Ojora
Traditional is powerful.
She was to be bestowed a powerful title in the kingdom but she ran away. Now they set her up that she was fighting with someone and was summoned to the palace only for the title announced!
Congratulations to her.
Do you know this kingdom? Which state is this? Which king is this?
The lawyer snitched
After more than 40 years apart, Fatai Okoya has made an emotional appeal to his father, billionaire industrialist Razaq Akanni Okoya, asking for forgiveness and a chance to rebuild their relationship.
In an open letter, Fatai expressed regret over their long-standing estrangement, admitting that he misses his father and hopes they can make peace while there is still time.
“Dad, I am truly sorry. My heart is open, my hands are extended, and my hope for reconciliation remains alive.”
After four decades apart, he is still holding on to the hope of reconnecting with his father.
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Very valid question. I wonder how they have so much spare time to engage in the back to back fan thing. It's unbelievable sometimes
Do you know how moronic this is, they left government owned buildings and start attacking fellow citizens businesses 🤦🏾♀️
French woman begs protestors who looted and destroyed her shop to stop
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The woman shown is not the owner of the shop. The video was recorded by Frédéric Munsch at a Franprix supermarket in Paris being looted during protests. He stated she was pleading with the looters as it harmed the high school students' cause. facebook.com/reel/218603209… ynetnews.com/article/sjjy5z…
You people that are acting spokesperson for or against Yoruba movie actresses , I have a question for you guys,
Don’t you have real life problems, problems like;
You kids going to school tomorrow
Studying with your kids problem
Menstruation is coming problem
Oil change problem
Tire change problem
Spoons and fork missing problem
ATM card expired problem
Hair and nails problem
Container on high sea problem
Nigerian custom problem
Sales problem
Staff problem
Salary problem
Neighbor problem
Dry cleaning problem
and so on, don’t you?
This is a crazy idea and even more crazy experience.
This is a sad one.
I was never afraid of death because I know it’s inevitable. What I feared most was prison. But last year, Nigeria happened to me in a way I never imagined.
I travelled to (Niger Republic 🇳🇪)for a staycation, but upon arriving at the Seme border, my passport was confiscated, and I was locked up for two days. I was accused of being a forensic terrorist sent by the Nigerian government to spy on them.
Their judge eventually sent me to Yahmeh Prison, where I faced my worst fear and spent three months behind bars before members of the Igbo Union came to my rescue.
That experience changed me forever. Now, I feel like there’s nothing left in this world that can scare me. I have faced one of my greatest fears, survived it, and come out a different person.
