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Eejeeajoowoo Financial Truth Hub, Blaby (2026)

04/11/2026

OLD AGE IS NOT FOR THE WEAK! EVEN MY HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES ARE NOW GIVING ME ATTITUDE! 🤣🤣

MY PEOPLE, IF YOU ARE GETTING OLDER, PLEASE COME CLOSER. WE NEED TO HAVE AN EMERGENCY MEETING!😂

There comes a certain age when simply staying alive feels like a full-time job. And the funniest part? Nobody is paying us a salary! 🤣

If I eat sugar, my blood sugar starts misbehaving.

If I add salt to my food, my blood pressure threatens to climb Mount Everest! 🏔️

If I drink plenty of water, the toilet becomes my second bedroom. 🚽

If I don't drink water, dehydration starts knocking at my door.

If I eat too much, my weight increases.

If I don't eat, my body starts shaking like a generator running out of petrol! 😂

If I eat anyhow, cholesterol becomes my enemy.

If I eat healthy food, another doctor may tell me I'm lacking certain nutrients.

**AH! WHICH KIND OF LIFE IS THIS?** 🤣🤣

And don't even mention exercise!

If I exercise today, tomorrow my knees will be holding a family meeting without inviting me.

If I don't exercise, my body becomes stiff like an abandoned bicycle! 🚲

If I sleep too much, my back complains.

If I don't sleep enough, I walk around looking like somebody who spent the night chasing witches in a dream! 😂

If I drink coffee, my heart wants to dance Fuji.

If I don't drink coffee, my energy disappears like NEPA light during an important football match! 🤣

AT THIS AGE, EVEN TAKING CARE OF YOURSELF REQUIRES WISDOM, PATIENCE AND PRAYER! 🤲

And let me confess something.

These days, when I wake up in the morning, I don't just wake up.

**I RESURRECT!** 😭😂

First, I open one eye.

Then I check whether my waist is still working.

Next, I move my knees gently to confirm that we are still on speaking terms.

Finally, I sit on the edge of the bed and negotiate with my entire body before standing up! 🤣🤣

But my people, there is something serious behind all these jokes.

Growing older can sometimes be lonely.

Some people spend days without meaningful conversations. Their children are busy, their friends have moved away, and the house becomes unusually quiet.

That is why I have started making friends with my household appliances. 😂

Yesterday, I had a very important meeting with my microwave and toaster over a cup of coffee.

We discussed the economy, old age and the cost of living.

All three of us agreed that life is becoming too expensive! 🤣

I no longer speak to my washing machine because that one keeps twisting everything I say!

As for my refrigerator, forget it. That one is too cold and emotionally unavailable. 🥶

The iron and oven? I have blocked both of them!

THEY GET HEATED UP OVER EVERY LITTLE THING! 🔥😂

Even my television has become a gossip partner. It knows everybody's business but refuses to mind its own!

My people, if you are laughing, thank God. Laughter is one of life's beautiful gifts. ❤️

Some people jokingly divide life into stages:

🌸 50–69: Middle age — when your mind says you're 25, but your knees disagree.

🌻 70–79: Golden years — when you have plenty of advice, but the younger generation refuses to listen!

🌹 80–89: Old age — when every birthday is a celebration of strength and grace.

👑 90 and above:** Longevity — when you have earned the right to tell everybody, "In my days..." 😂

Of course, these are just playful labels. Ageing is different for everyone.

MY TAKE — Eejeeajoowoo Financial Truth Hub

Growing old is not a punishment. It is a privilege that many people never get to experience.

The wrinkles on our faces tell stories. Our grey hair represents years of experience, and our slower steps remind us of the many journeys we have travelled.

But please, let us not forget our elderly parents, neighbours and relatives.

Call them. Visit them. Listen to their stories, even if you have heard the same story twenty times.

Sometimes, what an older person needs most is not money or medicine, but somebody who genuinely cares enough to listen.

And to everyone growing older, please remember:

You are not too old to laugh.

You are not too old to make new friends.

You are not too old to find happiness.

And you are certainly not too old to enjoy the blessings of life! ❤️

May Almighty Allah bless us with good health, sound minds, happiness, dignity and long lives filled with peace. Ameen. 🤲

NOW LET'S LAUGH TOGETHER!

Be honest: What is the funniest thing you have noticed about getting older?

