Ekiti Kete in the World

23/06/2026

Akin Olaiya's wife appeared unhappy at their wedding and subsequently ended the marriage within a year.

23/06/2026

Social media commentator Coach GehGeh. has argued that a woman might use a man's current status to upgrade her life, remaining legally married to him while secretly scouting for her "dream" husband.


He claims women use stepping stones. They settle down out of societal pressure, then swap partners when someone wealthier arrives.

He also said women Settling down out of convenience or age pressure, while remaining emotionally checked out and open to better options.

Content creators like GehGeh build their platform by telling men to protect their finances and expect the absolute worst to avoid heartbreak 🧐.

22/06/2026

IBADAN people na true??😂😂😂😂

22/06/2026

"If husbands aren’t as important as many of you claim, why do you always go to church to pray for one?" – Woman Asks

22/06/2026

Mose saigbo, this is the correct meaning not mo sa igbo

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22/06/2026

The Story of Adégbòrò l'Ójà Ọba

Adégbòrò left his hometown of Ibadan and moved to Lagos in search of better opportunities. He began his journey by working as an "alabàru" (a load carrier) at the Oyingbo market to make a living.

After saving for a few years, he bought a cart, which not only eased his workload but also boosted his income. With time, he purchased six more carts and rented them out to others.

Eight years into the cart-pushing business, Adégbòrò acquired a van, commonly known as "Bolekaja." He learned to drive and managed the business himself. Within four years, he expanded his fleet to six vans.

As a proud native of Ibadan ("omo bibi ilu Ibadan"), Adégbòrò built a magnificent house at Òjà Ọba, near the Olubadan Palace, when he decided to settle down.

Many people approached Adégbòrò to learn the secret behind his success. He would ask if they were willing to start by carrying loads at the market as he had done. Their response was always "NEVER." Adégbòrò would then say, "Eni tí ó lè ṣe alabàru l'Óyingbo, kò lè ṣe bí Adégbòrò l'Ójà Ọba," meaning "One who cannot carry loads at Óyingbo cannot achieve what Adégbòrò has at Ójà Ọba."

This reflects a Yoruba proverb: "Ìsasùn tàbí ìkọkò tí yóò jẹ ata (óbè), ìdì rẹ̀ a gbona," which translates to "A pot that wants to cook delicious soup must have its bottom burnt or heated with fire first."

The moral of Adégbòrò's story is that endurance is key to achievement. There are no sustainable shortcuts to success. Enduring wealth is built over time through persistent effort.

Ę feyikogbon ooo!!! (Be wise, ooo!!!)

22/06/2026

Many people are disappointed as our Ekiti Lady flaunt the N15,000 APC gave her to vote for their party in Ekiti.

Ekiti Kete in the World

22/06/2026

Lady Shuts Down Her Restaurant Business In Ekiti, Relocates To Lagos Island After Doing BBL?

A lady on her X handle, posted a video of the said lady shaking her bu**um to a song, and alleged that the lady used to run a successful restaurant business in Ekiti State before suddenly closing it down and moving to Lagos Island, a high-brow area filled with rich guys after undergoing BBL.

One male user replied to the post:
“She’s now the f00d, not the restaurant.”

However the said lady hasn't neither given the reason she closed her restaurant nor why she relocated to Lagos Island.

22/06/2026

Bail Revoked: Sowore Remanded In Kuje Prison As Court Denies Recusal Request

21/06/2026

After Sunday Igboho rescued the people who were kid+napped by Fulanis in his hometown of Iba, Gani Adams held a press conference. He said, 'Hmm, Yoruba people know how to push someone into trouble and then run away. Everyone has known me from the very beginning that I am not a coward, but the Yoruba can really push you into trouble. I always say that we cannot enter the bushes without getting permission from the government—never. I see some people asking, "What is the work of Aare Gani?" I just say to myself that these same people will push you forward and then abandon you.'" Iba Gani Adams said