“Why Do You People Want To Kpai Me?”- Nkechi Blessing’s Ex-Boyfriend, Xxssive, Cries Out In Delta
Eseoghene Obire, popularly known as Xxssive and the ex-boyfriend of Nollywood actress Nkechi Blessing, has raised the alarm after reportedly escaping a life-threatening incident in Delta State.
The social media personality took to his social media page to express his concerns about security in the state, claiming that he narrowly escaped death the previous day.
Sharing a video showing visible wounds on his body, Xxssive called for answers, questioning the identity of those allegedly behind the incident and their reasons for wanting to harm him.
Expressing his fear and frustration, he lamented the security situation in Delta State and demanded an explanation over what had happened to him.
I narrowly escaped death yesterday in my own state.
In other news… A Nigerian man has criticised youths defending the All Progressives Congress (APC) government, blaming tribalism and political loyalty for some of the country’s persistent problems.
The man spoke out after reportedly spending his entire monthly minimum wage on a shirt, a pair of trousers and shoes, highlighting the financial difficulties many Nigerians face amid the high cost of living.
In his remarks, he questioned why young Nigerians continue to support the ruling party despite the country’s current economic situation.
“We Nigerian youths are the biggest problem of this country because, tell me, given the current situation in Nigeria, why are my fellow youths still defending the APC government? Secondly, trib@lism is what has kept this country the way it is,” he said.
His comments have attracted reactions on X, with some users agreeing that young Nigerians should hold political leaders accountable, while others focused on his decision to spend his entire monthly earnings on clothing.Access Services
One commenter described APC-supporting youths as “the worst,” while another suggested that the man should tag the party and ask for financial assistance after spending his salary on the outfit.
The discussion has also drawn attention to the financial pressure facing low-income earners and the role of political divisions in Nigeria’s public discourse.
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