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About two weeks after I arrived in Lagos, I was still looking for a job. Everything felt new and strange—so different from my hometown. People moved fast, streets looked unfamiliar, and I didn’t know anyone. I was jobless, tired, and weak from not working, but I refused to give up.

I called one of my in-laws, Hassan, and we decided to check a construction site for work. We searched and searched, but nothing worked out.

On our way back, we passed another site and saw some older men sitting on wooden timbers, using blades to cut their hands and applying some kind of traditional medicine. They waved at us to come closer.

I told Hassan, “Don’t go near them. We have no business there.”

But I, feeling bold, stepped forward on my own. I didn’t look back.

Suddenly, a huge stick hit my shoulder. My heart sank—I was terrified. I dropped to my knees and pleaded,
“Please… I was just scared of what you were doing. That’s why I didn’t join!”

After that, they finally let me go.

Even today, I cannot forget that moment—the fear, the pain, and the relief all mixed together. It was my first real lesson in how unpredictable life in Lagos can be. #LagosLife #CityStories #SurvivalInLagos #JobHustle #NewCityAdventures #FearAndRelief #LifeLessons

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“What pained me most about Destiny Boy’s death,” says Iya Ogba, “was seeing the video where pliers and a hammer were used to remove his gold teeth. The people around him that day need to be arrested. They allowed too much access to his dead body.”

Destiny Boy was just 22 years old (Oku Ofo). Who on earth is happy seeing the body of a 22-year-old?

“I burst into tears when I saw that traumatizing video. Why didn’t you allow him to be buried with his teeth? Those greedy people removed them to sell, and you still had the mind to collect the money after selling them. Where is your conscience?”

Iya Ogba continues:
“Where were his parents and family members when they were removing the teeth? This shows people only care about you when you are alive. Nobody truly cares about your dead body. Enjoy your money while you are still alive. Some family members only care because you are giving them money.”

#DestinyBoy #RestInPeace #StopExploitation #FamilyValues

Bandits have killed an Islamic cleric, Malam Zainu AB Mada, in Zamfara State after collecting ₦2 million ransom, two phones, and ₦70,000 airtime from his family.

Malam Zainu was abducted along the Kwatarkwashi–Mada highway, a road now known for frequent bandit attacks. Despite his family meeting all the demands, the bandits still brutally killed him.

His funeral prayer was held on Thursday.

This tragic killing shows a painful reality: paying ransom no longer guarantees safety. Zamfara residents continue to live in fear as kidnappings, killings, and attacks on major roads persist, despite government assurances.

How many more lives will be lost before real action is taken?

#Zamfara #Banditry #Insecurity #Kidnapping #NigeriaNews #StopTheKillings

Needle Free Devices Market Key Players, Trends, and Forecast Analysis 2032
The Needle Free Devices Market is emerging as a transformative segment within the global medical devices industry, driven by the growing need for painless, safe, and efficient drug delivery solutions. Needle-free technologies are gaining strong acceptance across healthcare settings due to their ability to reduce needle-stick injuries, minimize infection risks, and improve patient compliance. Valued at US$ 13,490.32 million in 2024, the market is projected to expand at a robust CAGR of 8.20% from 2025 to 2032, supported by rising chronic disease prevalence and continuous technological advancements.


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Abdullah Trained Amina Through School — Then Watched Her Marry Another Man

Abdullah was not a wealthy man, but he was hardworking and hopeful. When he met Amina, she was young, focused, and determined to change her life through education. He saw potential in her long before others did, and he chose to stand by her.

From secondary school through higher education, Abdullah paid Amina’s school fees, bought her books, and supported her daily needs. He made sacrifices quietly, often putting his own dreams on hold so she could pursue hers. To Abdullah, it was more than support — it was love, commitment, and belief in a future they would share.

As the years passed and Amina approached graduation, things slowly began to change. The warmth in their conversations faded. Messages became less frequent. The bond that once felt unbreakable began to feel distant.

Not long after Amina completed her studies, the news reached Abdullah — she was getting married to another man. There was no warning, no honest conversation beforehand. The announcement came like a sudden storm, leaving Abdullah with questions that had no answers.

To Amina, her decision may have been shaped by personal reasons, family expectations, or a different vision for her life. To Abdullah, it felt like a deep betrayal — not just of love, but of the years of sacrifice he made with sincere intentions.

This story is not only about heartbreak; it is about expectations and unspoken assumptions. It reminds us that support, no matter how genuine, does not guarantee commitment. Love must be freely chosen, not implied through sacrifice.

