𝗣𝗛𝗬𝗡𝗢 As The Richest Man In Lagos State & Owns All The Expensive Real Estates In Ikoyi - Nigerian Journalist 𝗞𝗘𝗠𝗜 𝗢𝗟𝗨𝗡𝗟𝗘𝗬𝗢 Reveals

Controversial Nigerian Journalist and Social critic, Dr. Kemi Olunleyo in her recent post, declared Nigerian Rap Heavyweight -- Phyno as the Richest Man In Lagos State.

She claimed that PHYNO FINO owns all the Expensive Real Estates in Ikoyi Lagos and many parts of Lagos Island.

In her post she quoted; “My housemaid works harder than me , she cleans and does everything but her money can’t be compared to mine. I noticed she might never build a house just with that amount, I had to send her to UK to hustle. The grace is different, help people when you can “ ~~ Chibuzo Nelson Azubuike (Phyno)

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“An Igbo man does not accept defeat from his environment. The Igbo man is created an explorer by God. At the end of the war, we were all given 20 pounds each. I was given 20 pounds. See what we’ve made with the 20 pounds.”

- Chief Pete Edochie

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Footballers who could have played for Nigeria

England - Bukayo Saka, Dele Alli, John Fashanu, Ugo Ehiogu, Carlton Cole, Gabriel Agbonlahor, Ross Barkley, Fikayo Tomori, Tammy Abraham, Eberechi Eze

Germany - Karim Adeyemi, Jamal Musiala

The Netherlands - Joshua Zirkzee

Switzerland - Noah Okafor

Italy - Michael Folorunsho, Stefano Chuka, Angelo Ogbonna

Austria - David Alaba

Togo - Emmanuel Adebayor, Emmanuel Mathias

Japan - Joel Chima Fujita

Israeli - Toto Tamuz

Singapore - Precious Emuejeraye, Agu Casmir, Itimi Dickson

Benin - Razak Omotoyosi, Muri Ogunbiyi

Haiti - Emmanuel Sarki

Scotland - Ikechi Anya

Canada - Stephen Ademolu

Hong Kong - Barnes Colly Ezeh, Akandu Lawrence

Poland - Emmanuel Olisadebe

USA - Oguchi Onyewu, Amobi Okugo, Amaechi Igwe

Portugal - Thiago Ilori

Indonesia - Victor Igbonefo, Greg Nwokolo

Malta - Okonkwo Ifeanyi

‎Do you know the first Nigeria video film was produced by "Big Abass" 1988
‎It was first screened for a little token at Tinuade Cinema in Oworonshoki before it was released in videos and sold across the country.

‎The beginnings of the video film market in Nigeria is traced back to the 1980s when television productions thrived. There was currency devaluation and a bàn on imports in Nigeria these issùes affècted film making industry as equipment and tools became too expensive, VHS (Video Home System) was the option for many television productions back then, leading to the development of a small scale informal video trade. This method was adopted and built on by producers and distributors at Alaba market to reinvent the film industry which was at the time facing a major dècline. The first film produced on video in Nigeria is 1988's Soso Meji, produced by Ade Ajiboye himself.
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Ade ‎Ajiboye is a Legendary actor that should not be forgotten in the entertainment scene
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‎Some of the movie he got starred included
‎Oluwo (2018)
‎Oluwo 3 (2018)
‎Pela Odidere 2 (2017)
‎Pela Odidere 3 (2017)
‎Pela Odidere (2017)
‎Alukoro (2017)
‎Alukoro 2 (2017)
‎Alukoro 3 (2017)
‎Ika Ni (2017)
‎Ogidi Olu (2010)
‎Eberu adigun (2010)
‎Ìlù gángan (2009)
‎Ogo-Nla (2005)
‎Eewo orun (2005)
‎Ere agbere (2005)
‎Ijakumo (2005)
‎Ijakumo 2 (2005)
‎Ogo-Nla (2005)
‎Ogo-Nla 2 (2004)
‎Eyin Oka (2004)
‎Eyin Oka 2 (2004)
‎Ito funfun (2004)
‎Ito funfun 2 (2003)
‎Akoni Méfà (2002)
‎Eyin ogongo (2002)
‎Onidiri Oru 2 (TBD)
‎Igbo Olojogbodu (TBD)
‎Soso Meji (1988)

