Adeola, daughter of actress Jumoke George, who went missing weeks ago, has recounted her experience in Mali.

In the interview, she urged all mothers to forgive her, asserting she was not a bad child. Watching her mother’s emotional video shattered her heart.

Adeola admitted she had lost hope and feared for her life in Mali.

She explained that despite her efforts, she couldn’t gather enough money to support herself or return to Nigeria.

She expressed concern for the many Nigerians suffering there and vowed to help if she could.

Fans expressed sympathy after hearing her story and shared their reactions to her words in the video.

See some of the reactions below:

@fade4real_ : “I want to believe your experience is not by accident, God want you to help a lot of people in that situation. Pls don’t forget them.”

@iseniola “My younger have been in this same Mali for close to 3yrs now.. at a point we were communicating but now I don’t even know if he is alive or not!! This hurts everyday not knowing what is wrong with him.”

@reimestores: “It is well. God would see you through.”

@aderonke_18 : “I can’t do without talking to my mom for 3days, my mom is my strength. I love her so much!”

@posh_apparelll : “Everybody have a story to tell. May God help us all.”

@official_seyibright: “May the lord be with her and her family.”

@haafsoh : “She mentioned she was calling others but her mum and kids she did not.Hmmmmm.”

Social media users are reacting to a clip that emerged online, highlighting a tragic incident in Edo State, Nigeria.

The video circulating shows a man being electrocuted while allegedly attempting to steal from a transformer.

This viral footage was posted on Instagram by the well-known blog, Sabi Radio.

In the video, a middle-aged man is seen lying flat on the ground, with his legs and buttocks severely burned, illustrating the extent of his electrocution. The voiceover in the video has also ignited further reactions online.

The guy recording the voiceover said; “Nawaooo See this Animi ooo He come here come remove one or two No be small thin this gayyyy de do oooo Hannn don meeeet you naaa Buh nawaaaa you stin de breath so oooo E don kpee see yin yashhh e roast ooo .”

Passersby in the area could be seen recording the corpse of the of the man electrocuted in Edo state while reportedly trying to steal from a transformer.

See some ofm the reactions below:

lindabrella_ : “E con remove one or twoYou still Dey breathe so?”

joanna.ek_: “Omg someone call an ambulance”

afambuafam: “I love me Edo people Dem. No even pity person wey do die. Dem still dey roast am ”

ivy_riches: “Which one be “you still dey breath so?””

ms_estaa: “The commentator is definitely a Benin man ”

taurusboy: “May God have mercy on his soul”

hybrid_xp: “The yansh really roast oh omo”

taurusboy: “Why him no just stay house that night”

sperryzfurnituremart: “See hin nyash, e roast oh…. ”

jary._mane: “Transformer stole from him”

• Priscilla Ojo Mbakala is preparing for her upcoming wedding with Juma Jux in Tanzania.
• She is actively involved in home makeover efforts, focusing on their shared living space.
• A recent Snapchat post showcased her updating Juma Jux’s kitchen with personal touches.

Priscilla Ojo Mbakala has given fans a glimpse into her home makeover efforts as she prepares for the next chapter with her husband, Juma Jux.

With the final phase of their wedding scheduled to take place in Tanzania, the couple is already laying the groundwork for their shared life. In a recent Snapchat post, Priscilla shared a video of herself updating Juma Jux’s kitchen, adding her personal touch to the space.

She playfully mentioned that the house is no longer just a bachelor pad—hinting at the couple’s shift into married life.

“Time to transform my kitchen.

It’s no longer a bachelor’s house”.

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In related news, Priscilla Ojo, daughter of Nollywood actress Iyabo Ojo, is making final preparations for her much-anticipated JP2025 wedding finale with Tanzanian singer Juma Jux.

Following their elegant traditional and white wedding ceremonies held in Lagos on April 17 and April 19, the couple revealed they are not quite done celebrating. They plan to conclude their wedding festivities with a lavish event in Tanzania.

As the grand finale approaches—scheduled for May 28, 2025—Priscilla shared a glimpse of her excitement on Instagram. In a newly posted video, she is seen shopping for accessories alongside celebrity stylist Emmanuel Good News.

The video shows the duo visiting a diamond store, where they explored a stunning selection of jewellery and tried on various pieces. At one point, Priscilla humorously commented on the joys of financial freedom, emphasizing how money truly enhances life’s experiences.

“Money is good.”

Iyabo Ojo’s daughter’s manager, Layole Oyatogun, later joined them at the jewelry store and she reiterated that Priscy and Juma Jux were having an African Royal Wedding.

• Veteran highlife musician Bright Chimezie met Afrobeats star Davido in Lagos.
• The meeting followed Davido’s tribute to Chimezie, calling him a major inspiration.
• Davido had previously invited Chimezie to visit him in Lagos.

