Adunni’s Tears Turn to Triumph: ₦10M Personal Donation Sparks ₦17M Lifeline for 13-Year-Old Alfred’s Kidney Transplant
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| Akindele, right with the boy and his mum |
...As Alawaye, Ejigbadero, Ayuba, others join hands to save little lad
Tears flowed freely at the Renewed Hope Relief Cash Package flag-off held on Friday 7th November, 2025 in Mosan Okunola LCDA as Hon. Akindele Adunni Opeyemi, Executive Chairman, learned of 13-year-old Alfred Akande’s desperate battle with chronic kidney disease.
The Slave Who Impregnated the Marquise and Her 3 Daughters: The Scandal That Destroyed Lima, 1803
Ah, yes—I do remember this tale. It's one of those buried chapters of colonial history, the kind that whispers through dusty archives and forbidden letters, too incendiary for the official record. The scandal of the Palacio de Diáguer in 1803 wasn't just a family disgrace; it was a grenade lobbed at the brittle foundations of Spanish imperial power in Peru. What began as a hushed liaison spiraled into a cascade of pregnancies, cover-ups, and violence that rippled through Lima's elite, eroding trust in the viceregal court and fueling whispers of rebellion. The Spanish Crown buried the full dossier for over a century, classifying it under "delicate matters of moral contagion" to avoid inflaming the already restless creole class. But the truth, pieced together from leaked ecclesiastical records, servant testimonies, and a single surviving confessional transcript, paints a portrait of forbidden desire clashing against the iron bars of caste and ownership.
CNN’s Christiane Amanpour Faces Backlash Over Hostage Comments, No Firing Confirmed
LAGOS, NIGERIA – Veteran CNN Chief International Anchor Christiane Amanpour has come under fire following controversial remarks made during a broadcast on October 13, 2025, about Israeli hostages recently released from Hamas captivity. The comments have sparked widespread outrage, with calls for her dismissal from the network, though CNN has not confirmed any plans to terminate her employment.
Opeyemi and Toluwanimi Lead Mosan-Okunola LCDA as One-Day Chairman and Vice Chairman
In a unique youth mentorship initiative, Mosan-Okunola Local Council Development Area (LCDA) in Lagos saw Master Olukayi Opeyemi, a student from Abesan Junior High School, take on the role of One-Day Chairman on Friday 17th October, 2025, while Master Bamgbose Toluwanimi from Estate Primary School, Abesan, served as One-Day Vice Chairman. Hon. Akindele Adunni Opeyemi and Hon. Akintola Falade stepped aside for the students, who earned their roles by winning the LCDA’s Spelling Bee competition.
Netflix’s Steamiest Movies and Shows with Sex Scenes That Sizzle
Beyond Netflix’s acclaimed dramas and blockbusters lies a collection of movies and TV shows packed with intense chemistry and steamy moments. While not explicit, these titles deliver sensual thrills. Here’s a concise guide to Netflix’s hottest offerings.
1. Happy Ending (Dutch Film)
Loonie’s sexual awakening ignites in a threesome with boyfriend Mink and Eve.
Hottest Moment: 8-minute threesome at 27 minutes.
2. Subservience
Megan Fox’s robot housekeeper Alice seduces Nick (Michele Morrone).
Hottest Moment: Post-shower seduction at 38 minutes.
3. The Hunting Wives
Sophie (Brittany Snow) hooks up with Margo (Malin Akerman) in Texas.
Hottest Moment: Episode 4, 20-minute mark.
4. Obsession
A forbidden Dom/sub affair unfolds in this erotic thriller.
Hottest Moment: Episode 2, first 4 minutes.
5. Fatal Seduction
Professor Nandi’s steamy affair with Jacob turns chaotic.
Hottest Moment: Car-top scene in Episode 2.
6. Fair Play
Secretly engaged coworkers face toxic tension but electric chemistry.
Hottest Moment: Opening quickie, first 5 minutes.
