Category: SPORTS

A lady shares the traditional Kampala outfits her mother purchased for her younger sister’s birthday photoshoot, which she ultimately declined.

A video that @olajumoke5212 shared showed her mother talking to her younger sister, who seemed angry as her mother displayed the Kampala clothing in front of her.

The lady mentioned that although her mother had bought the clothes for her younger sister’s birthday photoshoot, the girl’s expression showed that she was upset about the unappealing dress.

Their mother asked in the Yoruba if the attire wasn’t sufficiently lovely. Before she flogged the clothing on the girl, she explained that the material was Kampala and that the girl wasn’t grateful.

The video has sparked hilarious comments with many recounting similar childhood experiences.

Below are some reactions,

@JENNIE 🦋✨ The beating at the end says it all😂😂… My mummy will say, you know how many people follow me drag that cloth for market?😭😂😂

@zaynie_collections She is even asking Shey ko fine ni 😭😭😂

@MIMI💫 your sister just sit down there like this woman no rate me at all 😩😂

@OPEYEMI but wait,why did 😂mummy put touch light for her 😂

@Olakunle📉📊 What’s this? Is this pillow case?

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@olajumoke5212 #pov #africamothers #fyp #fypシ゚ #fyppppppppppppppppppppppp ♬ sweet like cinnamon – 🧿💝🐢🫧

Bridesmaids describe a harrowing experience resulting from the bride’s refusal to provide basic comforts at the remote wedding venue.

One of the bridesmaids, @swemeshi_ali, shared a video of the ladies describing their experience after the wedding. She noted that it was a Nigerian wedding at a remote village, and the bride displayed an awful attitude toward them.

“We went for wedding In a village without light water or network…bride didn’t provide feeding or transport for us we paid it all,we had to go to river to get water😭drinking water wasn’t even provided and this bride wanted to leave us behind in the village…omo we had to stand up for our rights…she didn’t give us souvenirs cause she said we didn’t shake nyash for men to get her money 😂😭never have I ever seeen something like this all my life”.

In the clip, the ladies disclosed that the bride wasn’t hospitable; there was no feeding, accommodation, or transportation. They had to fetch water from the river and even pluck fruits from the tree to survive.

The bridesmaids eventually challenged the bride when she wanted to leave them behind in the village. The bride explained that since they didn’t entertain her guests excellently, she decided to treat them terribly at her wedding.

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@swemeshi_ali #university #wedding #wickedbride @❤️‍🩹♓️ @Cally_Drew🌹 @jessielambo❣️✨🌹 @Becky 💌❤️ ♬ sweet like cinnamon – 🧿💝🐢🫧

Relationship counselor and Pastor Kingsley Okonkwo made a post on X (Twitter) highlighting the type of women a man must avoid on social media.

The post listed the different types of behaviour a woman exhibits online, that a man should take note of and avoid at all costs.

He listed things like when a lady excessively focuses on her appearance when she posts herself in expensive vehicles and locations, the types of comments she makes online, or the type of posts she likes.

These and much more her implored his fellow men to keep a look out for.

He writes;

“The kind of ladies to avoid on social media ⚠️

*Those that post themselves in expensive hotels, expensive vacations and on private jets and business class flights without any commensurate work or business

*Those that post nudity and vulgar pictures

*Those obsessively focused on their beauty

*Those that are on all prayer platforms but never an active member of a local church

*Those that comment without watching the video posted or reading caption

*Those very busy on gossip blogs comment section arguing about every irrelevant topics

*Those that like or comment on every single post especially on those useless handles

*The men haters/feminists that oppose every post tat seem to say something positive about men.”

The post has sparked mixed reactions online, with netizens debating its contents.

View the posts below;

A lady expressed her displeasure after she ordered milky doughnuts of ₦8,000 from an online vendor.

The lady showcased three doughnuts on a takeaway plate covered in powdered milk. As she opened the doughnut, it appeared raw and strongly resembled bean cake, locally known as Akara.

She mentioned that an individual posted the vendor’s business flyer on WhatsApp, so she decided to patronize.

“I don’t know her handle on TikTok…. Someone posted her flyers on WhatsApp for Ramadan promo oo…. I use my hand buy wahala”

Following her complaint, the vendor audaciously said that her younger sister made the doughnut because she was writing her exams.

When @fai__ry complained, the vendor angrily retorted that the doughnut wasn’t horrible and that she ought to manage it because her sister wasn’t yet proficient in making creamy doughnuts.

