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26/03/2025

A HOSPITAL’S MISTAKE LEFT AN 8-WEEK- OLD BABY FIGHTING FOR HIS LIFE

I just read something absolutely heartbreaking. 8-week-old baby Zohan in Glasgow was given 200mg of paracetamol instead of 20mg—ten times the correct dose—by a hospital. Now, he’s fighting for his life, and his parents, who are first-time parents, have been told he may have irreversible brain damage. I understand hospitals are under pressure, but this isn’t just a mistake—this is a preventable tragedy.

Reading this took me right back to when my daughter was admitted to the hospital with severe infected chickenpox—so bad that the doctors treating her had to seek help from a plastic surgeon. One day, a nurse came in with oral medication for her. Just as she was about to administer it, something in me told me to ask what it was. I normally wouldn’t question it, but I did.

She told me the name of the medication, and instantly, I knew my daughter wasn’t supposed to have it. The nurse didn’t like my questioning, but she asked me to confirm my daughter’s name and date of birth again. She then looked confused and embarrassed before quickly excusing herself. I later found out that the medication wasn’t meant for my daughter—it was for another child.

That 200mg overdose given to baby Zohan may have been meant for someone else too. A simple question could have prevented it. Most people do not question hospitals’ treatments because they trusted them but hospitals make mistakes too. Nurses and doctors are human.

Baby Zohan’s parents are first-time parents—trusting the hospital to do the right thing. But trust alone is not enough. We must always ask, always double-check, even if it annoys them.

I would rather be seen as annoying than live with regret. Please, speak up. Question everything. It could save a life.

My heart is with baby Zohan and his parents. I pray he pulls through. No family should ever have to go through this.

25/03/2025

So, I just saw a post warning people not to use vi*****rs from Temu because—allegedly—one malfunctioned in the worst way possible and left her cousin’s coochie in a very unfortunate situation. And all I could think was… why would you even buy that from Temu??

Like, did you wake up and choose violence against yourself? Was Amazon out of stock? Did you lose a bet?? Some things should never be bargain buys—brakes on your car, parachutes, and anything that goes near or inside your body.

Listen, please respect your coochies. Spend the extra money. Live to vibrate another day.

24/03/2025

I came across a post where the author accused a father of using his daughter as a shield during an accident. Then someone commented, ‘Bruh, the point of having kids is to use them to secure your future.’ That really got me thinking.

I have to say, that’s a really harsh and troubling perspective. Kids are not shields or tools to ensure our own well-being—they’re human beings with their own rights and futures. The purpose of having children should never be about using them for personal gain, but about loving, nurturing, and supporting them so they can grow into their own independent selves. It’s crucial we rethink what it means to truly care for and protect the next generation.

20/03/2025

Tyler Perry, We Need a Cure for Horace—OR ELSE! 😩🤣

In case you don’t know, Horace got the women screaming Zaddy😏.

So, if you don’t fix this, just know your audience is ready to show up at your house with picket signs, chanting: “BRING HORACE BACK! BRING HORACE BACK!” 📢😂

So please, don’t keep us waiting too long, Tyler! We need answers! 👏🏾

20/03/2025

Trapped in the Restroom with My Boss… and a Fart I Couldn’t Let Out! 😱🚽😂

After a long, exhausting day at work, I rushed to the restroom to finally answer nature’s call. But just as I stepped in, who do I see? One of the Bosses—clearly on the exact same mission!

We entered our cubicles simultaneously, and that’s when disaster struck… I needed to let out a fart. But knowing myself, it wasn’t going to be just any fart—it was going to be LOUD and, with just the two of us in there, there was no way I could pretend it wasn’t me. The echo? The acoustics? The undeniable proof? Nope, not today.

So, like a true professional, I did what every self respecting lady, would do. I clenched, I held it in for dear life and waited. In complete agony, I waited. And waited. And waited. Those few minutes stretched into what felt like an eternity.

Finally, she flushed, stepped out, washed her hands and used the hand dryer—and for a split second, I thought, “This is my chance!” But before I could take advantage of the noise cover, the machine stopped. Betrayal.

She finished up and left… and I exhaled like I’d been holding my breath underwater. Sweet, sweet relief.

