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If you are single at 35, find a man to give you a child – Veteran Actress, Binta Ayo tells ladies
Veteran Nigerian actress Binta Ayo Mogaji has advised women over the age of 35 to consider having children outside of marriage if they wish to become mothers. In an interview with Oyinmomo TV, the 60-year-old actress, who had her first child at 40, shared her views on marriage, motherhood, and societal pressures. She encouraged single women in this age group to prioritize motherhood over conforming to societal expectations. “What I’m saying is, once you are 35 or older and you don’t have a husband, but there is someone in your life who is not ready for marriage but wants a…
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Bobrisky never spoke to me, I don’t know him from Adam – Femi Falana
Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN) Femi Falana has denied any association with controversial crossdresser Idris Okuneye, also known as Bobrisky. During an interview on Channels Television’s Politics Today, Falana clarified that he had no dealings with Bobrisky, stating that the crossdresser only communicated with his son, Folarin Falana (Falz). This comes after blogger Martins Otse (VeryDarkMan) accused Falana of seeking a presidential pardon for Bobrisky in exchange for ₦10 million. Otse later apologized to Falana for his claims during a House of Representatives Joint Committee session. Falana emphasized that he has helped over 280 convicted individuals secure pardons without any…
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Adeboye: “Religion has blinded and finished us in Africa” – Verydarkman
Social media activist Martins Ortse, also known as VeryDarkMan, criticized religion, stating that it has “blinded and finished” Nigerians and Africans. His remarks were in response to an apology from Pastor Enoch Adeboye of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG). Adeboye had previously claimed that Christians who do not pay tithes cannot enter heaven, but later retracted the statement, admitting it was a mistake. He clarified that the Bible only lists peaceful and holy living as the true prerequisites for entering heaven. Reacting via his Instagram post, VeryDarkMan said: “I’m happy about what Papa Adeboye revealed so I’m waiting…
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We are no longer in that generation where you expect a child you rejected in childhood to look for you in adulthood – US Army psychologist, Oyinkansola Alabi says
Oyinkansola Alabi, a US Army Behavioral Health Specialist has sparked a conversation about the consequences of childhood abandonment. In a recent Facebook post, Alabi made a bold statement, declaring that the days of expecting abandoned children to seek out their estranged parents in adulthood are over. See her post below;
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I apologize for saying ‘If you don’t pay tithe, you might not make it to heaven’ – Adeboye
Pastor Enoch Adeboye, the General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), has publicly apologized for his earlier statement regarding tithing and its connection to making heaven. In a recent address to his congregation, a video of which has gained attention online, Adeboye admitted to making an error in his previous remarks, where he suggested that Christians who don’t pay tithes might not enter heaven. Clarifying his position, the respected cleric described his earlier comment as a “mistake,” explaining that it was not aligned with biblical teachings. He emphasized that the Bible does not prescribe tithing as a…
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I will disown my son whether dead or alive if he sheds tears for any woman that is not his mother or sister- Nigerian man says
Nelson Igboke, a father of four, recently shared his strict approach to raising his son, declaring that he would disown him if he ever sheds tears for a woman outside of the family. In a statement he posted, Igboke revealed, “I told my son that the only two women who should ever witness his tears are his mother and elder sister. The day he cries for any other woman, I will disown him weda life or d@ath,”
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There were low records of divorce in the time of our grandfathers because women were eager to obey their husbands – Nigerian man says
A Nigerian man, Ifeanyi Abugu, stated that the divorce rate was lower in our grandparents’ generation because women were obedient to their husbands, while men respected their wives’ femininity. He shared this in a post on Facebook See his post below;
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Bobrisky: VeryDarkMan will be the biggest victim on the table he is trying to shaken – Bisi Alimi
Nigerian gay rights activist, Bisi Alimi, believes that social critic Martins Vincent Otse, also known as Very Dark Man, will end up being “the biggest victim of the very table he’s trying to shake.” He shared this in a post via his instastory following the case between Verydarkman and Bobrisky over an alleged N15million bribery See his post below;
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A man who earns N70k monthly can marry 2 wives – Nigerian Muslim woman shares opinion
Muheebu Rasul, a Nigerian Muslim woman, has stated that a man earning N70,000 per month is capable of supporting two wives. She shared this in a post on Facebook.
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The first thing I did when I could make my own choices was to stop going to church – Nigerian lady says
A Nigerian woman, Remi Oluwole, has shared that her first major decision as an adult was to stop attending church. In a post she shared on X, she stated that she had been going against her will for at least twice a week for 16 years See her post below;
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Stop sleeping around to feed your jobless husbands – Nigerian woman advises married women
Ada Egede, a Nigerian woman, has urged married women to refrain from engaging in extramarital affairs to provide for their husbands and children. In a post she shared on Facebook, she advised that these women can start small businesses to fend for their families instead of sleeping around See her post below;
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Veteran Actor Fred Amata Criticizes Ex-Wife Agatha for Walking Their Daughter Down the Aisle
Veteran Nollywood actor Fred Amata has publicly expressed his disapproval after his ex-wife, Agatha, walked their daughter, Stephanie, down the aisle, despite him being alive and active in her life. Last week, Agatha shared photos and a video from Stephanie’s wedding, where she escorted her daughter down the aisle to meet her Caucasian groom, Aaron. The video sparked conversations, as many questioned why Fred couldn’t fulfill this traditional role, especially since the former couple had presented a united front during their son Oreva’s wedding in Nigeria the previous year. Reacting in a detailed Facebook post, Fred described Agatha’s actions as…
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