Sir T… 💔💔💔💔
Some people leave behind memories. Some leave behind a legacy that time can never erase.
Thank you for the years, the stories, the lessons and the moments that made us fall in love with the craft.
You were a true pillar of Yoruba cinema, and your impact will live on in generations to come.
Rest well, Sir Taiwo Hassan. You will forever be Ogogo to us.
Adieu, legend 🕊️
“I spent 7years on a s!ck bed, I use to vom!t blud. I prayed while sitting down for so long, my mum gave birth to 13 children and now just 3 are left”
RIP Legendary Taiwo Hassan. He fought so many battles 🕊️ 💔
🚨🚨🎙️| Flick: "Balde? No, I'm not asking him to leave. This morning I felt there was something wrong with him. I spoke to him and said: "At this moment, I have this feeling, and I think it's best for you to clear your mind, sort out your thoughts, and then we'll talk again tomorrow." And he agreed as well. He agreed to it because there are so many things going around in his head, and that's why he's not here." #fcblive
Alicia was in fact the one ab¥sing me in her marriage. She ch+acted and I found her flirty and inappropriate chats with gospel singer Neon Adejo — Celebrity Photographer David Martins breaks his silence
🚨 Flick is NOT playing Mourinho’s game. 🧠
Madrid may have brought Mourinho back to create headlines, mind games, and distractions around Barça. Just like they did during Pep’s era.
Asked whether Mourinho was brought in as “the treatment” for him, Flick simply replied:
“Are we playing Real Madrid tomorrow? No. Then I won’t answer this question.”
Brilliant awareness from Flick. 👏
He understands the trap: don’t fight battles that don’t exist.
Let Mourinho talk. Let the media create the rivalry.
Flick has football to play. Barça has trophies to win.
Sidin said something that shocked me deeply, and I still remember it clearly.
After we had already paid the N15 million ransom, we were begging him to reduce the additional N55 million he was demanding. On that particular day, I helped him do something on his phone, and he seemed happy with me. Then, out of nowhere, he asked me, “How much do you think your people can raise to free you?”
I told him I honestly didn’t know, but that we could still struggle to raise about N3 million.
Immediately, he became angry.
He looked at me and said, “What is N3 million? I give my wife N1 million to N2 million.”
I was completely shocked.
Imagine being held captive, scared for your life, knowing that your family had already struggled to pay N15 million for your freedom, and then hearing your captor casually say that N3 million was nothing to him, that he gives his wife N1 million or N2 million.
His wife’s name is Adiza. I knew her name because whenever he called her, I would hear him mention it.
That statement broke something inside me. At that moment, I realized just how much money these people were dealing with while my family was struggling desperately to save my life. 💔
Even now, remembering that conversation still gives me chills. 💔😭
TT: trvpforever
Message: A lot of y’all need an awakening to self. Everybody walking around pointing fingers, blaming everybody else, and refusing to take accountability for their own shit. At some point you have to look in the mirror and ask yourself, “What part did I play in this?” Constantly making somebody else the villain is exhausting. That shit is draining.
THE SOUTH SIDE BOYS WHO BROKE NIGERIA
By Mike Arnold
Four South Side boys. Early ’80s Chicago. Small enough geographic footprint that their paths almost had to cross in the same gritty neighborhoods, campuses, and parishes.
Today those same four have left Nigeria a smoking wreck.
Barack Obama.
David Axelrod.
Bola Tinubu (or whatever his real name is).
And the brand-new American Pope, Leo XIV.
They weren’t just in the same city. They were in the same South Side orbit when the future was still up for grabs.
Tinubu supposedly collected degrees at Richard J. Daley College and Chicago State University on the South Side, graduating in ’79. The university has rubber-stamped that he attended and walked with a business admin degree. But the records are a mess—gender marked “F” on key transcripts, birth-year mismatches, claims about schools that didn’t even exist yet, and a long trail of identity questions that never die. If that’s even his real name, the paperwork still smells.
Prevost (now Pope Leo XIV) was pure far-South Side and south-suburb stock—Dolton, Riverdale parish, then Catholic Theological Union in Hyde Park, ordained in ’82.
Axelrod was already living and working the Hyde Park beat as a young Tribune political gun.
Obama dropped into the far South Side as a community organizer just a couple years later in ’85.
Same stretch of Chicago. Same era. Same ambitious young men who would later put their hands all over Nigeria’s throat.
