How food vendors now use detergents, paracetamol, steel, water from dead bodies to prepare food

At the popular Balogun Market on Lagos Island, I had gone to the section known as ‘Gutter,’ where the best of fabrics ranging from Voile, Wanyosi, Indian, Intorica, Ankara and sample laces are sold. It was my late father’s burial and I had gone to arrange for the family uniform known in local parlance as Aso-Ebi. Before I arrived at the market I had earlier called up Gloria my classmate who inherited her mother’s business of selling these materials.

Coronavirus: No RCCG member will be affected – Pastor Adeboye

Pastor E. A. Adeboye of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) has assured his church members that the deadly coronavirus which recorded its first case in Nigeria on Thursday, will not affect any of them.

I tore my husband’s shirt in the labor room – Laura Ikeji (photos)

Laura Ikeji, fashion blogger and younger sister to popular blogger, Linda Ikeji who recently welcomed her second child, Laurel in the US, has disclosed that she tore her husband’s shirt during laurel’s birth.

Two blind lovers wed in Makurdi despite discouragement from people (photos)

Visually impaired Taiwo Edekere, 52, recently signed the dotted lines with his heartthrob, also visually-challenged Grace Taiwo, 43 at the Makurdi Registry. Daily Trust reports that the love birds found each other and stuck together despite discouragement from people who they believed disliked their union. For the couple, only God could have made it happen for them on February 15, 2020, when they were joined as husband and wife.

South African lady discovers her photo tied to fetish bottle in her best friend’s wardrobe (Photos)

A scared South African lady named Asanda Teedow has revealed the terrible thing her best friend allegedly did to her.