Now, honest question—if you were in my shoes, would you have let it rip and owned it? Or would you have suffered in silence like me? Let’s hear it! 😂👇🏾

19/03/2025

19/03/2025

🚀 Back to Earth: The Hidden Struggles of Returning Astronauts 🌍

With the two “abandoned” astronauts safely back from space, I can’t help but wonder—does anyone truly understand the challenges they’ll face in the coming days? Beyond the celebration of their return lies an intense adjustment period, both physically and mentally.

Up on the space station, they’ve spent months floating effortlessly, moving in zero gravity, and even existing upside down without a second thought. But now, back on Earth, gravity isn’t so forgiving. Simple things like walking, standing, and even holding objects will feel strangely difficult. Their muscles, bones, and balance systems will need time to readjust, and they may face unexpected health challenges. In extreme cases, some astronauts never fully recover—there’s even a possibility they could end up in wheelchairs for the rest of their lives.

Watching their return, I couldn’t help but think of the K-drama “When the Stars Gossip.” It gave a glimpse into the surreal experience of space travel, and now, I appreciate it even more. Wishing these astronauts a smooth recovery—Earth may be home, but re-learning how to live here is its own kind of mission. 🚀✨

18/03/2025

🌴 Pre-Vacation Spending: The Real Budget Breaker! 💸

Why is it that planning a vacation somehow turns into a shopping spree? The flight and hotel are booked, but suddenly, I’m out here buying:

👜 A “travel-friendly” bag (because apparently, my 10 other bags don’t count)
👗 New outfits (as if my wardrobe is empty)
👟 Comfy walking shoes (that I’ll probably only wear once)
🕶️ Sunglasses (because last year’s pair are so last year)
💄 Travel-size everything (tiny but EXPENSIVE!)

By the time I actually take off, I’ve spent more preparing for the trip than the trip itself! 🤦🏾‍♀️

Tell me I’m not alone—what’s the most unnecessary thing you’ve bought before a vacation? 😂👇🏾

17/03/2025

Why do they call it ‘rush hour’ when nothing moves? 🤔🚗🚦 Stuck in traffic again, watching pedestrians move faster than my car. Maybe we should rename it “sit-and-wait hour.” Who’s with me? 😂

14/03/2025

The Igbo red cap is in high demand! 🔥🔥🔥🔥

According to a top Nigerian businessman, sales of the iconic cap have skyrocketed since the release of Love in Every Word, Omoni Oboli’s latest hit movie. Could this be the ‘Omoni Oboli effect’? 👀

But here’s what many don’t know—you don’t just wear the Igbo red cap anyhow. In Igbo tradition, it’s a symbol of authority, wisdom, and respect, often reserved for titled men or elders. There are cultural rites and meanings attached to it before one can wear it properly.

Have you noticed more people rocking the red cap lately? Do you think the movie is behind this trend? Let’s hear your thoughts! 🎬🗣️

13/03/2025

🚨 A Call for Rights, Met with Rejection 🚨

In a bold push for recognition, workers in the adult industry in [Country Name Withheld] recently demanded legal protections, asking for their rights to be acknowledged under the law. Instead of support, their plea was rejected—branding them as criminals rather than individuals seeking safety and dignity.

This decision has sparked heated debate. Advocates argue that criminalization forces this work further underground, increasing risks of exploitation, violence, and poor healthcare access. Others believe that legal recognition could offer regulation and protections, as seen in other professions.

But not everyone agrees. Some argue that legalizing this industry could have unintended consequences. The big question remains: Should these workers be protected under the law or penalized?

🔹 Is criminalization the right approach?
🔹 Should workers in the industry have legal rights and protections?
🔹 What’s the real solution to protect vulnerable individuals?

The conversation is far from over. What are YOUR thoughts? Drop your opinions below! ⬇️

12/03/2025

We All Need Someone to Lean On

No matter how strong, independent, or resilient we are, we all have moments when we need someone to lean on. We are human. We are wired for connection.

A few years ago, I met a man who seemed unshakable. He was always the strong one, the helper, the problem solver. But one day, I found him sitting alone, lost in thought. When I asked if he was okay, he smiled and said he was fine—until his eyes filled with tears.