Is it forgetting why you entered a room, searching for your glasses while they are sitting on your head, or making strange noises every time you stand up? 🤣🤣

And if you had to choose one household appliance as your best friend, which one would it be?

👇 LET'S HEAR YOUR CONFESSIONS IN THE COMMENT SECTION!

EEJEEAJOOWO ❤️

04/11/2026

SOLA SOBOWALE HONOURS HER PARENTS WITH A BEAUTIFUL LEGACY — A HOME FOR THE ELDERLY IN IBADAN! 🏡👏

Veteran Nollywood actress Sola Sobowale, popularly known as Toyin Tomato, has reportedly taken a remarkable step beyond the entertainment industry with the establishment of Joseph and Esther Homes, a retirement and elderly care facility in Ibadan, Oyo State.

The home, named in honour of her beloved parents, Joseph and Esther, is designed to provide senior citizens with professional care, comfort, companionship and dignity in their later years.

Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde was also reported to have inaugurated the facility. Governor Seyi Makinde officially commissioned Joseph and Esther Homes in Akobo, Ibadan. The ceremony also included the launch of Sola Sobowale's book, Built From the Break.

MY TAKE — EEJEEAJOOWO

This is the kind of legacy that deserves recognition!

Growing old should never mean losing your dignity, happiness or sense of belonging.

In our society, many elderly parents spend their later years struggling with loneliness, health challenges and inadequate support, especially when their children live far away.

A well-managed elderly care home can offer something valuable: professional attention, companionship and peace of mind for families.

But here is something we must also remember: Building a retirement home is one thing; maintaining quality care, compassion and accountability is another.

Congratulations to Sola Sobowale on this meaningful initiative.

NOW, LET'S TALK! 👇

Would you consider taking your elderly parents to a professionally managed retirement home in Nigeria, or do you believe parents should always remain with their children?

Let's hear your opinions respectfully.

02/11/2026

MOMENT PRESIDENT TINUBU KISSES THE SACRED BLACK STONE IN MAKKAH DURING UMRAH! 🤲🇳🇬.

A moment of faith and devotion as Nigeria's President, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, is reportedly seen kissing the sacred Black Stone (Al-Hajar Al-Aswad) at the Holy Kaaba in Makkah, Saudi Arabia.

For Muslims around the world, the Black Stone holds deep religious significance. Kissing or touching it during Tawaf is a Sunnah of Prophet Muhammad (SAW), when it can be done safely without pushing or harming others.

Beyond political differences, moments of worship remind us that faith, humility and accountability before Almighty Allah are important.

May Almighty Allah accept the Umrah of all pilgrims, grant Nigeria lasting peace, and guide our leaders towards justice, wisdom and compassion. 🤲

MY TAKE:
Leadership comes with enormous responsibility. While we pray for our leaders, we must also continue to demand good governance, fairness and better living conditions for Nigerians.

What is your prayer for Nigeria today?🇳🇬

02/11/2026

REGINA HAS BEEN THROUGH A LOT!” — NED NWOKO WARNS BLOGGERS AND CALLS FOR PRIVACY AMID RUMOURS ABOUT REGINA DANIELS! 😳

What she needs most right now is love, support and the opportunity to recover.” 💔

Nigerian politician and businessman Ned Nwoko has reportedly appealed to fans, bloggers and social media users to give Nollywood actress Regina Daniels some breathing space amid ongoing speculation about her personal life.

In a statement attributed to him, Nwoko expressed concern over what he described as the deliberate circulation of false information about Regina, particularly fabricated reports concerning her death, health and personal circumstances.

He also reportedly warned that those intentionally spreading damaging falsehoods could face consequences.

But beyond the headlines, there is a bigger conversation Nigerians need to have.

When does public concern become an invasion of someone's privacy?

Being a celebrity does not mean every personal struggle must become public entertainment. Whatever the circumstances surrounding Regina's situation, her dignity, safety and well-being should come first.

MY TAKE — Eejeeajoowoo Financial Truth Hub

There is a difference between reporting news and spreading unverified rumours for engagement.

Nobody should have to wake up to false reports of their own death or see their private struggles turned into social media content.

At the same time, public statements should not prevent legitimate questions or responsible journalism.

LET'S TALK!

Do you think bloggers have crossed the line in reporting celebrities' private lives, or should public figures expect this level of scrutiny?

Share your opinion respectfully.

