Celeb001@

A man identified as Michael Akpabio drew attention at Ogba Market on Wednesday evening while attempting to buy frozen turkey worth ₦50,000 from a vendor known as Mama Sarah. The incident occurred on July 16, 2026, during the early hours of the evening when market activities were still ongoing. Witnesses said Mr. Akpabio approached the frozen food section and requested several packs of frozen turkey with a total value of about ₦50,000, attracting the attention of nearby traders and customers. According to Mama Sarah, she said the situation became noticeable because of the quantity and value of the turkey requested. “He came to my stall and asked for frozen turkey worth ₦50,000. At first I thought it was a normal purchase, but people around started paying attention because he wanted many packs at once,” she said. A passerby, Chinedu Okafor, said he noticed a crowd gathering around the stall. “I was passing through the market when I saw people gathering. Someone said a man was trying to b...

In Lagos, fashion is no longer just about looking good; it is about making a statement. From concerts and club nights to Instagram photos and TikTok videos, celebrities have become some of the biggest trendsetters in the city. The moment a popular musician, actor, or influencer appears in a new outfit, social media begins to buzz. Within days, similar styles start showing up in boutiques, online stores, and on the streets. The influence of celebrities on fashion in Lagos has grown rapidly over the past few years. What was once limited to magazine covers and television appearances is now happening in real time through smartphones. Fans no longer wait for the next issue of a fashion magazine to see what their favorite star is wearing. A single Instagram story or event appearance can inspire thousands of people to copy a look. One major reason for this is the rise of social media culture. Platforms such as Instagram, TikTok, and X allow celebrities to showcase their lifestyles every day. ...