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Should we do give away too?

When the road is hungry for blood may we never be available🙏🏾

HildaBaci just received her plaque from Guinness World Record.

Congratulations beautiful. We await the official unboxing 💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽

2k likes and we will do giveaway 😊. Time starts now ⏰

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THE TALE.

Long-time ago in the Animal Kingdom, a sheep was passing and saw a lion crying inside a cage trapped and the lion begged the sheep to save him with a promise not to kill and eat it but the sheep refused. After much persuasion and for the sheep's gullibility it opened the cage for the lion.

Now the lion was very hungry having stayed in the cage for days without food. It quickly grabbed the sheep to kill and eat but the sheep reminded him of his promise. They were still there arguing when other animals came passing and they sought to know what happened. Both the lion and the sheep narrated their own side of the story but because of fear and in trying to gain Favour in the sight of the lion, all the animals took side with the lion except the Tortoise who claim not to understand the whole scenario.

Now the Tortoise asked the lion to show them where he was before the sheep rescued him, he pointed at the cage. He asked again, "were you inside or outside when the sheep arrived"? The lion said he was inside. The tortoise again said, "ok, enter let’s see how difficult it could be inside". The lion entered and the tortoise locked him back inside.

In amazement, the other animals asked tortoise "why" and he replied "if we allow him to eat the sheep today, he will still go hungry tomorrow and we don't know the next amongst us to be eaten tomorrow.

The Moral of this tale
Don't support evil today because it doesn't affect you directly, tomorrow it could be your turn.

What would you say about this brave king?

Wow 😮‼️

Three American rappers released a head to head album in one day knowing that it's not easy to sell them in one month.

Lil Durk ~ Heal
Kodak Black ~ Pistol and Pearlz
Moneybagg ~ Hard To Love

Surprisedly all of them have shared each other album on their Instagram handle showing love to one another for the culture.

Someone have to lose while others have to win.

SHOCKING 😮‼️

Burna Boy replied Davido for comparing him with Rema, Mayorkun and Fireboy Dml

Burna Boy 🗣️“you cannot play football , everybody knows you cannot play football and you are an embarrassment to the team But your daddy bought the football tea

You people will bear the consequences of your actions😭😂

Mr veer teamed up with Lil Fap to drop this thrilling song. Kindly listen to it and drop your review please 🙏

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One Word 😂

Wow! Happy Bathday Brotherman😁

Whatever went "wrong" was making a way for what is "right" to come into your life!

AG Baby and his Baby😍😍

Can you identify the man in black in this picture? He's a celebrity now.

Rebecca Adebimpe Adekola a.k.a Ireti | One Nigerian Actress That Should Not Be Forgotten In The HISTORY Of Nollywood Film Industry.


Ireti was born in Abeokuta, Ogun State, where she also grew up. She was a producer, film writer, director and an outstanding actress. Unknown to many, her younger relative, Opeyemi (not Odunlade) Adekola is also an actor and was inspired to take to the thespian art because of his late aunty. While speaking with Naijarchives, Mr. Opeyemi Ohiomare Adekola explained that the late Ireti and his own dad were cousins. Mr. Adekola also revealed to us that while both Odunlade Adekola and their family are both from Oyo State, they hail from different parts: Ireti’s own are from Ogbomosho while Odunlade Adekola is from Ibadan. I guess that lays to rest the popular rumour that Odunlade Adekola is Ireti’s younger brother. While an actress, the late Ireti was known for starring in many flicks alongside Taiwo Hassan aka Ogogo Omokulodo, also one of Nigeria’s most well-known actors in the Yoruba genre of Nollywood..

Following her death, there was a spontaneous outpouring of grief across the nation. On the 30th September, 2002, her body in a glistening white coffin was on display for her last public appearance at the National Theatre, Iganmu Lagos before her burial. Ireti mentored many actress in her lifetime, grooming them to become stars in their own right, one of whom is Bisi-Ibidapo Obe aka Omo Logba Logba. Ireti was also the role model for Ibironke Ojo aka Ronke Oshodi-Oke..

HOW DID SHE GET THE NAME ‘IRETI’?
In 1993, Jide Kosoko released a movie titled Asiri Nla and in it, she acted the role of Ireti, and that was how the name stuck..

HER DEATH
Rebecca Adebimpe Adekola died after a brief illness due to some complications suspected to be from typhoid fever. She gave up the ghost at Unity Hospital, a private medical center in Surulere, Lagos State..

In October 2012, ten years after she died, the National Association of Nigerian Theatre Arts Practitioners (NANTAP) decided to launch the Ireti Adekola Foundation (IAF) at the National Theatre, Iganmu, Lagos to immortalize her name. The foundation was established to take care of single mothers and mentor upcoming and talented actors and actresses..