In the end, Abdullah learned a painful but necessary lesson: helping someone rise does not always mean they will remain by your side. Sometimes, you are part of someone’s journey, not their destination.

He walked away hurt, wiser, and stronger — carrying a truth many discover too late: true love is built on mutual choice, not obligation.

Mark Angel’s Ex-Wife Mandy Opens Up About Painful Marriage Experiences……


Mark Angel’s ex-wife, known as Mandy, has shared details of struggles she says she endured during their marriage in a video posted on social media. In the clip, she recounted moments she found hurtful, including body-shaming, criticism of her cooking and instances where she felt disrespected. Mandy also claimed there were occasions Mark left their home at odd hours and insisted other women were just “friends.” The revelations have sparked mixed reactions online, with many urging sensitivity and fairness as the story unfolds. 
#Fintternews

Destiny Boy’s Childhood Friend FINALLY Speaks — Shocking Details About What Led to His Death

Destiny Boy’s childhood friend, Big_Badda, has finally broken his silence and revealed what he claims led to the late singer’s tragic death.

According to him, he has not been himself since receiving the heartbreaking distress call. The pain in his heart became too heavy, and he felt forced to speak his truth.

He recalled that in early 2020, Destiny Boy visited his home in Lagos and opened up about his strong desire to rise fast in the music industry and gain global fame, even surpassing top stars like Davido, Wizkid, and Olamide. Big_Badda said he advised him to be patient and trust God’s timing, reminding him that success achieved the right way lasts longer.

Sadly, Destiny Boy reportedly said he could no longer wait. Big_Badda admitted that as a close friend, he failed him. Instead of standing firm in his advice, he allowed himself to be carried away by Destiny Boy’s desperation and ambition.

He revealed that Destiny Boy mentioned knowing a “baba” in Ogun State. According to him, they all agreed to follow Destiny Boy to meet the man, popularly known as Ikudaisi Osha, in Ijebu Ode, Ogun State. The baba allegedly agreed to perform a fame ritual and reportedly said Destiny Boy would be famous for five years, known worldwide, with his songs streamed globally.

However, Big_Badda claimed that the consequences of the ritual were never explained to them.

Tragically, he said he was later shocked when a close friend, singer Bolisco, called him early one morning to inform him that Destiny Boy was vomiting blood. He rushed to his house immediately, but sadly, before he arrived, Destiny Boy had already passed away.

He ended by praying that Destiny Boy’s soul rests in perfect peace and that God, in His mercy, forgives him and grants him eternal rest in paradise

At Least 39 Dead, Dozens Injured After Two High-Speed Trains Collide in Spain

Tragedy struck in southern Spain as two high-speed trains collided near Adamuz, killing at least 39 and injuring 73, including four minors. The crash involved an Iryo train from Málaga to Madrid and a Renfe Alvia service from Madrid to Huelva. Rear carriages of one train slammed into the front of the other, causing derailments and overturned carriages. Rescue teams worked through the night to free trapped passengers. Spain’s PM and King Felipe VI expressed deep condolences. Investigations continue, with the cause of the collision still unknown.

#SpainTrainCrash #HighSpeedTrainDisaster #BreakingNews

Nigeria’s New Tax Regime Sparks Confusion as Tenants, Businesses Feel the Heat

Nigeria’s much-talked-about tax “generational reset” is no longer an abstract policy debate—it is now hitting tenants and businesses directly, and painfully. In this opinion piece, Cheta Nwanze recounts receiving a rent renewal notice demanding a 10% withholding tax under the Nigeria Tax Act 2025, with little explanation on whether the rule applies to residential or commercial properties. The lack of clear government communication has fuelled widespread confusion, forcing landlords, tenants, and businesses into a chain of guesswork. As inflation bites harder, the uncertainty risks driving resentment, higher living costs, and tax evasion, undermining the very trust and compliance the reform aims to build.

#newtax

Tragedy as Nigerian Afrofuji Star Destiny Boy Dies at 22, Leaves Baby Son Behind

Nigeria’s music scene has been thrown into mourning following the sudden death of fast-rising Afrofuji singer Afeez Adeshina, popularly known as Destiny Boy, at just 22 years old. The cause of his death remains unclear, but videos circulating online showed his lifeless body being transported after he reportedly vomited an unknown substance. His resurfaced post — “Either I make this money or I die young” — has left fans shaken. Destiny Boy, who welcomed his first child in 2024, rose to fame after his viral Fuji cover of Davido’s If. Nigerians have continued to express shock, pain and prayers over the heartbreaking loss.

