A man has warned people to stay safe, coronavirus is real after ambulance picked up patients in his neighbourhood at Ikotun area of Lagos.

The man seemed shaken as he recorded the ambulance evacuating "four patients".

"Coronavirus is real," the man said as he called the name of his street in Ikotun, Lagos, and begged people to take it seriously.

However, it has not been confirmed if the patients being evacuated are COVID-19 patients. One of the medics who arrived with the ambulance had on a face mask but wore no gloves or coveralls, which are required for handling COVID-19 patients.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vhEMztqDP1I

mobile police officer and a soldier were caught on camera exchanging words and almost resulting in a physical fight over who is superior between them.

The verbal altercation which was caused by a disagreement over road usage, took place in the middle of a highway.

The soldier got out of his car, left the door open, and confronted the mobile police officer who placed himself in front of the car.

“You don’t know your senior, abi? Am I your mate?” The police officer said, pointing his finger in the soldier’s face.

“Are you my senior?” The soldier countered, adding, “God will punish you. Are you my senior?”

Getting aggressive, the soldier said, “I’ll change it for you now. Am I your mate?”

As the argument unfolded, citizens, who were sitting on top of bags of goods placed in open trucks, watched both uniformed men with interest.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NJiiGa6hgv0

A woman has left her children all to themselves while evading from police after violating lockdown order.

The yet-to-be identified woman who suspected that she was going to be arrested after she flouted the lockdown order in the state, fleed the area, abandoning her little son, Destiny.

Some residents who found the little boy wandering around the area without knowledge of his mom’s whereabouts reported the case to security operatives who have promised to trace the mother.

When asked the names of his parents, the little boy replied “Mama Destiny” and “Papa Destiny”.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IOGDgeiNmPM

Popular Nigerian comedian, Funnybone has given his stance on the mindset of an average Southeastern Nigerian lady and a handful of people quite agree with the comic act.

Stanley Chibuna, better known by his stage name, Funnybone, opines that an average Igbo girl feels her beauty is what attracts rich men to her.

During an Instagram live session, the award-winning comedian cum actor, said this mindset has been embedded in an Igbo girl’s head from a tender age and they follow it up as they grow.

In his own words,

“From childhood she’s been taught that all she need do is grow up, you are a fine girl, a rich man will come and marry you. That is the average Igbo girl mentality. I am Igbo, you know, I'm saying this with no apology to anybody here who is Igbo. I'm being honest, the average Nigerian Igbo girl, average, the mindset is am a fine girl.”


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G16mpZw8PkU

A Photographer has shared the story of Amanda, a commercial sex worker who got addicted to crack cocaine which had serious adverse effects on her physical and mental health.
The photographer identified as Soft White Underbelly showed Amanda’s rapid deterioration in 4 months.
Check the video and photos below.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1q83KIJP2cI