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“Nigerians Don’t Support Celebrity Businesses” — Laura Ikeji
Celebrity entrepreneur Laura Ikeji Kanu has said many Nigerian celebrity-owned businesses fail due to lack of support. According to her, while fans celebrate celebrities’ music and lifestyle, they rarely buy from their brands, leading to declining sales and eventual shutdowns. She also noted that even fellow celebrities don’t patronise each other, and investors are often hesitant due to concerns about financial discipline. Laura added that perceptions of high pricing and luxury lifestyles further discourage buyers, urging Nigerians to support businesses owned by celebrities they admire.
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“Tinubu Should Resign” — VDM Reacts to Killing of Army Generals
Social media critic Martins Otse, popularly known as VeryDarkMan (VDM), has reacted to the killings of three Nigerian Army Brigadier-Generals by terrorists between 2021 and now. The officers, Dzarma Zirkushu (2021), Musa Uba (2025), and O. Braimah (2026), were all killed in separate attacks in Borno State. In a video posted on Facebook, VDM expressed concern over the worsening security situation and called on President Bola Tinubu to resign He said, “From 2021 till now, we have lost three Brigadier-General trying to protect our lives. All they know how to do is to drop press statements after the incident. “We…
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“APC Will Rule for 100 Years” — Yobe Chairman Expresses Confidence
Yobe State APC Chairman, Muhammad Gadaka, has said the party is poised to remain in power for the next 100 years. Speaking at the Yobe Leadership and Innovation Summit in Damaturu, Gadaka expressed confidence in the party’s policies and long-term vision, describing them as strong enough to sustain its dominance across all levels of government. He added that achieving meaningful national development requires continuity, noting that the APC intends to maintain governance at the federal, state, and local levels for decades. “The vision of our party is to improve the lives of Nigerians and make Nigeria a great country. This…
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“He Tried to Remove Me” — Gov Yusuf Accuses Ex-Deputy of Power Plot
Kano State Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf has accused his former deputy, Aminu Abdussalam, of attempting to unseat him and take over power. Speaking at the Government House, Yusuf claimed the former deputy’s actions were part of a failed plot against his administration. “Whatever pushed him… was an effort to depose me and occupy the seat, but God did not permit it,” he said. The governor also noted he had not seen Abdussalam’s resignation letter and insisted no wrongdoing from his administration warranted the move. He further questioned how the former deputy was treated within the Kwankwasiyya Movement, suggesting he may…
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“Don’t Hire a European Coach, go to Nigeria” — Gaye Advises Ghana Ahead of World Cup
Football expert Mamadou Gaye has urged the Ghana Football Association to appoint an African coach instead of a European ahead of the 2026 World Cup. Speaking on SuperSport, Gaye warned that hiring a foreign coach would benefit Europe more than African football, arguing that such coaches often leave immediately after the tournament. “The biggest mistake Ghana could make is bringing a European coach… once the World Cup is over, he’ll just vanish,” he said. He advised Ghana to consider experienced African coaches from countries like Nigeria, South Africa, and Ivory Coast if a local option is unavailable. The Black Stars…
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“This Is Vindication for Jonathan’s administration ” — Reuben Abati Reacts to 2027 Calls
Media personality and former presidential spokesperson Reuben Abati has described growing calls for former President Goodluck Jonathan to contest in 2027 as a form of vindication. Speaking on Arise TV, Abati said Jonathan and those who worked with him were heavily criticised and harassed after leaving office in 2015. “This is vindication for President Jonathan… we have seen the restoration of his reputation,” he said. He added that the renewed support reflects a shift in public perception, noting that many now see Jonathan as a potential solution to Nigeria’s challenges. However, Abati said the decision ultimately rests with Jonathan, who…
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“There Is No Pathway for Tinubu to emerge victorious in 2027” — Rhodes-Vivour
ADC chieftain and former Lagos governorship candidate Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour has said President Bola Tinubu has no realistic chance of re-election in 2027. Speaking on Politics Today, he cited what he described as credible polling data showing declining support, especially in the North. “There is no pathway for the president to emerge victorious,” he said. “When you look at the North that gave him 62 per cent of his votes, you see the tsunami that is happening.” He also criticised the current administration, describing it as exclusionary. “It is a city boys government… not even a proper South-West government,” he added.…
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“Your Strength Is Only Social Media” — Burna Boy Challenges Wizkid to a Physical Fight
Nigerian singer Burna Boy has challenged fellow artiste Wizkid to a physical fight following a brewing feud. The clash comes after Wizkid accused Burna Boy and his team of assaulting DJ Tunez at a Lagos club for not playing his songs. Burna Boy had earlier reacted, claiming he alone confronted the DJ. In a viral video, Burna Boy escalated the situation, daring Wizkid to a physical showdown and suggesting his influence is limited to social media. “Wizkid come go dey tweet. Na internet their own power dey. We na real life our own power dey. I thought DJ Tunez go…
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“AI Will Soon Retire Producers” — DJ Neptune Warns
Nigerian DJ and producer DJ Neptune has predicted that artificial intelligence could soon replace music producers. Reacting to a similar claim by media personality N6, he shared how he once admired a song and considered signing the “artiste,” only to later discover it was AI-generated. His comments come as AI continues to gain ground in music production, even as debates grow over authenticity and the role of human creativity in the industry. N6 wrote via X, “AI is Quietly about to retire the entire music production and mastering Industry. I have seen scary tinz tonight. God help all of us…
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“I don’t wait for anyone to come and tell me what my enemies are saying about me, I hear it by myself ” — Wike
FCT Minister Nyesom Wike has revealed that he closely follows media reports, including comments from those he considers his critics. Speaking in Abuja, Wike said he regularly watches prime-time news on stations like AIT, TVC, and Channels TV, preferring to stay informed firsthand rather than rely on aides. He added that he sometimes reviews broadcasts late into the night to ensure he is fully updated before going to bed. “I watch news all the time, AIT News, I will watch, TVC News, Channels, I watch all of them. “I don’t wait for anyone to come and tell me what my…
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“ISWAP Kills Brigade Commander in Midnight Attack” — Military Camp Overrun in Borno
Suspected ISWAP terrorists have reportedly killed Brigadier General O. O. Braimah during a midnight attack on a military base in Benesheikh, Kaga LGA of Borno State. Security sources said the insurgents stormed the camp in large numbers, setting parts of it ablaze and engaging troops in heavy fighting. A security expert, Brant Philip, confirmed that the senior officer was killed in the assault, describing him as one of the highest-ranking casualties in recent attacks. Reports also indicate that civilians, members of the Civilian Joint Task Force (CJTF), security personnel, and several insurgents were killed in coordinated attacks in Benesheikh and…
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Doctor slams Nigerian man who said a girl child is most likely to bring shame and disgrace to the family
Nigerian doctor and influencer Ada Ujaligwa has slammed a Facebook user, Emediong Sunday, over a post claiming that a girl child is likely to bring shame to her family. Reacting, Ujaligwa strongly criticised the statement, calling it offensive and pushing back against the stereotype with a blunt response. Her reaction has sparked mixed responses online, with many condemning the original comment while others debated her choice of words.
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