We didn’t starve you intentionally. I was struggling financially – Nigerian man tenders public apology to those who didn’t eat food at his wedding
Two years after his wedding, a Nigerian man named Sam Odeg has apologized to the people who didn’t get food at his wedding. He shared a post on Facebook saying he honestly felt bad that some of his guests, who traveled long distances just to be there, had to return home hungry. S am explained […]
I’ll quit music if you don’t stream my songs – Lyta tells fans
Afrobeats artist Babatunde Rahim, known as Lyta, has warned his fans that he may quit making music if they don’t stream his songs. In a recent Instagram live session, the singer shared his frustration, saying he is struggling financially and needs more support from his fans. Lyta, who became popular in 2018 after signing with […]
I was defrauded, slipped into debt – Mr Macaroni opens up on financial struggle
Popular Nigerian comedian and actor, Mr Macaroni, has shared details about his financial struggles, revealing that he was scammed and also lost money in a failed investment. The incident, which happened between 2021 and 2022, left him completely broke and forced him into borrowing money. In a post on his X handle, he explained that […]
Life Is Not Easy For Me – Kingsley Udoh Laments
Kingsley Udoh, a former footballer, recently opened up about the many challenges he’s facing in life. In an emotional interview on Brila FM’s No Holds Barred, he shared how tough things have been for him both financially and personally. Udoh, who once played for Heartland before moving to Kano Pillars, revealed a painful experience from […]
I’m Not Wealthy Yet, Stop Asking for Money – BBNaija Season 9 Winner Kellyrae Appeals
Kellyrae, the winner of Big Brother Naija Season 9, has spoken up about the many requests for financial help he’s been receiving from friends and family. Since he publicly mentioned that he gave his wife, Kassia, N55 million from his prize, the reality star has been flooded with calls asking for their share of his […]
Nigerians Struggle as Electricity Bills Consume 57% of Minimum Wage Salaries
In September 2024, the Nigerian government announced a new minimum wage of N70,000 for civil servants, along with plans to pay arrears dating back to July and August. At first glance, this seemed like a victory for workers who have long called for higher wages to cope with the rising cost of living. But many […]