Nigerian man living in London recounts how his “Lagos street sense” helped him recover his phone after it was snatched at train station

Nigerian man living in London recounts how his "Lagos street sense" helped him recover his phone after it was snatched at train station

Nigerian man living in London recounts how his "Lagos street sense" helped him recover his phone after it was snatched at train station

A Nigerian man living abroad recounts how he used his Lagos smartness to recover his phone after a criminal snatched it from him on the streets of London. The man known on X as Slimfit revealed that he was making use of his phone when a man on a bike snatched it and taunted him. Nigerian man living in London recounts how his "Lagos street sense" helped him recover his phone after it was snatched at train stationNigerian man living in London recounts how his "Lagos street sense" helped him recover his phone after it was snatched at train stationTwitter user, Slimfit. He said that his Nigerian instinct quickly kicked in and he pursued the bike man with all his might. The man revealed that he was getting close to the biker, who thought he wouldn’t pursue him, when he threw away the phone and rode faster. His tweet read: “A whole Lagos street boy like me… London boys nearly run me street this morning. While at the Bus stop checking my map to see when the next bus 🚌 will come, a guy on a bicycle 🚲 snatched my phone “Cheers mate”, and sped off. It’s today I know that I still have mad reflex. The way I ran after him on the main road ehn, even the cars had to stop… he thought he was sleek by not using the bicycle lane, thinking I would give up once he infiltrates the cars on the main road. The moment he realised I was very close to catching up with him and I was going to use my umbrella on his head, he dropped the phone on the road and zoomed off. It’s why I will never trust all these South Eastern London boys who go about with durags and face covers on bicycles. Anyways, I will soon leave this London for you people. 😔” See post below:

Lady reveals how living in Lekki is a portrayal of fake life

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“If no be fake life wetin person dey find for Lekki” — Lady questions“If no be fake life wetin person dey find for Lekki” — Lady questions A lady has questioned her life choices pertaining to her living location in Lekki. The young lady was being recorded unknowingly as she lamented over her decision to live in Lekki. According to her, living in Lekki is just portraying a fake life as only recently, she had reached out to her mother to give her 3k to feed. “If no be fake life wetin person dey find for Lekki” — Lady questions “If no be fake life wetin person dey find for Lekki” — Lady questions The lady lamenting about living in Lekki. She cried out that hunger wants to kill her but somehow she is still struggling to keep up with appearances and still live in the highbrow area in Lagos. Some reactions to the video: @TaoFeek182 said: “Fake life is sweet sha, you fake it till you make it” @OKWYtycoon wondered: “Sober reflection hope she’ll do the needful afterwards tho!” @Oladapomikky1 wrote: “From Lekki Toll gate down to Chevron naaa them dei live Fake Life pass…” @izunikky added: “This is a big lie… people stay lekki for so many reasons… most is bcox of their work, and some bcox of the business setup they have and d kind of pple they want to attract to their business… all dis low live girls only go there to see if Dey can hook up with rich guys” Watch video here: Lekki resident preaches about ‘fake life’
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Lady breaks down in tears over stress of living in Lagos

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"Leaving home at 4:30a.m, returning 11p.m" - Lady breaks down in tears over stress of living in Lagos"Leaving home at 4:30a.m, returning 11p.m" - Lady breaks down in tears over stress of living in Lagos A young Nigerian lady breaks down in tears over the struggle of waking early and returning home at odd hours to make ends meet in Lagos. The video making the rounds on social media features a young lady who becomes emotional while sharing the stress and exhaustion she faces daily.

"Leaving home at 4:30a.m, returning 11p.m" - Lady breaks down in tears over stress of living in Lagos

Using her own experiences in Lagos as an example, she described the demanding routine of waking up early to prepare for work and returning late as excruciating. “Going to work in Lagos knowing you got home at 11pm yesterday, slept at 12:30am and leaving the house at 4:30am,” she wrote. While some individuals could relate to her ordeal, others offered advice, emphasizing that ‘Lagos is not for the weak.’ Watch the video below … @rovingupdatestv #lagosnigeria #rovingupdatestv ♬ original sound – user2705774376869

“Many of you don’t even know what your boyfriend does for a living” – Tochi

“Many of you don’t even know what your boyfriend does for a living” – Tochi

“Many of you don’t even know what your boyfriend does for a living” – Tochi

Big Brother Naija ex-housemate, Tochukwu Okechukwu, aka Tochi has weighed in on the recent tragic passing of Port Hacourt student, Justina. In a startling comment, Tochukwu implied that a lot of people—women in particular—might not be completely aware of their boyfriend’s source of income.

Bbnaija ex-housemate, Tochi

He made the observation that many women seldom ask their lovers how they make money as long as they are getting plenty of it and being pampered by their boyfriends. Tochukwu emphasised how important this problem is. Tochi said: “Many of you don’t even know what your Boyfriends do for a living! As long as “zaddy has money! And spoil you! “Terrible.”

