A POPULAR CONTENT CREATOR HAS DIED FROM SURGERY COMPLICATION. (PHOTOS).

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 A popular content creator has died from surgery complication     Esther Thomas, popularly known as Sunshine, was a Nigerian content creator, skit maker, and brand influencer. She died on Friday, 9 January 2026, after complications from fibroid surgery. She had been complaining of serious stomach pain from late December 2025.     Sunshine was first admitted at Orchid General Hospital in Lagos, where her friends said she was only given pain relief drugs because doctors were on strike. Her condition did not improve, so she was moved to another hospital on 2 January 2026, where tests showed she had a large fibroid and surgery was carried out. She later developed complications and died. After her death, friends blamed Orchid General Hospital online, saying she was neglected and did not receive proper treatment early enough. More photos below. 

RCCG PASTOR WELCOMES TWINS AFTER 28 YEARS OF WAITING. (PHOTO).


RCCG pastor welcomes twins after 28 years of waiting

Pastor Moses and his wife at the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) City of David in Abuja welcome twin boys after after 28-year journey of waiting and praying.

The good news was announced yesterday on Church Gist after they dedicated and named Pastor and Mrs Moses Jonah’s Children (Twins).

According to the information on ChurchGist, Pastor and Mrs Moses Jonah’s have benn praying and waiting for 28years before God answer there prayer.

Sharing photos of the couple, the post read: Yesterday to the glory of the Almighty God at RCCG CITY OF DAVID ABUJA, I dedicated and named Pastor and Mrs Moses Jonah’s Children (Twins) after waiting for 28years. God terminated 28 years of waiting. You are next in Jesus name. Our God is faithful.”

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