Here’s how the damage was done:
Obama’s White House restricted and blocked key military hardware and support to Nigeria under the Leahy Law while Boko Haram was exploding. Helicopters, aircraft, real firepower—delayed or denied. Critics, including former President Jonathan, said it left Nigerian forces fighting with one hand tied. Effectively unleashed the monsters. Then, when the time came, Obama rolled out the red carpet and threw full U.S. weight behind Muhammadu Buhari.
Axelrod’s old firm AKPD was on the payroll helping engineer that same Buhari victory in 2015—the Chicago machine exporting its playbook straight into Abuja.
Tinubu has never been shy about the credit. He has said it out loud, multiple times: he was the man who put Buhari on the throne. “If not for me… Buhari would not have been president.” He claims he went to Katsina, talked the general into running again, built the coalition, and delivered the win. The kingmaker who later took the crown himself.
And the Pope? Fellow Chicago boy. Axelrod got a private, closed-door audience with Leo XIV on April 9. Days later the Holy Father was publicly pushing the line that there’s no Christian genocide in Nigeria—violence hits Christians and Muslims, it’s terrorism plus economics and land, not a one-sided slaughter. The same soft language that lets the killers keep killing while the world looks away.
Obama pulled the support and blessed Buhari.
Axelrod ran the playbook.
Tinubu claims he installed the man.
The Pope, after a quiet sit-down with Axelrod, told the world the bloodbath isn’t what it looks like.
Four boys from the same small patch of South Side Chicago.
One nation left in ruins.
This isn’t coincidence.
This is a mess.
And Nigeria is still paying the bill.
#EarthShaker
Yoruba Express. I visited a village called Kenta Sokan in Ogun State. It was my first time of seeing leaf farming. The old man lectured me about the leaf and some trees nearby.
#yorubaexpress#trending#viralvídeo#yoruba
🚨 DID YOU KNOW?
Messi is the ONLY player in football history to win the league title + MVP + top scorer + top assister in the SAME season… in TWO different leagues.
He is also the ONLY player to win an international title as the MVP + top scorer + top assister.
Unreal 🤯
Spider loc exposes The Game after he recently said he can’t get in touch with Blacc Sam despite taking Nipsey on tour then says he also can’t get Kendrick on the phone . Spider says game never put nobody on it was him who did it form the west coast . And how nipsey hustle Told him the game kicked him off tour before
Re: Tinubu files, Nigerians need to understand the US doesn't work like Nigeria. With all our flaws, we do have transparency and the rule of law. Not to say it is perfect, but it's strong.
So no, nobody paid the FBI or CIA or the judge or Trump to block the release of the files. The legal reason they are stating is valid (not saying it's accurate, but it is plausible): Release of the files would endanger lives -- likely either informant(s) or undercover agents. That's the question on the table before the judge now.
And since that is the question, what is the answer? Whose life or lives are they afraid will be threatened if this information comes out? Seeing that we're 33 years later, there's zero chance it's an undercover operative. So it's a snitch. A rat.
And who is the one fighting the release? Tinubu himself. So it stands to reason that the way he got out of the heroin trafficking charges back in 1993 was not just forfeiting the $460k, but also ratting out others in the network.
This was a big operation, reaching into the South East Asian underworld -- where people in power then are still in power now.
Not long after Tinubu left the US, the US attacked those networks. Was it based on information Tinubu provided? If so, then yes, releasing the files may well put his life in danger.
Did he turn over names of prominent Nigerians too? People who may back him now politically, unwittingly? That could prove fatal for him, too.
This is my working theory: BAT is a RAT.
#EarthShaker
Update: The SSA on Media to The Delta State governor, Ossai Success is offering the viral UBA staff who addressed Tony Elumelu as “Tony”, ₦500k cash and a complimentary VIP trip to Delta State incl. a flight tickets, a tour of the governor’s projects and an ambassadorial role.
Ms. Comfort Emmanson (KWAM 2) was also offered similar opportunities and a job, following the Ibom Air incident in August 2025.
@AnabellaMarvy I like the fact that you have the time of this delulu of Barcelona fans that all of a sudden after all Flick's's success, they dare to doubt his decision-making
Kendrick Lamar (2010).
Tour life with Tech N9ne.
Fun fact: Tech N9ne was the 1st to take Kendrick on a big tour as Jay Rock's hypeman.
During the Yeezus Tour (2013) where he was opening, Kendrick showed his gratitude by performing "m.A.A.d city" with Tech N9ne on stage.