“Dorime inside wake keeping” – Ekiti family serves roasted crocodile at burial event, invites guests with champagne board A beautiful Nigerian lady sparked discussions on social media by sharing a video depicting a roasted crocodile and a champagne board at a wake-keeping ceremony she attended in Ekiti. In the video, a champagne board was prominently displayed by one of the guests. The event was held in a large stadium in Ekiti.
Champagne board. Subsequent scenes in the video showcased men carrying a fully roasted crocodile, followed by various meals visible at the event. The items featured in the video grabbed the attention of numerous social media users, leading them to flood the comment section of the post with their opinions about the event. Check out some reactions below: See some reactions below: Marviee: “My family burial… Burial wey choke. The whole ekiti felt it!.” Cassy: “Ekiti people dey learn for ijebu side, have u gone to better ijebu burial …. E go reach to shout God wen.” Only~one ~Gift: “Ahhh what If I said dy built a house in just 3months for this woman in my area…I think her children are blessed.” Jesus’s babyyy: “Stadium for burial ahhhhh.Omo i never hear am be4 ooo. E be like say the family dey happy say the woman don die.” nifemi_24: “My sister go to this party nah everything they share their I swear dey even share duvet.” Zoro’s Sugar Momma: “shey na only me see the crocodile/alligator abi na my eyes dey pain me?” adesire: “The party choke . Ekiti my city We no Dey carry last.” WATCH VIDEO: @cuteeiley Come with me to ekiti state for a burial partycuteeiley #naijafinegirls #yorubaparty😍😍😍vibes #yorubaparty #burialceremony #nigeriaparty ♬ Aesthetic – Tollan Kim
Ahead of Chelsea’s match against Crystal Palace today, January 15, Graham Potter has said that he has the full support of the club’s board even with the poor performance of his team in over 10 matches they’ve played. 
Potter who admitted that he was under pressure after two defeats before the World Cup break, told reporters that if anyone he works for thinks the problem lies with him, they have the right to sack him. He said; “There are always questions if you don’t get the results. I was under pressure after two defeats before the World Cup break – and that is from the media. In terms of the board, I’ve had full support but I am not naive. If anybody that I work for thinks the problem lies with me then they have every right to say, ‘Thank you very much but it’s not working’. I accept that.” 
When asked if the players were still committed to his ideas, Potter said; “From what I see, they are professional, responsible, and honest. We’re in a bad moment and we’ve got challenges, everyone suffers from that point. January is always complicated no matter where you are because the window is open and human beings are human beings, but I don’t see any problems in that regard. I have the support of the boys and they have mine. We just need to keep working.”