- Annie Macaulay Idibia has expressed gratitude for her life despite recent challenges, describing herself as blessed while sharing photos from the AFRIMA awards on Instagram.
Nollywood actress Annie Macaulay Idibia says she is grateful for her life despite recent challenges, describing herself as blessed while sharing photos from AFRIMA on Instagram.
The mother of two and former Mrs Idibia took to her Instagram page to share photos of her outfit to the AFRIMA awards, reflecting on her personal journey. She noted that, despite a few setbacks, she recognizes how blessed she is.
Sharing her thoughts, Annie wrote:
“Realising I have a beautiful life, a few hiccups here & there, but overall, I’m blessed.”
In other news…. A Lagos father, Samuel Alozie known as Promise Samuel on TikTok is demanding justice following the tragic death of his nine-month-old twin sons, Timothy and Testimony.
The infants reportedly passed away on Christmas Day 2025, less than 24 hours after receiving routine immunizations at the Ajangbadi Primary Health Centre in Ojo.
The heartbreak began on the morning of December 24, when Alozie took the healthy boys for their scheduled vaccinations. Shortly after the injections, the twins became extremely weak, losing their appetite and ability to play.
Despite following a nurse’s instructions to administer paracetamol for their rising temperatures, both children died the following morning. Taking to social media, a devastated Alozie shared footage of his sons in body bags, alleging that “injections” were responsible for their deaths.
His claims suggest significant medical negligence. Alozie alleges that the nurse on duty—who was not the regular staff member assigned to them—administered deworming tablets without his consent or knowledge.
He has raised concerns regarding the possibility of expired vaccines, an overdose, or fake medication. While the health center reportedly suggested “food bacteria” as a cause, Alozie has firmly rejected this, noting that the twins had no history of illness and had thrived on the same food for months.