In the 1990s before the likes of Jenifa and the rest, Nigerian actress, Rebecca Adebimpe Adekola graced the screen of millions across the nation, especially lovers of Yoruba movies. Popularly known as Ireti, she dazzled many with her acting skills until her death on Friday, 27th September, 2002. The following are some of the movies she appeared in:.
-IKE OWO
-AGBA AKIN
-OLAONIRAN
-23/24 LORO ILE AYE
-AYE AWA OBINRIN (the last movie she appeared in before her demise)
ALAMU S’ENIYAN
-ENIKAN O LAYE
-EDUNJOBI (brought her to limelight)
-AFINJU ALAPATA
-SIKIRA EREKO

Sis, you’re a screen goddess and one of the few most sought after relatively younger actresses who made Nollywood attractive in the late 1990s. Sis, you’re was part of the generation of actors who made home videos popular in the 1990s. .

Your death caused havoc and it’s was unbearable lost till today. I’m celebrating you today as one of the greatest of all time in movie industry. .

Sleep well our beloved Rebecca Adebimpe Adekola. You’ll forever be remembered. We love you but God loves you most.

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The story of Kurunmi is one that draws tears from the eyes of people who feel pity for a man who stood firm for tradition.

There was a time in the history of Yoruba where the heir to the throne is killed whenever the king dies. This tradition came about because it was discovered that a lot of princes killed their fathers so they could ascend the throne and become king instead.

It was believed that if the heirs were killed alongside their fathers, kings would live longer on the throne.

During this period, Alaafin Atiba was the paramount ruler of the Oyo empire, and he appointed Kurunmi, the son of Esiele as the Aare-ona-Kakanfo ( the generalissimo of the whole Yoruba warriors).

As it was with tradition, a king and an Aare-ona-Kakanfo cannot stay in the same town because their wield similar powers, so Kurunmi was assigned to Ijaiye, where he was given the power to lord over.

One day, Alaafin Atiba summoned the kings and lords of the neighboring towns and told them he wished to change tradition. Present at the meeting were kings like the Timi of Ede, Balogun Ibikunle of Ibadan, and Kurunmi himself.

When they were seated, Atiba came down from his throne and held the sword of Ogun (the Yoruba god of iron) in his right hand, and the bolt of Sango (the Yoruba god of lightning and thunder) in his left. He charged the royalties present to swear by the sword and bolt that after his death, his son Aremo Adelu will be made king after his demise.

Kurunmi disagreed immediately, and he reminded Alaafin Atiba that according to the tradition, the moment Atiba does, his son Adelu must follow suit. Other royalties tried to persuade Kurunmi, but he was adamant. When he couldn't convince them, he walked out in anger and headed for Ijaiye.

The other kings and chiefs went home to their people to inform them of the latest developments. When Balogun Ibikunle of Ibadan told his chiefs the news, one of the chiefs Basorun Ogunmola took the matter up and suggested they wage war against Kurunmi.

Kurunmi had once captured Ogunmola who had a secret affair with his wife. He captured him, tied him to a stake like a goat and fed him ashes as food. As a form of revenge, Ogunmola proposed war against Kurunmi.

Alaafin Atiba sent emissaries to Kurunmi to change his mind, but he remained adamant, and when Alaafin Atiba saw that he would not change his mind, he sent two calabash bowls to Kurunmi. One of the calabashes contained an effigy of a pair of twins (Yoruba symbol of peace), while the other calabash contained gunpowder (Yoruba symbol of war).

Kurunmi immediately chose war and sent the emissaries back to Atiba. Immediately, Kurunmi summoned his chief warrior Balogun Ogunkoroju and told him to prepare for war.

As part of the preparations for war, Kurunmi consulted the oracle, and the oracle warned him not to go to war with Ibadan because he would lose the war. Kurunmi was not going to have any of it, and he pestered the oracle to tell him what to do to win the war.

The oracle then told Kurunmi that in order for him not to lose the war, he must not cross the River Ose, which was the boundary between Ijaiye and Ibadan. Kurunmi agreed, and went ahead to plan for the war against Ibadan.

While Kurunmi was making preparations, the Ibadan warriors, led by Ogunmola went to meet the people of Ęgba who were said to possess very powerful charms.

The Ęgba people then prepared a potent charm called Eedi (a charm that causes someone or a group of people to ignore warnings or dare something that will harm them). The Eedi was set out to the River Ose so that the Ijaiye warriors will be tempted to cross the river.

When the war came, Kurunmi sent his five sons to war to fight the Ibadan people. During the face-off, Ijaiye warriors soundly defeated the Ibadan warriors, and the remaining Ibadan warriors fled back, crossing the River Ose.

