A pregnant woman has taken to social media to share her excitement after her husband gave her permission to drink a bottle of beer.

In a TikTok video, the woman revealed that it was the first time her husband was allowing her to indulge in her cravings for beer since she became pregnant.

She posted a video of herself enjoying a bottle of beer at a relaxation spot and captioned it, “First time hubby allow me to take beer since I took in”. She also added some dance emojis to her caption to emphasize her excitement.

The video has sparked mixed reactions online, with many berating the woman for happily consuming alcohol while pregnant, considering the risk involved.

@newbian_kween wrote, “I’m guessing that both she and her husband do not know about fetal alcohol syndrome. When you give birth to child with both mental and physical defects now, you will start looking for your village people that are after you. You people should continue ooo”

@seeteya wrote, “Educate yourself before you get pregnant so that you won’t ignorantly harm your child because of a stooopid craving .”

@d_duchezz wrote, “Abeg wetin be this?
Alcohol in pregnancy .
This one na content or what?
When a deformed baby shows up they’ll be blaming their village people.”

@fab_duchess wrote, “Anybody can do anything for content! How am I sure that it’s not lacasera that you poured inside beer bottle and you are doing video with? By the way, why didn’t you show us the name of the brand you are drinking”

Watch the trending clip below,

A Canada-based Nigerian student has taken to social media to lament bitterly about the struggles of studying overseas.

In a video she posted on TikTok, the lady stated that there is nothing fun about schooling in a Canadian university because it is very demanding and tiresome.

She said her coursework is ‘crazy’ and each of them costs $3000, so if she fails any of them, she must repay the hefty fee.

According to her, she is more focused on maintaining good grades in school than making money, because she can’t afford to fail any course.

Speaking further, she refuted claims that getting a job abroad is easy because people literally struggle to find a job, and even with the little they earn, they still have a lot of bills to pay.

Watch her speak below,

In other news, a Nigerian lady has been showered with accolades on social media for emerging as the best graduating student at a Chinese University.

Ifeoma Amuche, who hails from Anambra state, successfully obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in Chinese Language and Literature from Southwest University in China.

It was gathered that she was a student at Federal Polytechnic, Oko, in Nigeria, before she relocated to China to further her education. ICYMI, read here

A Nigerian man has sparked a debate on social media after declaring that paying a woman’s bride price does not constitute marriage.

He made this assertion while advising a lady who inquired on a Facebook group whether it was morally right to be intimate with her partner who had paid her bride price but they had not yet officially tied the knot.

In response, the man urged her to wait until their union was solemnized before engaging in intercourse.

According to him, the payment of bride price does not make the man her husband yet.

“It’s wrong. The payment of bride price is not marriage. Wait until the marriage is solemnized, and you are pronounced husband and wife. It’s all yours. No need to rush,” he wrote.

His statement has, however, elicited varying reactions. While some agreed with him, others disagreed, noting that bride price is what establishes the man as her husband and that a church wedding is a borrowed culture.

“You are already married. Paying of bride price is what the Bible recognizes. Church wedding is a borrowed culture of the whites that we now imitate,” a Facebook user wrote.

One Ekwueme Ify added, “A Christian marriage starts after the church wedding, so wait until after your wedding, that is if you are a Christian.”

See more reactions below,

Students of Gateway Polytechnic, Ogun state, have gotten people talking online after they organized a fake wedding in the school.

A video circulating on social media shows scenes from the fake wedding, with the students dressed in different colorful outfits, similar to a real wedding.

Though the idea behind the ‘wedding’ is currently not clear, the students went above and beyond to simulate a traditional Yoruba wedding ceremony.

In the viral video, the students decorated a hall and reserved a special chair for the fake bride and groom. The bride was also spotted dancing with her friends with her face covered with a veil.

The fake groom and his groomsmen were also captured bowing in front of the bride’s family, as if they were asking her hand in marriage.

They also printed fake dollar bills with the fake bride and groom’s pictures on them.

Watch below,

The video has sparked mixed reaction on social media, with many praising the students for pulling the event off.

In other news, an abroad-based young woman has recently taken to social media to announce her intention to marry a man from her village, with the plan of eventually taking him abroad.

The young lady, who goes by the username @hope2cruddy on TikTok, shared that her mother has expressed a strong desire for her to marry a man from their village. Read here

A video of what a submarine implosion looks like has been shared online after the tragic death of all five persons onboard a Titanic-bound submersible.

The OceanGate submersible, which set off on Sunday, June 18, for the Titanic wreckage situated approximately 39,000 feet below sea level, reportedly suffered a catastrophic implosion, killing everyone onboard instantly.

Following the tragedy, a simulated video of a submarine implosion has surfaced on the internet. It’s just like a bomb that can completely obliterate a vessel within milliseconds.

An implosion occurs if any part of the submersible’s carbon fiber and titanium shell suffers a minor crack or flaw, as shown in the video below..

The submersible lost contact with its mother ship about an hour and 45 minutes after it submerged on Sunday.

It’s believed that the men died on Sunday – before military planes using sonar buoys detected what they thought was a SOS ‘banging’ sounds in the water.

The casualties are OceanGate CEO Stockton Rush, British billionaire Hamish Harding, French Navy veteran Paul-Henri (PH) Nargeolet, Pakistani businessman Shahzada Dawood, and his son Suleman, who was just 19.

“The implosion would have generated a significant, broadband sound that the sonar buoys would have picked up,” Rear Admiral of the US Coast Guard, John Mauger said at a press conference.

A young lady who claims to be a soldier has cried out on social media over her inability to find love.

The so-called soldier in a video she shared on social media opened up about feeing lonely and the challenges of finding love due to her job.

At one point in the video, the lady broke down in tears as she shared her ordeal.

She expressed her frustration, saying, “I swear, what the eyes have seen, the mouth can’t speak. What one has experienced in life, even family members can’t understand. I’m tired.”

Watch her speak below,

In other news, an abroad-based young woman has recently taken to social media to announce her intention to marry a man from her village, with the plan of eventually taking him abroad.

The young lady, who goes by the username @hope2cruddy on TikTok, shared that her mother has expressed a strong desire for her to marry a man from their village.

Despite currently residing abroad, she has decided to honor her mother’s wishes and reconnect with her roots.

A video she shared on the platform showed the lady, her siblings, and their mother traveling to Africa with their luggage in search of a suitable partner for her.

She also stated that she would provide the chosen man with a free green card to accompany her overseas.

“My mum is taking us to Africa so I can choose a husband from the village. I will be offering a free green card,” she captioned the video.