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“Acts Of Kindness” Keke Rider Comes To Rescue Of Ladies In High Heels After Church
“Acts Of Kindness” Keke Rider Comes To Rescue Of Ladies In High Heels After Church....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
In a heartwarming tale of generosity and empathy, a keke rider emerges as a hero after coming to the aid of two ladies who found themselves in a predicament due to their choice of footwear after church.
The narrative unfolds on TikTok, where user @iamrechina recounts the events that transpired with her and her cousin, who both made the fashion choice to wear high heels to church….READ ALSOThree Suspects Arrested In Kwara For Alleged Murder Of ‘Keke Riders’ Chairman
As they embarked on their journey home, their feet began to ache painfully from the strain of the heels, and they found themselves without slippers or sufficient cash for the fare.
Enter the benevolent keke napep driver, who offers them a free ride upon hearing their plight. Despite their discomfort, they accept his kind offer, grateful for the reprieve from their throbbing feet.
However, their relief is short-lived as the keke rider begins to accelerate, prompting them to endure the discomfort in silence, lest they offend the driver who is providing them with a complimentary ride.
Reflecting on the experience, @iamrechina imparts a valuable lesson learned: the importance of always carrying slippers alongside high heels, a practical tip that could prevent similar discomfort in the future.
The heartwarming tale elicits a range of reactions from viewers, with some expressing amusement, empathy, and admiration for the keke rider’s act of kindness.
From Chi jessy2’s concern about their safety to Big V’s laughter and Tulagha Ebinimi Vivian’s query about prior communication with the driver, the comments reflect a mix of emotions stirred by the story.
Ultimately, the narrative serves as a reminder of the power of small acts of kindness to brighten someone’s day and the importance of empathy and understanding in navigating life’s challenges.
In a world often marked by hustle and bustle, the simple gesture of a keke rider offering a free ride becomes a shining example of compassion and goodwill, leaving a lasting impression on all who encounter it.
Nigerian singer and Grammy nominee, Davido, has revealed that his hit track “With You”, featuring Omah Lay, nearly didn’t make it onto his 5IVE album.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
In an interview with OkayAfrica, reposted by HYPETRIBE on Monday, Davido shared that during internal listening sessions, the song failed to stand out and wasn’t initially seen as a favorite by his team.
“Man, it’s so crazy because that song almost didn’t make the album. With You was not in anybody’s top five,” he admitted.
He added that the song’s massive success has been an emotional experience, often reflecting on how close it came to being left out. “And now look at it go. Every time I perform it, my heart starts beating—what if I didn’t put this song?” he said.
With You went on to earn Davido another Grammy nomination and has become one of his most successful recent releases, topping charts and surpassing 100 million streams on Spotify.
Davido also recounted how he learned about the nomination, calling it unexpected. The news came while he was in Dubai, just days before his birthday, as he was out checking a car. “They were like, ‘Oh yeah, another nomination.’ I was like, wow. Thank God,” he recalled.
Looking ahead, the singer said his focus is on touring and releasing new music. He confirmed that he will perform at Coachella 2026, making him the only Nigerian artist on the festival lineup.
Davido is set to take the stage on both Saturdays, April 11 and April 18, 2026, in Indio, California. “Going back on tour, definitely more music. I’m about to do Coachella. Big plans,” he said.
Grammy-nominated Afrobeat musician and eldest son of Afrobeat pioneer Fela Anikulapo-Kuti, Femi Kuti, has reacted to the controversy surrounding the comparison of singer Wizkid to the late music legend.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
The debate erupted after Wizkid claimed he was “bigger” than Fela while responding to criticisms from Seun Kuti and others over repeated comparisons between the Ojuelegba crooner and the Afrobeat icon.
Speaking during a recent interview on Arise TV via Skype from Los Angeles, Femi said he wished the controversy had never arisen, noting that he maintains good relationships with both his brother, Seun Kuti, and Wizkid, who are central to the issue.
He described the dispute as unnecessary and a misplaced priority, stressing that younger artists and musicians should focus their energy on demanding better governance rather than engaging in trivial debates.
Femi, however, emphasized that Fela stands in a class of his own and cannot be compared with any other artiste. He said the late Afrobeat pioneer deserves to be idolised and respected.
“Fela is our father, and even younger artists respect him. The Fela versus Wizkid debate shouldn’t even exist. Fela is the musical and artistic template of Nigeria,” he said.
“Fela should be placed in a category of his own and simply idolised and respected. I don’t want to get involved in the issues between Seun and Wizkid—Seun is my brother, and Wizkid is like a son to me. I honestly wish this never came up.”
Femi Kuti is currently in Los Angeles, where he is expected to receive Fela’s posthumous Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award at the 2026 Grammy Awards ceremony this weekend.
A Federal High Court in Abuja on Friday granted Nollywood actress Angela Okorie bail of ₦5 million with one surety of the same amount over allegations of cyberbullying fellow actress Mercy Johnson-Okojie.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
Justice Emeka Nwite, ruling on Okorie’s bail application filed by her lawyer, Earnest Nwoye, noted that while the prosecution opposed the request, there was no solid evidence indicating that she would flee if granted bail.
“Therefore, I am minded to grant the bail in the interest of justice,” Justice Nwite said, emphasizing that the court’s discretion on bail must be exercised judiciously.
Okorie was admitted to ₦5 million bail with one surety, who must depose to an affidavit of means and be a level 13 civil servant. The surety is required to provide their appointment letter and evidence of their last promotion.
The judge also directed that both Okorie and her surety submit two passport photographs to the court registrar and that the registrar verify the surety’s residence.
Justice Nwite adjourned the case until March 23 for trial and ordered that Okorie remain at the Suleja Correctional Centre until her bail conditions are fully met.
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