Veteran highlife musician Bright Chimezie recently shared a delightful video capturing his meeting with Afrobeats sensation David Adeleke, popularly known as Davido.

This encounter follows Davido’s earlier tribute to Chimezie, where he referred to the legendary artist as one of his greatest inspirations and extended an invitation to visit him in Lagos. Chimezie gladly accepted, and upon his arrival in the vibrant city, the two stars finally met.

In the video posted by Chimezie, the iconic singer can be seen dancing with joy upon seeing Davido, visibly thrilled to meet the younger star in person. He described the moment as deeply fulfilling, praising Davido and his crew for their warmth and hospitality.

The music legend expressed heartfelt appreciation for the warm reception he received, describing the entire experience as a “mini-concert.” He added that he made the most of the moment, even coining the term “ziggimatized” to describe how he lit up the atmosphere by singing and translating Igbo songs for Davido and his team.

Chimezie also took a moment to offer prayers and blessings for Davido, expressing his gratitude and respect for the younger artist. He shared how honored he felt to have connected with someone he holds in such high regard.

Adding a touching family connection, Davido also video-called his mother-in-law during Chimezie’s visit. The conversation revealed a personal bond, as she acknowledged that Davido is like a brother to her, sharing the same roots in Abia State.

See the video here:

See some comments below:

@offixial_uic:”Papa abeg one collaboration with Davido no go bad at all.”

@chigozienwabunike:”Anyone anytime , God just remembered you , Congratulations chief. I am really happy for the veteran singer.”

@frenzynaija:”When greatness meet greatness. This is so beautiful to wtach. Well done sir.”

@jessicatriumph:”Davido’s own no go ever loss. As he honoured this living legend, he’ll also grow old and be honoured. God bless you our Papa our Legend.”

@fabz_um:”Uncle Bright has a very beautiful spirit and his laugh is contagious. Still looking young and good.”

@nkechymozeaofficial:”I have always loved your music and your zigima movement, I remember I use to entertain my classmates then with your music because of English.”

• Daniel Regha, expressed his views on Burna Boy’s new single “Ta Ta Ta,” featuring Travis Scott.
• The song was recently released by Burna Boy, whose real name is Ebunoluwa Damini Ogulu.
• Regha criticized the track, calling it underwhelming and lacking impact.

Daniel Regha, a well-known social media commentator, recently shared his opinion on Burna Boy’s newest single, “Ta Ta Ta,” which features American rapper Travis Scott.

The Nigerian artist, whose real name is Ebunoluwa Damini Ogulu, dropped the track recently, but Regha was quick to voice his dissatisfaction. In a post on X (formerly Twitter), he described the song as underwhelming and lacking impact.

Regha, who emphasizes he is not a troll, went further to say that Burna Boy’s recent musical output feels more like “child’s play” than serious artistry. He expressed regret, pointing out that the “Last Last” singer was once celebrated for his impressive talent.

According to Regha, Burna Boy’s continued prominence seems to rely heavily on his brand image and collaborations with big-name artists, though these efforts don’t leave a lasting impression.

This isn’t the first time Daniel Regha has been critical of musicians. In the past, he openly criticized Davido’s album cover for “Timeless,” suggesting it carried negative vibes and urging more care in future visual designs.

See the post here:

Burna’s songs lately has been without substance; That collab “TaTaTa” ft. Travis Scott is more of a child’s play than actual music, and it’s disappointing considering how good he is, or used to be. At this point the only thing selling his songs is the brand and collabs, but truth…

— Daniel Regha (@DanielRegha) May 22, 2025

See some comments below:

@Obaji_esq:”First time I agree with you.”

@Briscohood:”I really don’t get the reason why Odogwu should put Travis on this song when he can actually put him on a huge and planned project . This 3/10 for me . Maybe I gotta put it on repeat in order to get the vibe.”

@chrichriefua:”If “TATATA” is the future of Afrobeats, then we need divine intervention.”

@kainejohnson18:”Sometimes artists make songs for fun or to experiment, not every track has to be a deep masterpiece.

@_dchairman:”It’s even beyond weak , I’ll rather listen to speed Darlington songs.”

@crestwrld:”Burna Boy used Travis Scott like seasoning, sprinkled him on a flavorless beat and prayed we wouldn’t notice. We noticed.”

@AfrokonnectNG:”That’s a bold critique, and it captures a sentiment many longtime fans might quietly share. Burna Boy’s “TaTaTa” ft. Travis Scott does come across more like a marketing move than a musical moment. The beat knocks, the visuals might stun, and the names on the track will pull.”

Bamike Olawunmi-Adenibuyan, widely recognized as BamBam, is a multifaceted Nigerian actress, singer, entrepreneur, and former reality television personality. She rose to prominence following her participation in the 2018 edition of Big Brother Naija (Double Wahala). Since that time, she has successfully established a career in Nollywood and the broader entertainment industry.

