• *I tell one girl if beauty was a crime you're innocent. She replied "Awwwwnn....... you can say that again *
    *I tell one girl if beauty was a crime you're innocent. She replied "Awwwwnn....... you can say that again πŸ’”πŸ˜‚*
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  • Money is only a tool. It will take you wherever you wish, but it will not replace you as the driver.
    Money is only a tool. It will take you wherever you wish, but it will not replace you as the driver.
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  • * Wesley and AS Roma, deal almost done as Flamengo are expected to give the green light this week.*

    *As soon as Flamengo find a replacement, Roma will get Wesley on €25m deal plus add-ons.*
    *πŸš¨πŸ”΄πŸŸ‘ Wesley and AS Roma, deal almost done as Flamengo are expected to give the green light this week.* *As soon as Flamengo find a replacement, Roma will get Wesley on €25m deal plus add-ons.β³πŸ‡§πŸ‡·*
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  • Saying “ I’m sorry” may not change the past, but it has the power to shape the future.

    We live in a world where silence and pride often replace honesty and humility. But the truth is, it takes real strength to admit when you’re wrong. It takes courage to look someone in the eyes and say… I messed up and I’m sorry.

    Apologizing doesn’t mean you’re weak.
    It means you value peace over ego.
    It means you care more about the connection than the argument .
    It means you’ve grown .

    Sometimes, an apology is all it takes to remind someone that love still lives there, and that pride hasn’t fully taken over.

    Don’t wait until it’s too late.
    Don’t let your silence speak when love still has a voice
    Don’t let your ego burn a bridge your heart wants a cross .

    Whether it’s a friend, a lover or a family…if you’ve hurt them, say it and not just with words but with sincerity and action.

    If I have ever offended you in any way …Biko I’m sorry

    Ka chi fo, ndi nkem
    Saying “ I’m sorry” may not change the past, but it has the power to shape the future. We live in a world where silence and pride often replace honesty and humility. But the truth is, it takes real strength to admit when you’re wrong. It takes courage to look someone in the eyes and say… I messed up and I’m sorry. Apologizing doesn’t mean you’re weak. It means you value peace over ego. It means you care more about the connection than the argument . It means you’ve grown . Sometimes, an apology is all it takes to remind someone that love still lives there, and that pride hasn’t fully taken over. Don’t wait until it’s too late. Don’t let your silence speak when love still has a voice Don’t let your ego burn a bridge your heart wants a cross . Whether it’s a friend, a lover or a family…if you’ve hurt them, say it and not just with words but with sincerity and action. If I have ever offended you in any way …Biko I’m sorry πŸ™ Ka chi fo, ndi nkem ❀️
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  • Former Super Falcons defender Onome Ebi has this to say about Ashleigh Plumptre:

    “You see this girl, eh? I feel we are the same from different parents . Best replacement for the number, 5, which means a lot to me and makes me satisfied after 20 years. Same birthday 8, same birthmonth 5, different birthyear. Now you just have to change the name on the jersey from Ebi to Plumptre ⚽️. 5. The energy, discipline, consistency, dedication are almost same . I am proud ⚽️.”

    #WAFWOS #WAFCON2024 #nigeria
    Former Super Falcons πŸ‡³πŸ‡¬ defender Onome Ebi has this to say about Ashleigh Plumptre: “You see this girl, eh? I feel we are the same from different parents 😁🀣. Best replacement for the number, 5, which means a lot to me and makes me satisfied 😌 after 20 years. Same birthday 8, same birthmonth 5, different birthyear. Now you just have to change the name on the jersey from Ebi to Plumptre πŸ€—πŸ€£βš½οΈ. 5. The energy, discipline, consistency, dedication are almost same 🀣😁. I am proud πŸ‘πŸ€—βš½οΈ.” #WAFWOS #WAFCON2024 #nigeria
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  • TOUCHING THE LIVES OF ALMAJIRIS AND WOMEN ON THE STREETS OF JALINGO – A DAY OF LOVE AND IMPACT- ROHHI

    Yesterday, As the Global Humanitarian Ambassador and Representative of ROHHI, i had the honour of joining the incredible Royal Hearts Humanitarian Foundation (ROHHI) family as we stormed the streets of Jalingo to bring hope, joy, and relief to two often-overlooked groups the Almajiris in motor parks and the women selling vegetables and perishable goods by the roadside.