See reactions below,

@motola💕 use am chop bread u no go notice 😭😂

@hock😭😭 i’m speechless 💔

@alfirdaws_snackies Ayya, please ask people to stop harassing that innocent vendor, post the real vendor now

@CAKE/SUPRISE PACKAGE IN AGEGE Sorry about that. But I was here before you went to patronize her.😂

@Sisi lateefah🧕💕🌺 Imagine the reply what an audacity for something wey person pay for oga o😂

@OLA 🧸💕 Nah , that’s Milky Akara 🙂

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#fyp #goviral #pov #mazitundeednut #yabaleftonline #goviraltiktok ♬ sweet like cinnamon – 🧿💝🐢🫧

A lady was shocked to see her niece eating spaghetti with her hands after being served her meal with chopsticks.

In the clip, the lady @liu_jingjing stated that she had served her niece a plate of spaghetti with chopsticks, but the girl surprised her by ditching the chopsticks and eating with her hands.

The little girl employed an easy solution using her hands rather than struggling with the cutlery she was unfamiliar with. She kept the chopsticks by the plate and concentrated on her meal until she noticed her aunt was filming her.

However, she was unashamed of her action and proceeded to smile at the camera before returning to her meal.

Below are some reactions,

@Alpha even with her bead for hand you still give a whole titled Achalugo chop stick 😅😅

@Nemerem Tony una go give person free food still dey expect me to dey do hard work 😩… kuku tell me food no dey house, make I go my papa house😭

@happiness your niece na igwe nothing you wan tell me 🤣🤣

@Former love Doctor🕵🏽 Why you go give am chopsticks 🥢 ?? No be trouble you Dey find

@Mira’s A whole titled achalugo na u dey give chop sticks no respect 😂😂😂😂

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@liu_jingjing 😂😂#chinesefood ♬ sweet like cinnamon – 🧿💝🐢🫧

A trending video showing a hairdresser transforming a lady’s semi-bald hair into stunning braids has sparked a discussion on creativity.

The hairstylist shared a transformation video of her customer’s hair before and after braiding. In the clip, the customer’s head showcased a circular bald spot in the center with hair strands surrounding her edges.

In a subsequent clip, the hairstylist cleverly used a hair extension to braid and cover the bald spot with a hairdo appropriate for her client’s hair, making the bald patch appear undetectable.

However, because the customer covered her face with her hands—likely due to her bald spot—her identity was kept a secret throughout the film.

Below are some reactions,

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Wow, wait for it? pic.twitter.com/60ZZPP0SoU

— YabaLeftOnline (@yabaleftonline) March 24, 2025

Actor Mofe Duncan replies to an X (Twitter) user who made an unsolicited comment about his weight on the social media platform.

The actor who has previously spoken up about his weight and the reasons for his weight gain after many had repeatedly commented on it, is finally fed up with the comments.

A recent statement by an X user told the actor to start using a waist trainer, and this garnered a harsh reply from the actor.

The interaction has sparked a debate online, with many sympathizing with Mofer, saying that people online needed to stay out of other people’s business.

On the other side of this were people saying that instead of replying to comments the actor needed to watch his weight, as it could be a health issue.

Read some of the comments below;

@realwarripikinlovers Aura for Aura🔥😂😂

@olaideaa People should learn to mind their business online please, so many people are going through a lot behind close doors,be nice with your comment

@juz_blesyn How hard is it to keep your opinion or thoughts about someone’s body to yourself???? Just keep those thoughts to yourself!

@fortunista_by_ivy As a big lady myself… I think Mofe should watch it and go for medical check up. This weight gain may be linked to insulin resistance 😢, especially worse if left undiagnosed

@boma_beautyempire This guy has spoken about his health concerns and how medication made him gain weight rapidly but no… my dear Nigerians must have an opinion on people’s bodies! SMH

@diaryofaugusta People want people to look exactly how they were in their teenage years even though they are now grown adults. The human body will change as people age.

Nigerian singer/songwriter, Timi Dakolo has expressed dissatisfaction with the Gospel Minister, Pastor Femi Lazarus, for his apparent hypocrisy, claiming he was doing so out of love and respect for the minister.

The singer ranted online about how he was charged $150 for Femi Lazarus’ Ministry School, despite the pastor criticizing other gospel ministers who have also charged for their schools/ministries.

He mentioned how the pastor had claimed that if a person charged to minister they were not gospel artists but were performers, yet he was doing the same by charging 150 dollars for his ministry school.

He Wrote;

All this was said in love and with respect sir.

I am not a gospel artist but a Christain raised in church.

Let’s not shift the goal post.

By your definition, if anyone charges to minister, they are not Gospel artist, they performers.

And by that definition, if any preacher charges to teach and minister, they are merchants of hope and motivational speakers and performers too.

Sir, you are charging as low as 150 dollars per person for your school of ministry. Teaching and preaching Jesus. Probably having as much as 1000 students . Let’s do the maths. You even have premium and standard for God house?

