Grace, who shared the video on TikTok, spotted the woman hawking and quickly reminded followers how “wicked” the senior used to be back in their school days.

She captioned the video:

“My wicked secondary school senior that year hawking Canda now.”

Omo, this one choke because social media people no dey carry matter play.

Nigerians React With Mixed Opinions

As expected, the video sparked plenty of reactions, with many rushing to the comment section to weigh in on the situation.

Some argued that selling ponmo is not a downgrade, but a serious money-making hustle:

• @better person wrote:
  “If you check am well, she makes more profit than you on a daily. She fit use 2k buy canda, sell am 7k to 8k. Calculate am, you go see say she fit make profit of 20k to 25k weekly. But you highest wey you fit get for 100k na 3k.”
• @Ozioma Doris762 added:
  “Gain from kanda pass the one from POS.”

Others used the opportunity to drag Grace back:

• @deralovely2 joked:
  “U sef na my senior that year oo… na POS else u dey do now… atasa 😂😂😂.”
• @MIohammed Alex teased:
  “And you’re doing POS – two different atasa’s 😭😭😂.”
• @Nzubechukwu Victor Adizue commented:
  “U dey do POS and she dey sell canda, both of una never still make am 😂.”
• @kissmora concluded:
  “No be POS you dey do?? You don make am?? Do you know how much she makes from that canda??”

The Hustle Debate

The clip has since turned into a wider debate about hustle dignity. While some supported Grace for mocking her ex-senior, a larger number of Nigerians stressed that there’s no shame in selling ponmo, especially since the trade can bring in more profits than a POS kiosk.

Omo, na here e clear say everybody dey hustle in different ways, and street no get manual.

During a recent live session, the content creator spoke honestly about the situation. According to her, while she feels more than ready for marriage, Peller’s age difference is making her cautious.

Omo, relationship matter no easy at all.

“I’m Old Enough, But His Age Is Slowing Me Down”

In her words:

“I’m old enough to get married, but his age is slowing me down.”

Jarvis went further to explain that she worries about the future stability of their relationship, and whether Peller’s age might make him change his mind later on.

Chai, see confession wey everybody don dey wait for.

The Engagement That Broke the Internet

Fans will remember that Peller proposed to Jarvis in December 2024, a moment that went viral across TikTok and Instagram.

Since then, the pair have remained one of the most talked-about influencer couples in Nigeria.

They’ve even been spotted at high-profile events, including:

• The 2024 Pulse Influencer Awards
• The premiere of Toyin Abraham’s movie “Iyalode” in June 2025

Omo, their chemistry dey scatter everywhere anytime they step out together.

Fans React to Jarvis’ Revelation

Unsurprisingly, Jarvis’ statement sparked massive reactions online:

• Some fans encouraged her to take her time and not rush into marriage.
• Others insisted that love should conquer age if she truly sees a future with Peller.
• And of course, trolls couldn’t resist dropping hot takes on whether the relationship will survive the spotlight.

What Next for Jarvis & Peller?

While Jarvis has made it clear that marriage is on her mind, it’s also obvious she wants to move carefully.

For now, fans will just have to keep watching as the story of Jarvis and Peller continues to unfold.

Omo, this love gist dey sweet but tension dey at the same time.

The man, identified by his TikTok handle @saintsteven3, posted a now-viral video that has left many speechless and others in the comment section offering unsolicited spiritual advice.

Inside the Shrine: Man Seen in Ritual Setting

In the emotional clip, the man is seen seated in what many online users described as a “shrine,” surrounded by traditional and spiritual symbols — a clear shift from his Christian background.

According to his confession, he had served God faithfully for over 43 years but still found himself struggling with poverty, hunger, and lack of basic things like a car or a house.

Then he dropped the line that shocked the internet:

“I gave God 43 years of my life and I still dey beg for food, no car, no house. I think it’s time to give satan a chance in my life. I wan check something.”

Omo! That “I wan check something” line hit people differently.