02/11/2026

PEACE AT LAST! TOLUWANISINGS’ WIDOW FINALLY AGREES WITH FATHER-IN-LAW OVER BURIAL — BUT HAS SOCIAL MEDIA GONE TOO FAR?

AFTER DAYS OF FAMILY DISAGREEMENTS, PUBLIC ACCUSATIONS AND EMOTIONAL CONTROVERSY, PEACE MAY FINALLY BE RETURNING TO THE FAMILY OF THE LATE GOSPEL SINGER.

My people, sometimes the biggest tragedy is not just losing someone you love, but watching the family left behind fight over where that person should be laid to rest. 😢

Following the painful death of Nigerian gospel singer Toluwanisings, his burial arrangements became a subject of public controversy.

His widow, Damilola Olayemi, and his father reportedly disagreed over where the late singer should be buried.

According to earlier reports, the widow preferred a cemetery burial, while the singer's father wanted his son buried at the family's Ibadan residence or taken to his hometown to rest beside his late mother.

What should have been a private family discussion soon became a public debate.

People took sides. Accusations circulated. Social media became a courtroom, and the grieving widow found herself at the centre of criticism.

BUT NOW, THERE IS A NEW DEVELOPMENT! 🙏

Lanre Alewilese, a close associate and colleague of the late singer, has reportedly announced that the disagreement between the widow and her father-in-law has been resolved.

According to him, both parties have agreed that Toluwanisings will be buried at his Ibadan home.

He described the disagreement as a misunderstanding and appealed to Nigerians to allow the family to mourn peacefully.

His message was simple: Let peace reign.

MY TAKE — Eejeeajoowoo Financial Truth Hub

My people, there is something deeper in this story that we should not ignore.

When a married man dies, who should have the final say over his burial arrangements — his wife or his parents?

This is one question that has divided many African families for generations.

A wife may argue that she was the person who shared his daily life, his dreams, his struggles and his responsibilities.

A father may also argue that he raised his son, sacrificed for him and deserves to have a voice in how he is laid to rest.

Both relationships deserve respect.

But here is where wisdom must prevail.

Marriage should not erase a man's family, and parenthood should not erase the place of his wife.

When death comes, nobody wins by turning burial arrangements into a battle for authority.

And to those who have been attacking the widow, remember something.

This woman has lost her husband. Whatever disagreements existed within the family, she is still grieving.

Disagreement is not proof of wrongdoing.

We must stop treating every family misunderstanding as evidence of a hidden crime.

If there are genuine concerns requiring investigation, they should be handled through proper channels, not through online accusations.

The dead deserve dignity. The living deserve compassion.

And the children and relatives left behind deserve a family that can heal rather than remain divided.

ONE IMPORTANT LESSON FOR EVERY MARRIED COUPLE:

Have difficult conversations while you are still alive.

Discuss your wishes, your responsibilities and how important family decisions should be handled.

Sometimes, the conversations we avoid today become the battles our loved ones fight tomorrow.

NOW, MY PEOPLE, LET'S DISCUSS!

1.When a married man dies, who should have the greater say over his burial — his wife or his parents?

2.Was it right for the public to attack the widow before hearing every side of the story?

3.Should couples make their burial wishes known while they are still alive to prevent family disagreements?

👇 I WANT TO HEAR YOUR OPINION. LET'S DISCUSS WITH WISDOM, NOT INSULTS.

May Almighty God grant Toluwanisings eternal rest and give his wife, father, children and entire family the strength to bear this painful loss. 🙏🕊️

EEJEEAJOOWO — WHERE EVERY STORY HAS A LESSON, AND EVERY OPINION MATTERS.**

01/11/2026

14 YEARS IN PRISON FOR CONVERTING A MUSLIM TO CHRISTIANITY? THE COURT CASE REVEALS A DIFFERENT STORY!

BORNO STATE CONTROVERSY: RELIGIOUS PERSECUTION OR CHILD CUSTODY CASE?*⚖️

A Nigerian Christian woman, identified in different reports as Liyatu or Lami Samuel Dawa, has been sentenced to 14 years in prison by a Borno State High Court.

The story quickly generated outrage, with viral headlines suggesting she was imprisoned simply for converting a Muslim woman to Christianity.

But fresh details from the legal proceedings have raised important questions.

According to reports citing the judgment delivered by Justice A. B. Kumdila, the conviction was under Section 210 of the Borno State Penal Code, which concerns depriving a parent of the lawful custody of a child.

