“Is Wike’s Aide Threatening Me?” – Lady Reveals After Covering Abuja Water Scarcity

• A social media commentator, Adesuwa, has alleged that Lere Olayinka, an aide to FCT Minister Nyesom Wike, sent her a message after she posted a video about water scarcity in Abuja.
• Her claim has sparked discussions online as residents continue to complain about water supply challenges in the capital.

A Nigerian content creator identified as Adesuwa has sparked reactions online after alleging that an aide to the Federal Capital Territory minister contacted her following a video she made about water scarcity in Abuja.

Adesuwa had earlier shared a video highlighting the ongoing water shortage affecting several parts of Abuja, where residents have reportedly been struggling with irregular water supply.

The issue of water scarcity in the city has been ongoing for months. Authorities previously explained that the disruption was caused by rehabilitation work on two of the four major water treatment plants serving the capital. Nyesom Wike, the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, said the repairs required shutting down the plants temporarily, leaving only two operational and forcing the government to ration water supply.

However, after posting her video about the situation, Adesuwa revealed that she received a message from Lere Olayinka, a media aide to Wike.

Reacting publicly, she questioned the intention behind the message.

“Is Wike’s aide thre@tening me for covering water scarcity in Abuja?” she asked.

Her statement quickly attracted attention on social media, with many users debating whether public officials or their representatives should directly respond to critics or commentators online.

Imagine how bad and lawless the country has become. They’re always threatening citizens for voicing out the obvious. Nigeria is weeping profusely. https://t.co/7upstwRC8S

— Mama Ju 🫆 (@julietemmanuel0) March 10, 2026

In other news…. Reality TV star Kiddwaya has spoken out against the growing trend of Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL) procedures among Nigerian women.

In a post shared on his X account on Tuesday, he advised women to avoid undergoing body-enhancing surgeries. Instead, he encouraged them to focus on exercising and maintaining a healthy lifestyle if they want to improve their physical appearance.

“Dear Ladies. Please stop doing BBL. We love the way you are. Your body is perfect the way God designed it. And if you feel you need to look slightly better then get yourself a gym

Membership and work out like a normal human being. Enough is enough. Yours sincerely. Men,” he wrote.