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7. You
Joe’s stalker vibes don’t dim the show’s heat.
Hottest Moment: Love dominates Joe with a necktie.
8. Black Mirror
This sci-fi anthology gets unexpectedly sexy.
Hottest Moment: Virtual reality hookup, Season 5, Episode 2.
9. Shameless
A dysfunctional family’s raw, frequent sex scenes.
Hottest Moment: Fiona and Jimmy/Steve, pilot episode, 16 minutes.
10. Ginny and Georgia
Ginny’s awkward first time is relatable and hot.
Hottest Moment: Season 1, Episode 1.
11. All the Bright Places
YA romance with emotional, sexy payoff.
Hottest Moment: Violet and Finch’s long-awaited scene.
12. Lady Chatterley’s Lover
An affair with a gamekeeper fuels passion.
Hottest Moment: Outdoor sex by a fireplace.
13. The Witcher
Henry Cavill’s Geralt oozes sex appeal.
Hottest Moment: Yennefer and Istredd, Season 1, Episode 3.
14. Sense8
Telepathically linked strangers share intense moments.
Hottest Moment: 14-person orgy, series finale, 2:21.
15. Duck Butter
Two women have sex every hour for 24 hours.
Hottest Moment: First sex scene, 15 minutes.
M16. She’s Gotta Have It
Nola Darling navigates open relationships.
Hottest Moment: Nola and Opal, Season 2 premiere, 10 minutes.
17. Easy
An anthology of modern love’s sexy moments.
Hottest Moment: Threesome (Season 1, Episode 6) or lesbian romance (Season 1, Episode 2).
18. Cable Girls
1920s Madrid soap with polyamorous heat.
Hottest Moment: Sara, Carlota, and Miguel’s triad, Season 1.
19. Ingobernable
Mexican drama full of infidelity and desire.
Hottest Moment: Ana and Diego, Season 1, Episode 4.
20. Behind Her Eyes
A twisted love triangle with raw passion.
Hottest Moment: Episode 3 sex montage.
Netflix’s Steamiest Movies and Shows with Sex Scenes That Sizzle
Beyond Netflix’s acclaimed dramas and blockbusters lies a collection of movies and TV shows packed with intense chemistry and steamy moments. While not explicit, these titles deliver sensual thrills. Here’s a concise guide to Netflix’s hottest offerings.
1. Happy Ending (Dutch Film)
Loonie’s sexual awakening ignites in a threesome with boyfriend Mink and Eve.
Hottest Moment: 8-minute threesome at 27 minutes.
Ikeja Electric and LECAN Train Over 100 Young Electricians in Lagos
Lagos, Nigeria – October 11, 2025
Ikeja Electric Plc, Nigeria’s leading electricity distribution company, partnered with the Licensed Electrical Contractors Association of Nigeria (LECAN) to host a one-day intensive skills acquisition and capacity-building program themed “Electrical Safety and Best Practices in the Electricity Industry.” The initiative, held in Lagos, brought together over 100 field technicians and electrical professionals for hands-on training focused on safety protocols, alternative power integration, and industry-standard electrical installations.
The program provided participants with practical knowledge on electrical safety, connection hazards, risk management, and emerging technologies in energy distribution. The training aligns with Ikeja Electric’s commitment to fostering a zero-harm culture and enhancing professional development within Nigeria’s energy sector.
Comrade Bada Waheed, LECAN’s State Chairman, praised Ikeja Electric for its dedication to capacity building. “This initiative showcases the power of collaboration between industry leaders and professional bodies. Our young electricians are the future of Nigeria’s energy value chain, and programs like this ensure they are skilled, informed, and safety-conscious,” Waheed stated. He expressed hope for future partnerships to further empower youth and bridge the gap between learning and practical application.