The Christian Lawyers Fellowship of Nigeria, which represented the defendants, explained that the allegations included removing a child from parental custody, inducing a child to leave home and interfering with the child's education and religious practice.

Four other defendants were reportedly acquitted.

BUT HERE IS WHERE THE CONTROVERSY GETS INTERESTING!

Other accounts, including statements attributed to the convicted woman's lawyers, maintain that the person who converted was legally an adult and chose Christianity voluntarily.

This raises a serious legal question: If the person was an adult acting freely, how was a child custody offence established?

The defence has reportedly initiated an appeal.

WHAT DOES NIGERIAN LAW SAY?

Section 38 of the Nigerian Constitution protects freedom of thought, conscience and religion, including the right to change religion.

However, religious freedom does not automatically authorise anyone to unlawfully remove a child from parental custody.

The real issue is whether the evidence justified the conviction and whether the law was correctly applied.

MY TAKE — Eejeeajoowoo Financial Truth Hub

We must be extremely careful when discussing matters involving religion.

Nobody should be imprisoned merely for peacefully sharing their faith or voluntarily changing religion.

Equally, the protection of children and their lawful custody must be taken seriously.

But we cannot simply conclude that this woman was guilty of kidnapping, or that she was punished solely for preaching, without examining the full evidence.

Justice must be based on facts, not religious sentiment or sensational headlines.

MY PEOPLE, WHAT DO YOU THINK?

Was this a legitimate child custody conviction, or could there have been a miscarriage of justice?

Should the full judgment and evidence be made publicly accessible to clear the controversy?

Share your opinion respectfully. Christianity and Islam should never become weapons of division.

01/11/2026

I CARRIED A PLACARD UNDER BUHARI, NOT JONATHAN!” — PASTOR ADEBOYE FIRES BACK OVER MISLEADING REPORTS**

PASTOR ADEBOYE BREAKS SILENCE: WAS HIS 2020 PRAYER WALK DELIBERATELY MISREPRESENTED? 😳

The General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), Pastor Enoch Adeboye, has responded to claims that he once carried a protest placard against former President Goodluck Jonathan.

Speaking during the church's November Thanksgiving service, the respected cleric accused some journalists and commentators of twisting the facts.

According to Pastor Adeboye, the incident happened on February 2, 2020, during President Muhammadu Buhari's administration, not under Goodluck Jonathan, who left office in May 2015.

He explained that the procession was a prayer walk organised amid growing concerns about killings, terrorism and insecurity across Nigeria.

The placard he carried reportedly read:

"ALL SOULS ARE PRECIOUS TO GOD.”

Adeboye insisted that the exercise was not a political demonstration against Jonathan but part of a wider Christian prayer initiative.

He also questioned why people accepted the circulating allegations without checking the dates and circumstances. – Punchnews

MY TAKE — Eejeeajoowoo Financial Truth Hub

This controversy raises an important question about truth, religion, politics and public accountability in Nigeria.

Whether we agree with Pastor Adeboye or not, one fact remains: 2020 was five years after Jonathan left office.

However, Nigerians also have the right to ask religious leaders about their public positions on national insecurity, regardless of which political party controls the government.

Religious leaders should be judged fairly, and journalists must verify their facts before publishing stories that could mislead the public.

NOW, LET'S DEBATE!

Was Pastor Adeboye unfairly criticised because people misunderstood the date of his prayer walk?

Or do Nigerians have legitimate reasons to question how religious leaders speak out under different administrations?

DROP YOUR OPINION RESPECTFULLY.

31/10/2026

DID RELIGION CREATE THE DISTANCE BETWEEN TOLUWANI SINGS AND HIS FAMILY? FRESH REVELATIONS RAISE QUESTIONS! 😳💔

FROM FUJI MUSIC TO GOSPEL MUSIC — BUT WHAT HAPPENED TO HIS FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS?

My people, the controversy surrounding the late gospel singer Toluwani Sings has taken another turn.

The singer, also known as Olayemi Bayonile Bolaji, reportedly grew up in a Muslim family before converting to Christianity and transitioning from Fuji music to gospel music.

His gospel career later brought him public recognition.

Following his death, allegations emerged that he had distanced himself from members of his paternal family.

However, a voice note attributed to his younger half-brother has offered another perspective.

According to the reported account, their paternal grandmother once asked Toluwani for money to buy meat during Ileya (Eid al-Adha).

The singer allegedly declined, explaining that he was no longer a Muslim.

