A University of Lagos (UNILAG) law graduate, Maryam Agoro, has passed away just one day after her convocation ceremony, leaving friends and family in shock and mourning. The news was shared on social media by a user identified as @plantcodesss, who expressed sadness and celebrated the graduate's life. Agoro was part of the 2023 graduating class and attended the 2024/2025 convocation ceremony held on January 20, 2026, at the university's main campus. The ceremony marked the university's 55th convocation, with 16,506 graduates receiving degrees, including 272 with first-class honors. The graduate's sudden death has sparked an outpouring of grief and tributes on social media, with many expressing shock and praying for her soul to rest in peace. The university has not yet released an official statement on the circumstances surrounding her death. ¹ ² ³ The loss of Agoro has highlighted the fragility of life and the importance of cherishing moments of celeb...
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A member of the Lord's Chosen Ministries has shared a harrowing testimony about falling into a very deep well. In a viral video shared on X (formerly Twitter) by @mazi_chinonso, she described the night as one she believed she might not survive, but by God's grace, she lived to tell the story.
The woman, who was visiting her grandmother's house, fell into the well and found herself sitting on top of the water as if it were a solid surface. She was terrified, thinking she would drown, but she cried out to God for help.
The people around the well, unaware of her presence, covered it and went to sleep, leaving her trapped. However, the next morning, rescuers returned and, upon hearing her cries, pulled her out to safety using a long rope.
The woman attributed her miraculous escape to God's intervention, expressing gratitude for sparing her life.
