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”He is my happy ending” – American lady responds to people claiming her Nigerian boyfriend doesn’t love her but is after a green card
An American woman, Katleen, is trending on Nigerian social media for defending her Nigerian boyfriend against online criticism. Katleen had posted a sweet video of herself and her boyfriend during a FaceTime session, captioning it, “I can’t wait to marry this man.” However, some Nigerians flooded her page, warning that the man might only be using her to get a green card. Rather than back down, Katleen defended her partner, admitting the comments initially bothered her until he reassured her. She declared she is deeply in love with him and committed to being with him forever.
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He gave me his word’ – Aisha Yesufu speaks on Peter Obi’s one term presidency vow
Aisha Yesufu, former BringBackOurGirls co-convener, revealed that opposition coalition member Peter Obi assured her he would serve only one term if elected President. According to Yesufu, Obi drew inspiration from Nelson Mandela’s one-term leadership. Sharing on X, she recalled telling Obi during the 2023 campaign that Nigerians would likely resist his plan to serve just one term. She wrote: “I, Aisha Yesufu can confirm that Mr Peter Gregory Obi has always said he would do just a term even before the 2023 election. I used to argue with him that one term is not enough and he can’t just refuse…
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Igbo will produce Nigeria’s President someday but not in 2027 – Umahi
Minister of Works Dave Umahi has said the South-East will eventually produce Nigeria’s President, but not in 2027. In a statement addressing claims that the region is being sidelined in infrastructure projects, Umahi dismissed the report as misleading. He urged South-Easterners to back President Bola Tinubu’s re-election bid, noting that the administration is ensuring fair distribution of infrastructure nationwide. Umahi emphasized that Tinubu’s efforts are aimed at uniting Nigerians and renewing hope, stating that “only those who open their eyes will see the light of change.” “I understand that politics is now in the air and the chosen path by…
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I have never been involved in thuggery or electoral malpractice – Peter Obi
Peter Obi has challenged anyone with evidence linking him to the sponsorship of thuggery or violence during elections to make it public. The 2023 Labour Party presidential candidate made this statement while firmly distancing himself from electoral malpractice, violence, or thuggery, emphasizing that he has maintained a spotless record throughout his political career. Posting on X, the former Anambra State governor wrote: “Throughout my political journey, I have never been involved in thuggery, the snatching of ballot boxes, or any form of electoral malpractice. “I challenge anyone: conduct your investigations. You will find no stains of rigging or violence associated…
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Your View host, Morayo leaves TVC after 12 years
TVC Communications has announced the resignation of Morayo Afolabi-Brown, Managing Director of TVC Entertainment and longtime host of the popular all-women talk show Your View. The announcement was made in a statement by the company’s Public Relations Manager, Edward Akintara, who disclosed that Morayo’s last day with the organization will be Thursday, August 29, 2025. “After 12 impactful years at the helm of Your View, Morayo has chosen to step down in order to fully dedicate herself to a passion project she has nurtured over the years. While we are saddened to see her leave, we celebrate her outstanding contributions to…
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One-term presidency: ‘To be Nigeria’s President not moi moi’ – Joe Igbokwe tackles Obi
All Progressives Congress (APC) chieftain Joe Igbokwe has accused former Labour Party presidential candidate Peter Obi of exhibiting desperation. Igbokwe argued that only people unfamiliar with Nigeria and the realities of leadership would advocate for a single-term presidency. Dismissing Obi’s recent pledge to serve just one term if elected in 2027, Igbokwe remarked that becoming Nigeria’s president is not “moi moi.” Obi reiterated his one-term commitment over the weekend while discussing his plans for the 2027 presidential race. Posting on X, Igbokwe wrote: “Desperation everywhere. Those who do not know Nigeria very well and those who do know what leadership…
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Nigerians will enjoy uninterrupted power supply before Tinubu leaves office – Minister of Power, Adebayo Adelabu assures Nigerians
The Minister of Power, Adebayo Adelabu, has assured Nigerians that they will experience full and uninterrupted electricity supply before President Bola Ahmed Tinubu completes his tenure in 2031. He gave this assurance on Saturday, August 2, during the commissioning of the Kwaru 1X15 MVA 33/11KV Injection Substation in the Ikotun-Egbe area of Lagos. “The present administration in Nigeria, led by His Excellency, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, with the Renewed Hope Agenda, recognizes that energy is not merely a commodity; it is the backbone of economic growth and job creation. Nigerians can be assured of the President’s determination to ensure that citizens…
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If virginity was not important, why did God choose Mary? – Reno Omokri says the society must reward virginity rather than promiscuity
Reno Omokri has sparked debate by stating that paying a bride price for a woman who is not a virgin amounts to punishing the groom. In a social media post, Omokri argued that a man should not be required to pay a bride price for a woman whose virginity was taken by someone else. His post reads: ”It amounts to punishment if a woman allows a man who is not her husband to sleep with her and take her virginity for free, only for her parents to demand a bride price from the man who wants to marry her. Think…
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A great percentage of these Nigerian Americans making us proud abroad are Igbos – Hadiza, wife of former gov, Nasir El-Rufai, says
Hadiza El-Rufai, wife of former Kaduna State governor Nasir El-Rufai, stirred online debate with a post on X praising the Igbo community, stating: ’A great percentage of these Nigerian Americans making us proud abroad are Igbos. There’s always two sides to every story. #SayNoToBigotry” The comment sparked mixed reactions, with some accusing her and her family of trying to win Igbo favor ahead of the 2027 elections, citing their opposition to the Tinubu administration. Responding to the backlash, Hadiza defended her stance, asserting her right to free speech and urging Nigerians to stop politicizing everything.
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”My son in whom I am well pleased” – Gospel Artist, Tim Godfrey buys a car for his son on his 17th Birthday
Gospel artist Tim Godfrey surprised his son Bryan with a car for his 17th birthday, celebrating the occasion with a heartfelt message on Instagram. Tim praised Bryan for his humility, respectfulness, and good behavior, noting that his son rarely makes personal requests. As a gesture of appreciation, the proud father decided to gift him the car to make his birthday truly special. “My Son in whom I’m well pleased! Bryan has been a very good boy! Humble!! Respectful!! Bryan never makes request, so I took it upon myself to surprise him for his 17th,” he wrote.
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You can change to ‘Kimberly’ or Kim Kardashian- Senator Shehu Sani tells Kemi Badenoch after she said’’ I don’t see myself as Nigerian by identity’’
Senator Shehu Sani has reacted to UK Conservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch’s statement that she no longer identifies as Nigerian, suggesting she change her name to “Kimberly” or “Kim Kardashian.” Badenoch, speaking on the Rosebud podcast, said that while her ancestry is Nigerian, she does not personally identify as one and has not renewed her Nigerian passport in over 20 years. Born in Wimbledon in 1980, she spent part of her childhood in Nigeria and the U.S. before returning to the UK at 16. She emphasized that her sense of belonging is now rooted in her immediate family and the…
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I don’t identify with Nigeria anymore – Kemi Badenoch
UK Conservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch has stated that she no longer identifies with Nigeria. Speaking on the Rosebud podcast on Friday, Badenoch revealed that she has not renewed her Nigerian passport since the early 2000s. While she maintains an interest in Nigeria’s affairs, she said she now considers the UK her true home, where she lives with her family and political colleagues. The 45-year-old politician, born in Wimbledon, South West London, explained that her parents brought her back to the UK after a period in Nigeria because they felt there was no future for her there. “I have not…
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