Shocking Story: A Woman’s Unbelievable Experience With Her Mother-In-Law

Family relationships can sometimes be complicated, especially between a woman and her mother-in-law. One woman shared her unforgettable experience that shocked many.

She explained how tension started early in her marriage when her mother-in-law insisted on interfering in every aspect of their lives — from decisions about the children to household management. Despite asking her husband to set boundaries, the mother-in-law’s influence remained strong.

The woman’s emotional account revealed how the situation escalated to the point where she considered leaving the marriage. Her story highlights the delicate balance needed to maintain peace and respect within extended families.

Many readers have expressed sympathy and shared their own similar experiences, showing this is a common challenge in many homes……..CONTINUE READING

Top 10 Most Downloaded Mobile Apps in Nigeria (2025)

In 2025, Nigerians continue to embrace mobile technology across various sectors, from shopping and communication to finance and entertainment. Here’s a look at the top 10 most downloaded mobile apps in Nigeria this year:

1. Temu: Shop Like a Billionaire
   Temu leads the charts as the most downloaded shopping app in Nigeria, offering a wide range of affordable products with global reach

2. OPay
   OPay remains a dominant force in Nigeria’s fintech space, providing services like mobile payments, bill settlements, and cash-back rewards

3. WhatsApp Messenger
   WhatsApp continues to be the go-to app for instant messaging and voice/video calls, boasting over 5 billion downloads globally

4. WhatsApp Business
   Tailored for small businesses, WhatsApp Business allows entrepreneurs to manage customer interactions and showcase products effectively

5. PalmPay
   PalmPay has gained significant traction with its user-friendly interface and features like bill payments and mobile airtime top-ups

6. Facebook Lite
   The lightweight version of Facebook is popular among Nigerians for its low data consumption and compatibility with low-end devices .

7. Telegram
   Telegram is favored for its secure messaging, large group chats, and cloud storage capabilities, appealing to users seeking privacy and versatility

8. TikTok
   TikTok remains a leading platform for short-form video content, entertainment, and viral trends, with a strong user base in Nigeria

9. Moniepoint Personal Banking
   Moniepoint offers digital banking services tailored to Nigerians, providing features like savings, withdrawals, and bill payments

10. Snapchat
    Snapchat continues to engage users with its ephemeral messaging, AR filters, and multimedia sharing features, maintaining popularity among younger demographics

These apps reflect the diverse needs and interests of Nigerian mobile users in 2025, encompassing sectors like e-commerce, finance, communication, and entertainment……..CONTINUE READING

The city of Ibadan mourns the untimely death of 22-year-old Feranmi Akin-Akinye, a graduate of Afe Babalola University, Ado-Ekiti (ABUAD), who tragically fell from the 26th floor of the iconic Cocoa House building. Feranmi, undergoing cybersecurity training at a company located on the eighth floor of Cocoa House, was reportedly instructed to mount a large wall banner atop the building—a task typically reserved for trained professionals with appropriate safety equipment.

Eyewitnesses recounted the harrowing incident, with one stating, “When the incident happened, I initially thought it was a large bird falling from the sky. It was only when the person landed that I realized it was a human being.” Another source alleged that the company attempted to downplay the tragedy, claiming Feranmi was taken to the emergency ward despite having already passed away. His mother was reportedly not contacted by the company but learned of the incident through a random caller.

Feranmi was laid to rest on Tuesday by his church, Winners Chapel, amid tears and heartbreak. His family, described as supportive and well-regarded in their community, is reportedly considering legal action against the company for alleged negligence.

Cocoa House, located in the Dugbe area of Ibadan, holds historical significance as the first skyscraper in West Africa, completed in 1964. The building, a symbol of Nigeria’s post-independence architectural ambition, now stands as the site of this tragic incident.

As investigations continue, the community reflects on the importance of stringent safety protocols to prevent such devastating occurrences in the future…….CONTINUE READING