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The property I gave to you belongs to my Son, but you can just stay there rent free, Ochacho shocks Peller during tiktok live — Ochacho shocks Peller during tiktok live stream
During a recent TikTok Live session featuring Peller and billionaire businessman Ochacho, an interesting exchange reportedly took place regarding a house previously presented to Peller as a wedding gift.

According to the conversation, Peller asked for the property's ownership documents. In response, Ochacho reportedly clarified that the house was never intended to be transferred into Peller's name.

He explained that Peller was free to live in the house for as long as he wished at no cost, but stressed that ownership remained with his family. Ochacho reportedly stated that the property belongs to his son and would eventually be handed over to him when he is older, gets married, and starts his own family.

He further reassured Peller that he was welcome to continue living in the house comfortably, emphasizing that although the property was not legally his, he could remain there without paying rent.

Sr. Chinyere Priscilla Anyaorah, MMM, was born in 1949 in Umunkwo, Isiala Mbano in Imo State, Nigeria. She did her early education in Okigwe and Lagos before joining MMM in 1972. She was among the first group of Nigerian MMMs to have their early formation in Nigeria.

After her first vows in 1974, she trained as a nurse in Mater Misericordia Hospital, Afikpko, and worked in the hospital for two years. She trained as a midwife in IMTH (now Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital), Drogheda. She returned to Nigeria and worked in various capacities as staff nurse/ midwife in St. Mary’s General Hospital Ibadan, PHC Mobile Clinic /Maternity, Abakaliki, Mater Misericordia Hospital, Afikpo, St. Vincent Hospital in Ndubia, Irele Clinic, Ogoja, both in the Leprosy Village and the Maternity Hospital. Sr. Chinyere obtained a Diploma in Nursing Administration and Management from DNAM, Nigeria in 1992 and Diploma in Theology from Kimmage Manor, Dublin Ireland in 1993. Back in Nigeria, she worked in Ogoja PHC/ Peadiatric Ward for four years and for five years as Nursing Administrator at St. Mary’s General Hospital Ibadan.

After a Pastoral Ministry Renewal Course in Marianella, Dublin, Ireland, in 2006, she obtained a Diploma in Complementary Therapy from Portobello College, also in Dublin in 2007. She has used this skill to serve in different MMM ministries over the years. She worked for one year at the Community Health Project, Amukoko (Nutrition Department) in Nigeria before embracing another mission in Malawi in 2008. While in Malawi, Sr. Chinyere worked in Chipini Health Centre as a nurse midwife and a complementary therapist. She worked both with HIV/AIDS and in Palliative Care in Lilongwe. She returned to Nigeria in July 2021 and has worked in the MMM Uselu community since then.

In 2026, when her health started deteriorating, she was moved to Abakaliki community for care. She finally passed away peacefully on the 26th of July 2026.

🗣️ CARLOS TÉVEZ: "After the final we lost with Manchester United against Barcelona in Rome, a plane was waiting for me to take me to Abu Dhabi with my family. When we arrived, there was a red carpet, pure luxury, food, drinks...

We got to the hotel, and the next day we went to the house of the sheikh who owned City. We passed a massive wall that looked like it separated the U.S. from Mexico, and about ten blocks in, there was the big house. That mansion had a swimming pool, everything was made of glass, and it was covered...

"Outside, there was sand and an artificial lake with a yacht inside. Then the guy shows up—tall, fully covered. He greeted me in English, and that’s where we closed the deal. He promised me that as long as he was the owner, I would be the highest-paid player on the team. 'Every one of my family members has their own club,' he told me. The clubs were like toys to them. And after all that, I managed to win the league for the club after 51 years."

🎙️ Zinedine Zidane: “At Juventus, Edgar Davids wanted us to play in the neighborhoods. I would tell him that we trained every day and that we couldn't go and play with young people on the streets.

So he would tell me 'You've changed! You don't remember where you lived and what you used to do.’

So, once or twice, I went with him. But he did it very often. It was impressive because we had fun, but it was also crazy to go, after training, to play on the tarmac with young people. He did it very, very often.”

🎙 JAMES RODRÍGUEZ: "Once, when I was at Banfield, a fan, over 90 years old, came up to me during a practice. Banfield is a club that, when I was there, had been around for about 113 years, so you could say, respectfully, that this man had always been there. This elderly fan had seen wins, promotions, relegations, the highs, the lows, everything. And one day during practice, he said to me, 'Please, win the title; I’m about to p*ss away.' And sure enough, we won the championship in 2009. It was something big, and when I saw him again, he said, 'Thank you, kid!' and he hugged me."

Davido on CapitalXtra radio few days ago revealed that the Lady who starred in the song titled "AYE" video was never supposed to be the lead.

The original actress had already arrived for the shoot, but just before filming began, her manager stopped everything. She was under contract for a beauty pageant and wasn't allowed to appear in the video.

But the crew had already traveled for hours to the filming location, and rescheduling wasn't an option.

So they looked around for another lead. Davido picked the make-up artist of that lady to replace her.

"Aye" became one of Davido's biggest songs, and the video turned into a classic with 111 million views on YouTube.

According to Davido, the success of the video later caused a fallout between the original actress and her makeup artist 😂

She probably wished she had stayed. Sometimes, opportunities only come once.

A young Lebanese Arab man wrote on his page, saying;

"I was a guest in a five-star hotel in Japan, and while I was in the pool of the hotel in which I reside, and there was no one in the pool but me, I urinated under the water, suddenly…the water turned pink and the alarm worked, and the workers came and took me out of the pool, then they told me that they would empty the water and clean the pool and I disrupted an important section of the hotel, (it became a crack).

They called me after that, and the receptionist handed me my passport and asked me to leave the hotel. I left the hotel and searched for an alternative, and whenever I entered a hotel, the receptionist looked at my passport and said to me: “Sorry, you are the one who…. ah… and apologizes for not accepting me.. and so on… I was not allowed to stay in any hotel, so I resorted to the embassy.

They advised me of a hotel that does not have a swimming pool...When I left Japan, the passport officer said to me after stamping my passport, "I hope you learned the lesson.

"All of Japan knew that I urinated in the swimming pool, and here in Nigeria, our Government hasn't known who put that unknown Agency in 2026 Annual Budget.

Women:
if the man is poor; you don give me belle.

If he is rich: I am carrying your baby

We only saw today, no one knows tomorrow. So don't look down on anyone.

Before completing a €55 million move to Bayern Munich, 🇲🇦 Moroccan Star, ISMAEL SAIBARI was earning €19,200 per week at PSV Eindhoven.

According to the story, his girlfriend left him because she felt he couldn't support the lifestyle she wanted.

Now Everything changed when his blockbuster transfer to Bayern was announced.

She reportedly returned with a series of messages, apologizing and trying to rekindle the relationship again.

Saibari's response? Instead of replying privately, he allegedly shared screenshots of her old messages saying he couldn't afford her, alongside her new apologies.