Man Grieves Over Premature De@Th Of His Best Friend

• A Nigerian man, Kcee, is devastated over the untimely death of his best friend, Emmanuel Oyiofe Sobodu.

• Emmanuel Oyiofe Sobodu, who was born on March 10, 2003, died on February 3, 2025, and was laid to rest on February 7.

• Kcee revealed that, while he has accepted his closest friend’s death, he is hesitant to embrace the reality of never seeing or being with him again.

A Nigerian man, Kcee, is devastated over the untimely death of his best friend, Emmanuel Oyiofe Sobodu.

Emmanuel Oyiofe Sobodu, who was born on March 10, 2003, died on February 3, 2025, and was laid to rest on February 7.

Kcee revealed that, while he has accepted his closest friend’s death, he is hesitant to embrace the reality of never seeing or being with him again.

His post reads, “Struck* Your last words you said to me was ‘later Eje’ was this the later you meant !?💔.I would never have forgiven myself if i didn’t come spend the night with you before you passed. i accepted your death but accepting i would never see you again or be with you is impossible”.

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In other news, Recently, Nigerian and South African users have been discussing housing conditions in Nigeria on social media X, previously known as Twitter.

The conversation kicked off when a user named Tero shared images of what he described as typical Nigerian houses.

“I love my apartment cuz I literally get the best iew, (Nigerian standard) especially at night,” he wrote in the caption.

A few days after Tero posted the pictures, they became popular and caught the eye of South Africans. This sparked ongoing discussions with Nigerians about Miss Universe Nigeria beauty queen Chidimma Adetshina.

In the midst of the reactions from South Africans, one internet user brought up Grammy winner Burna Boy’s house, making jabs at Nigerians.

“When I saw Burna Boy’s mansion, I just knew that things are tough that side,” the South African netizen wrote.

The tweet has received a lot of attention from both South Africans and Nigerians, leading to heated exchanges between them.

Many Nigerians also stood up for Burna Boy, who gained media attention for welcoming American star Chloe Bailey to his home in December 2024.

GistLover recalls that some internet users talked about Burna Boy’s house while criticizing Nigerian tilers.