    It was a deeply emotional and unforgettable experience. We were able to distribute clothing and financial support to the women, and gave out slippers, little token, and words of encouragement to the Almajiris. The joy, prayers, and smiles we received in return were priceless. That is a true reminder that even the smallest acts of kindness can light up hearts and transform lives.

    Seeing people smile and bless God because of our little sacrifice brought tears of joy to my eyes.

    Special thanks to our tireless and devoted Country Project Coordinator (CPC), Barr. Amb. Stella Ahijo Musa, for her exemplary leadership, and to our outstanding ROHHI Nigeria Directors, whose commitment made this outreach a reality. Pastor Ayuba Ardo Tijos, Apostle Caleb Dinki, Amb. Ali Saidu Yola, Amb. Aisha Bello Muhammad, Amb. Rukaiya, Amb. Fati, Amb. Affos Musa Peace, Amb. Tabitha Ishaya, Engr. Tony Matinjah, And my dependable Vice President, Amb. Abdullahi Hassan. It was a joy and privilege working with you all. You are the strength and heart of this vision.

    We are also sincerely grateful to all our partners and supporters within and outside Nigeria. Your unwavering commitment and generous support continue to help Royal Hearts Humanitarian Foundation Nigeria to set a remarkable example for the world to see. Let us keep raising the banner of love and compassion. Together, we are building a better world one smile at a time.

    NOTE:
    Everything you see here was sponsored by:
    AUTAN ZAKI GLOBAL FOUNDATION (AZAGOF), YAKUBU PANTUVO GIWA FOUNDATION (YPGF), ROHHI Family, and our Partners in Nigeria.

    #ROHHI #HumanityFirst #AlmajiriSupport #WomenEmpowerment #HopeInAction #JalingoOutreach #VictorAutanZakiSarkinWaka #CompassionInMotion #NigeriaToTheWorld #RoyalHeartsHumanitarianFoundation
    TOUCHING THE LIVES OF ALMAJIRIS AND WOMEN ON THE STREETS OF JALINGO – A DAY OF LOVE AND IMPACT- ROHHI πŸ‡¬πŸ‡§ πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ πŸ‡§πŸ‡· πŸ‡¬πŸ‡­ πŸ‡ΏπŸ‡¦ πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡¬ Yesterday, As the Global Humanitarian Ambassador and Representative of ROHHI, i had the honour of joining the incredible Royal Hearts Humanitarian Foundation (ROHHI) family as we stormed the streets of Jalingo to bring hope, joy, and relief to two often-overlooked groups the Almajiris in motor parks and the women selling vegetables and perishable goods by the roadside. It was a deeply emotional and unforgettable experience. We were able to distribute clothing and financial support to the women, and gave out slippers, little token, and words of encouragement to the Almajiris. The joy, prayers, and smiles we received in return were priceless. That is a true reminder that even the smallest acts of kindness can light up hearts and transform lives. Seeing people smile and bless God because of our little sacrifice brought tears of joy to my eyes. Special thanks to our tireless and devoted Country Project Coordinator (CPC), Barr. Amb. Stella Ahijo Musa, for her exemplary leadership, and to our outstanding ROHHI Nigeria Directors, whose commitment made this outreach a reality. Pastor Ayuba Ardo Tijos, Apostle Caleb Dinki, Amb. Ali Saidu Yola, Amb. Aisha Bello Muhammad, Amb. Rukaiya, Amb. Fati, Amb. Affos Musa Peace, Amb. Tabitha Ishaya, Engr. Tony Matinjah, And my dependable Vice President, Amb. Abdullahi Hassan. It was a joy and privilege working with you all. You are the strength and heart of this vision. We are also sincerely grateful to all our partners and supporters within and outside Nigeria. Your unwavering commitment and generous support continue to help Royal Hearts Humanitarian Foundation Nigeria to set a remarkable example for the world to see. Let us keep raising the banner of love and compassion. Together, we are building a better world one smile at a time. NOTE: Everything you see here was sponsored by: AUTAN ZAKI GLOBAL FOUNDATION (AZAGOF), YAKUBU PANTUVO GIWA FOUNDATION (YPGF), ROHHI Family, and our Partners in Nigeria. #ROHHI #HumanityFirst #AlmajiriSupport #WomenEmpowerment #HopeInAction #JalingoOutreach #VictorAutanZakiSarkinWaka #CompassionInMotion #NigeriaToTheWorld #RoyalHeartsHumanitarianFoundationπŸ‡¬πŸ‡§πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡ΈπŸ‡§πŸ‡·πŸ‡³πŸ‡¬
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  • Soft Girl Clear Skin Mask.
    Ingredients:
    1 tbsp plain yogurt (brightens & hydrates)
    1 tsp honey (fights acne & soothes)
    1 tsp turmeric (clears dark spots)
    A few drops of rose water (for that glow)
    Optional for extra softness:
    1/2 mashed banana or avocado (deeply moisturizing)