💬 Reactions Trail His Bold Declaration

As expected, netizens did not hold back. While some condemned his decision, others showed empathy for his pain. A few even tried to sway him back to the “right path”:

• @Tè: “And you think Satan will give you something without collecting something back in return?? Please stick with God.”
• @mhiz Sarah: “God never fails. There is something you are not doing right. You can’t be serving God and doing nothing.”
• @Biggest Beko: “Dm me for wirecheck, credit card top-up, DDA wire active too, no log fee needed.” (🚨 Looks like someone missed the point entirely 😂)
• @Mark Roland: “This is not satan. This is ancestral ways. But you must ask your soul first if it aligns.”
• @Onia Naturals: “Wait o, I thought they said where two or three are gathered, God is there? Even in a shrine, God still dey?”

Final Thoughts

While many may not agree with the man’s decision, one thing is clear — there’s a growing frustration in silence among people who feel forgotten in their faith.

Omo, it’s a reminder that spiritual and mental health go hand-in-hand. If you ever feel this low, please talk to someone. Help is out there.

May this man find peace and clarity in whatever path he walks — but may it not cost him more than he’s ready to pay.

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Speaking with journalists in Lagos, Onanuga noted that while it’s only been two years since Tinubu took office, the administration has made bold policy moves aimed at long-term economic stability.

“The President came in with clear plans,” he said. “We’ve already seen reforms in multiple sectors, and the groundwork for future growth is firmly in place.”

He acknowledged that two years might feel like a long time for people dealing with rising prices and economic stress, but reminded Nigerians that real reform takes time to bear fruit. In many developed countries, he explained, it can take a decade or more before the full effects of economic policies are visible.

One of the most urgent challenges Tinubu faced on taking office, Onanuga said, was the near-collapse of Nigeria’s fuel supply. Before the fuel subsidy was removed, he pointed out, filling stations were running dry, not because of policy but because the government simply couldn’t afford to keep importing fuel.

“NNPC was broke. They owed suppliers nearly $6 billion and the government owed them around ₦4 trillion. Without cash, they couldn’t import any more fuel, and that’s why we were seeing long queues and ‘no fuel’ signs at stations,” he said.

Addressing concerns about rising borrowing, Onanuga stressed that taking loans for development isn’t unique to Nigeria. “Even developed nations like the US rely on borrowing to fund large-scale infrastructure,” he explained, adding that projects like the coastal highway require funding from multiple sources.

He also pushed back against criticism of the naira’s devaluation, noting that countries like the UK and the US have gone through the same process. “Currency devaluation is a normal tool in economic management. It’s not a sign of failure — it’s a strategic decision.”

Despite the challenges, Onanuga pointed out that some positive changes are already visible. Local production is increasing, companies are sourcing materials within Nigeria, and some, like Nestlé and Nigerian Breweries, are turning healthy profits again.

“There are people making good money from exports — things like cocoa and even Zobo,” he said. “The economy has opened up opportunities for those who are ready to adapt and take advantage.”

He concluded by calling for more balanced conversations about Nigeria’s progress.

“We need to stop spreading only stories of hardship and doom. There is context to everything, and people deserve to know that better days are not just a slogan — they’re on the way.”

A lady who attended a white garment church service shared a video online that has since gone viral. In the clip, a group of kids can be seen dancing excitedly as “With You” by Davido featuring Omah Lay plays loudly during the service. The moment caught many off guard, and reactions have been pouring in ever since.

Some viewers found the scene entertaining, calling it a reflection of how much times have changed. Others, however, were uncomfortable with a secular song being used in a sacred space.

Here’s what people are saying:

• @Simplytrendd: “Sweet Fanta Diallo inside church… everything is now cruise.”
• @dlazygirl: “From Opomulero to this??? Why would anyone even think this was a good idea?? Really sad.”
• @Dailygistz: “Na ‘He Lives in You’ we dey dance that year oh… Dem for just wear white socks and hand gloves make e just complete na.”

While some see it as a fun moment that shouldn’t be taken too seriously, others believe it’s part of a troubling trend where the lines between worship and entertainment are becoming blurred.

Watch the clip and let us know what you think — does this belong in church, or has it gone too far?

Cudi said that Cassie called him in a panic one morning in December and said that Combs had hit her with a wine bottle opener. Fearing for their safety, the pair fled to a nearby hotel. Cudi found out that someone had broken into his house when he got home. His dog was locked in the bathroom, presents were opened and someone messed with his security cameras.