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People don't understand the undertone

Okpebholo can't threaten a Kwankwaso

He can't threaten Atiku

He can't dare elrufai

But he can trample Obi

Obi is fair game

He is Igbo

Behind the scenes

In their closets

Many bigots who moonlight as democrats

Who occupy high offices in this land

Will clap for Okpebholo

He has voiced out what they murmur in their bedrooms

Onanuga told the Igbo nit to bother about voting in lagos in 2027

He can't tell the same thing to the Hausa

He can't dare the Fulani in Lagos

Igbo is bushmeat

Against them every weakling, every hustler

Shows his savagery

We had seen Fr Alia threaten Obi

A man who has no guts to speak about the killer herdsmen and local militants groups ravaging his state

A literal sissy of a Reverend father

We have seen him turn a pugnacious area boy against Obi

Obi is an easy target because of his ethnic group

When an Igbo man is attacked or humiliated like that

All Igbo are put in their right place

Don't think that the Olodo of Edo called Okpebholo is threatening Obi for personal political advantage

He is threatening Obi to please Tinubu.

Edo was purchased for him

He must show loyalty by delivering the state at all costs

And threatening Obi must be the sort of sport Tinubu likes

That is why all the garrulous men around him revel in it

Tinubu stayed aloof while the Igbo were chased away from polling units in Lagos on March 2023

He thinks highly of McOluomo, Onanuga and recently

Very recently he enjoys Reno Omokri who stopped calling him a drug baron to concentrate his lunacy around Obi and the Igbo

Tinubu is definitely enjoying the threats being issued to Obi by his unscrupulous agents

But he should know that the chickens will come home to roost soon

When a president sows division

He reaps katakata

This country needs a transformative and principled leadership

Not a bunch of urban political bandits running around as reformers , stealing votes and looting the country.

Morning jokes

1 it is not yet over until it's over every way. That's my reply to my ex when she wants to leave me for another man .
2. Promise is not a good name. Since my in-laws promised to renovate our family compound three years ago, we haven't seen them with my sister . When I have a child, I will name her Comfort so that she will comfort me.
3. You can still be fat and your wife will leave you because you cannot act like a man. Women know what they want in marriage. It's not just about body or money alone. Wisdom!
4. My brother, she can still block you from calling her with the phone you bought and the SIM card. Women are quick to forget. Fear them!
5. Having a boyfriend who has a female bestie is confusing. My sister, what if the bestie is her side chick?
6. To give someone your heart is not hard. But to give your life to Christ, some people will still want to travel to Jerusalem first before believing Jesus is the son of God
. 7. Lack of data will make you think you are the poorest person in this life.
8. White soup, 3500; pepper soup rice, 2500; pizza and shawarma, a miracle! You alone? And you are calling it common? Well done, what a wife material!
9. Stopped going home with your man, Pollo. Abigail, you didn't hear? Pollo, where the pastor gave you a boyfriend to wear to church, you wore it to the nightclub. The pastor met you at the nightclub, now there's a problem!
In the church
10. An Igbo man, even in front of me and my father, you will tell my mother. Nne, come, I will do you well. Now my papa is vexed, came back from the market, and we are waiting for mama to come back. Who knows what will happen next?


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Why Igbo men struggle in politics—Pete Edochie

Veteran actor Pete Edochie has claimed that Igbo men struggle in politics due to their inability to tolerate betrayal.

In a recent interview on Afia TV, Edochie explained that Igbo individuals are quick to cut ties with those who deceive them.

This characteristic, while rooted in a culture that highly values loyalty and trust, can make it difficult for them to maintain the sustained, often opportunistic, relationships necessary for political advancement.

