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Image: X Just when you thought the Peller drama couldn’t get any juicier, the saga of the TikTok star and his old friend from Ikorodu has dropped another bombshell! After a tearful viral plea that had the internet in a chokehold, Peller’s childhood buddy is back with an update that’s sparking fresh debates: Peller has reportedly given him 2 million naira—but the friend says it’s not enough. Grab your popcorn, because this Nigerian entertainment rollercoaster is far from over! In a new video shared on X on April 1, 2025, the young man, who previously broke down crying while begging Peller to unblock and help him, revealed that the TikTok sensation reached out after the viral outcry. “Peller has given me 2 million naira,” he announced, showing a mix of gratitude and frustration. But in the same breath, he added, “It’s not enough,” explaining that his struggles in Ikorodu are far from over. The boy, who accused Peller of abandoning him after rising to fame, had shared how he’s been strugg...

Image: X Hold onto your hearts, because this story is a rollercoaster of emotions! A young boy from Ikorodu, Nigeria, has set the internet ablaze with a tear-jerking video, pleading for his former bestie, TikTok sensation Peller, to unblock him and lend a helping hand. The drama, the tears, and the throwback clips—it’s the kind of entertainment saga that’s got everyone on X talking, and you won’t want to miss a single detail! In the viral video, shared by @TheDamiForeign on March 31, 2025, the boy is seen sobbing uncontrollably, pouring his heart out to viewers. “Help me beg Peller to unblock and help me,” he cries, revealing that he has no idea what he did to deserve the cold shoulder from the now-famous content creator. The video includes a nostalgic clip from 2019/2020, showing the two friends creating content together—back when life was simpler, and dreams were shared. But fast forward to today, and the boy claims Peller has left him in the dust, taking another friend, Joe Black, a...

Image: X A video of a dance-off at a Nigerian party has gone viral, showcasing a woman’s epic moves after she ditched her shoes, leaving her opponent in the dust. Dance battles are a big part of Nigerian culture, often tied to hit songs like Shoki or Alanta, which have defined party scenes for years, according to The Africa Report. The woman’s barefoot strategy aligns with cultural practices in some African settings, where removing shoes can symbolize shedding negativity, similar to Thai traditions noted by Vocal Media. Nigeria’s dance scene has global influence—think Anthony Mmesoma Madu, the 11-year-old who went viral in 2020 for ballet dancing barefoot in the rain, earning a scholarship to New York’s American Ballet Theatre, per Daily Mail. The party’s vibrant decor, with hanging lights and floral backdrops, reflects the growing trend of lavish Nigerian celebrations, often shared on social media for clout. X users are buzzing about the woman’s “steppings,” a slang term for killer da...

  Image: X A viral video showcasing Nigerian rugby players sharing their English versus Nigerian names has taken the internet by storm, sparking laughter and cultural pride. Rugby in Nigeria is a growing sport, with the national team ranked 70th globally by World Rugby, per Wikipedia, though they’ve yet to qualify for a World Cup. The clip highlights players’ dual identities, a nod to the Nigerian diaspora’s influence—many have emigrated to the UK, where the London Nigerian Rugby Club thrives, according to Wikipedia. One player’s English name, “Vincent,” paired with his Yoruba name “Oluwavinnie,” had X users joking he might be “adopted,” while another’s Igbo name retention earned praise for cultural pride. Rugby’s history in Nigeria dates back to British colonial times, initially dominated by expatriates, but it’s now gaining traction among locals, as noted by Wikipedia. The video’s timing aligns with growing interest in Nigerian sports, following the Super Eagles’ football drama i...

Image: X Move over, Super Eagles—there’s a new star on the pitch, and she’s a Nigerian mom with moves that’ll make your jaw drop! In a heartwarming and hilarious viral moment, a Nigerian mother has taken the internet by storm after showing off her insane football skills, proving that talent knows no age—or parental status. This isn’t just a kickabout in the backyard; it’s a masterclass in ball control that’s got everyone talking, from Lagos to London! The buzz kicked off when a video surfaced online, capturing this footballing mama juggling a ball like a pro while her kids cheered her on. Dressed in a casual outfit—think wrapper and a big smile—she effortlessly pulled off tricks that would make even Asisat Oshoala, Nigeria’s football queen, do a double-take. According to web sources like Nairaland, Nigerian kids showing off football skills isn’t new, but a mom stealing the spotlight? That’s a whole new level of awesome! X users are losing it over her flair. One post raved, “This mama i...

Image: X A video of Ilorin Golf Club in Kwara, Nigeria, has taken the internet by storm, but not for its lush greens—because there aren’t any.  The clip shows a woman walking across a barren, dusty field that’s supposed to be a “pro” golf course, sparking hilarious reactions online.  Ilorin Golf Club, per GolfPass, is a public course in Nigeria, but its exact founding date remains a mystery—listed as “built in 0.” Golf enthusiasts are scratching their heads, as the course looks more like a desert than the pristine Augusta National, which went viral in 2022 for a YouTube stunt by Dude Perfect. Augusta’s event featured Bryson DeChambeau and drew mixed reactions for breaking the course’s strict access rules, but Ilorin’s video is pure comedy—no grass, no glory.  The lady in the video said membership cost N300,000 for men and N200,000 for women. X users are roasting the course’s condition, with one joking it’s a “golf club from TEMU,” while another called it “golf in da deser...