By Iyaji Joseph – Akahi News

“I Prefer the Cold”: Onah Benjamin Idiku Shares His Chilling Experience of Jos Weather

In a candid and relatable episode of his popular Facebook segment His Story, Onah Benjamin Idiku, a renowned sports enthusiast and social commentator, has drawn attention to the biting cold weather in the city of Jos, Plateau State. The Nigerian native, originally from the Igede ethnic group in Yala Local Government Area of Cross River State, used his social media platform to share his thoughts on the weather patterns affecting his current place of residence.

In the now-trending video, Onah vividly captures the cold and misty ambiance that has become synonymous with Jos during the rainy season. “This cold is not smiling,” he quipped humorously in the post, which has since garnered considerable engagement from viewers who could relate to the region’s chilling climate.

Despite the apparent discomfort, Onah Benjamin made it clear that he prefers the rainy season over the dry season, stating emphatically that he is allergic to dry weather. “The harmattan is not my friend,” he said, adding that the dry season often triggers allergic reactions that affect his wellbeing.

Known for his witty sports commentaries and charismatic presence online, Onah Benjamin continues to gain attention not only for his love for sports but also for his storytelling abilities that bring everyday Nigerian experiences to light. A graduate of Benue State University, Makurdi, and currently residing in Jos, he has used his Facebook platform to foster connection and conversation around life, weather, and the culture of sports.

Most of his video content focuses on sports—especially football—where he passionately shares his insights as a commentator, captivating an audience that continues to grow. His down-to-earth approach and genuine personality have made him a recognisable voice in both social commentary and the digital sports space.

As the cold weather in Jos intensifies, Onah Benjamin’s humorous yet reflective post has not only resonated with fellow residents but has also sparked broader conversation on Nigeria’s regional climates and their impact on daily life. His growing influence proves that storytelling—whether about sports, seasons, or social realities—remains a powerful tool for connection in the digital age.

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By Iyaji Joseph – Akahi News