A viral video has gained the attention of many Nigerians on Tik Tok. A young lady shares a video on spoken words regarding the state of the country and the current incident with the NYSC corp member.

The young lady defends the corp member and advises youths to stand up now to help the country. The lady laments on the state of the country and addresses why youths should speak out.

The video gains attention and supports from many Nigerians as they speak out in the comment section. Many users agree on the state of the country and support the words spoken.

Media personality Daddy Freeze has advised men to stop giving women money when they can simply charm them. His statement comes in reaction to the ongoing controversy between Burna Boy and Sophia Egbueje.

Sophia had accused Burna Boy of failing to keep his promise after they were intimate, claiming he promised her a Lamborghini in return. In response, Burna Boy mocked her in a video, laughing at her for getting upset over the unfulfilled promise.

Weighing in on the situation, Daddy Freeze sided with Burna Boy, saying men should have enough game to win women over without spending big.

“Women, stop trading your body for material things like a Lamborghini. And men, can’t you talk to women without offering money? Burna Boy did well. The government should step in and stop this trend where women think they can get cars and houses in exchange for sex,” he said.

He also shared a video captioned: “Burna did well. Never press money when you can scope. The government needs to step in and stop this sex-for-Lambo trend.”

Peter Obi congratulates Nigerian Afrobeats sensation Tems on her latest Grammy win, praising the success of Nigerian youths in the entertainment industry. In a post on his X handle, he writes:

“I am ever elated by the huge success Nigerian youths are making in various fields, especially in the entertainment sector.

Therefore, I extend my hearty congratulations to our Nigerian Afrobeats star, Tems @temsbaby, who just secured her second Grammy Award with her win in the Best African Music Performance category.

I also rejoice with Nigeria’s entertainment industry and other Nigerian artists who were nominated for different awards in their respective categories.

Undoubtedly, Nigeria remains home to the endless flow of talents who through their creative arts, continue to put the nation on the global map.

Firmly, I remain committed to building a nation that fosters growth among the youths and helps them discover and harness their individual talents for national productivity.

A New Nigeria is POssible.”

Tems, whose real name is Temilade Openiyi, made history with her win at the 66th Annual Grammy Awards, taking home the first-ever Best African Music Performance award.

Also, this marks her second Grammy, following her win in 2023 for her feature on Future’s hit song Wait for U alongside Drake.