A remarkable moment as the Ooni of Ife reportedly donated ₦100 million to Sunday Igboho and immediately presented an additional ₦10 million to support the Iru Ekun Security Network.

The gesture has sparked conversations about Yoruba unity, community security, leadership, traditional institutions and the future of grassroots security in Yorubaland.

What does this development mean for Sunday Igboho, the Iru Ekun Security Network and security across Yorubaland? Watch the video to the end and share your thoughts in the comments.

👉 Do you think traditional rulers and community leaders should play a bigger role in supporting grassroots security initiatives?

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Why would anyone put an entire community at risk just to steal iron rods? 😳

Residents have raised concerns over the alleged activities of scavengers around the Festac-Alakija Bridge in Lagos, where parts of the bridge pillars are reportedly being broken to remove iron rods.

What may look like ordinary vandalism could have serious consequences for public safety and the structural integrity of critical road infrastructure.

The situation has left residents asking a disturbing question: Who is going to stop this before something worse happens?

In this video, we highlight the concerns surrounding the alleged vandalism of the Festac-Alakija Bridge, the impact of scavenging on public infrastructure, and why urgent attention may be needed to protect the bridge and the lives of commuters who depend on it every day.

📍 Location: Festac-Alakija, Lagos, Nigeria

Watch the video and tell us what you think in the comments: What should authorities do to stop the destruction of public infrastructure?

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That plastic drum sitting in your house, shop, restaurant, canteen or hotel may look perfectly harmless—but have you ever checked what is actually written on it? 👀

A user recently shared the markings on a similar drum, raising concerns about whether some drums manufactured for chemical storage are suitable for storing drinking water, food ingredients or other consumables.

⚠️ This is your reminder: Don’t judge a container by its appearance alone.

Before using any plastic drum for drinking water, food, palm oil, grains or other consumables, check:
✅ The manufacturer’s label
✅ What the drum was originally designed to contain
✅ Any chemical/residue warnings
✅ Food-contact safety information
✅ Whether it is specifically approved for food or potable water storage

If you’re using drums in a canteen, hotel, restaurant, shop or home, please take a few minutes today to inspect them.

That little inscription you ignored might actually matter.

👉 Watch the full video, share it with your family and friends, and check your drums today!

⚠️ When it comes to what we eat and drink, safety should never be taken for granted.

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