- A dedicated fan of Wizkid has shared her joy on social media after graduating with a first-class degree from Igbinedion University.
- In her post she proudly tagged Wizkid and expressed her gratitude for this achievement.
A dedicated fan of Nigerian singer Wizkid has shared her joy on social media after graduating with a first-class degree from Igbinedion University.
In her post on X (formerly Twitter), she proudly tagged Wizkid and expressed her gratitude for this achievement.
She wrote:
“Over the weekend, @wizkidayo shawty graduated as the best graduating first-class student in her department… my story is crazy but true true na double six if na God throw dice.”
The joyful post spread rapidly online, leading to a wave of congratulatory messages from supporters who filled the comment section to celebrate her achievement.
See some comments below:
@MIghtyman1739: “Congratulations…. God go still throw you another double 6.”
@balog_official: “Congratulations dear. So proud of you . Well done.”
@hala_dyn: “Congratulations 🎊🎉… oya ka ma shaye lo titi lailai.”
@iamiyiola_: “May God bless you with a good paying job ijn Congratulations.”
@AjMachalaa: “See as you dey radiate sense.🔥🔥congratulations machalina go and prosper.”
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In other news, Social media personality Phoebe has taken to X (formerly Twitter) to firmly deny the authenticity of a leaked explicit video that has been circulating online.
Phoebe clarified that while the person in the video resembles her, it is not her. Expressing frustration, she revealed that she has faced relentless trolling over the footage for the past year, despite repeatedly debunking the claims.
In a heartfelt post, Phoebe vented her anger, saying:
“I’m saying this with my full chest… I hate everybody at this point, and I hope you are not in a position where you can’t defend yourself. For the past 1 year, I’ve been trolled with this video. I’ve told you guys countless times that this isn’t me. God will judge you all.”
Phoebe’s emotional outburst highlights the mental toll false accusations and online harassment can take, sparking conversations about cyberbullying and the need for digital accountability.
