Rihanna’s Son Riot Sparks Joke About Living More Peacefully Than ‘Peace’ in Nigeria
A Nigerian social media user has made many people laugh after joking about Rihanna and A$AP Rocky’s son, Riot. The user, identified as Adaeze, shared a funny post on X, saying that Riot may actually live a calmer and more peaceful life than anyone named “Peace” in Nigeria.
Her witty comment quickly went viral as many Nigerians agreed with the irony. People found it amusing because names in Nigeria often do not reflect the reality of daily struggles. While “Peace” should normally represent calmness, the situation in the country makes life far from peaceful, making the joke even more relatable.
The post sparked laughter, memes, and playful responses across social media, with many praising Adaeze for capturing the hardship of everyday life in a lighthearted way.
In another trending story, a Nigerian nurse went viral after sharing a shocking encounter with a pregnant woman during labor. The nurse revealed in a TikTok video posted by @honalade5050 that she was trying to comfort the woman in labor when the patient suddenly bit her hand.
Frustrated by the painful bite, the nurse vowed to take revenge once the woman delivered her baby. In her exact words, she said, “Because you’re in labor, when your husband was cheating on you I wasn’t there. I was only petting you, and you bit my hand. Just finish with childbirth, when you’re done, I’ll bite you back. It’s tit for tat.”
Her unusual outburst attracted mixed reactions online. Some people found it funny, while others criticized her for being unprofessional.
One user, @Sad petals🚯🔪, shared a similar experience, saying, “Na so one lady tear my uniform in the labour room. After she gave birth to twins, she later told me, ‘aunty nurse, na you go marry Kehinde.’”
Another, @ANOTIKAT, tried to calm things down, writing, “I’m sorry on her behalf. You’re a nurse. Be ready for the unexpected. They will apologize deeply. We’re sorry ma.”
Others, like @Omolara, expressed sympathy for the nurse, saying, “Emabinu siwa o. Mama e no easy o. Thank God say you be woman ma.”
The reactions show how intense situations in labor wards can become, but Nigerians still found humor in the nurse’s vow to “bite back.”