Big Brother Naija ex-housemate, Tochi

This statement comes after the horrifying story of Justina’s death, which started when her lover was caught trying to dispose of her severed body parts. See post below:

Man shares his two-year experience living with dirty female flatmate

Man shares his two-year experience living with dirty female flatmate

A man took to Twitter to share his harrowing experience of living with a extremely dirty female flatmate for two years. The man disclose the disturbing living conditions he endured, including dirty dishes piling up in the sink, leftover food particles clogging the drain, and even a used sanitary pad sticking to the dryer. The series of photos and his account of the situation have drawn widespread attention and concern.

Man shares his two-year experience living with dirty female flatmate

The Twitter user, who remains anonymous, narrated his distressing experience of cohabiting with a woman who consistently neglected household cleanliness. Whenever he confronted her about the mess, she would reportedly retort that he is not her father, thus shirking responsibility for maintaining a clean living environment. One of the most appalling images shared by the man displayed a sink overflowing with dirty dishes, which had seemingly been left unattended for an extended period.

Man shares his two-year experience living with dirty female flatmate

This unsanitary situation not only posed a health risk but also created significant tension between the two flatmates. Further illustrating the extent of the squalor, the man posted a photo of leftover food particles obstructing the sink’s drain.

Man shares his two-year experience living with dirty female flatmate

Perhaps the most disturbing image was that of a used sanitary pad adhered to the dryer, suggesting a serious lack of personal hygiene on the part of his flatmate. The man alleged that the woman didn’t remove her sanitary pads from her underwear before tossing them into the washing machine, compounding the already dire living conditions.

Man shares his two-year experience living with dirty female flatmate

In his Twitter posts, the man openly admitted to taking it upon himself to clean up the mess left by his flatmate on some occasions. He revealed that he even found himself in tears while tackling the unsanitary living conditions. See below;

“Girl wey calm down go enjoy” – Lady celebrates her man who drove bus for a living as they relocate abroad

Lady man bus abroad

Lady man bus abroad

A lady celebrates her man as she recalls sticking with him during the days he drove commercial bus, as they relocate abroad in grand style. The lady shared her story online to serve as a moral to those who are in the habit of living their broke partners. She shared a video from 2020 when her man was still driving a bus and other subsequent scenes shows them living a ritzy life after they had made wealth. They could be seen flaunting their international passport and then chilling at an known foreign beach.

Lady man bus abroad

Lady and her man. @ANITA said: “Please he disguised as a poor prince 🤣🤣🤣😭😍” @Hykm stated: “I don’t understand why people think is a big deal to stay with their poor partner, while our mothers did it without complaining.” @Odoziaku wrote: “Ngozi this is not a sign to Stay with your broke boyfriend 😂😂leave him now.” @Mara🖤💕🌸 declared: “Omo dat one concern una oh😒 I don leave this one oh before he use Garri blind me 😒🤲🏻” Watch video below … @aceonefamily Moral of the story: If you dont see a future there is no point in being understanding. Sha open your eyes😁😍😍 #couplegoals #glowup #funnyvideos #throwback #wemadeit #fyp #fypシ #viralvideo #tiktoktrend ♬ Strangers – Kenya Grace

“I was living comfortably before BBNaija; I had a car, dog and cat” ― BamBam

"I was living comfortably before BBNaija; I had a car, dog and cat" ― BamBam

Nollywood actress and former Big Brother Naija (BBNaija) Season 3 housemate, Bamike Olowunmi, aka BamBam, has claimed that she was living comfortably in Abuja before participating in the BBNaija reality show. Bambam further revealed that she participated in the BBNaija reality show because of her acting career and according to her, she was tired of going to movie auditions without getting on the cast, so she decided to take advantage of the publicity of the Big Brother platform to boost her career.

"I was living comfortably before BBNaija; I had a car, dog and cat" ― BamBam

Bam Bam (Image source: BamBam’s Instagram page) She disclosed this in a recent interview with TVC. BamBam said: “I have always wanted to be in filmmaking, so I made the decision to audition for Big Brother [Naija] so I would be seen. Because after I graduated from film school, the hustle was real. I remember myself and my colleagues going to auditions, and it was just a waste of time, strength, and money. “Sometimes, we do waka pass [minor roles], they [producers] go give you N5k. And I left Abuja [to Lagos to pursue my movie career]. I was actually comfortable in Abuja, where I was. I had a 9-to-5 job. I had a car, a dog, and a cat.” She said that after she came out of the Big Brother show, her career skyrocketed. NigezieXtreme reports that BamBam found love in the Big Brother house and both got married in 2019.

