Super El Niño Explanation in Yorùbá You probably have been wondering why it's super hot these days. You've also heard about El Niño and want to know what it means for an average Nigerian. I made this easy to grasp explainer video for you, in Yorùbá Language.

What she's eating has killed people. It could kill you, unless you take precautions. As I explained in the documentary I made about octopus, what she's eating is called San-nakji. Basically, they chop octopuses into small pieces and serve them to you. The octopus is dead when cut, but about 67% of its neurons are located in its arms. So, we can say their arms have brains of their own. That's why there's so much wriggling and squirming. The suction cups on the tentacles remain active and can stick to the inside of the mouth, tongue, or throat. When they stick to the throat, they can choke you to death. People have died this way. I still read about one person on CNN, last year. In case you want to try this, what should you do to be safe? First thing is to dip the octopus into the sesame oil that's provided. Once the oil coats it generously, it will reduce the ability of those arms to stick to any part of your mouth. The second and most important step is to chew it THOROUGHLY before you swallow. This will ensure that there's no suction cup that can stick to your throat. Thank you

Even though I have called to appreciate and hype him personally, I still have to appreciate my lawyer, @RidwanuLlah and all the team members at @IrisAttorneys. Last month, I wanted to take a step that would have spelt doom for a land case I have and probably put me in trouble. He advised me against it and stated his reasons. I didn't like his advice at all. What I had in mind looked like the best step. However, I succumbed and listened to him. Ladies and gentlemen, his legal advice saved the case and me from trouble. Now, we've won, totally. I also want to appreciate @Letter_to_Jack for coming to stay with us yesterday. God bless you, bro. You know I love you.