Toyin Abraham vows never to greet Funke Akindele after public snub

Famous Nigerian actress, Toyin Abraham, has vowed never to exchange pleasantries with colleague, Funke Akindele again.

Toyin stated this after being snubbed by Funke in public.

DAILY POST reports that Funke had during the premiere of actress Iyabo Ojo’s movie on Sunday night, refused to answer Toyin Abraham’s greetings despite tapping her hand and mentioning her name.

Toyin was heard saying “Aunty Funke, good evening ma.”

In response, Funke completely ignored her, and looked away despite tapping her.

Toyin who felt embarrassed by the incident, however walked away from her.

The development sparked controversy on social media with many users condemning Funke Akindele’s negative energy.

However, reacting to the viral video under a post on Instagram, Toyin disclosed that she has unfollowed Funke and also vowed never to greet her again.

Toyin wrote in a now deleted comment “I have unfollowed her, God forbid bad things. If I ever greet her again that means I’m a bastard.”

Toyin Abraham vows never to greet Funke Akindele after public snub

Stakeholders task states to commit more resources to health security amid recurring outbreaks

Stakeholders have urged Nigerian states to commit more resources to health security, warning that weak sub-national systems continue to undermine efforts to contain recurring disease outbreaks and prepare for future pandemics. The call was made on Thursday in Abuja during the unveiling of the Public Health Emergency Management (PHEM) Strategy (2026–2028) by eHealth Africa. Participants […]

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Turkey: Icardi told to apologize, carry Galatasaray’s goalscoring burden in Osimhen’s absence

Tüzemen also urged Icardi to carry Galatasaray’s goalscoring burden in Victor Osimhen’s absence.

Osimhen is currently recovering from a hand injury that he sustained during Galatasaray’s Champions League tie with Liverpool a few days ago.

“Icardi, in Osimhen’s absence, must not just lend a hand but his whole body, carrying Galatasaray’s goalscoring burden,” Tüzemen said via Habersarikirmizi.

“I emphasize again, he owes a debt of gratitude to Okan Buruk and President Dursun Özbek, who have helped him through every family problem.

“He should apologize to his friends, the president, and the coach and return to Galatasaray with the title of goalscorer. Furthermore, the management should hold the agent accountable for his behaviour.”

Turkey: Icardi told to apologize, carry Galatasaray’s goalscoring burden in Osimhen’s absence

Religion undermining development of Nigeria – Daddy Freeze claims

Controversial media personality, Ifedayo Olarinde, popularly known as Daddy Freeze, has insinuated that religion is undermining the development of Nigeria.

Speaking in a recent episode of The Honest Bunch Podcast, Daddy Freeze claimed that religion doesn’t produce results.

He argued that irreligious countries like Japan are more developed and have better standards of living, adding that Nigeria has the shortest life expectancy in the world despite being one of the most religious countries.

“How is religion working for us?,” he asked.

“My problem with religion is – it has no results. Where is the prosperity? Where is the love? You say God loves us because we are religious so how come the Japanese are the ones enjoying their own heaven on earth? They are developed.

“We don’t have anything but we have this ‘God that favours us.’ However, when we truly list the things what we say favour is – prosperity, health… Did you know Nigeria has the shortest life expectancy in the world according to the 2026 statistics -54 years?

“We pay more tithes than taxes in this country yet our prayers and sacrifices don’t seem to reflect on the condition of our nation,” Daddy Freeze expressed.

Religion undermining development of Nigeria – Daddy Freeze claims

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