Entertainment update

Only God Knows if he was trolling or giving him some accolades 💔🤦‍♂️

Odumodublvck shared:
“Drake can never win. Listening to Iceman and looking at all this poetry.
If him like make him tap on Nas and Even Kendrick. He is Number 1, he will never get that support and true analysis from the crowd. The guy too good 🔥🔥🔥”

Was he trolling Drake or?

Wizkid and Jada_p are obsessed with Baby Morayo 😍

Today is Davido's Birthday, one of Africa's greatest and most talented musician!

Congratulations Pour As Actress Binta Ayo Mogaji Bagged A Great Award As She Was Honor to be a part of The edition of Afro Awards all the way in Los Angeles.

FULL LIST OF OLUBADAN OF IBADANLAND
(1820 – 2025)

1. Lagelu – (1 year) – 1820
2. Baale Maye Okunade – (6 years) – 1820–1826
3. Baale Oluyedun Labosinde – (4 years) – 1826–1830
4. Baale Lakanle – (5 years) – 1830–1835
5. Basorun Oluyole Ojaba – (15 years) – 1835–1850
6. Baale Oderinlo Opeagbe (Idiomo/Kure) – (1 year) – 1850–1851
7. Baale Oyesile Olugbode (Ita Baale) – (13 years) – 1851–1864
8. Baale Ibikunle – (1 year) – 1864–1865
9. Basorun Ogumola (Mapo) – (2 years) – 1865–1867
10. Balogun Beyioku Akere (Onitamperin) – (3 years) – 1867–1870
11. Baale Orowusi (Awarun, Kobomoje) – (1 year) – 1870–1871
12. Aare Oadoke Latoosa (Oke-Are) – (14 years) – 1871–1885
13. Balogun Ajayi Osungbekun (Kobomoje) – (8 years) – 1885–1893
14. Baale Fijabi I (Omo Babalola, Oritamerin) – (2 years) – 1893–1895
15. Baale Osuntoki Olusun (Agbeni) – (2 years) – 1895–1897
16. Basorun Fajimi (Yerombi, Oranyan) – (5 years) – 1897–1902
17. Baale Mosaderin Sunlehinmi (Oranyan) – (2 years) – 1902–1904
18. Baale Dada Opadare (Mapo) – (3 years) – 1904–1907
19. Basorun Sumonu Apanpa (Isale-Osi) – (3 years) – 1907–1910
20. Baale Akintayo Awanibaku (Elenpe Bere, Aboke) – (2 years) – 1910–1912
21. Baale Irefin (Omo Ogundeyi, Oke Ofa Babasale) – (2 years) – 1912–1914
22. Baale Sh*ttu (Omo Are Latosa, Oke Are) – (11 years) – 1914–1925
23. Baale Oyewole Aiyejenku (Omo Foko, Oke Foko) – (5 years) – 1925–1930
24. Olubadan Okunola Abaasi Alesinloye (Isale Ijebu) – (16 years) – 1930–1946
25. Olubadan Fagbinrin Akere II (Oritamerin) – (3 months) – 1946
26. Olubadan Oyetunde I (Eleta) – (8 months) – 1946
27. Olubadan Akintunde Bioku (Oleyo, Oranyan) – (1 year) – 1947–1948
28. Olubadan Fijabi II (Oritamerin) – (4 years) – 1948–1952
29. Olubadan Memudu Alli (Iwo Gbenla) – (3 months) – 1952
30. Olubadan Igbintade (Apete, Oke Ofa) – (3 years) – 1952–1955
31. Oba Isaac Babalola Akinyele (Alafara) – (9 years) – 1955–1964
32. Oba Yesufu Kobiowu (Oranyan) – (2 months) – 1964

At Oga Bello 60th anniversary on screen and stage

🎙️Mikel Obi: "When I got my first salary at Chelsea, I bought a Range Rover. José Mourinho saw it and told me to return it. He told me to get a Mini Cooper, José Mourinho made me who I am today."

"The only problem with Drogba was he chose the games he showed up in, if we played Hull or Stoke he knew he wasn't needed as much as we'd find a way to win anyway, but a big game? They would massage him, get him ready, "do you need anything, anything we can do for you?" 🤣 we knew it was a Didier Drogba week when a big fixture came"

NIGERIANS EMBRACE HORSES, BICYCLE DUE TO INCREASE IN PUMP PRICE

Due to the increment in petroleum pump prices on Tuesday, more residents, including civil servants have abandoned their vehicles to embrace trekking, horse riding, as well as the use of bicycles and tricycles for mobility.

In the early hours of Thursday, there were fewer vehicles but more pedestrians on the road while there were many horse and bicycle riders on major roads, especially in the North.

One of the pedestrians said that the cost of mobility has increased significantly as tricycle riders now refer to NNPC’s increase of petroleum products price, making commuters pay almost double the amount before the increase.

Another pedestrian who narrated her experience that she has now adjusted to trekking halfway before boarding a tricycle, adding that
she had to break her movement, trek to a point then take Keke from there.
Another one said since the hike in fuel prices, it has not been easy because he goes to work late almost every day, standing sometimes, up to 10 to 30 minutes before seeing a tricycle.