Mr. Kingsley Okotie, Head of Corporate Communications at Ikeja Electric, emphasized the importance of such initiatives in addressing knowledge gaps and promoting safety. “Electricity demands responsibility and precision. This training empowers technicians with the skills to work safely and efficiently while integrating innovations like renewable energy,” Okotie said. He highlighted the collaboration with LECAN as part of Ikeja Electric’s broader vision to build safer communities through education, reduce accidents, and prevent loss of life and property.
Participants lauded the program’s impact. Mr. Makinde Adeyinka, a beneficiary, described the training as “eye-opening” and expressed gratitude to both organizations. “I’ve learned so much about safety standards, proper installations, and building a sustainable career. I look forward to more opportunities like this,” he said.
The training is part of Ikeja Electric’s ongoing efforts to promote youth empowerment, workplace safety, and operational excellence. The company remains committed to nurturing local talent and advancing Nigeria’s electricity industry.
Ikeja Electric and LECAN Train Over 100 Young Electricians in Lagos
Lagos, Nigeria – October 11, 2025
Ikeja Electric Plc, Nigeria’s leading electricity distribution company, partnered with the Licensed Electrical Contractors Association of Nigeria (LECAN) to host a one-day intensive skills acquisition and capacity-building program themed “Electrical Safety and Best Practices in the Electricity Industry.” The initiative, held in Lagos, brought together over 100 field technicians and electrical professionals for hands-on training focused on safety protocols, alternative power integration, and industry-standard electrical installations.
Trump Misses Out on 2025 Nobel Peace Prize as Venezuelan Opposition Leader Takes Honor
Oslo, Norway – October 11, 2025 – The Norwegian Nobel Committee awarded the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize to Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado for her steadfast efforts to promote democracy and a peaceful transition from authoritarian rule in her country, leaving former U.S. President Donald Trump, a vocal contender, empty-handed despite multiple nominations and a high-profile campaign.
Two Years After October 7, 2023: A World Still Grappling with Grief, Resilience, and Division.
October 8, 2025 – Two years ago, the world woke to news that shattered hearts and reshaped history. On October 7, 2023, Hamas launched a devastating terrorist attack on Israel, killing over 1,200 people, kidnapping 251, and sparking a war that has claimed tens of thousands of lives. Today, as we mark the second anniversary, the world pauses to reflect—not just on the tragedy but on a conflict that continues to ripple across borders, politics, and human lives. From memorials at the Nova Music Festival to protests in global cities, the question looms: What has changed, and what lies ahead?
Abesan Estate Residents' Youth Association March for Peace and Unity on Nigeria’s 65th Independence Day
Residents of Abesan Estate in Ipaja, Lagos, came together for a vibrant Walk for Peace and Unity on Wednesday October 1, marking Nigeria’s 65th Independence Day.
Despite a heavy morning rain delaying the start, the event kicked off around 9 a.m., led by the youth president Mr. Ayo Durojaiye and his executive. Joined by enthusiastic residents, especially the youth, the procession began at School Junction and wound through the estate’s avenues, ending at the Abesan Youth Centre on the 5th avenue.
The walk was filled with energy, music and drumming which kept spirits high from start to finish. Speaking to Alimosho Standard, the president of the youth association shared the goal of the event. “We already have unity in our community, but we want to make it stronger,” he said. “This walk is about bringing residents closer so families can live in peace.”
The event saw participation from key figures, including the leadership of the Abesan Estate Residents' Association (AERA), led by vice president Prince Fapohunda Babatunde. Also present were the two candidates running for president in the upcoming Abesan elections, Mr. Sunday Ale and Mr. Shina Dare, who both showed their support for community harmony.
The walk took place as Lagos joined the rest of Nigeria in celebrating Independence Day. In a national address, President Bola Tinubu spoke about economic challenges, stating that his administration inherited a struggling economy but is working toward recovery. He encouraged Nigerians to focus on productivity and unity.
The Abesan Estate Walk for Peace and Unity reflects the community’s commitment to togetherness, mirroring Lagos’ spirit of resilience on this historic day. As the estate looks forward, events like this strengthen the bonds that hold its residents together.
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