Are you not selling the Gift and revelation freely given to you?

Again let’s not keep shifting the goal post.

Sharing receipts of the alleged transaction, Timi accused the pastor of selling the “Gift and Revelation” that was freely given to him by God.

Lots of netizens however did not agree with his claims, defending Pastor Femi Lazarus. They believed he had every right to charge as it was a school, not a charity.

Read some of the comments below;

@africanflamingo_ Timi why this thing still dey pain you. He was referring to gospel ministers and not gospel artists/musicians

@doctall_kingsley lol, you called it a school yourself. Has he ever charged to come and preach, that should be the question ? 😂😂😂

@mi_nwachukwu1 Is there any school that doesn’t collect fees? No go get problem with God ooooo, uncle rest,

@__dozie_x I totally agree with Timi, abeg.. nobody should be paying a dime for that. Even if the school has to charge, it shouldn’t be expensive. For the body of Christ, it should be subsidized so that low-income people who are called by God to be ministers can actually afford it. Did Jesus ever drop account details when He was teaching His disciples?

@avalonokpe @timidakolo press him neck well well😂😂😂

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The 2025 edition of the Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards (AMVCA) is coming up and its organizers have now revealed the full list of categories and nominees for this year’s edition.

The prestigious award established in by Multichoice in 2013, takes place annually and celebrates the various outstanding achievements of the African entertainment sector.

The event recognizes the contributions that dedicated individuals have made to the industry over the last year.

In this edition, among the many whose works were selected and reviewed, prominent Nigerian actors have also been nominated for the various roles they played in their respective movies.

Actors like Adedimeji Lateef received a nomination for Best Lead Actor for his role as Lisabi in “Lisabi: The Uprising”. Chioma Chukwuka was also nominated for Best Lead Actress for her performance in “Seven Doors”.

View the other nominees and the categories there were nominated for below;

Best Digital Content Creator

• Iyo Prosper Adokiye
• Elozonam Ogbolu
• Hoviare Freedom
• Taaooma
• Chiamaka Uzokwe
• Ariyiikedimples, Brainjotter
• Jide Pounds Ibitoye

Best MultiChoice Talent Factory

• Gone
• The Immersive Alarm
• Everything Light Touches
• Deadbeat
• Rivals in Time
• Nwananga

Best Scripted M-Net Original

• Uriri
• All Mine
• Italo
• My Fairytale Wedding
• Kam U Stay
• The Caller

Best Indigenous Language (West Africa)

• Lisabi: The Uprising
• Seven Doors
• Kaka
• Mai Martaba
• Anikulapo: The Rise of the Spectre

Best Indigenous Language (East Africa)

• Empty Grave
• The Caller
• Makosa ni Yangu
• Wa Milele (Forever?)
• Sabotage

Best Indigenous Language (South Africa)

• The Vow
• Walvis Tale
• Mwizukanji
• Lukas
• Man of Gold

Best Supporting Actress

• Meg Otanwa (Inside Life)
• Ireti Doyle (All’s Fair in Love)
• Ini Dima-Okojie (Skeleton Coast)
• Tina Mba (Suspicion)
• Mercy Aigbe (Farmer’s Bride)
• Darasimi Nadi (Aburo)
• Omoni Oboli (Wives on Strike 3)

Best Supporting Actor

• Adedayo Adebowale (Lisabi)
• Gabriel Afolayan (Inside Life)
• Aliu Gafar (Seven Doors)
• RMD (Christmas in Lagos)
• Femi Jacobs (Freedom Way)
• Uzor Arukwe (Suspicion)
• Efa Iwara (Princess on a Hill)
• Mike Afolarin (House of Gaa)

Best Lead Actress

• Chioma Chukwuka (Seven Doors)
• Uzoamaka Onuoha (Agemo)
• Gbubemi Ejeye (Farmer’s Bride)
• Uche Montana (Thin Line)
• Hilda Dokubo (Wives on Strike 3)
• Uzoamaka Aniunoh (Phoenix Fury)
• Bimbo Ademoye (Anikulapo: The Rise of the Spectre)

Best Lead Actor

• Gideon Okeke (Tokunbo)
• Bucci Franklin (The Weekend)
• Thapelo Makoena (Skeleton Coast)
• Femi Branch (House of Gaa)
• Bimbo Manuel (Princess on a Hill)
• Stan Nze (Suspicion)
• Adedimeji Lateef (Lisabi: The Uprising)
• Femi Adebayo (Seven Doors)

