"You are free to mock me, but learn from my mistake. Live your life, do you hear?" — Former Lagos big girl Mandykiss says as she returns to her mother's shop in Ijebu to start all over.
“I met Jesus at a Tanzania beach and Jesus came and stood my by side and I told him to give me the power to raise the dead and the power to reverse autism, and Jesus told me to send ₦5 million to a pastor.”
— Pastor Arome Osayi.
This is a former Nigerian head of state being used as advert material for a private hospital promo clip in India.
Nigerian leaders will squander the chance to build world-class hospitals but do nothing then later go to other countries to seek healthcare from those nations who were not as stupid as them.
What a shame.
Heartbreaking video showing Mr. Mmaduabuchukwu after his three shops, including his plaza, were reportedly demolished at Onitsha Main Market. He reportedly slumped and passed away yesterday. 💔😭
May his soul rest in peace. 🕊️
"I am not going back to Nigeria. With this kind of enjoyment in this country, someone still expects me to return to Nigeria?" — Nigerian mum living in Iceland says as she shares a video of herself eating an ice lolly.
"I bought shares worth N20,000 in Fidelity Bank 18 years ago and never checked since then. But after hearing Dangote selling shares, I decided to finally check. To my surprise, the shares had only given me a total of N5,332 after 18 years.
~Man cries out.
“This is how scäry Nigeria is becoming every single day.”
A friend shared a dïsturbing video showing how a group of local vigilantes, whose identities were unknown, allegedly attäcked him and his friends without presenting any form of warrant or clear identification.
"My brother, whatever you are doing in this life, pray that de@th does not meet you before you get to enjoy the fruits of your labour. Just look at the mansion this man left behind. What a painful exit, knowing that Odogwu struggled all these years, only to enter his own house in de@th. Can you see the mansion he left behind to join the land of the dead? Look at where he was bûried. He built all these, only to be buried in this small portion of land. May your soul continue to rest in peace."
—TikTøk laments the painful demise of an Igbo businessman.