Jada P Causes Stir Online After Losing Phone During Wizkid’s Lagos Concert

Wizkid’s baby mama, Jada P, grabbed attention online after reportedly losing her phone during one of her husband’s concerts in Lagos. A video that quickly circulated showed Jada frantically searching through the crowd, surrounded by friends, family, and well-wishers, all asking what she was looking for. The clip captured the hectic scene, with people calling out and scanning the area to help her retrieve the missing device, while the concert carried on in the background. It’s still unclear if the phone was ever recovered, but the video has sparked a flurry of reactions on social media, with fans sharing laughs over the relatable moment from Wizkid’s Lagos show. Moments when Jada P lost her iPhone 17 pro max at Wizkid show last night 🥺🥺pic.twitter.com/viA7bF6X8k — Real_Chydabby (@RealChydabby) December 29, 2025

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Wike Bans Mobile Phones For AGIS And Land Administration Workers

The Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) has reportedly banned mobile phone use for staff of the Abuja Geographic Information Systems (AGIS) and the Department of Land Administration, specifically targeting officers on Salary Grade Level 14 and below. The directive, effective Wednesday, November 12, 2025, was communicated through an internal memo signed by AGIS management and circulated to affected staff. Titled “Ban on Use of Mobile Phones Within the Office Premises for Officers on Salary Grade Level 14 and Below,” the memo instructs that employees in the specified grades are no longer permitted to bring mobile phones into the office. “This is to inform all staff of AGIS and the Department of Land Administration that with effect from Wednesday, 12th November 2025, there shall be a ban on the use of mobile phones within the office premises for all officers on Salary Grade Level (SGL) 14 and below. Affected staff are not permitted to enter the premises with their mobile phones henceforth. All concerned officers are hereby advised to comply strictly and be guided accordingly,” the memo stated. The policy has drawn mixed reactions, with some staff describing it as “unusual” and “overly restrictive.” While no official explanation has been provided, the directive comes shortly after FCT Minister Nyesom Wike was involved in a public confrontation with a naval officer over a disputed land in Abuja. As of now, neither AGIS nor the FCTA has released an official statement clarifying the mobile phone ban.

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