#DestinyBoy
#Afrofuji
#RIPDestinyBoy
#NigeriaEntertainment
#GoneTooSoon

Nigerian Group Condemns U.S. Strike on Venezuela, Mourns Cuban Losses, Demands Release of Maduro

The Venezuela Solidarity Campaign in Nigeria (VSCN) has condemned the recent U.S. military attack on Venezuela, describing it as a violation of international law and national sovereignty. The group mourned Venezuelan soldiers, Cuban officers and civilians killed in the strikes, calling their deaths a painful reminder of the human cost of foreign intervention. VSCN also decried the reported abduction of President Nicolás Maduro and First Combatant Cilia Flores, urging African nations and the global community to demand an immediate end to the aggression, respect for sovereignty, and the release of Venezuela’s leaders.

#VenezuelaCrisis #USMilitaryStrike #InternationalLaw

Lt Colonel Abdulazeez Saidu: Courage That Survived the Battlefield

Lt Colonel Abdulazeez Abdullahi Saidu is a Nigerian Army officer wounded in action in Maiduguri in 2019 while fighting Boko Haram under Operation Lafiya Dole. His injury marked a life-changing moment, bringing pain and a long recovery, but also revealing remarkable resilience.

His story is a reminder that soldiers’ sacrifices do not end on the battlefield. Many return home wounded but unbroken, carrying scars that reflect service and bravery. Lt Colonel Saidu represents Nigerian soldiers who went to war whole and came back changed—proof that heroism lives on in those who survive and continue to stand tall.

Nigeria’s health system is not just underperforming — in many cases, it is dangerously broken.

As I mourned my mother, I read about the tragic death of Nkanu, one of Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s twins. That news reopened wounds that were still raw. My late mother was also a twin, and the loss struck painfully close to home.

This is no longer just grief. It is anger — and a demand to speak out.

Over the years, my family and I have narrowly escaped medical disasters:
• A wrong diagnosis that almost led to my young child undergoing an unnecessary, life-altering surgery.
• My father’s near-death experience caused by poor coordination, faulty equipment, and a collapsed public hospital system.
• My own escape from a dangerous misdiagnosis that could have placed me on insulin for life.
• And finally, my mother’s last battle with cancer — marked not only by illness, but by avoidable pain, procedural neglect, and indignity.

These experiences are not shared to attack individual hospitals or doctors, but to expose a systemic failure that continues to cost Nigerians their lives quietly and without accountability.

Broken equipment, obsolete diagnostics, strikes, underpaid health workers, and weak regulation have turned hospitals into places of fear rather than healing. Meanwhile, our best doctors flee abroad, and ordinary Nigerians are left to gamble with their lives.

Healthcare must be treated as critical national infrastructure — not a budgetary afterthought. Until government acts decisively and accountability is enforced, more families will continue to suffer in silence.

Silence is no longer an option.

#NigeriaHealthCrisis #Opinion #HealthcareInNigeria #MedicalNegligence #PatientSafety #HealthReform #NigeriaNews

Nigeria Remains Proud of You, FG Tells Super Eagles After AFCON Semi-Final Exit

The Federal Government has applauded the Super Eagles for their grit and impressive performance at the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations, despite their painful semi-final exit.

Nigeria’s campaign ended on Wednesday after a tense penalty shootout defeat to Morocco’s Atlas Lions, who advanced to the final.

In a statement issued on Thursday, the Minister of Information and National Orientation, Mohammed Idris, praised the team’s discipline, unity, and resilience, saying their display embodied the true Nigerian spirit and made the nation proud, regardless of the outcome.

#SuperEagles #AFCON2025 #NigeriaProud #AfricanFootball

Today Is My Last Day as a Christian Catholic Man Reacts to Ifeanyi Ubah’s Omission at Nnewi Cathedral Dedication

A Catholic man from Nnewi, James Louise Okoye, has sparked intense debate after publicly renouncing Christianity over the Catholic Church’s failure to acknowledge the late Senator Ifeanyi Ubah during the dedication of the Nnewi Catholic Diocese Cathedral.

In a viral video recorded within the church compound, Okoye expressed deep anger and disappointment, questioning why Ubah—whom he described as a major contributor and pioneer supporter of the cathedral project—was not mentioned during prayers for the faithful departed.

“Did you hear them say, ‘May the soul of Ifeanyi Ubah rest in peace’?” he asked those around him.

According to Okoye, the omission was unfair and painful, especially given Ubah’s alleged role in supporting the cathedral before his death. He described the silence as injustice, repeatedly saying, “Evil is evil.”