    How to Use:
    1. Mix everything in a cute little bowl
    2. Apply evenly on a clean face with a brush or fingers.
    3. Let it sit for 10–15 minutes while you vibe to your soft girl playlist
    4. Rinse off with warm water and pat dry.
    5. Follow up with a toner and moisturizer
    Tips:
    • Use 2–3 times a week.
    • Always patch test if you’re trying it for the first time.
    • Avoid too much turmeric so your skin doesn’t stain.
    Say hello to baby-soft, clear skin—because glowing is the soft girl standard
    🌸 Soft Girl Clear Skin Mask. Ingredients: 1 tbsp plain yogurt (brightens & hydrates) 1 tsp honey (fights acne & soothes) 1 tsp turmeric (clears dark spots) A few drops of rose water (for that glow) Optional for extra softness: 1/2 mashed banana or avocado (deeply moisturizing) How to Use: 1. Mix everything in a cute little bowl πŸ’• 2. Apply evenly on a clean face with a brush or fingers. 3. Let it sit for 10–15 minutes while you vibe to your soft girl playlist 🎢 4. Rinse off with warm water and pat dry. 5. Follow up with a toner and moisturizer 🌷 Tips: • Use 2–3 times a week. • Always patch test if you’re trying it for the first time. • Avoid too much turmeric so your skin doesn’t stain. ✨ Say hello to baby-soft, clear skin—because glowing is the soft girl standard πŸ’…πŸ’–
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  • Exclusive: Femi Fani-Kayode marries 3rd Wife

    Nigeria’s former Aviation Minister and prominent political figure, Chief Femi Fani-Kayode, has taken a third wife.

    The ceremony, held recently marked the traditional marriage between FFK and a stunningly beautiful lady called Adaugo who he has dated for over two years.

    Adaugo, who is 29 years old, hails from Abia state and runs a thriving interior design business.

    She is a graduate of one of the top private universities in the country and is described by those who know her as a kind, gentle and highly respectful soul that prefers to keeps a low profile and that shies away from publicity.

    Fani-Kayode’s first wife, Regina, is a Ghanaian ex-Beauty Queen who lives in Accra where she runs her businesses and is deeply involved in Christian ministry.

    She is a strong evangelical Christian and friends say she has immense influence over FFK who never takes a major decision without her.

    Together, they share a daughter.

    Despite the distance the two have maintained love, mutual respect and a strong bond grounded in spiritual understanding and a shared history.

    His second wife, the ex-beauty Queen Precious Chikwendu, with whom he shares four sons, also remains a prominent figure in his life.

    Though officially divorced their relationship has evolved into one of rare cordiality.

    She reportedly enjoys unrestricted access to their sons and remains warmly embraced within his inner circle.

    The arrival of Adaugo into the Fani-Kayode family has been received in good spirits, with sources confirming that the environment around the former Minister is one of peace, mutual respect and emotional maturity.

