Hi there. Another weekend in November has come and gone. This has got to be one of the longest months this year, but what can I say? The holidays are almost here, which is what we are all looking forward to. Moving on, many people have found this week to be quite exciting and full of surprises, especially in light of the 2023 World Cup matches that have taken over social media in recent days. However, there has been a lot going on in the social space that you could have missed, including the death of the veteran gospel musician Sammie Okposo. In this post, we have compiled some of the most popular social media trends for this week. Sit back and relax. RIP Sammie Okposo, the music legend November has to be of the most depressing months in the music industry. It began with the passing of American rapper Takeoff and Davido’s son Ifeanyi, and now the tragic death of Sammie Okposo has darkened this weekend. Sammie Okposo, the 51-year-old gospel artist was said to have passed away this morning after he slumped in his house, according to reports. If you don’t know Sammie Okposo, you may be familiar with some of his hit songs like Sing Halleluyah and Wellu Wellu. The musician had been on the trend map earlier this year following a cheating controversy. Despite his public apology, Sammie Okposo decided to take a break from his ministry to reconnect with God. The seasoned gospel musician narrowly avoided death in a horrifying car accident he encountered while driving in May of this year, but it seems death is truly inevitable. Sammie Okposo's passing is shocking though. He was only fifty-one years old. A very talented gospel singer in his time. Hope his family finds comfort following this loss. Why is that the life expectancy of men is generally low in this age? It is a bit scary. Sir David Onyemaizu🦍 (@SirDavidBent) November 25, 2022 Following the announcement of the death of Sammie Okposo today, many fans have taken to social media to express their grievances. Some fans, however, have criticized the outpouring of condolences, especially from celebrities, as being “fake love,” pointing out that the musician suffered constant criticism for his infidelity while still alive from these individuals, and now that he is dead, everyone seems to be loving him. Many of you who trolled and abused Sammie Okposo are now the first set of mourners typing : “RIP Okposo”. It’s an odd world. Fake love everywhere! Shina Oludare (@sportingshina) November 25, 2022 To be honest, it is a sad day for the Nigerian gospel music industry, especially for many Nigerians who grew up listening to the legend’s music. Rest in Peace, Sammie Okposo. History made in the 2023 World Cup match History has been made in the 2023 World Cup, which kicked off earlier this week. The best thing about this World Cup, like every World Cup, is that it reminds you of that popular line; This is Football, and anything can happen Each group has provided us with some incredibly fascinating moments that will go down in history, and these games have sparked a lot of conversation on social media. Ecuador put a damper on the party in Qatar when they defeated the hosts in the opening match. Qatar became the first country to lose the opening match as host and is now sure to exit the tournament in the first round after losing to Senegal. Asian teams this Worldcup Japan 2-1 GermanyIran 2-0 WalesSouth Korea 0-0 UruguaySaudi Arabia 2-1 Argentina Whoever underestimated Asian teams needs to come out and apologise A (@IconicCristiano) November 25, 2022 While Qatar has been unimpressive on the pitch, some of the other Asian teams have been a revelation The unexpected occurred in the Group C encounter between Argentina and Saudi Arabia, when the GOAT could not prevent defeat at the ends of the Arabians. Los Albiceleste got the opener through a Lionel Messi penalty before two quick second-half goals put Harve Renard’s Saudi team in front. Many people had predicted that Argentina could win the tournam...