Unfortunately for Kurunmi, his warriors fell to the potency of the Eedi, and they crossed the River Ose, believing that they had momentum, and that they could chase the Ibadan soldiers far away.

Immediately they crossed the river, their charms failed them, and they were killed in thousands by the warriors of Ibadan who had set a trap for them. Kurunmi suffered heavy losses, and lost all his five sons in the war.

Basorun Ogunmola mocked him and sent a message to him that he was coming for his head. On hearing the news of the death of his sons and his men, Kurunmi became very devastated and suicidal, but while he grieved, he held on to his belief that tradition remains tradition, and that he does not regret standing firm in the face of corruption.

Kurunmi committed su***de by taking poison, and he was thrown into the river Ose according to his wishes so that Basorun Ogunmola won't have the luxury of cutting his head and hanging it in shame.

I used the pastor for ritual after he came seeking for spíritual powers – Herbalist confesses

A 48-year-old herbalist, Isiaka Ogunkoya has been arrested by the Osun State Police Command for the murder of one Pastor, Kalejaye Ezekiel

Nemesis caught up with him when he was on his way to Isoyin, he was arrested during a stop and search operation where he confessed the human parts belongs to a pastor

The suspect confessed to the crime, “I killed the pastor for rituals, needed to make use of a human during that period and the pastor came around.

"He told me he needed more spiritual powers so as to have more members to his church so I thought it was a good opportunity for me to make use of the pastor for the rituals I’m supposed to do that time".

"I gave him a substance to drink which he drank and slept off. So I butchtered him and took out his heart and intestines which i used to make a concoction."

Prof. Yemi Osibanjo vacates office for Kashim Shetima ahead of 29th May.

The Story Of Lagbaja And Why He Covers His Face With A Mask

Bisade Ologunde, known professionally as Lagbaja is a Nigerian musician and multi-instrumentalist known for his unique style of music, which blends Afrobeat, highlife, and traditional Yoruba music. He is also recognized for his distinct identity: he always performs wearing a mask that covers his entire face.

Lagbaja can also be interpreted as ” Faceless One” or ” Anonymous. ” He has never performed with his face exposed, which has piqued the interest of many fans. As a result, it’s no surprise that Lagbaja s true identity is a hot topic on the internet.

Bisade Olugunde was born in Lagos, Nigeria, on January 16, 1960. He is from Kwara state’s Oyun local government area; little is known about his early life, but he was raised as a Baptist. During his lifetime, his father served as a Baptist deacon. He had a typical Nigerian boyhood, growing up in a time when the country had only recently earned independence and things were much better than they are now. Deacon D. A Olugunde, his father, passed away in 2012.

He worked for the Kwara state government as a retired civil servant. His father worked in the cabinet of Cornell David Bamingboye Kwara state’s first military administration. On his mother’s identity, no information is publicly available.

Lagbaja is well educated, although it is unknown which schools he attended; nevertheless, it was later disclosed that he received his tertiary education from Obafemi Awolowo University Ile Ife. To keep his identity disguised, much about the man is kept hidden from the public eye. Lagbaja rose to prominence through music, and he is noted for his distinct sound and fashion sense. In the early 1990s, he began his musical career.

The saxophone is Lagbaja’ s favorite instrument, which he taught himself. In 1991, he created his first modest band in Lagos, Nigeria, after mastering the saxophone. The band was a regular performer at Lagos’ Sea Garden venue. Their music was influenced by 1960s high life music as well as Western jazz percussion instruments like the talking drum and congas, which featured significantly in their tunes.

The band had built up enough local support and was earning gigs at the French Institute after performing at the Sea Garden for a period. The band’ s first album, ” The Colours Of The Rhythm, ” was published in 1992. He continued to release music after that, but his breakthrough came in 2000 with the release of the double album ” We and Me. ”

The playlist was harsh in its criticism of Nigerian politicians and asked that they be transparent. It also urged unity and brotherhood in the country. Ego Iheanacho accompanied him on the vocals for the tunes. The album’ s popularity spurred him to create more, and his songs were well received by fans at the time. Lagbaja is currently married with children, however there are no images of his wife online. His wife’ s identity is a well guarded secret, so those hoping for photos of Lagbaja’ s wife will be disappointed.

You won’ t discover much information about his children, however Moyosade, one of his daughters, is well- known. In the year 2013, Moyosade married Olamide Oblilana in Opebi, Lagos. The ceremony was attended by Lagbaja without his mask, but visitors were not allowed to take photographs. Moyosade is believed to work for a company in the United States as a management specialist. She earned a master’ s degree in business administration from Pennsylvania State University.

Without a doubt, Lagbaja has found success as a musician and will be remembered as one of Nigeria’ s musical superstars. He and his family now reside in Manhattan, New York City, in the United States. A source revealed to NaijaGists the reason why Lagbaja never unmask his face.

