Damilola Adeparusi popularly known as chef dammy was captured on video purchasing onions at a local shop without the accompaniment of her entourage of bodyguards. The footage quickly made its way to social media, sparking a flurry of reactions from netizens.
A photo of Chef Dammy. Photo credit: @dammypas Source: Instagram The video, shared by an unidentified social media user, featured the caption, “I met your favorite chef Dammy buying onions without bodyguards. Go Dammy.” This unexpected encounter came shortly after Chef Dammy’s ambitious attempt to cook for 120 consecutive hours, aiming to break the prestigious Guinness World Record. The viral video showcasing Chef Dammy’s mundane shopping expedition garnered significant attention on various social media platforms. A substantial number of netizens expressed criticism towards individuals who took issue with the chef’s lack of security personnel. They argued that everyone, regardless of their status, deserves the freedom to engage in ordinary activities without undue scrutiny or interference. @fekomi said; “E be like I go single handedly bless this chef Dami make una for stop to bully her.” @enigmaticmafia reacted; “Chai what sort of mockery is this.” @ladyque_1 said; ‘It’s no longer funny. I hope y’all don’t take this girl into depression.” @instaview9ja commented; “Please how can we support her with token? She is too young for all this! I wan bless her.” @opeyemifamakin reacted; “I think its time to stop. She’s young, she was ambitious and we all had a good laugh. I do not support this and i frown against it.” @hrm_queentobiphillips_ogunwusi said; “Soon, she will be able to buy the whole store.” @dianeiohn4luv reacted; “You think you’re bullying her? Lol you’re only putting her in the spotlightband I hope she shines.” [email protected] said; “The way this girl’s story will change for good ehn. E go shock una.” See below;
Lady cries as good Samaritan gifts her provision store filled with goods. Photo credit: Jojo Lele. Source: Tiktok The young lady who was shocked at the news jumped up and screamed out of excitement after the woman handed the keys to the provision shop to her. The lady expressed her gratitude while showering the good samaritan with praises and blessings. The woman who gifted the provision shop to the lady took to her Instagram page and captioned her post, “I gifted this woman a shop full of goods and her reaction will melt your hearts.” Social media users have praised the woman and blessed her. @jay_strands said: “God! Reaching people like this has been my dream don’t stop! Is well.” @ahmedtaofeek590 wrote: “Hmmmm this is so lovely I can understand and I pray you he happy too insha Allah.” @assiddiqyy_asileke1 added: “It shall be well with u my sister I was crying the way am watching it I don’t know what to say u do good.” @brainie7 reacted: “How can I like this a million times, for the very first time I believe that people genuinely bless people online..God bless you in all ramifications.” @apostleasiwaju1 added: “From today I must make sure I pray for u. God bless u for what u have done. Find a way to talk to me I want to tell u something very important.” 
Nobody was injured in the attack which took place yesterday, March 2, and it is unclear why assailants would target Messi or the Unico supermarket in the country’s third-largest city of Rosario. According to authorities, two men on a motorcycle fired at least a dozen shots into the Rosario Unico that is owned by the family of Messi’s wife, Antonella Roccuzzo. They then left a note on cardboard that read “Messi, we’re waiting for you. [Pablo Javkin, the mayor of Rosario] is also a drug trafficker, so he won’t take care of you.” 
Messi has not commented. Widely considered the greatest soccer player of all time, Messi is revered in Argentina, especially since he led the national team to the country’s first World Cup victory in 36 years in Qatar in December. In Rosario, prosecutor Federico Rébola said authorities were reviewing security camera footage and that the investigation was “preliminary.” It was the first time Messi’s in-laws had received this kind of threat, he added. 
