- Edo State Governor Monday Okpebholo sparked online reactions after briefly struggling to pronounce President Bola Tinubu’s GCFR title during a speech at the Niger Delta Games.
- The clip has since gone viral, attracting mixed responses.
A video of Edo State Governor, Monday Okpebholo, has sparked widespread reactions on social media following a moment during his speech at the opening ceremony of the Niger Delta Games.
While addressing guests at the event, the governor paused to acknowledge President Bola Tinubu, who was represented by a government official. However, as he attempted to mention the President’s official title, Grand Commander of the Order of the Federal Republic (GCFR), he appeared to briefly struggle with the pronunciation.
The moment was captured on video and quickly circulated online, drawing mixed reactions from users. Some found the incident humorous and shared the clip widely, while others dismissed it as a minor slip that can occur during live public speaking engagements.
In other news,….A lady has called for feminism to be embraced with the same dedication and discipline typically associated with religion.
In a video circulating online, she voiced her frustration over what she sees as a lack of urgency and commitment among women when it comes to addressing societal challenges that impact them.
She suggested that feminism should be approached as a structured, daily practice, much like religious rituals, to drive real and lasting change.
The speaker highlighted the importance of a united and determined effort and revealed that her social media presence would now center primarily on feminist issues. She also warned that anyone engaging negatively with her content would be blocked.
She said …
“I watched a video of a beauty saying we need to start practicing feminism as a religion. Like we are not @ngry enough and we need to start practicing feminism as a religion. The same way they indoctrinated religion into us. Okay, yes, you have to pray five times daily. You have to do this. You shouldn’t do this as a Christian. That’s the same way we need to start practicing feminism. Because if we do not take it as a religion, if we do not start practicing it, it means we are not angry enough. We are not b!tter enough. We are not @ngry enough for all these things or with all these things that are literally happening in today’s society and me personally I’m ready to start practicing feminism as a religion everything you are going to be getting on my page from now henceforth is about feminism and you know you are going to come with any b@d energy I’m going to block your straight. I don’t even have time I’m going to block you…”
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