A young man died after being electrocuted while repairing a power line in Ashaley Botwe, with a disturbing video of the incident sparking reactions and condolences online.
A young man has reportedly died after being electrocuted while attempting to fix a faulty power line at the Ashaley Botwe School Junction on January 20, 2026.
A disturbing video of the incident, shared on X by @elorm_hood, shows the man’s lifeless body hanging from an electric pole as bystanders struggle to bring him down.
The tragic footage has drawn widespread attention and sparked sorrow online.
Reports indicate he was working on the power line when the fatal electrocution occurred, though it remains unclear whether adequate safety measures were in place.
The identity of the deceased has yet to be confirmed, as social media users continue to react with shock, condolences, and questions about his professional status.
In other news… Controversial singer Habeeb Okikiola, popularly known as Portable, has once again caused a stir on social media with a bold statement about his position in the Nigerian music industry.
In a viral video currently circulating online, the Zazoo Zeh crooner confidently compared himself to Afrobeat legend Fela Anikulapo-Kuti, insisting that no artiste is bigger than him.
While highlighting his influence and success, Portable dismissed claims of superiority from other musicians in the industry.
In his words, he said:
“I’m the newborn Fela. If you say you’re bigger than Fela, then I’m bigger than you. Nobody blow reach me.”
The comments come amid ongoing online exchanges involving Seun Kuti, Wizkid, and members of Wizkid FC.
As expected, the video has sparked mixed reactions. Some fans praised his confidence, while others felt the comparison to Fela was unnecessary and disrespectful.
One social media user reacted, saying, “Audacity plenty for this boy.” Another added, “Portable no dey ever disappoint.”
Portable’s remarks continue to divide opinions, proving once again his ability to remain at the center of online discussions.