Visibly emotional, Okoye apologised to Ubah’s spirit in Igbo, repeatedly saying, “Ifeanyi Ubah, sorry.”
He then made a shocking declaration:
“I’m done with religion. Today is my last day as a Christian.”

Should the Church have acknowledged Ifeanyi Ubah?
Was this a justified protest or an emotional overreaction?

#IfeanyiUbah #CatholicChurch #Nnewi #NigeriaNews

Tinubu Dey Wash Image for Oyibo While Insecurity Dey Kill Us: Yoruba Group Slam $9m US Lobby Deal

Wahala don burst as pan-Yoruba group Ìgbìnmó Májékóbájé Ilé-Yorùbá accuse President Bola Tinubu of wrong priority after report say Federal Government commit $9 million to hire US lobbyists while insecurity dey scatter Nigeria.

For statement wey Olusola Badero sign, the group say the money wey government allegedly pay foreign lobbyists fit use fight banditry, kidnapping and killings wey don claim thousands of lives across the country. Dem accuse Tinubu of caring more about foreign image laundering and 2027 politics than the suffering of ordinary Nigerians.

According to dem, APC government dey waste taxpayers’ money to paint Nigeria fine for abroad, while people dey die every day for villages, highways and even Abuja. Dem say terrorists full almost all states, yet government dey pretend say everywhere safe and even dey give amnesty to criminals.

The group react to report say NSA Nuhu Ribadu arrange deal with US firm DCI Group, with initial $4.5m paid and another $4.5m to follow, making am $750k per month. Dem question why Tinubu go dey “appease Trump” instead of fixing security, economy and governance.

Dem demand accountability, urge Nigerians to hold government responsible, and insist say $9m fit rebuild communities, support victims and strengthen security—not to polish Nigeria image for abroad while citizens dey suffer.

DSS Kill Enugu Woman for Custody, RULAAC Dey Call for Justice

Gobe don burst oo! Mrs. Calista Ifedi, wey DSS carry go Wawa Barracks, Abuja, don die while in their custody. RULAAC yan say dis na serious abuse of power and clear violation of Constitution, because na DSS suppose protect life, no be destroy am.

Calista arrest together with her husband, Sunday Ifedi, for Enugu on 23 Nov 2021. Reason? People from IPOB reportedly buy food for her restaurant. She dey detained without charge, denied court access, and husband never see her again from March 2022 till her death.

RULAAC talk say she dey complain chest pain many times, but DSS just dey give small medicine, dey mock her, no proper medical care. Even when civil society dey ask, DSS deny say dem dey hold her. Husband reportedly dey warned make e no talk publicly.

RULAAC dey demand immediate investigation, free autopsy, closure of Wawa Barracks as detention centre, and protection for Ifedi family. As dem talk, “Justice delayed no go mean justice denied.”

Eya : Ogun State is in deep mourning as former First Lady, Mama Lucia Onabanjo, passes on at the ripe age of 101. President Bola Tinubu has also reacted to the painful loss, describing her as a woman of compassion, humility, and strong support for her late husband, former Governor Victor Olabisi Onabanjo. In his condolence message, Tinubu sympathised with the Onabanjo family, friends, and all those whose lives Mama Lucia touched, praising her lifelong dedication to women, children, and community service. He noted that her kindness and charitable works would continue to speak even in death, urging the Ogun State government to immortalise her legacy. Since the news broke, Nigerians have taken to social media to express sorrow, share memories of her generosity, and pray for her soul. Many described her as a rare public figure who lived simply among the people despite her status. Truly, this is a painful exit for a woman many called “our mama.” May her gentle soul rest in perfect peace.

Wahala Don Set Oo! Woman Dies After Hospital Allegedly Forget Scissors Inside Her During Surgery In Kano

Wahala don burst for Kano State as a family accuses Abubakar Imam Urology Center of medical negligence after a woman, Aishatu Umar, reportedly died following months of agony caused by scissors allegedly left inside her body during surgery. According to relatives, Aishatu underwent an operation in September 2025 but soon began suffering severe abdominal pain. Despite repeated visits to the hospital, she was reportedly given painkillers and sent home without proper investigation. It was only two days before her death that scans were finally conducted, revealing a pair of scissors inside her body. Efforts to prepare her for corrective surgery came too late, as she passed away around 1am on Monday. Aishatu is survived by her husband and five children. Her family has described the incident as gross negligence and is demanding an urgent investigation by the Kano State Government and health authorities. The hospital is yet to respond to the allegation.