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Top 5 trending videos you have to check out on Legit TV this week

Another legitimate weekend is here, as Legit TV serves you with mind-blowing trending videos on the most-talked-about topics in Nigeria over the past week; bordering on politics, sports, entertainment and hottest gist from the street.

This week, we have entertaining videos as singer Niniola speaks on the success of her sister, Teniola. Also a young Nigerian man speaks on inter-tribal marriage and Nigerians gave their opinions on the best punishment for erring officers of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS), who have wasted the lives of innocent citizens in recent times.

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Below are top five videos of the week:

1. Niniola speaks on Teni’s success, beef in the industry

During Niniola’s recent visit to Legit.ng, the talented songstress opened up on the success of her sister, Teniola. She did not end there but further addressed the issue of unnecessary beefs in the music industry.

2. What’s the best punishment for erring SARS officers?

After the recent extra-judicial killings witnessed by Nigerians in the hands of SARS and police officers, both young and old have come out to bare their minds on the issue even though the police IG recently informed that any officer found culpable would be thoroughly dealt with.

3. How I defied my parents to marry from another tribe - Nigerian man

Edward Onoriode, a Nigerian man from Delta state, has spoken on what it feels like to be married to someone outside his tribe. He advised Nigerians to deal with political parties as they are and not bring in the issues of ethnicity, especially when love it involved.

4. Meet hardworking mother and wife who works as a glass-technician in Abuja

Mrs Egbamilola works as a glass technician in Abuja. She studied business admin in school but chose a career in glass mechanics because it was the only opportunity available to her after school. She is happily married and a mother of one adorable son.

5. 11 years childless, Ex-Super Eagles goalkeeper Idah Peterside shares his story

Former Super Eagles goalkeeper, Peterside Idah, who recently welcomed a bouncing baby girl, Tamunoboma Destiny Gloria Idah, revealed what it felt like waiting nearly 11 years before her birth.

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