Edochie attributed this to the Igbo culture, where people prioritize loyalty and trust.

He noted that this trait can hinder Igbo politicians' careers, as they may struggle to maintain strategic alliances in the cutthroat world of politics.

Edochie said, “An Igbo man is not a politician. And I will tell you why: people who are used to politics or the treachery that characterizes politics can overlook things. But the Igbo man is not constituted to condone treachery a second time. If you hurt the Igbo man once in politics, he will never give you an opportunity to hurt him again. He will recoil himself. That’s the average Igbo man.

“The Igbo man is really not constituted to sustain political treachery. The moment you exhibit treachery in your. That’s it.”

Source: X | IgboHistoFacts

My name is Genoveva Umeh. I was born on May 8, 1995, in Enugu and though I spent some of my early years in London, my roots are firmly in Enugu State. I’m proudly Igbo.

I studied drama in London, followed my passion, decided to return to Nigeria and found my place in Nollywood. At 30, I’ve been blessed with an AMVCA win, a nomination for A Tune Away, and roles in powerful movies on major platforms.

I’m not married and I don’t have children yet, but my family means everything to me. Their love gives me strength. Acting is how I speak to the world and I’m deeply grateful to everyone who believes in me. Your support means a lot.

— Genoveva Umeh

"𝗠𝗿 𝗜𝗯𝘂 Did Not Only Buy Me My First Laptop, He Also Gave Me My First 100k To Start Life. He Changed My Life " - Skitmaker 𝗦𝗶𝗿 𝗕𝗮𝗹𝗼 🥹

Award winning Nigerian comedian and Skitmaker, Sir Balo has remembered late Late Nollywood Legendary Actor, Mr Ibu.

In a emotional post, Sir Balo revealed that he will forever be grateful to Mr Ibu for the role he played in his life and growth

He said; "Mr Ibu bought me my first laptop and gave me my first 100k to start life, I'm forever grateful to him."

Sadly, Mr Ibu died on March 2nd 2024 after a long battle with an illness that thats consumed all the money he had. He fought hard . Lost one of his legs. Nigerians rallied around him to ensure that he pulled out from his battle but unfortunately d€ath th came knocking.

Mr Ibu was a good man. He lived all his life making everyone happy. He will forever be Remembered.

Moral Lesson: Gratitude is Everything. Keep Resting Legend 𝗠𝗥 𝗜𝗕𝗨

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A faction of Ohanaeze Ndigbo on Wednesday pleaded with the presidential candidate of the Labour Party in the last general election, Mr. Peter Obi, for the sake of equity, national integration, and peace, to drop his 2027 presidential ambition and support President Bola Tinubu’s bid for a second term.

In a statement in Abakaliki, the Deputy National President of Ohanaeze, Mazi Okechukwu Isiguzoro, told Obi that winning the presidency from the incumbent, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, will prove exceedingly challenging, reminding him that only the southeast will not make him president.

He maintained that facts on the ground show that it will be very difficult for Obi to win, saying that the current political climate, marked by a lack of unity among opposition leaders and the inordinate ambition of Atiku Abubakar—who, at the age of 81, seeks the presidency—poses a significant risk.

He added that the appointment of some southeast people by Mr. President into key positions, like Senator Dave Umahi as the Minister of Works, entrusting him with the critical task of rehabilitating the dilapidated federal road infrastructure in the Southeast, will be another factor, adding that President Tinubu has significantly increased federal allocations to the Southeast.

Isiguzoro further noted that both Obi and Atiku will likely fracture the opposition vote, which will ultimately pave the way for President Tinubu’s reelection. He said that if this scenario were to unfold, the repercussions would undoubtedly fall heavily upon the Southeast. This was as he urged Obi to consider supporting Tinubu’s second bid.

The greatest enemy to Igbos are the Igbos themselves. Nigerians. The entire Nigeria recognizes the grace upon Mr. Peter Obi except the Igbos. It's unfortunate.