Anuoluwapo

[‏ً @omgsidewalks]

I honestly DO NOT like the anxiety that comes with corporate life. It is 4pm on Sunday evening and I can already feel the pressure of the week ahead breathing down my neck.

[MS.JAZZY @MsJazzybelle]

I’m on the finance side of TikTok and when you think you’re in debt with a lil 5-10k..there are ppl in debt for 80k+ 😭😭

[DADDY DABz 👶 @Austeiin]

I will say it once and for all:

IF YOU ARE WOMAN IN 2026, SEEING A MOTHER WHO FEEDS HER CHILD WITH FORMULA AND THE THING THAT COMES OUT FROM YOUR MOUTH IS:

‘WHY CAN’T YOU DO EXCLUSIVE BREASTFEEDING?’

OR

‘EXCLUSIVE BREASTFEEDING IS THE BEST OR CHEAPER’

HONESTLY, I PUT IT TO YOU THAT SUCH A WOMAN IS STOOPID AND ADAMANTLY INSANE.

QED

[🍉 @Minaabbx]

M&S household cleaning products are out of this worldd - I bought these 2 disinfectant sprays and now my flat smells like a 5* hotel lobby

[Adedimeji Lateef @TheDimejiLateef]

Oh sorry, I'm just seeing this. My DM or mail? Which one better? Dm first.

[Politics UK @PolitlcsUK]

🚨 NEW: Axel Rudukubana has been sent to a secure psychiatric hospital after being diagnosed with a “serious mental health” disorder

Officials say he can’t be safely managed in prison

[Megan @MeganRo73185925]

Picking on a normal woman for having a stomach and a uterus . You are actually disgusting - it’s incredibly refreshing seeing a normal 56 year olds body and not a skinny mini Mounjaro skeleton.

[𝐿𝑢𝑠ℎ//𝑃𝑒𝑟𝑓𝑢𝑚𝑒 𝑃𝑙𝑢𝑔 ❤︎ @ms___dale]

This babe bought a Range Rover as her first car, one person commented “you go open the bonnet pass the door”

😭😭😭

Are you people mad? 😭

[yimika. @yimikaaaa]

And If someone starts a hard conversation with you, it’s often a sign they care enough to keep you in their life. Not that they hate you.

[Madukaife 🪶 @PiousGeek]

None of us is prepared for the reality of being husband and wife. It’s easier and peaceful to be someone’s lover than be their husband or wife.

Love for the most part is convenience and illusions, but “genuine marriage” and “building a family” is a constant work of discovery!

[AKIN @zealprecious1]

Until Nigeria women or Africa women tend to change the narrative from the foundation about marriage complete them they will always be a victim.

You see that guy that can’t afford money for salt and side chick will always have women at his table inasmuch he can make them a wife.

[Ginger @Gboye_Rave]

Kin wa gbo BBO

You will be my strength when I am weak my God , ori mi ti fe ya

[JoBelle @Jojo_agboola]

UK residents 🇬🇧

After government’s announcement about preparing for emergencies like possible disruption to water supplies, having a couple of water containers at home doesn’t seem like such a bad idea.

Better to have them and never need them.

Just ordered these off Amazon

[Bishop @BishopPOEvang]

A doctor reportedly kept a newborn infant alive by manually using an AMBU bag from 11:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m., refusing to give up even after others had lost hope. Explaining why, the doctor said the baby was a twin and didn't want his brother to grow up without him, so he sacrificed his sleep to keep fighting for the child's life.

A true act of dedication and compassion. ❤️👏

[OverSabi 🇳🇬 @korejay]

My baby is having my baby… for the 3rd and final time! 👀❤️

If you ever see another post like this in the future, just know your boy got caught slipping. 😂

Wifey said she wanted a maternity shoot, so I said, “Say less,” dusted off the camera, and came out of retirement for the day.

Watching our family grow has been the greatest blessing. Love this woman to the moon and back. ❤️

[Tomori Simisola @SimisolaTomori]

Since I gave birth, I’ve attended three different events and visited our project site three times, all without my newborn. Some of these events happened when the baby wasn’t even one month old.

And through it all, my husband has held it down! ❤️

He handles business, does the school runs for two children, drops them off at two different times and picks them up at two different times, still attends business meetings, and somehow still finds the time and energy to take care of a newborn.

Lest I forget, this man cannot stay in a dirty environment 😂 so he cleans up at intervals, probably at least 8 times in 24 hours, because our little madam sabi redecorate the entire house every five minutes 😂😂😂. He will wash the plates, clean the house and still fix food.

All of this while making sure I’m able to show up, work, attend events and keep pushing our businesses forward.

Good men are rare to find. When you find one, hold him tight, appreciate him massively, and never take him for granted.

My husband has truly held it down for me and our family, and I appreciate him more than words can say. ❤️

Thank you for being an amazing husband, father, partner and teammate. I see you @harcumen and I appreciate you. Always. ❤️

[rotimi🪐 @heyrotimi]

I've put together a free guide on how I search for NHS & Civil Service jobs and approach my applications. I hope you find it helpful on your job search. If it helps you, please don't hesitate to like, share.
https://t.co/iGYmECPnGu

[Politics UK @PolitlcsUK]

🚨 NEW: Nearly 80 Labour MPs have signed a letter demanding Andy Burnham scraps Shabana Mahmood’s immigration reforms

"We need an expansion of managed asylum routes, a review of the pause on family reunion and the introduction of right to work for asylum seekers"

[Ibironke Khadeejah Quadri @ronkecarew]

A Nigerian husband and wife who both worked for the NHS have been convicted over their involvement in a £279,000 fraud scheme in which stolen medical supplies were allegedly sold back to the same NHS hospital trust from which they had been taken.

A former NHS employee has been found guilty of conning the NHS out of £279,000 by selling its own equipment back to the service - sometimes more than once.

Emmanuel Nbanga, 45, from Solihull, took medical equipment from the Worcestershire Acute Hospitals NHS Trust and then sold it back to the trust, the NHS Counter Fraud Authority (NHSCFA) said.

Nbanga, of Skye Close, Smith's Wood, was found guilty of fraud by abuse of position and fraudulent trading on Tuesday, following a trial at Worcester Crown Court. Two accomplices were also convicted by the jury.

Dave Horsley, from the NHSCFA, said the case was shocking "especially since the stock... was intended for operations on patients".

Solomon Adeyemi, 57, of Cole Hall Lane, Birmingham, was convicted of fraudulent trading.

Remilekun Olusesi, 40, of Skye Close, Smith's Wood, Solihull, was found guilty of money laundering through the acquisition, retention, use or control of criminal property.

The NHSCFA said Nbanga had been employed as a materials management assistant at the Alexandra Hospital, Redditch.

Fake shell company
Between October 2016 and September 2019, he stole medical supplies from operating theatre stock rooms at the hospital and passed it onto Adeyemi, who was the director of a company called Ultimate Medical (UK) Ltd (UML), based in Tyseley, Birmingham.

The company then sold the items back to the hospital trust, so it was effectively buying back its own stock, sometimes three or four times.

Horsley said the trust became suspicious when it started a tendering process for medical supplies and discovered UML was selling at unusually low prices.

The trust then noticed identification numbers on some delivered items matched those of items that had been previously ordered and delivered..

An investigation found that funds paid by the trust into UML's business account were redirected to Lawyis Medical UK Ltd, a shell company set up by Olusesi, and to person