult period in his life and the struggles he was facing behind the scenes.
In that interview, he described a moment when things became so overwhelming that he went to the Mavin studio gate, sat outside, and smashed his phone on the ground.
He said the situation had gotten so bad that he didn’t even know how to explain what he was going through at the time.
According to him, Rema quickly drove to the location after hearing about what happened and came to support him during that difficult moment.
During the recent tweets that went viral, Crayon also made a very serious claim, saying that the situation with the label contributed to the death of his mother a statement that shocked many fans online.
The tweets were later deleted, but by then screenshots had already spread across social media, sparking debate among fans about what may really be happening behind the scenes.
At the moment, neither Don Jazzy nor the Mavin camp has released any official statement addressing the situation.
A young man identified as Olaniyi recently took to X (formerly Twitter) to share the chilling story of how he was kidnapped while working on a farm in Ekiti State. Watch complete Narration here
According to him, the incident happened on October 23, 2025, while he was working as a farm manager at a farm located in Oke Ako, Ikole Local Government Area of Ekiti State, close to the Kogi State border.
On that day, armed men stormed the farm and kidnapped him alongside a tractor operator.
He explained that after the abduction, they were forced to trek through the forest for five days before reaching the kidnappers’ camp.
During the journey, the kidnappers reportedly abducted several other people from nearby villages, bringing the number of captives to over ten people.
The captives survived by eating yams and maize taken from farms and drinking river water as they were moved from one forest location to another.
Olaniyi also revealed that the kidnappers demanded a ransom of ₦100 million for him and ₦50 million for the tractor operator, bringing the total to ₦150 million.
After weeks in captivity, beatings, and severe hardship, he eventually managed to escape with two other captives when one of the guards abandoned his post and left the key to their chains behind.
The three of them then trekked through the forest for three days until they finally reached a village in Kogi State, where they encountered soldiers who helped them reunite with their families.
After spending over a month in captivity, Olaniyi says he lost about 10kg in weight and suffered serious injuries to his feet from trekking barefoot in the forest.
He has since shared the full story of his ordeal online. source
During the interaction, the young man questions an officer who attempts to pick up his incoming phone call. After challenging the action, the situation quickly escalates and the officers are seen physically confronting him before taking him into their patrol vehicle.
The incident was secretly recorded by a bystander and has since circulated online, raising conversations about police conduct and citizens’ rights during encounters with law enforcement.
This video is shared for news reporting and public discussion purposes. It is not intended to promote violence or harassment in any form.
Mrchippychappy: Crazy thing is she was speaking for the good of everyone and still some of them wanted to fight her. I don wash hand comot for certain Nigerians and their issues. When I see something happen, I go stretch neck , read the news and after that, face front and mind my business.
Well, there’s a new development in the story. In a post she shared online just a few hours ago, the lady revealed that when she passed through the same bus stop again, she noticed something surprising, more BRT buses had been deployed to that route.
According to her, the situation at the bus stop was noticeably different from before, with buses now available where previously commuters waited for hours with little movement.
She also said that she received a phone call from the Lagos State Commissioner for Information, who commended her for speaking out about the issue.
In the phone call, she shared that the commissioner even asked if he should ride the bus with her one day, to publicly show that he supports what she did.
A Lagos commuter has gone viral online after repeatedly speaking out about the shortage of BRT buses in the state.
The woman first gained attention after posting a video complaining about the difficulty many residents face while trying to get transportation in Lagos.
In the clip, she talked about the long queues at bus stops and urged the government to provide more buses for commuters.
Her video quickly spread across social media, with many Nigerians saying they could relate to the daily struggle of waiting for buses.
In another video recorded on a different day, the woman again showed a massive queue of passengers waiting to board a bus. While many people agreed with her complaints, not everyone was comfortable with her recording the situation.
A separate clip later surfaced showing passengers inside a bus warning her to stop filming.
In another incident that has also gone viral, a woman confronted her aggressively and attempted to stop her from recording, even trying to collect her phone and aggressively harrased her.
Eventually, Asherkine responded online, posting a series of tweets defending both himself and Clare, insisting that the video was genuine and that the attention was unnecessary.
The debate remains divided: some Nigerians believe the video shows a genuine act of generosity, while others feel the entire scenario may have been planned for content and clout.
💬 What do you think...was this a genuine gesture or a staged video for attention?
Asherkine is trending again, but this time it’s not just for his generosity. In his latest viral video, he met a lady selling at a restaurant, took her for a makeover, and eventually flew her out of the country!
Fans initially loved it, calling it “dream date vibes,” but not everyone is convinced it was genuine…
Twitter users quickly began questioning whether the encounter between Asherkine and Clare was truly spontaneous. Many pointed out contradictions in her social media activity for example, Clare had previously mentioned on TikTok that she had been living in Ogun State for eight years, but in more recent Instagram replies, she said she was based in Lagos. Some users also noticed older posts suggesting she lives on the Island.
Adding to the suspicion, some screenshots showed that Asherkine had commented on Clare’s Instagram about sixteen weeks before the video was posted. This led many to speculate that they might have known each other prior to the viral video. Others, however, argued that the screenshots could have been edited, leaving the situation ambiguous.
As the conversation heated up, social media users stormed Clare’s Instagram page, leaving comments and questioning the story. Several Twitter influencers publicly called on Asherkine to clarify what really happened, and some wondered how Clare was able to obtain a visa so quickly for the trip if it was genuinely a spontaneous meet-up.