Author: 9jalive

A lady got upset during a ride after the driver told not friend not to talk in the vehicle because it distracted him. The lady @dolarppo noted that her friend booked the car-hailing service, and the driver audaciously told her to keep quiet when driving because he didn’t want to be distracted. Overwhelmed by anger, she questioned whether they were driving him, and he responded, saying, “How would they be speaking when he was driving?” She cautioned the driver against speaking to them after he suggested dropping them by the roadside if they wouldn’t stop talking. She instantly dared him…

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A lady went the extra mile to write down the names of those who wished and posted her pictures on her birthday. To replicate the same approach on their birthday, the lady @queenrichy6 revealed in the video that she wrote down the names of everyone who had wished her a happy birthday after her party. She made a list, which is seen in the video, with the names of those who sent her well wishes, their times, and posting methods. According to the list, some people wished her, shared her photos, and gave her gifts, while another person removed the…

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Nigerian artist Rema continues to earn recognition from places outside his home country, as the Mayor of Boston has awarded him a “Certificate of Recognition” for his contribution to music. The Mayor praised him for bringing joy to people around the world with his music, while staying true to his roots and heritage. This comes after Rema performed at Coachella earlier this year and also sold out Madison Square Garden. He remarked that Rema has been able to reach people around the world with music, showing how broad his influence is. The certificate read; “In recognition of his global influence…

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A lady’s market run took an unexpected turn when she covered her body in a religious outfit after going to the market in a short dress. In the clip, the lady @eve_ajee mentioned wearing a short dress to the popular Oja-Oba market in Ilorin, Kwara State. Her experience at the market didn’t go as planned because she had to cover her body to avoid being ridiculed by traders. As seen in the video, she recorded the striking difference between the outfit she wore before leaving home and how she was dressed at the market. She dressed in a short dress…

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In a lighthearted moment, a lady was surprised to capture her brother watching a popular female-inspired cartoon instead of sweeping. As the lady @humour_kween entered the living area, she saw her brother holding onto the TV remote control and watching Sofia the First, a notable cartoon among female toddlers. She exclaimed that she had asked him to sweep the living area a while ago, but decided to please himself with the cartoon. Immediately, he heard his sister’s voice; he swiftly switched off the TV and resumed sweeping the living area. In his defense, he was searching for a music channel…

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Nasarawa United players have been rewarded with a sum of N2.5 million for their Matchday 36 victory over Lobi Stars. The state governor, Abdullahi Sule, and the deputy governor, Emmanuel Agbadu Akabe, made the donation to the team. The Solid Miners defeated Lobi Stars 2–1 at the Nnamdi Azikiwe Stadium, Enugu, on Wednesday. Nasarawa United moved to 11th position on the league table following the win. The Solid Miners have earned 49 points from 36 matches this season. Nasarawa United will take on Enyimba in their next league game on Sunday.

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The Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, has stated that it is yet to take any decision regarding the disagreement within the Labour Party, LP. The commission made this known in response to certain media reports claiming it has recognised specific individuals as the National Chairman and National Secretary of the party. “The names of the National Officers of the LP had previously been uploaded to our website following a court order, not related in any way to the latest judgement of the Supreme Court,” the statement signed by Rotimi Oyekanmi, Chief Press Secretary to the INEC Chairman, said. “In the same…

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The Abuja Metropolitan Management Council of the Federal Capital Territory Administration, FCTA, has given its Development Control Department 48 hours to demolish more than 10 duplexes built on a green area. The coordinator of the council, Felix Obuah, issued the directive on Thursday during a joint inspection tour targeting illegal developments across the city, NAN reports. Obuah explained that the developer of the properties had ignored multiple stop-work orders and warnings issued by the Department of Development Control. He stated that the structures, built without authorisation or allocation, clearly violated the Abuja Master Plan in Wumba District, near Apo. “When…

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An American media personality, Benny Johnson, has suggested that United States President Donald Trump’s meme concerning the Pope was effective in responding to the emergence of Cardinal Robert Prevost—now known as Leo XIV—as the new Catholic pontiff. Johnson disclosed this in a statement on his X account on Thursday. His comment follows the election of Leo XIV as the newly elected Catholic Pope after the death of Pope Francis. Reacting, Johnson stated that the Vatican clearly did not want tariffs, implying that Leo XIV represents yet another victory for Trump. “The Trump Pope meme worked. Now we have an American…

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Priests under the Catholic Archdiocese of Owerri Ecclesiastical Province have revealed that over 50 of their members have fallen victim to kidnapping incidents since 2015. In a communiqué made available to journalists in Owerri, the secretary to the Archdiocesan Priests’ Association, Rev. Fr. Chijioke Ekeada, lamented that the Catholic clergy have become an endangered group in the hands of kidnappers, who have turned the abduction of priests for ransom into a thriving enterprise. Fr Ekeada stated that this development has adversely affected the Church, with little to no serious effort by the government to address the crisis. “The situation is…

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