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Peller, Sense or Non-sense?

Congratulations !!! 🎉 

14 years old popular Nigerian TikToker and biggest streamer Peller splashes N90 million naira purchased brand new car.

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Yeah! Baba Wande, one of the Lengeraries of our time.

Baba Wande, whose real name is Alhaji Kareem Adepoju, is a renowned Nigerian film actor, writer, and producer. Born in Osogbo, he is a Nigerian national and has been active in the film industry since 1962. He is known for his iconic roles in several Yoruba films, including "Ti Oluwa Ni Ile," "Arugba," "Abeni," "Igbekun," "Anikulapo," and "Oluweri Magboojo" among others.

Baba Wande's career in acting began with stage plays, including "Kuye," "Orogun Adedigba," and "Ekuro Oloja." He later transitioned to television with the popular series "Kootu Asipa." His breakthrough role came in 1993 when he starred as "Oloye Otun" in the movie "Ti Oluwa Ni Ile," which catapulted him to stardom.

Throughout his career, Baba Wande has been recognized for his contributions to the Yoruba film industry. He has been involved in various projects, including the adaptation of his movie "Ti Oluwa Ni Ile" into a stage play titled "Asiyanbi" by Arora Groove.

Despite his long-standing career, Baba Wande has expressed concerns about the current state of the industry. He believes that the pursuit of money has overshadowed the passion for acting, leading to a decline in the quality of films. He also notes that the industry has become more commercialized, with many artists prioritizing financial gain over artistic expression.

Baba Wande has been involved in various controversies, including a recent issue with ace filmmaker Tunde Kelani. He has denied any animosity towards Kelani, stating that their disagreement was a matter of misunderstanding rather than a personal feud.

Baba Wande is a highly respected figure in the Yoruba film industry, known for his iconic roles and contributions to the development of the industry. Despite the challenges he faces, he remains committed to his craft and continues to produce high-quality films that entertain and inspire audiences.

Let's celebrate a legend 👏 🙌
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Public Holidays in Nigeria 2024

Date NameTypeDetails
1 JanMondayNew Year's DayPublic Holiday 
14 FebWednesdayValentine's DayObservance 
14 FebWednesdayAsh WednesdayObservance, Christian 
8 MarFridayWomen's DayObservance 
10 MarSundayMothering SundayObservance 
11 MarMondayRamadan StartObservance 
20 MarWednesdayMarch EquinoxSeason 
29 MarFridayGood FridayPublic Holiday 
30 MarSaturdayHoly SaturdayObservance, Christian 
31 MarSundayEaster SundayObservance, Christian 
1 AprMondayEaster MondayPublic Holiday 
10 AprWednesdayId el FitrPublic Holiday 
11 AprThursdayId el Fitr holidayPublic Holiday 
1 MayWednesdayWorkers' DayPublic Holiday 
27 MayMondayChildren's DayObservance 
12 JunWednesdayDemocracy DayPublic Holiday 
16 JunSundayFather's DayObservance 
17 JunMondayId el Kabir (Tentative Date)Public Holiday 
18 JunTuesdayId el Kabir additional holiday (Tentative Date)Public Holiday 
20 JunThursdayJune SolsticeSeason 
8 JulMondayAl-Hijra (Tentative Date)Local holiday 
20 AugTuesdayIsese DayLocal holidayOsun
16 SepMondayId el Maulud (Tentative Date)Public Holiday 
22 SepSundaySeptember EquinoxSeason 
1 OctTuesdayNational DayPublic Holiday 
21 DecSaturdayDecember SolsticeSeason 
22 DecSundaySambisa Memorial DayLocal holidayBorno
24 DecTuesdayChristmas EveObservance, Christian 
25 DecWednesdayChristmas DayPublic Holiday 
26 DecThursdayBoxing DayPublic Holiday 
31 DecTuesdayNew Year's EveObservance
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