BamBam Age

BamBam was born on April 29, 1990, in Lagos, Nigeria. Hailing from Ogun State, she spent portions of her childhood in various countries due to her father’s diplomatic profession.

BamBam Education

Her early education took place at the Nigerian Navy Primary School in Apapa, Lagos. Subsequently, she attended La Folie St. James in Paris, France, before obtaining her degree from Bells University in Ota, Nigeria.

BamBam Career

Prior to her time in the BBNaija house, BamBam held the position of marketing manager and harbored a strong passion for music and acting. Following her appearance on the show, she committed to a professional acting career by enrolling at the Royal Arts Academy.

Since then, she has appeared in numerous Nollywood films and television series, including:

• Inspector K
• Backup Wife
• Foreigner’s God
• The Gift
• Love in every word
• Reach

In addition to her acting career, she is a talented singer who has released several singles that highlight her vocal abilities. Furthermore, she is recognized as a brand influencer and entrepreneur.

BamBam Husband

BamBam is married to Tope Adenibuyan, widely known as Teddy A, who gained fame as a contestant on BBNaija Double Wahala. Their romantic journey commenced during the reality show and has flourished beyond its confines. They celebrated:

• A traditional wedding in Ogun State on September 7, 2019.

• A white wedding in Dubai, UAE, on November 16, 2019. Their bond remains robust, and they frequently share glimpses of their family life on social media.

BamBam Children

• BamBam and Teddy A are proud parents of two children:
• Zendaya Adenibuyan, born in March 2020.
• Their second child, another daughter, was born in March 2022.

She often posts charming family moments on her social media accounts.

BamBam Movies 

Since the inception of her acting career, BamBam has featured in numerous Nollywood films and television series, including:

• Inspector K
• Backup Wife
• Foreigner’s God
• The Gift
• Reach
• No Budget

Her performances have demonstrated her adaptability and development as an actress.

BamBam Net Worth 

BamBam’s net worth is estimated to be approximately $80,000. She generates income from various sources, including: 

Her achievements in both the entertainment sector and entrepreneurship are on the rise. 

BamBam Social Media Presence 

BamBam maintains a robust presence on social media, where she provides insights into her personal and professional life. She boasts a significant following on: 

• Instagram (@bammybestowed) 

• Twitter (@bammybestowed) 

Her pages showcase family moments, fashion, beauty advice, and updates on her career. 

Conclusion 

BamBam has effectively evolved from a reality television personality to a recognized actress, singer, and entrepreneur. With a thriving career, a joyful family, and an expanding influence, she continues to be a cherished figure in the Nigerian entertainment landscape.

• WAEC candidates, including students from Unity Modern School in Asaba, Delta State, expressed frustration over exam conditions.
• Students were required to take their exams at night, using torchlights for visibility.

WAEC candidates, including some students from Unity Modern School in Asaba, Delta State, have voiced their frustration after being made to write their exam at night using torchlights.

This disturbing event was revealed in a post shared on the social media platform X (formerly Twitter).

In the video, a woman was heard lamenting the situation. She said the exam was supposed to start at 2 p.m., but the exam papers only arrived at 6 p.m., forcing the students to write in the dark.

She said: “We’re using torchlight to write WAEC oo, it’s not okay. Paper that’s supposed to start by 2, they brought it by 6. No light in Unity Modern School Asaba, a state capital, not a village o.”

She added: “After they will say Tinubu is bad, this is wickedness—writing exam by night.”

The woman confirmed the name of the school and explained that the students were still writing the exam despite the poor conditions caused by the delay.

As the post circulated online, many Nigerians expressed shock and outrage in the comment section over what happened.

See post below;

See some reactions below:

@Iamkrebkira: “How dem one take pass like this Nigeria Education system have failed us and now the upcoming generation.”

@Marshalforx: “If you’re a Nigerian living in Nigeria and you’re on social media posting pictures and making silly trending videos, you haven’t suffered enough. Your head should be bowed in humility as you focus on finding real solutions to your problems.”

@DangoteOfData: “I’m 100% sure some students haven’t eaten anything since morning. Some just once.”

@Leo_z85: “Parents who allowed their kids to write exams at night & in darkness are encouraging this nonsense. Some folks shouldn’t be parents.”

@IconGerrard: “Tinubu and his APC cronies don’t care, after all they are busy campaigning for 2027 while we are in 2025.”

@DJayshapzy: “In my days people wrote with candles, maybe that’s what they’re trying to do to these young lady, we didn’t have x or anywhere to scream and make our voices heard like this. But recently Nigeria’s been retrogressive, leaders worry just for their seats not citizens.”

@ChinweOfoha2: “There is no new low this country has not sunk to in the hands of these frauds.”