In a recent incident, a video circulating online captures the touching moment a young man expresses his gratitude to his mother, showing keg containers filled with fuel.

The caption reveals the backstory, the young man had lamented to his mother about the challenges he faced in school due to frequent power cuts and his inability to afford petrol to power his own generator.

Moved by her son’s plight, the caring mother stepped in to provide a solution, gifting him the much-needed fuel to help him ease the difficult circumstances.

The video has resonated with many, as commenters share similar experiences of Struggling with unreliable electricity supply and the financial strain it can place on students.

As the video continues to gain traction, it has undeniably garnered the attention of netizens online, leading to a wave of reactions.

Here are some comments below:

@vee: “while I was still in school and there was scarcity of cash omohh my mom waybilled cash for me😭❤️❤️❤️❤️.”

@omolaso💖💖: “I remember when my mom weigh bill cash for me ,she hide it inside garri so the driver would not know like 😂😂.”

@mariamkings827: “which one come be men dey, instead of mummy dey🤣🤣 God bless mommy.”

@user5441750189036: “if I just call my mom that I am hungry she will waybill food for me all the way from Delta to enugu.”

@Fav🥹urite: “My dad helped me fetch water from Benin to Ekpoma 3 years (100l to 300l) cause I don’t know how to fetch water from the well. 

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Nigerians have rallied around a young man and his wife who welcomed quadruplets while trying for one last baby.

The news that was shared on X (Twitter) by one of the man’s colleagues has gained the attention of many internet users.

According to his colleague who shared the post on the microblogging platform, he said the man already had two children but wanted one more.

In their course of trying for a last baby, they had four children instead which is way bigger than what they were expecting.

He also went on to mention in his tweet that ever since the quadruplets arrived, the man has been lamenting via his WhatsApp status.

His tweet read;

“Fun fact: A colleague of mine who had two kids already said he should do and add one more. Guess how many his wife gave birth to ? 4 at once (quadruplets) The man wan craze Na so so lament for status every day“

Internet users who came across the post have sought to donate to the man and his wife in a bid to ease them from the financial stress they would face in raising the children.

At the time of this report, netizens have contributed a total of N5,441,154 Million to the man, his wife, and their children.

Different reactions have trailed a video that was shared online which recorded a young man sharing how he was duped in Computer Village.

He said some clients who patronized him had paid him with some fake notes which he didn’t realize quickly until they were gone.

He went on to explain that they had cut cardboard into small sizes to look like naira notes, then covered it all with a real naira note.

While sharing his experiences with these fraudsters, he advised people to be careful out there and beware of this kind of means.

The caption attached to the clip read;

“Please, guys, be careful of scammers. I was scammed yesterday at Computer Village; they gave me this money without realizing it was just cardboard”

Below are some of the reactions;

@thec_la:  I can only believe if this is jazz. Cause how person go mumu like this?

@taiwo_junzi:  Welcome to Lagos, a land where lessons never to be forgotten are learnt.

@abebi_ore:  This one na known trick now he be like say you just enter computer for the first time

@adesumamomodu:  If you haven’t experienced this in computer village yet you are still a new comer my sister and friends that year very heartless set of people

@1ntro_vert:  Omo same computer village they sold fufu to an old friend instead of boxed phone it is well

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Different reactions have trailed a video shared online, which captured a lady showing the inscription on a boiled egg.

She stated that she noticed the writing on the egg while eating and had to reach for her glasses to be sure she was seeing things well.

According to her, she was terrified to see the inscription on the boiled egg as it wasn’t on the shell when she was boiling it.

Baffled by this, she called on her neighbors to have a look at the egg and try to decode the words that were written on it.

While they struggled to depict the words inscribed on it, one of the neighbors suggested that it was a computer fowl hence the word written in it.

Below are some of the comments;

@jaylodolls:  Egg don collect 666 mark. The end of the world is close yall

@seyishay:  I’ve seen something like this on Gala before. The manufacturing and expiration date was printed on it. Me I ate it o

@thahypekingx:  The egg no like VDM Wahala, so it came with a NAFDAC number 

@thefoodnetworknig2:  The inscription says “No dey chop hindomin again, e don dey comot alignment for your head sumol sumol”

@frknyle:  Egg shells are porous, whatever was printed reached the egg white and held form while being cooked. or your village people dey message

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A Nigerian point-of-sale (POS) vendor has fallen victim to a cunning 419 scam, losing a staggering amount of ₦400,000.

The incident, which has been captured in a viral video, has left viewers in shock and disbelief.

The video, which has been widely shared on social media, shows a stack of paper neatly arranged to resemble a bundle of cash.

The POS vendor, who is the victim of the scam, can be seen handling the paper and recounting the sad ordeal.

According to the agent, a customer visited her shop to make a transfer of ₦400,000.

The customer dropped the cash, and the transaction was promptly completed.

However, moments after the customer’s departure, the agent discovered, to her horror, that the ₦400,000 had been replaced with a stack of ordinary paper.

“Please, anybody doing POS, be wise,” the caption of the video read.

Viewers have flooded the comment section, sharing their own experiences and offering advice to fellow POS agents on how to avoid falling prey to similar schemes.

As the investigation into the incident continues, the video has undoubtedly captured the attention of viewers online

Here are some reactions from viewers:

@MissDestiny: “track the person through the ACC you send to.”

@SexieRosy: “This thing have happened to someone right in front of me at Ughelli market last year.”

@slimbless: “I don’t do transfer more than 50k for strongers only if I know u I will do big amount.”

@Jennifer Aniston: “they did this to me also ,mine was 500k 😭.”

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A Nigerian lady has captivated social media with a unique homemade power bank crafted entirely from recycled bottle caps.

The video showing the creation has quickly gone viral, leaving viewers stunned

The video shows the lady holding the power bank, which appears to be a compact device made up of neatly arranged bottle caps.

To the shock of onlookers, the woman then proceeds to successfully charge her mobile phone using the power bank, demonstrating its capabilities.

According to the lady, she stumbled upon the unique power bank while going about her daily business.

One of her acquaintances was using the device, and she decided to test it herself

After testing it herself, she was surprised to find that it worked flawlessly, allowing her to charge her phone.

“I was amazed and I decided to try it myself,” the woman explains in the video. “It really works, and I can charge my phone with it.”

The video has since captured the attention of viewers online, who have flooded the comments section with various reactions.

Here are some reactions from netizens:

@😈🖤: get luck sey ur phone nor cough smoke 😂😂😂

@Ebudola oni foam: Use it to charge your iPhone let’s see

@Varenecodm: Dem no born me well make I use am

@Olalivinglarge🫥: Ah your battery health 😹

Watch the video below: