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12/06/2025

Man sees de@d wife with another man at Iruvucheba Street Ogaminana 😭😭😭

One Hussein Agidi from kogi State Sate caused a lot of traffic today at Inorere junction by Ogaminana

Mr Hussein said he came into masquerade yesterday for feed his eyes in nearby village and decided to move around to see how Ogaminana looks like.

He was walking around Iruvucheba junction when he sighted his wife that died 3yrs ago in his home town.

According to him, "My wife di€d of asthma 3yrs ago and had since been buried but am surprised to see her with a man conveying her in a motorcycle, at first I hesitated, then I summoned courage and called her by name, she turned, look at me and disappeared".

The man who carried her fainted twice. After he was resuscitated, he narrated his story saying he had lived with her for more than a year. He also said they met in church and he later proposed to her and she accepted.

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27/05/2025

Bí eyín bá sọ̀rẹ́ ahọn
Ẹnu á gún régé
Bí etí bá sọ̀rẹ́ orí
Orí a ṣù mọran-in mọran-in

Nínú ìsọ̀kan làá dàgbà
Nínú ìsọ̀kan làá tẹ̀ ṣíwájú
Bí ọmọ ìyá méjì bá ń jà láì wẹ̀yìn wò
Ọmọ baba ní i jogún irú wọn

“Ẹ má sọ̀tá eyín mọ
Ahọ́n kò leè dá ẹran jẹ.”



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27/05/2025

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26/05/2025

FACT ABOUT FUNMILAYO RANSOME-KUTI

Fumilayo Ransome Kuti was born in Abeokuta, in what is now in Ogun state, and was the first female student to attend the Abeokuta Grammar school. As a young adult, she worked as a teacher, organizing some of the first preschool classes in the country and arranging literacy classes for lower-income women.

During the 1940s, Ransome-Kuti established the Abeokuta Women's union and advocated for women’s rights, demanding better representation of women in local governing bodies and an end to unfair taxes on market women. Described by media as the "Lioness of Lisabi", she led marches and protests of up to 10,000 women, forcing the ruling Alake to temporarily abdicate in 1949. As Ransome-Kuti’s political influence grew, she took part in the Nigerian independence movement, attending conferences and joining overseas delegations to discuss proposed national constitutions. Spearheading the creation of the Nigerian Women’s Union and the Federation of Nigerian Women’s Societies, she advocated for NigerianWomen's right to vote and became a noted member of international peace and women's rights movements.

Ransome-Kuti received the Lenin peace price and was awarded membership in the Order of the niger for her work. In her later years, she supported her sons' criticism of Nigeria's military governments. She died at the age of 77 after being wounded in a military raid on family property. Ransome-Kuti's children included the musician Fela Kuti (born Olufela Ransome-Kuti), doctor and activist Beko Ransome-Kuti, and Health Minister Olikoye Ransome-Kuti...........
Source: Wikipedia