Popular content creator Peller has revealed why he strictly avoids smoking, sharing a shocking past experience where drinking cocktails led him to aggressively chase people with a knife.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

According to Naija News, Peller made the confession on Tuesday night during a hangout with Nigerian rapper Ani Jeremiah, widely known as Jeriq. When Jeriq encouraged him to smoke to boost his creativity, Peller firmly turned it down, explaining that it would drastically alter his behavior and cause him to lose control.

Recalling the past incident, Peller admitted that people close to him immediately advised him never to touch cigarettes. Explaining his wild reaction, he said: “I no dey smoke, if I dey smoke, you no go fit be with me, I go kill you. They know say if I smoke I go crazy, right? Me wey drink, ehm, cocktail, I dey pursue people with knife, you know. I swear to God. Knife? Yes. So since then, they said I should never in my life smoke.”

With those around him warning that he becomes dangerously unpredictable, the streamer maintains a strict boundary against smoking to keep himself and others safe.

Nollywood actress Iyabo Ojo has officially ended her long-standing feud with celebrity fashion designer Toyin Lawani, bringing their years of estrangement to a close.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Iyabo shared warm pictures of herself and Toyin on Instagram, reflecting on the value of genuine friendship and how time apart reshaped their bond. Tagging Toyin, she wrote:

“Life taught us that real friendships aren’t perfect, they are real. We had our moment apart, but real friendship always finds its way back.”

Key Highlights of the Reconciliation:

• Background of the Rift: The two celebrities, who were once close and starred together on The Real Housewives of Lagos, fell out around 2022 following a public disagreement.

• The Root of the Tension: The fallout was reportedly linked to Toyin’s friendship with Laura Ikeji—who had a prior dispute with Iyabo—with Iyabo accusing Toyin of gossiping and taking sides.

• Social Media and Public Distance: The tension resulted in both stars unfollowed each other on Instagram, and Toyin notably missed major family celebrations involving Iyabo’s daughter, Priscilla.

• A Fresh Start: The reconciliation first became apparent when the duo re-followed each other on social media, culminating in Iyabo’s public announcement of their renewed friendship.

Renowned Nigerian music video director ThankGod Omori, popularly known as TG Omori, has revealed that he spent approximately ₦31 million to undergo a life-saving kidney transplant following a battle with kidney failure.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

• Exorbitant Dialysis Costs: Speaking on the Afropolitan podcast, Omori explained that while standard dialysis can cost between ₦50,000 and ₦70,000 per session, exclusive facilities charged him between ₦150,000 and ₦200,000 per session.

• Weekly Expenses: Because patients often require up to three sessions a week, his weekly medical bills reached between ₦500,000 and ₦600,000.

• Beyond Minimum Wage: Omori noted that the steep cost makes survival nearly impossible for ordinary citizens, stating, “A minimum-wage person is dead already on one session.” He added that over a year of waiting for a transplant, patients can easily exhaust millions on dialysis, medications, and tests alone.

The Heartbreaking First Transplant Attempt:

• Brotherly Sacrifice: Omori revealed that it took nine months to find a donor before his own brother stepped forward to donate a kidney.

• Rejection by the Body: Tragically, doctors discovered post-surgery that his body was not accepting the organ and it did not match. Despite attempts to make his system accept it, his brother now has to live with only one kidney.

Why Money Matters in Health:

• Not Enough: Reflecting on the financial strain, Omori stated that earning a monthly salary of ₦1 million still wouldn’t be enough to handle such a medical crisis.

• Buying Time: Concluding on the value of financial preparedness, he remarked, “Even though money can’t buy happiness, money can still buy some time.”