According to the source: “This is not Lagbaja, I know him. Why are you even trying to unmask him? He has his reasons for wearing the mask. He used to be in the choir in one Baptist Church in Ilorin and his parents are prominent Baptist members. His family opposed his decision to sing that kind of music. They believed that he wanted to disgrace them because of their position in the church. That was why he put the mask”. The Ologundes are from Ijagbo near Offa in Kwara State.

The mask has become a significant part of Lagbaja's persona and brand, attracting curiosity and intrigue from his fans. Lagbaja's decision to cover his face with a mask serves multiple purposes, combining artistic expression, social commentary, and personal privacy.

Artistic Expression: The mask allows Lagbaja to create a mysterious and enigmatic persona. It adds an element of intrigue to his performances and music, captivating audiences and drawing attention to his unique style. By concealing his face, Lagbaja shifts the focus onto his music, emphasizing the universality of his message rather than his individual identity.

Social Commentary: Lagbaja's mask serves as a symbol of anonymity and represents the facelessness of the common man. He uses it as a form of protest against societal issues and corruption in Nigeria. Through his music and performances, Lagbaja often addresses themes of social inequality, political oppression, and the struggles faced by ordinary people. The mask represents the voiceless and marginalized, giving them a platform to be heard.

Personal Privacy: By wearing the mask, Lagbaja is able to maintain his privacy and separate his personal life from his public persona. He can freely express himself artistically without the intrusion of media or public scrutiny. The mask allows him to retain a sense of anonymity and control over his public image.

Lagbaja's decision to cover his face with a mask has contributed to his popularity and made him an iconic figure in Nigerian music. The mask serves as a powerful symbol, representing both artistic expression and social commentary, while allowing Lagbaja to maintain his privacy and focus on the message of his music.

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Celine Dion currently battling with an incurable disease that hinder her from talking and walking.

Timaya is said to be dropping a new music soon. Watchout!!

Every man supporting Hakimi and his mother is now labeled a broke man.

Every man sympathizing with or supporting Hakimi's wife is now called a billionaire.

All this by Jezebelic wvmen who have nothing to their names except their father's wealth and/or their v-agina.

They are not even self-made like Hakimi and the rest.

These Jezebelic wvmen can easily tell a man's financial standing and the difference between a broke man and a rich man by merely looking at his position on public issue.

Yet, these same wvmen believe that they hold the key to a man's success that by just marrying them, a man can become successful.

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Alu Zu

Tenant wey owe house rent no dey use curry and thyme cook meat 🍖.

Which food do you eat the most on Saturdays?

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Nothing, nothing, just felt creative 😆

Do you Know???



1. Coconut and groundnut are
sexual drive enhancers.

2. Carrot and cucumbers are s***m
boosters!

3. Swimming enhances your
memory.

4. Dancing reduces stress, S€x is
also good but do not abuse it.

5. Exercise is a life extending
therapy.

6. Frequent talking with enthusiasm
is an anti-aging.

7. Ma********on can cause eye
defect, weakness of p***s and
reduces your libido from 50yrs

8. Congested bucal cavity is
potentially hazardous, brush your
teeth morning and night.

9.Beans is an anti-cancer, you can
remove the skin if it gives you
trouble after eating.

10.Eating smoked fish is suicidal
because it is double monoxide
and could elicit cancerous cells
(depends on blood group).

11.Beef is very dangerous to those
above 40yrs.

12.Milk is not really ideal for those
who experience noisy and
stomach upset after drinking it.
Such indicates milk fermentation
in the system.

13.Soft drinks and juices shouldn't be
abused. You can prepare your
own juice with fruits. Dont
accumulate synthetic sugar in
your body.

14.Make watermelon your
companion as it cleanses your
liver and kidney, and also
enhances their functions.

15.Eat apples, carrot, onion and other
vegetables everyday.

16.Cease your breathe for at least
one minute when people cough or
sneeze, especially in an enclosure
or in a public transit.

17.Washing of hands regularly is a
major way of preventing some
infections.

18 garlic is antibiotics and antiviral plant

19 Garlic clears the throat

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I just did.
Kindness costs nothing But Knowledge is power...

Ain't it beautiful?

A man spent his all to set up a woman and who later became successful but went to marry another man.

That gender: He was just her destiny helper. She had to follow her heart. Let him move on.

A woman sacrificed all to make a man but the man later dumped her and married another woman.

That same gender: Men are ingrates. They can't make heaven.

My Take:
God knows the gender that might not make heaven. I won't say anything sha...

If I drop the link to my new song will you support me? Let me see how much I'm loved 😊

Thank you all for your Love and consistency. Our page was hacked but after lots of work by our Tech team, now we are back to give you to the fullest. Good music all the way. We love y'all 💘💘