Weeks later, someone set fire to his Porsche outside his house. Photos shown in court showed that the car had been set on fire with what looked like a Molotov cocktail. Cudi remembered running into Combs at a Soho House in Los Angeles and calling him “a Marvel supervillain.” While Combs denied involvement at the time, he allegedly apologized years later. Still, Cudi stood firm in his testimony, saying, “I knew Sean Combs was violent,” and added that their relationship ended out of fear.

In the video, a woman could be heard revealing what the suspect had done. She said:
“He’s a criminal. He is using juju. He came to buy garments for ₦5 million and used a phoney alert.”

The incident sparked a wave of reactions online, with many users commenting on the video:

• @ACTIVE_SQUARE: “Una see say not going to the gym get advantage, if not him for tear better race.”
• @0mobola0duntan: “Best way now is to hold him and call the police. If he collapses there now, people won’t say he stole, rather they’ll assume they used him for money… fair people.”
• @jkcontroversial: “₦5 million shirts with fraudulent transfers. Some people have no conscience.”
• @Kooolemmy: “Which accent is the lady on commentary duty using???”
• @HelenNDestiny1: “Police will abandon the major issue to address assault. They should take him to the police instead of beating him.”
• @Gozie_mu: “This is the third video I’ve seen of robbers getting caught today. It appears that the monkey has finally left the market and will not return.”

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According to EFCC spokesperson Dele Oyewale, the charge arose from an incident that occurred on August 18, 2024, at Al-moruf Garden in the Isheri Olofin area of Alimosho Local Government Area, Lagos. The charge stated that Emeka had tampered with N2 million issued by the Central Bank of Nigeria by stepping on the notes during a social gathering, an act considered an offence under the law.

Following Emeka’s guilty plea, EFCC prosecutor Z.B. Atiku handed over the case to investigating officer Sa’id Sada Sani. Sani testified that the investigation began after a viral video showed Emeka defacing the currency. Surveillance was conducted, leading to his arrest on May 15, 2025. During questioning, Emeka was shown the video evidence and he provided a written statement.

The court accepted both the video and the written statement as evidence. Based on this, Atiku urged the court to convict the defendant. Presiding Judge Justice Chukwujekwu Aneke found Emeka guilty and sentenced him to six months’ imprisonment, offering an alternative option of a N250,000 fine.

The 32-year-old has scored 28 goals and provided 18 assists thus far. The league’s Golden Boot race is likewise led by the Egyptian.

Salah is still a strong contender to win this year’s Ballon d’Or, which will be revealed on September 22. “I would argue that I have never won major trophies or had a season like this. “It’s been an incredible year, a fantastic season with a trophy, so I would say this is my best chance to get it right now while I’m in the club,” Salah said to Sky Sports.

Salah is up against Barcelona’s Lamine Yamal and Paris Saint-Germain striker Ousmane Dembélé for the Ballon d’Or.

Ugezu’s post recounted the tale of a Nigerian medical doctor who sought greener pastures in the United States.

The doctor very well sold his clinic back home, which was prosperous and had great plans for his future abroad, only to discover he was working as a butcher in some meat shop in the U.S. to survive.

Ugezu emphasized that this doctor now lives in secret, ashamed to meet the fellow Nigerians.He wrote:“In the name of JAPA, a practicing medical doctor in Nigeria sold his clinic and relocated to the US.

Finally, he is now in a US city. Guess what? He now works as a butcher in a meat shop, hiding from Nigerians to avoid being noticed… FOR HOW LONG? A lot of things are not really the way they appear. BE GUIDED.

”The post quickly sparked reactions online. Instagram user @gabrieljerry3644 commented, “The question is, how much was he making in Nigeria as a doctor? And how much is he making as a butcher in the U.S.?” suggesting financial gain might still justify the move.

Another user, @ikenna_donald_ekwuibe, added: “He could be earning twice what he did in Nigeria. At the end of the day, it’s all about the money.”

Meanwhile, @olanrewajuzion7 pointed out that at least the man now lives in a safer environment: “At least he can travel from state to state without fear of being kidnapped or harmed by bandits.”

However, not everyone was optimistic. @black__choco77 wrote: “This is why you remain my favorite actor. It’s a fact—if I had known, I wouldn’t have left Naija. Too much anxiety and depression abroad.”

Ugezu’s story serves as a reminder that the grass isn’t always greener on the other side.

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