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BREAKING NEWS

Billionaire politician Ned Nwoko is reportedly celebrating as Tiwa Savage boldly revealed that she has no problem being a second wife!

According to Queen Tiwa herself, she’s perfectly fine with polygamy — as long as the man is 50 years and above, mature, and respectful. She even said she’d happily love and respect the first wife, become her friend and gossip partner, and turn their home into a peaceful sisterhood.

Now just imagine — Tiwa Savage, a superstar worth billions, is humble enough to accept being a second wife.

But you, who doesn’t even have ₦100,000 in your Opay account, are still saying you can’t share your partner?

Please, my sister , relax! Who gave you this level of confidence?

MORAL LESSON

As it stands now, in this Nigeria, it’s not love that determines who gets Tiwa Savage — it’s age and money

 CAIRO (AP) — The Rafah border crossing between Gaza and Egypt will reopen Monday for people returning to Gaza, the Palestinian embassy in Egypt said Saturday, but the territory’s sole gateway to the outside world will remain closed to people trying to leave.

“The number of people registering to return to Gaza is very big,” Naji al-Naji, cultural counselor at the embassy, told The Associated Press without saying how many.

There was no immediate comment from Israel.

The Rafah crossing is the only one not controlled by Israel before the war. It has been closed since May 2024, when Israel took control of the Gaza side. A fully reopened crossing would make it easier for Gazans to seek medical treatment, travel internationally or visit family in Egypt, home to tens of thousands of Palestinians.

Meanwhile, Gaza’s ruins were being scoured for the dead, over a week into a ceasefire. Newly recovered bodies brought the Palestinian toll above 68,000, according to Gaza’s Health Ministry.

 The touching tweet of late ARISE news anchor weeks before her death trends online .

Tributes have poured in for ARISE News anchor, reporter and producer Somtochukwu Christelle Maduagwu, also known as Sommie, who died tragically in the early hours of Monday, September 29. The 29-year-old died following a robbery incident at her residence in the Katampe area of Abuja, and one of her tweets before her demise has resurfaced online. On August 14, Somtochuwku tweeted a prayer from the depths of her heart that may Nigeria not happen to her or anyone she cares about. It seemed her fears had become a reality. ARISE News, friends, and many Nigerians have mourned the lawyer's demise, while the Nigerian Police are investigating the incident. Photo credit - Sommie Maduagwu/Instagram #legitng #legitnews

 Verydarkman takes Tesla Cybertruck to the hood for people to experience the thrill of the car and take pictures

 It is with profound grief that the management and staff of United Capital Plc announce the passing of six of our dear colleagues, following the tragic fire at Afriland Towers on Tuesday, September 16, 2025. “Our departed colleagues were an integral part of our company and family. Their painful loss leaves an immeasurable void. We extend our deepest and heartfelt condolences to their families, friends, and loved ones, and we continue to hold them in our thoughts and prayers, as well as provide all the support we can to them during this most difficult time." Read more: https://www.legit.ng/nigeria/1674641-breaking-deaths-confirmed-afriland-towers-fire/?utm_source=onesignal&utm_medium=webpush

 One act of greed can cancel a multimillion-naira opportunity.

Yesterday afternoon, I saw a boy with his stitching machine and called him in to mend some of my trousers that were too long.

When I brought them out, he looked at them and said with a sweet Hausa intonation, “Oga, this one e cost oh. Why you no give am big man tailor?”

Unknown to him, these were cheap trousers from Temu. Lol.

I told him to go ahead and try with one first. I needed to be sure he could do a neat job. He did and it came out great.

He went on to do the rest and even reduced the sleeve length of my jacket.

While he was at it, I engaged him in my usual playful discussion.

He told me his name was Muhammad, from Kano. Not married yet because he doesn’t have money.

I told him my own name was KAA. He thought I said car. Lol.

He asked if I had ever been to Kano. I said yes, I had been there twice when I was a pastor. Then he asked if I was married. I gave him the same answer he gave me:

“Muhammad, me too, I never marry. I no get money.”

He looked at me with a funny face, and we both laughed like two old friends.

I liked him.

As usual, the next thought in my head was what I could do for him that might change his life for good.

I asked why he didn’t have a shop of his own. He said, “Oga, shop e cost too much for that my area.”

I asked him, what if I rent the shop for him, buy him another machine and materials, would he be able to manage the shop and grow the business?

He said yes, but added that he really wanted to own a provision store, not a tailoring shop.

According to him, he once had one, but the business collapsed. I said to him, “Muhammad, I hope if I open this business for you, you will not go and marry two wives that will finish the money?”

We laughed over that, and one of the editors in the studio who witnessed our discussion was excited for Muhammad because he knew the boy’s life was about to change.

He wouldn’t be the first in a long list of people I have done this for. It’s my own way of doing giveaway.

When Muhammad was done with the clothes, I gave him my phone number and asked him to call me once he found a shop.

I went to my car, brought out a bundle of mint N200 notes, counted N11,000 out of it, and gave it to him.

Shockingly, while my hand was still stretched out with the money, instead of collecting it, he asked me how much it was.

I told him to collect and count.

He reluctantly did, and after counting, I asked him if the money was too small. He said yes. In his words: “Oga, big man like you, you go give me all the money nah.” He wanted me to give him N20,000.

I was so disappointed because I had paid him more than he had earned and expected him to show appreciation. This was somoene I had already concluded plans to spend at least two million Naira to set him up in a better business.

I calmly asked how much he wanted me to pay him per cloth. These clothes were seven in total, and I had paid N11,000.

When I asked that question, he just smiled and said, “Oga, you be big man. You suppose give me all the money nah.” Then he went on to put the 11k in his pocket.

So, the issue was not that I didn’t pay him enough. The problem was that because he saw me as a “big man,” he was ready to exploit me.

Right there, I changed my mind. When he asked if he should still look for a shop, I simply gave him the remaining N9,000 in my hands and told him there was no need to look for the shop anymore.

Why do most people overcharge those they consider rich? I have experienced it many times.

This was the same way I once stopped to buy bananas by the roadside near my house. The woman told me N8,000. I went home, parked my car, and walked back. The same woman then told me N5,000 for the exact same bunch of bananas.

-KAA

#kaa_truthss