    Insiders say that Fani-Kayode has worked intentionally to ensure harmony among his wives, former and present—a rare but commendable approach that has earned him quiet praise from those who know him well.
    Exclusive: Femi Fani-Kayode marries 3rd Wife Nigeria’s former Aviation Minister and prominent political figure, Chief Femi Fani-Kayode, has taken a third wife. The ceremony, held recently marked the traditional marriage between FFK and a stunningly beautiful lady called Adaugo who he has dated for over two years. Adaugo, who is 29 years old, hails from Abia state and runs a thriving interior design business. She is a graduate of one of the top private universities in the country and is described by those who know her as a kind, gentle and highly respectful soul that prefers to keeps a low profile and that shies away from publicity. Fani-Kayode’s first wife, Regina, is a Ghanaian ex-Beauty Queen who lives in Accra where she runs her businesses and is deeply involved in Christian ministry. She is a strong evangelical Christian and friends say she has immense influence over FFK who never takes a major decision without her. Together, they share a daughter. Despite the distance the two have maintained love, mutual respect and a strong bond grounded in spiritual understanding and a shared history. His second wife, the ex-beauty Queen Precious Chikwendu, with whom he shares four sons, also remains a prominent figure in his life. Though officially divorced their relationship has evolved into one of rare cordiality. She reportedly enjoys unrestricted access to their sons and remains warmly embraced within his inner circle. The arrival of Adaugo into the Fani-Kayode family has been received in good spirits, with sources confirming that the environment around the former Minister is one of peace, mutual respect and emotional maturity. Insiders say that Fani-Kayode has worked intentionally to ensure harmony among his wives, former and present—a rare but commendable approach that has earned him quiet praise from those who know him well.
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  • A pilot was told to transfer mad people from Nigeria to U.S.A.

    He agreed and carried them into his Aircraft.
    Every place was noisy. Later one of the mad men approached the pilot and said to him “please teach me how to fly the aeroplane?

    The pilot replied, I will teach you how to fly it if you will tell your friends to stop making noise.
    The mad man went in, after some minutes, everywhere was silent as if an angel entered the plane.

    After some minutes the mad man came back and told the pilot that everywhere was cool now.
    The pilot became happy and asked what did you tell them that made them calm.

    The mad man replied, I opened the door for them to go and play outside.

    The pilot fain*ted." Thanks for reading
    A pilot was told to transfer mad people from Nigeria πŸ‡³πŸ‡¬ to U.S.A. πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ He agreed and carried them into his AircraftπŸ™‚. Every place was noisy. Later one of the mad men approached the pilot and said to him “please teach me how to fly the aeroplane? The pilot replied, I will teach you how to fly it if you will tell your friends to stop making noise.πŸ˜’ The mad man went in, after some minutes, everywhere was silent as if an angel entered the plane.😌 After some minutes the mad man came back and told the pilot that everywhere was cool now. The pilot became happy and asked what did you tell them that made them calm. The mad man replied, I opened the door for them to go and play outside. The pilot fain*ted." Thanks for reading ♥️
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  • Sometimes the hardest part isn’t losing them. It’s knowing they never looked back. You wonder if they’ll ever realize how much you cared, how hard you tried, how deeply it hurt when they gave up. You gave your all, and it still wasn’t enough. Maybe they’ll never understand. Maybe they’ll move on like it meant nothing. But you’re the one left carrying the love they couldn’t return.
    Sometimes the hardest part isn’t losing them. It’s knowing they never looked back. You wonder if they’ll ever realize how much you cared, how hard you tried, how deeply it hurt when they gave up. You gave your all, and it still wasn’t enough. Maybe they’ll never understand. Maybe they’ll move on like it meant nothing. But you’re the one left carrying the love they couldn’t return.
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  • There is a trending video of Blessing CEO where she said;

    “I don't snatch husband, instead of me to snatch him, I will put you 6 feet and collect him. I don't drag, I no dey collect person husband. The earth will take you and I will collect the husband. I can't even be sharing man with you, I don't share men, if I want your husband I will take him. I am that bold, me and you go battle preek and trust me, I go bail you collect am. I'm a collector, I dominate. Ogbanje na I be, proud ogbanje. Pray I don't want what you have.!”

