Yhemolee Gifts Father Brand New House In Lekki, Lagos State

Nigerian socialite Yhemolee has gifted his father a stunning new home in Lekki, Lagos State. A video shared on his Instagram story showed his father beaming with happiness as he toured the mansion’s exterior, visibly overwhelmed by the thoughtful gesture. The lavish present follows closely on the heels of another gift, with Yhemolee recently surprising his mother with a Lexus car, highlighting his commitment to celebrating his parents. Known for his extravagant lifestyle and active presence in Nigeria’s entertainment scene, Yhemolee used the moment to honor his family and show gratitude for their support. JUST IN: Yhemolee gifts his father a brand new house in Lekki, Lagos state pic.twitter.com/mZ2cV5zR5N — Gistlover (@GistLovers) March 13, 2026

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“I Will Use You As A Scapegoat” — Samuel Banks Captures Beggar Who Stoned His Car On Lekki Expressway

Nigerian influencer Samuel Banks has drawn attention online after posting a video of a man he accused of throwing stones at his car on the Lekki Expressway for refusing to hand over money. In the clip shared on social media, the man is seen pleading for mercy while Banks speaks from behind the camera, expressing frustration over what he described as repeated attacks on his vehicles along the busy roadway. Banks explained that this was not the first time he had been targeted. In the video caption, he wrote: “Lekki Expressway boys don spot my first car, spot my second car, now my third car… just because I no give them money. They even stoned this one. Thank God it didn’t touch the glass. This time, I’m not letting anything slide. Enough is enough.” The influencer made it clear he intends to take firm action, signaling that he will not ignore the incident. The video has sparked conversations online, with many highlighting concerns over harassment and safety risks posed by beggars and street boys along the Lekki corridor. The set of Lekki street boys that Peller called out and rep0rted a few days ago has just att@ck3d Samuel Banks as they st0ned and damaged his car's windshield glass 😲😳 pic.twitter.com/DsBeYfG5lv — Cleverly 💐 (@Cleverlydey4u) March 2, 2026

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Yemi Adamolekun Harassed By Security While Honouring #EndSARS Victims At Lekki Toll Gate

Activist, Yemi Adamolekun Harassed By Security While Honouring #EndSARS Victims At Lekki Toll Gate

Nigerian activist Yemi Adamolekun, Executive Director of Enough is Enough Nigeria (EiE), was reportedly harassed by security personnel on Monday while attempting to lay flowers at the Lekki Toll Gate in remembrance of victims of the 2020 EndSARS protests. EiE Nigeria shared the incident on X, stating: “While peacefully laying a wreath in remembrance of the #LekkiMassacre, #_yemia was harassed by overzealous security agents. Even in honouring the dead, citizens are intimidated. She’s fine — but this abuse of power is not.” Human rights campaigner Deji Adeyanju also condemned the act on X, adding: “I condemn the harassment of notable human rights activist Yemi Adamolekun of #EiENigeria by security agents who have no respect or regard for human rights in Nigeria.” The EndSARS movement, which began in October 2020, protested police brutality, particularly against the now-disbanded Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS). The campaign reached its tragic peak on October 20, 2020, when security operatives reportedly opened fire on demonstrators at the Lekki Toll Gate. Activists and civil society groups continue to mark the anniversary of the protest, calling for justice for the victims and accountability for the security forces involved in the killings. Executive Director of @EiENigeria, Yemi Adamolekun, was stopped and assaulted by security officers at the Lekki Toll Gate while attempting to lay flowers in honour of those who lost their lives during the 2020 #EndSARS protest. pic.twitter.com/KL3ZT90522 — News Central TV (@NewsCentralTV) October 20, 2025

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Lekki Volleyball Club Hosts Thunder Games 2025, 28 Teams to Battle

The Lekki Volleyball Club (LVC) is proud to announce the hosting of the 3rd edition of the Thunder Games, a premier volleyball tournament that promises to bring together the best teams from across Nigeria. The highly anticipated event, scheduled to take place from April 15 to 19, 2025, will feature 28 teams, comprising 18 male and 10 female teams, all vying for the top spot at the Teslim Balogun Stadium in Lagos. Volleyball, the fifth most popular sport in the world, has gained immense popularity in Nigeria, with a thriving community of enthusiasts and talented players. The Thunder Games, now in its third edition, has become a highlight of the Nigerian volleyball calendar, showcasing the country’s rich talent and passion for the sport. In the 2023 edition, Lekki Cruisers emerged as the overall champions, winning both the male and female tournaments. This year’s event promises to be even more exciting, with new teams and players expected to make their mark. Some of the top teams expected to participate in the tournament include Legacy Volleyball Club (Lagos), Phoenix (Ogun), Hitters Spikers (Asaba), Harmony Spikers (Kwara), and a host of other top teams from across the country, including the host, Lekki Cruisers. “We are thrilled to host the 3rd edition of the Thunder Games, which has become a flagship event for the Lekki Volleyball Club,” said Odafe Gbagbaje, President of the Lekki Volleyball Club. “We are confident that this year’s tournament will be an exciting and closely contested competition that will showcase the best of Nigerian volleyball. “The Thunder Games is a celebration of the passion and talent that exists in Nigerian volleyball,” added Olusola Aluko, Chairman of the Local Organizing Committee (LOC). “We have put in place all the necessary arrangements to ensure a successful tournament, and we look forward to welcoming teams and spectators from all over the country.” The Thunder Games 2025 promises to be an unforgettable experience for volleyball enthusiasts, with thrilling matches, exciting performances, and a celebration of the sport’s growth and popularity in Nigeria. Stay tuned for more updates and information on the tournament.

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