Excellence in Film Editing

• Inkabi (Tongai Furusa)
• Skeleton Coast (Jordan Koen)
• Christmas in Lagos (Martini Akande)
• Soft Love (Holmes Awa, Paballo Modingoane)
• Princess on a Hill (Laughter Ephraim, Peter Ugbede)
• Lisabi: The Uprising (Anthill Studios)

Best Short Film

• Sukari
• Brukaci
• What Are You Truly Afraid Of?
• In Bloom: ‘Afefe’
• The Incredible Sensational Fiancee of Seyi Ajayi

Best Cinematography

• Yen Ara Asaase Ni (This Is Our Land)
• Inkabi
• The Legend of the Vagabond Queen of Lagos
• Skeleton Coast
• Soft Love
• Lisabi: The Uprising
• Agemo

Best Sound/Sound Design

• Inkabi
• Seven Doors
• Freedom Way
• Lisabi: The Uprising
• Ajakaju: Beast Of Two Worlds
• Suspicion

Best Score/Music

• Inkabi
• Freedom Way
• Seven Doors
• Soft Love
• Skeleton Coast

Best Art Direction

• Anikulapo: Rise of the Spectre
• Christmas In Lagos
• Farmer’s Bride
• Seven Doors
• The Man Died
• Lisabi: The Uprising

Best Costume Design

• Toyin Ogundeji – Anikulapo: Rise of the Spectre
• Bolanle Austen- Peters, Yolanda Okereke, Juliana Dede, Gloria Oyu – House Of Ga’a
• Oluwatoyin Balogun, Oyeade Adeimpe Adedimeji – Lisabi: The Uprising
• Opeyemi Sogeke – Phoenix Fury
• Adedamola Adeyemi – Christmas In Lagos

Best Makeup

• Anikulapo: Rise of the Spectre
• Lisabi: The Uprising
• Seven Doors
• Farmer’s Bride
• Clarence Peters’ Inside Life
• Suspicion

Best Writing TV Series

• Untying Kantai
• Tuki?
• Roses & Ivy
• Cheta’M
• Seven Doors
• Anikulapo: Rise of the Spectre
• Princess On A Hill

Best Writing in a Movie

• The Weekend
• Skeleton Coast
• Freedom Way
• Phoenix Fury
• A Ghetto Love Story
• House of Ga’a
• Christmas In Lagos

Best Documentary

• Walvis Tale
• Dundun
• O.Y.O (On Your Own)
• Women of Salt: The Resilience of Ebonyi’s Women
• I Will Remember You

Best Scripted Series

• Clarence Peters’ Inside Life
• Seven Doors
• Princess On A Hill
• Cheta’M
• Roses & Ivy

Best Unscripted Series

• Style Magnate
• Skillers The Builders Show)
• Ebuka Turns Up Africa
• Wa Milele? (Forever?)
• Uzoamaka Tries Palmwine

Best Director

• Robert O Peters – Skeleton Coast
• Norman Maake – Inkabi
• Bolanle Austen-Peters – House of Ga’a
• Awam Amkpa – The Man Died
• Daniel Emeka Oriahi – The Weekend
• Femi Adebayo, Adebayo Tijani, Tope Adebayo – Seven Doors

Best Movie

• Lisabi: The Uprising
• Skeleton Coast
• Suspicion
• Inkabi
• House of Ga’a
• Freedom Way
• Christmas in Lagos
• Farmer’s Bride

A lady was astonished by her younger brother’s impressive dance moves during his first visit to her church.

The lady @handmadebeade5 shared a video of her younger brother attracting the congregation’s attention with his impressive dance moves after he came to worship at her church for the first time.

Her younger brother, who sat at the back, moved to the front to show off his excitement and dancing skills, taking center stage as he switched from modern legwork to traditional dance steps.

As the lady noticed her brother, she stopped dancing to call the attention of a church member who was mesmerized by the man’s dancing, despite it being his first time in their church.

@handmadebeade5 disclosed that her brother became the centre of attention in church while the congregation stopped dancing to watch him.

Below are some reactions,

@tinasplaze18 He don dey wait for the day to dance away his sorrow 😂😂😂

@princess -Sommy ❤️🍀 Nah only him know wetin God Dey do for am 😫🙏😂

@vincent  pastor don give you work now because nah you go dey bring him every Sunday 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

@ore_olu_wa02 Bro danced like David not ashame to be in his maker presence 🥰

@anitaamakaadaugo I dey dance anything wey my mind tell me to dance 😂😂😂😂

@BIG AY 🦋💘 Wetin heels still dey do I go commot everything make the dance sweet well well 😂😂

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@handmadebeadedb5 #goviral #foryoupage❤️❤️ #dancingvideo #familylove #engagementrendss #funnytiktok ♬ sweet like cinnamon – 🧿💝🐢🫧