He had been carrying silent burdens for so long, believing he had to handle everything alone. But as we talked, he realized that strength isn’t just about carrying weight—it’s also about knowing when to share it. At the end of our conversation, he looked at me and said, “I didn’t know how much I needed this.”

That moment changed my perspective forever.

Behind every smile, there’s a story. Behind every strong facade, there’s a heart that sometimes feels heavy. Life can be beautiful, but it can also be tough—and none of us were meant to go through it alone.

Check in on your friends. Be there for your family. Offer a hand, a shoulder, or even just a listening ear. Because one day, you’ll need someone too. And that’s okay. That’s what being human is all about.

Tag someone who’s been there for you. Let’s remind each other that we’re never truly alone. ❤️

11/03/2025

When Will We Stop Blaming Women for Their Own Harassment?

A female member of the 10th Nigeria National Assembly has come forward with allegations of intimidation and sexual harassment by a superior. Instead of a serious investigation into her claims, the conversation has taken a ridiculous turn—she’s being blamed for her beauty.

Yes, you read that right. Rather than addressing the abuse of power and the culture of harassment that allows men to act without consequence, some people have decided that her appearance is the real issue. As if being attractive is an open invitation for mistreatment. As if it justifies abuse.

This is exactly why so many women stay silent. Because when they speak up, the focus shifts from the crime to what they were wearing, how they looked, or whether they somehow “tempted” their abuser. It’s exhausting.

Sexual harassment is about power, not attraction. And no woman—no matter how beautiful—should be blamed for the misconduct of men who refuse to control themselves.

Nigeria, we have to do better.

10/03/2025

Morning Commute or Existential Crisis? 🚆🤯

So, I’m half-asleep on my morning commute when I spot a ScotRail poster of a guy standing next to the train, smiling at his phone. Naturally, I assume he’s reading something like, “Welcome! See you soon!” or some other feel-good message.

But no. The thought bubble above his head actually says:

“Live as long as you please, you will strike nothing off the time you will have to spend dead.”

EXCUSE ME?? First thing in the morning?! I genuinely thought I was still dreaming. Who at ScotRail’s media department thought this was the vibe we needed at 7AM? Clearly, they assumed no one actually reads these posters—or they just don’t care.

Either way, I was NOT ready for a deep philosophical reckoning on my way to work.

09/03/2025

Breaking news…‼️‼️⚠️⚠️😮😮🙆🏾‍♀️🙆🏾‍♀️🙆🏾‍♀️😳😳😳

So, I just stumbled across this gem: 'I Find Myself Bored When I'm With My Wife, But Happy With Girlfriend'—a married man with a child seeking advice.

Well, buddy, here’s some wisdom for free: If your marriage feels like watching paint dry, maybe it’s time to pick up the paintbrush and start adding some color. Spoiler alert: the problem isn’t the wife—it’s probably you.

Marriage isn’t all fireworks and candlelit dinners. Sometimes it’s laundry, late-night baby cries, and arguing over who forgot to buy milk. But here's the catch: real love is built in those moments—the ones where you *show up*, not sneak off.

So, before you start auditioning for a role in “Midlife Crisis: The Movie,” try investing in your wife and family instead of the thrill of a girlfriend. Happiness isn’t found by running away—it’s built by sticking around and putting in the work. 🎭

What do you all think? Any tips for keeping the spark alive without setting the house on fire? 🔥😂

07/03/2025

I completely disagree with Remi Tinubu. Her circumstances were entirely different—she is the wife of Bola Tinubu, one of the most powerful men in Nigeria. Who would dare approach or intimidate her?

However, in Natasha’s case, the situation is different. Who is her husband? I’m certain he does not wield the same level of influence as Tinubu, making her far more vulnerable. Additionally, both women served under different Senate Presidents, which further distinguishes their experiences.

07/03/2025

Happy World Book Day! 📚✨

Yesterday was all about celebrating the magic of books and the characters we love! My little one is fully embracing the spirit of the day, dressed up as the iconic Wednesday Addams—mysterious, witty, and oh-so-stylish!

It’s always a joy to see kids bring their favorite book characters to life. Reading opens up a world of imagination, and today is the perfect reminder of why stories matter.

Who is your little one dressing up as today? Drop a pic in the comments!