His half-brother claimed that this response caused disagreement within the family.

But there is another important part of his account that should not be ignored.

He reportedly stated that Toluwani still supported their father financially, despite not maintaining a close physical relationship with the family.

He also defended the singer's wife, saying she should not be blamed for the existing family disagreements.

MY TAKE:
RELIGION SHOULD NEVER DESTROY FAMILY LOVE.

Whether someone is Muslim or Christian, changing religion should not automatically mean abandoning one's parents, grandparents or siblings.

A Muslim can show kindness to Christian relatives, just as a Christian can support Muslim family members without compromising personal religious convictions.

Helping an elderly grandmother financially does not necessarily mean participating in her religious worship.

However, we must be fair.

One reported disagreement over Ileya money is not enough to conclude that religion was the only reason Toluwani was distant from his family.

Family relationships can be complicated, and we have not heard every side of this story.

We should also be careful about blaming his widow for decisions her husband may have made himself.

NOW, MY PEOPLE, LET'S DISCUSS!

If someone converts from Islam to Christianity, or from Christianity to Islam, should that change how they support their parents and grandparents?

And is it right to refuse financial assistance to a family member simply because their request relates to a religious celebration you no longer observe?

I want to hear from both Muslims and Christians. Let's discuss with wisdom, understanding and respect.

Eejeeajoowoo Financial Truth Hub

28/10/2026

IZALA MOVEMENT UNDER SCRUTINY: SHOULD AN ENTIRE RELIGIOUS ORGANISATION BE JUDGED BY THE ALLEGED ACTIONS OF ONE PERSON?🤔⚖️

For nearly five decades, the Izala movement has played a significant role in Islamic preaching, religious education and community life in Nigeria.

But a controversy reportedly involving a 22-year-old first-aid volunteer has raised serious questions about individual responsibility, religious organisations and the importance of justice.

My people, let's discuss this with wisdom, fairness and an open mind. 👇

According to a statement defending the movement, Izala has maintained a longstanding commitment to peaceful coexistence. The statement also recalls the reported killing of Malam Aliyu Barnawa, an early scholar associated with the movement.

However, these historical claims and the details surrounding the latest incident deserve independent verification.

HERE IS THE BIG QUESTION:

If a member of a religious organisation is accused of wrongdoing, should the entire organisation be held responsible?

Or should the accused individual be investigated and prosecuted based on credible evidence?

There is another issue generating discussion: Who recorded the alleged incident, and why was the footage circulated?

These questions may be worth examining, but we must be careful. Recording or sharing footage is not proof of a hidden agenda.

Suggestions that certain individuals may be attempting to infiltrate or discredit the movement also remain allegations unless supported by evidence.

MY TAKE:

Religion should never become a shield for wrongdoing, but neither should it become an excuse to condemn innocent people.

If the young volunteer is found responsible for any criminal offence, the law must take its course.

Equally, if anyone else was involved in wrongdoing, investigators should follow the evidence wherever it leads.

Justice must be based on facts, not religious sentiment, public pressure or speculation.

🔥 NOW, MY PEOPLE, LET'S DEBATE:

👉 Should religious organisations be held accountable for the misconduct of their members?

👉 Can the actions of one individual damage the reputation of an entire movement?

👉 What should religious leaders do when serious allegations arise within their organisations?

Let's hear your opinions respectfully. No religious insults, no hatred — just constructive discussion.

27/10/2026

CHIEF IMAM OF OYO RECEIVES WARM WELCOME AT MARKAZ — BUT A MESSAGE ABOUT HIS TITLE SPARKS DISCUSSION!

The Mudirul Markaz warmly welcomed the Grand Chief Imam of Oyo and his entourage during their visit.

However, an interesting moment reportedly occurred when the Mudirul Markaz advised the Chief Imam to drop the title “Barrister”from his official designation.

According to the statement, the position of Chief Imam is already a highly respected spiritual leadership office, and there is no need to attach another professional title to it.

MY TAKE:
Both religious leadership and professional achievements deserve respect. However, this raises an interesting question about humility, honour and the importance of titles in our society.

LET'S DISCUSS!

👉 Should a Chief Imam stop using his professional title because of his religious position?

👉 Or is there nothing wrong with being addressed as both Barrister and Chief Imam?

What is your opinion? Let's discuss respectfully.*👇

Eejeeajoowoo Financial Truth Hub

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