A pregnant young woman who documented her pregnancy journey on social media has sparked reactions due to the size of her almost invisible baby bump.

The expectant mother, who claimed she’s over eight months pregnant, joined the trending pregnancy challenge, where women share how pregnancy changes their appearance.

In the videos showing her belly when she was in the 4th, 5th, 8th, and now 9th month of pregnancy, her tummy remained flat.

Reacting to the clip, social media users questioned if the woman is really pregnant.

A TikTok follower @Nessie Morgan wrote, “9 month looking like my tummy. Or am I pregnant?”

Another follower @faithy wrote, “Your nine months na my belle when i never chop 😭😭”.

Responding, the pregnant woman explained that she’s always had an extremely flat tummy.

Watch video below,

In other news, in what she describes as “the most humbling experience of her entire life”, a lady’s video where she transformed abruptly after getting pregnant has wowed netizens on social media.

For some time now, ladies have been going on the internet to share videos of what they looked like before and after getting pregnant and so many of these videos usually thrill viewers.

That of this lady, identified as Precious Osamudiame is no exception as the video she made shows what she looked liked in different stages of her getting pregnant.

In the video she made, she shows what she looked like in the first few months of her pregnancy before her look transitions into something entirely different. Watch video here.

A Nigerian lady has taken to social media to lament about her educational status over the past four years.

The young lady, Zainab, shared a picture of herself during her matriculation and said she was 16 as at that time and just gained admission into the university of Lagos (Unilag). She says she’s 20 now and she is still at 100 level with no progress over the last 4 years.

Watch her video here:

Netizens however did not believe her story because the ASUU strike started on the 14th of February 2022 and it did not explain how she has been stuck in the same level for 4 years.

“It’s not just strike, when I got admission; first they did not allow us to resume, second we had to wait another year for the second batch to resume with us.

When we resumed, lecturers didn’t come to teach because we were too much and now we are on strike lol” she explained further.

A video of some Nigerian youths confidently defending internet fraud, popularly known as “Yahoo Yahoo”, has gone viral.

The young men recently came out in their numbers to protest against recent raids carried out by operatives of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission in Oyo state and called for the disbandment of the anti-graft agency.

One of the aggrieved youths who spoke to newsmen during the protest, said they worked for the money they make from internet fraud and are also collecting their father’s money.

He also asked how the anti-graft agency wants them to survive and feed their families when there’s no job in the country.

“We worked for the money, we are collecting our father’s money. No work in this Nigeria, how do you want us to survive?, we want EFCC to end”, he said in part.

Watch him speak below,

Meanwhile, the Economic and Financial Crime Commission (EFCC) has vowed to do its best to locate, investigate and arrest anyone causing economic unrest.

This came in days after citizens were seen taking to the streets to protest against the activities and methods.

Here is what the commission had to say about the protest on their official Instagram page;

“But wait o, before we begin. This matter no clear. Because, If your hands clean. So why you dey fear? This Commission dey fight For our children unborn Make dem for get better countrynWhen we’re long gone. Politicians no dey try See, everybody knows Their own na to dey lie

“Busy dey steal our dough. See how my mama just dey cry. The hunger don reach her throat. God, abeg make she no die. Even if na small chau for the bowl.
Okay, i dey see yahoo boiz I be like, wetin dey sup ? For my area na so-so noise Anytime the bah drop. How you go thief person money Dey chop Go club, flex every. Still dey happy ontop?

“Naija na our country Na only am we get o If we use corruption finish am. Where we go go when e set o? Make we put heads together. Join hands, even legs o To kick corruption out. This option na de best o.”

The Economic and Financial Crime Commission (EFCC) has vowed to do its best to locate, investigate and arrest anyone causing economic unrest.

This came in days after citizens were seen taking to the streets to protest against the activities and methods.

Here is what the commission had to say about the protest on their official Instagram page;

“But wait o, before we begin
This matter no clear
Because, If your hands clean
So why you dey fear?
This Commission dey fight
For our children unborn
Make dem for get better country
When we’re long gone.
Politicians no dey try
See, everybody knows Their own na to dey lie
Busy dey steal our dough
See how my mama just dey cry
The hunger don reach her throat
God, abeg make she no die
Even if na small chau for the bowl.
Okay, i dey see yahoo boiz I be like, wetin dey sup ?
For my area na so-so noise
Anytime the bah drop
How you go thief person money
Dey chop
Go club, flex every
Still dey happy ontop?
Naija na our country
Na only am we get o
If we use corruption finish am
Where we go go when e set o?
Make we put heads together
Join hands, even legs o To kick corruption out
This option na de best o.”