    Emphasis on “pray I don't want what you have…”

    Funny enough or coincidentally, the man Blessing CEO is set to get married to lòst his wife in a questionable manner.

    There was a time I wrote about desperate people and what a desperate wvman can do to a good marriage. I wrote that when a popular Nollywood actor was all over celebrating and dancing all over social media with his new wife shortly after he lost his first son who was already a teenager.

    The events that occurred at the time, from him having a loving family to suddenly moving on from them to focus on a new found woman who didn't deem it fit to remind him of how insensitive their actions were and how they could affect his first family made me think deeply and when I said women should pray for their husbands not to fall victims of desperate wvmen, some of them didn't see the perspective I was coming from so chose to call me “pick-me”.

    See eh, just like Blessing CEO has said, some women are evul, they can go to any length to ruin beautiful things to their own advantage.

    If your husband is good and kind, generous and soft, come still fine join am, don't say “he is a man and he should have discipline…” pray for him against the temptation and the trap of a desperate evul woman because when they mistakenly cross path him, they will stop at nothing but to turn him against you, make sure to rob him of anything that connects him to you and just like Blessing CEO said in the trending video, some can even kpai you to enable them take over your marriage and man.

    Desperate vvomen dey! Pray for your man. Pray for your family. When I say that some men need help from some kin women, it is because they are obviously trapped and may not even know what they are doing.

    For the men, discipline yourself if you have a family you cherish, because if you mistakenly knackk one desperate woman, your own don finish, right before your eyes, they will make you lose everything you once hold dear if it stands in the way of them having you.

    Desperate people do desperate things. — Eshi Ayo
    There is a trending video of Blessing CEO where she said; “I don't snatch husband, instead of me to snatch him, I will put you 6 feet and collect him. I don't drag, I no dey collect person husband. The earth will take you and I will collect the husband. I can't even be sharing man with you, I don't share men, if I want your husband I will take him. I am that bold, me and you go battle preek and trust me, I go bail you collect am. I'm a collector, I dominate. Ogbanje na I be, proud ogbanje. Pray I don't want what you have.!” Emphasis on “pray I don't want what you have…” Funny enough or coincidentally, the man Blessing CEO is set to get married to lòst his wife in a questionable manner. There was a time I wrote about desperate people and what a desperate wvman can do to a good marriage. I wrote that when a popular Nollywood actor was all over celebrating and dancing all over social media with his new wife shortly after he lost his first son who was already a teenager. The events that occurred at the time, from him having a loving family to suddenly moving on from them to focus on a new found woman who didn't deem it fit to remind him of how insensitive their actions were and how they could affect his first family made me think deeply and when I said women should pray for their husbands not to fall victims of desperate wvmen, some of them didn't see the perspective I was coming from so chose to call me “pick-me”. See eh, just like Blessing CEO has said, some women are evul, they can go to any length to ruin beautiful things to their own advantage. If your husband is good and kind, generous and soft, come still fine join am, don't say “he is a man and he should have discipline…” pray for him against the temptation and the trap of a desperate evul woman because when they mistakenly cross path him, they will stop at nothing but to turn him against you, make sure to rob him of anything that connects him to you and just like Blessing CEO said in the trending video, some can even kpai you to enable them take over your marriage and man. Desperate vvomen dey! Pray for your man. Pray for your family. When I say that some men need help from some kin women, it is because they are obviously trapped and may not even know what they are doing. For the men, discipline yourself if you have a family you cherish, because if you mistakenly knackk one desperate woman, your own don finish, right before your eyes, they will make you lose everything you once hold dear if it stands in the way of them having you. Desperate people do desperate things. — Eshi Ayo
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  • A wise man is superior to any insults which can be put upon him, and the best reply to unseemly behavior is patience and moderation.
    A wise man is superior to any insults which can be put upon him, and the best reply to unseemly behavior is patience and moderation.
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