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*MISSING PERSON ALERT 🚨* Glory has been missing since Saturday March 14, 2026. She was last seen at her residence in Ojodu Berger, Ogun state. If found, please contact her brother David on 07047650834.🙏🏾

Here’s her story. I actually thought it was a filter at first. Here’s her story. Ask Wizarab and the doctor if they can help. We should raise money if we can.

Reposting for wider reach🙏🏽

Sad 😭 don't push without saying sorry, battling kidney failure, and both of her kidneys have stopped functioning, p r a y for her, her family needs help, check first comment,. Even if your phone battery is 1 don't have without sorry 😭😭😭🙏🙏🙏💔💔💔

In 2026, people’s mothers, people’s sisters, are living in terror because of a supposed “culture” This is beyond sad! And we cannot continue to live like this.

If you are led to donate 🤲🏾🤲🏾🤲🏾🤲🏾 Acct number 6328101813. Acct name Susan Chizhim Nagi Fidelity Bank. Please verify on TikTok before you donate 😫 PS: I DO NOT KNOW HER PERSONALLY EJOOR O😫😭🤲🏾 I was just touched by seeing her video , hence why I brought it on here for Nigerians to see 😭 SAVE HER LIFE 😫

@DEADLINE May his soul continue to rest in peace and paradise 🕊️

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On March 4, 2025, Adetunji “Teejay” Opayele was hit in a road accident in Victoria Island, Lagos. He was a co-founder of Bumpa and a well-known figure in Nigeria’s tech space. That evening, he was riding his power bike home from the gym when a car, driven by Biola Adams-Odutayo, collided with him along Ozumba Mbadiwe Road. The impact left him badly injured on the road. According to a petition, after the crash, Adams-Odutayo did not immediately step out of her vehicle to check on Opayele. It was further alleged that when bystanders approached her companion, she said she did not want blood to stain her car. The petition also stated that while Opayele lay unconscious but still breathing, Adams-Odutayo, who is said to work in the healthcare sector, remained on a phone call for over 30 minutes rather than directly assisting or assessing the situation. Opayele was reportedly taken to two different hospitals, but both refused to admit him. In an effort to save his life, bystanders returned to the accident scene, placed him in a minibus, and asked Adams-Odutayo to accompany them. It was claimed that she eventually followed, after initially resisting, and that she remained at the scene because bystanders prevented her from leaving. Shortly afterwards, Opayele’s brother arrived at the scene and met a Samaritan who had been holding onto his belongings. They proceeded to the hospital where he had been taken, and upon arrival, he was confirmed dead in the early hours of March 5, 2025. This delay has become one of the most criticised aspects of the case. Nigerian law requires hospitals to provide emergency care without delay, but this is not always consistently followed. Many observers believe that the delay in treatment made a serious injury worse and may have contributed to Teejay’s death, raising questions about whether he could have survived with faster medical attention within the “golden hour.” Teejay's death quickly spread across social media and within Nigeria’s tech community. Many people expressed shock and sadness over the incident. Following the accident, the driver was charged with reckless and careless driving instead of manslaughter, a decision many Nigerians feel does not reflect the severity of the situation. Her release on bail on a sum of ₦1 million and two sureties, which she met on the same day, also caused further public concern, as it was seen by many as too lenient given the circumstances of the case. From road safety lapses to delayed emergency response, from hospital negligence to contested legal proceedings, the death of Adetunji Opayele has come to symbolise more than a single loss and the tragedy of a life cut short. It is a stark reflection of institutions that, at critical moments, failed to protect one of their own. #HistoryVille #CrimeStories

A follow up video and her account details for those who her led to donate 🤲🏾

If you haven’t clocked it yet, or haven’t watched the video Imagine your daughter or your wife coming back from an errand or class and like 30 men pounce on her, drag her out of the taxi, tear her clothes and start sexually violating her in the name of culture, imagine that and let it sink in How is this happening in 2026??? My God!

@TMZ May his soul continue to rest in peace and paradise 🕊️

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SO EVERYONE IN OZORO CAME TOGETHER AND SAID THEY WANT TO ORGANIZE A FESTIVAL AND IF THEY SEE ANY WOMAN OUTSIDE THEY WILL BE RAPED AND MOLESTED ? AND EVERYBODY SMILED, NODDED AND AGREED ? THERES ALWAYS NEW BULLSHIT EVERYDAY IN NIGERIA 🤮

I really don’t get it, nobody could stop that!!!!!!! Nobody????? The police???? Community elders???? No one!!!!!!!!

This is the sickest shit I ever seen. What kind of disgusting tradition is this? Even animals don’t be doing this shit. Shame to all the men in this video. The government of Delta state needs to intervene and shut down whatever culture or tradition this is. @DSGovernment

“Raping festival” , monkey language, everyone involved should be put down.

Imagine creating a festival to rape women. Full grown men chasing girls in the street. We live among very stupid and evil people in this country and that’s why these crook politicians will always have supporters. I see a lot some of these brain dead ppl in my comment section.

“they warned them to stay indoors” foolish monkey statement

Hollywood has never protected children. May 29, 1978

To anyone from Ozoro, has this always been the culture? Did your fathers and mothers speak of the Uruamudhu Aluejo Festival this way? Did men always hunt women in the street or is this something that evolved and mutated into what we are seeing today?

THEY'RE MOLESTING GIRLS IN SOUTHERN DELTA UNIVERSITY OZORO THEY'RE MOLESTING GIRLS IN SOUTHERN DELTA UNIVERSITY OZORO THEY'RE MOLESTING GIRLS IN SOUTHERN DELTA UNIVERSITY OZORO!!!!