VIRAL NEWS
“Too noisy, without decorum”: A Canadian woman criticizes Nigerians overseas

A Nigerian living in Canada has criticized Nigerians living overseas for being “too loud” and overtly exposing oneself on social media, cautioning that such behavior frequently results in preventable bad luck.
The expert made fun of how some Nigerians quickly take on nicknames associated with foreign cities, such “Toyin of Toronto” or “Balogun of Luton,” in a video that went viral. She claimed that these customs were superfluous and painted Nigerians as impolite.
According to her, unlike the current generation, Nigerians who migrated in earlier years were more cautious, often deactivating their social media accounts to avoid drawing attention to themselves while settling in a new country.
‘Oversharing On social media spoils it for others’
The expert condemned the trend of Nigerians announcing every detail of their daily lives online, from arrivals at airports to personal activities. She described the behaviour as reckless, saying it exposes migrants to unnecessary risks and fuels resentment from locals.
She expressed concern that excessive exposure online paints Nigerians in a bad light internationally, making them appear loud, careless, and a potential threat to host countries.
Citing Ghana as an example, she warned that reckless conduct has led to increasing hostility, with locals demanding that Nigerians leave, further complicating their stay abroad.
Online reactions
The remarks sparked widespread reactions on social media, with many Nigerians responding with humour and sarcasm.
Achilles007: “The gang awon… this is how we buy pepper in Canada, this is how we flush toilet in YouKay, this is how we drive on the road in America. Lol.”
Mufti of Ilorin: “Kinikan of Derby.”
Angel: w“I know the big head she is referring to… na only her dey know who and who dey gbenshi.”
JIMCRUZ : “Some of them act like they are cursed.”
VIRAL NEWS
Drama as groom slaps lady after she packed money sprayed on him during wedding dance

A dramatic scene unfolded at a wedding after a groom slapped a lady who packed money that was sprayed on him while dancing.
The incident occured in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, and was captured in a now‑viral TikTok video posted by @Blessing Lawrence.
Meanwhile, the identity of the lady who was slapped at the wedding remains unknown.
Details Of The Video
The clip, which has garnered over 14,000 likes, shows the groom chasing the lady, slapping her, and collecting Naira notes from her.
After the incident, the groom is seen with his bride dancing to a hit song by Rema.
The newlyweds donned matching outfits, their excitement palpable as they danced.
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That slap sweet me eh Because some people are truly disgraceful. How do you attend someone’s event and shamelessly start packing the money sprayed on them? Do you know how much that person spent to make that day happen?.
I almost had an issue with one grown man who tried the same nonsense this girl did. I honestly wish I slapped sense into him the way my brother reset this girl’s brain.”
Meanwhile, the post’s comment section has been flooded with TikTok users sharing their thoughts and opinions about the incident, which has gone viral online.
Watch video below…….
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“I haven’t receive any child support from Davido” – Sophia Momodu

Sophia Momodu, who was once in a relationship with Davido, has addressed some untrue stories about their daughter Imade. She shared a detailed message on her Instagram story to set the record straight about what’s really going on. Sophia made it clear that her daughter is doing well, is in good health, and is growing up in a caring and loving home.

The mother of one revealed that she has been the child’s primary caregiver for the past five years, covering all expenses except school fees, which have been handled kindly by the child’s paternal grandparent.
Addressing claims about child support, Sophia stated:
“I haven’t received any child support from Davido, but our child knows no lack. She is growing in a safe and loving environment and is very happy.”
He also said that she has given up all past and future child support claims and is fully responsible for her daughter’s financial needs.Sophia also mentioned that her daughter has a good relationship with both parents and asked people to stop putting her child in fake stories online.This comes after someone said she stopped their daughter from going to Davido’s 33rd birthday party in Atlanta.Sophia Momodu’s message shows that a child’s happiness and safety should always be the main concern, and that gossip on social media should never take away from love, support, and responsibility.
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“20 minutes from Eruku”- Man shares where bandits attacked after Kwara church

A Nigerian man has taken to social media, revealing the next spot bandits hit after the church attack in Eruku, Kwara State.
It would be recalled that tragedy struck on November 18, 2025 after gunmen stormed the Christ Apostolic Church in Eruku.

A .survivor told TVC that the attackers opened fire just minutes into the evening service, killing three people and abducting about 38 congregants, who have been released.
Man Reacts To Kwara Church Attack
The man identified by the X handle @Theyemiking, after the bandits attacked the church in Eruku, they launched an attack in Isapa.
In his viral tweet, he pointed out that Isapa is only a 20‑minute drive from Eruku.
Read Tweet Below……
Isapa is 20 minutes from Eruku by driving.
If the bandits weren’t rewarded for the Eruku abductions, they won’t have gone to Isapa.What you reward becomes culture.When would the government consider mercenaries instead of paying ransoms?.
Earlier, GistReel reported that the 38 congregants were freed on November 23 2025.
This was announced by President Bola Tinubu announced in a recent post on X (formerly Twitter).
He expressed gratitude to the security forces for their hands‑on effort.
The announcement came after Kwara state governor, AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq, credited Tinubu’s personal intervention for the release of the abducted congregants.
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