"I was living comfortably before BBNaija; I had a car, dog and cat" ― BamBam

BamBam and her husband, Teddy A (Image source: BamBam’s Instagram page) It all started like a joke when she and another housemate of the opposite sex, Teddy A, started a thing in the house, viewers thought it was the normal love strategy in the house but we were all starstruck when Teddy popped the “Will you marry me” question in 2019. The couple welcomed their first child, Zendaya, in 2020, and their second child, Maya, in March 2022. In related news, BamBam was featured on Punch Saturday Beats recently and she spoke on how she feels about cyber bullies and their opinions, stating that she only cares about her husband’s opinions and not what cyber trolls say. According to her, everyone is entitled to hold and make whatever opinion they wish; however, those that matter most to her are those of Teddy A, her husband. She said: “I do not care about trolls (cyber bullies), because it is important that the world knows that everyone is entitled to their opinions. It will only matter if the troll is from my mother and my father. Even at that, what matters the most is what I feel about myself. My husband is the only one who can hurt me with his words because I love him so much. His opinion matters the most to me. I do not live for trolls unless I want to be suicidal.”

“I’m saving the €800 rent money for my future” – Homeless France-based Nigerian lady living in bush says (Video)

"I'm saving the €800 rent money for my future" – Homeless France-based Nigerian lady living in bush says (Video)

A Nigerian lady homeless in France says she has no intention to pay outrageous house rent in Europe and would rather save it and continue living outside. The unidentified lady showed the tent that she’s currently living in besides a thicket and said that she’s currently bumping there because of the high cost to rent apartment in France.

Homeless France-based Nigerian lady living in bush says. Credit: Gossipmill/ Instagram. She stated that the house rent – which is about 800 euros – would help out her people back home in Africa and intends to save her money. According to her, she doesn’t mind sleeping outside for four months since she wouldn’t be paying a dime for sleeping there. She vowed never to pay house rent in Europe and added that during winter, she and other homeless people would go met the government for a place to stay. Watch the video below:

Video shows family of 3 living at the top of cemetery in Philippines

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A TikTok video featuring a family living at the peak of a cemetery in the Philippines has recently gone viral, capturing the fascination of many viewers. In the shared video, a woman, presumably the wife, proudly points to her unique home situated atop one of the tombs.

She takes a curious tourist on a tour of their apartment, introducing him to her husband, who happens to be a skilled tattoo artist, and their young son. The lady then leads the tourist up to the rooftop, providing him with a breathtaking view of the entire cemetery surroundings.

The unusual living arrangement has sparked a plethora of opinions and reactions from intrigued individuals who couldn’t help but comment on the remarkable sight. See some reactions below:  @YaYaNef: “I absolutely love your understanding of other’s norms. Respect to you! While others are quick to judge/criticism- you are open and curious to learn.” @Izwan Lavio: “This reminds me of the song “Cemetery” by the Australian band Silverchair. Part of the lyrics – ” I live in the cemetery” @immygray: “You should look up happy land in Philippines, a whole city made in Manilas landfill. I volunteered there when I was younger, very eye opening.” @morena: “Live where ever is best some people have it harder than others sending blessings.” @JustCallMeKat: “I love the people of Manila I watch so many docs about them they are truly amazing people we can all learn from.” @lisamarie: “They living good compared to most I seen usually they got no light water food or fans jst a cold floor.” @Androidjen: “I honestly felt they are living their best life. I maybe a bit presumptuous but they look happy and content. #gratitude.” @user2349964177688: “I always say, don’t complain about your problems, because people have worse than you in different parts of the world.” WATCH VIDEO BELOW:  @sealontour 📍Manila, Philippines 🇵🇭 These people live in the Cemetery- We spent a day in this Cemetery in Meto Manila that has a population of 3,000 residents. ♬ original sound – Seal 🦭

Nigerian lady living abroad shares new thriving business abroad

Nigerian lady living abroad shares new thriving business abroad

A Nigerian lady living abroad has captured the attention of social media users after sharing a new lucrative business on the popular app TikTok. The lady, whose identity remains undisclosed, demonstrated her skill and dedication as she meticulously washed centre rugs in a video that quickly went viral. The video, filmed by her husband, shows the woman engrossed in the task of cleaning the rugs inside a compound. Intrigued by her actions, the husband approaches her to inquire about the purpose behind her rigorous cleaning. To his surprise, his wife revealed that she was earning an impressive sum of N203,000 for each centre rug she washed, emphasizing the profitability of her newfound venture. The husband, evidently proud of his wife’s accomplishment, shared the captivating video on TikTok, further amplifying her story and capturing the attention of a wider audience. @amlace223 said; “200k Haa it much oo.” @taofeekaj75 wrote; “Good woman.” @uniquebeauty1104 commented; “£200 is 200+ in nijia . @quincey wrote; “So if you wash 5 you can get like N1m daily. See below; @ctnaija 200 Pounds to wash centre Rug in UK…. Abroad nor easy oOOO ! ♬ original sound – CTNaija