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Regina Daniels: āBe Calculative, Not Desperateā – Nancy Iheme Advises Women Marrying Older men
Actress Nancy Iheme has weighed in on Instagram amid the buzz surrounding Regina Daniels and her husband, Senator Ned Nwoko. Though she didnāt name names, her post appeared to touch on the situation, warning young women about marrying much older men without being strategic. āYou canāt possibly marry an old man without being calculative, especially when you know heās a polygamist. You canāt go that high in age only to be handed breadcrumbs,ā she wrote. Nancy cautioned that some older men use money to control their wives, urging women not to treat marriage as a poverty escape plan. She also…
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Weed has finished me – Singer Omah Lay laments as he reveals he now has to wear eyeglasses due to excessive smokingĀ
Nigerian singer Omah Lay has opened up about the toll his lifestyle has taken on his health, admitting that excessive weed smoking has affected his eyesight. In a video shared on Snapchat, the Soso crooner lamented, āIgbo has finished me. My eyes are gone. I never thought a time would come when I would begin to wear glasses.ā Though he didnāt elaborate further, Omah Layās confession has sparked fresh conversations online about the health risks and mental strain associated with substance use among young Nigerian entertainers.
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āComing from someone whose father was indicted for money laundering in the USā – Seyi Law Fires Back at Atikuās SonĀ for calling Tinubu a drug baron
Comedian Seyi Law has slammed Shehu Abubakar, son of former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, for calling President Bola Tinubu a ādrug baron.ā Shehu had made the remark while reacting to U.S. President Donald Trumpās recent statement describing Nigeria as a ādisgraced countryā amid allegations of Christian persecution. Defending Trumpās comment, Shehu wrote on X that Nigerians shouldnāt be offended since they āannounced a drug baron as president.ā In response, Seyi Law, a staunch Tinubu supporter, accused Shehu of hypocrisy, referencing past corruption allegations against his father. āThis is coming from someone whose father was called a thief by his principal…
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I am afraid of marriage ā Don Jazzy reveals
Mavin Records boss, Don Jazzy, has admitted that his fear of marriage comes from witnessing failed relationships and public scandals. In an interview with HabbyFX, the music producer said that while he still believes in love, thanks to his late parentsā strong bond, heās cautious because of the chaos that often surrounds divorces. āWhen you see messy breakups online, it gives fear,ā he said, adding that the financial risks of divorce also worry him. āA man can lose half of all he has worked for if thereās no prenup.ā Despite his reservations, Don Jazzy said he hasnāt given up on…
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China Backs Tinubu, Condemns U.S. Threats Over Alleged Religious Persecution in Nigeria
The Chinese government has declared its full support for President Bola Tinubuās administration following threats of military action by U.S. President Donald Trump over alleged persecution of Christians in Nigeria. Speaking at a press conference on Tuesday, Mao Ning, spokesperson for Chinaās Foreign Ministry, said Beijing strongly opposes any form of interference in Nigeriaās internal affairs under the guise of religion or human rights. āAs Nigeriaās comprehensive strategic partner, China firmly supports the Nigerian government in leading its people on the development path suited to its national conditions,ā Ning stated. āWe oppose any country using religion and human rights as…
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I can afford to buy a private jet but I have more important things to take care of – Don Jazzy
Mavin Records boss and Nigerian music mogul, Don Jazzy, has revealed why he chooses not to spend lavishly on luxury cars or private jets despite being financially capable of doing so. Speaking in an interview with Habby FX, the producer said that while heās been wealthy enough for years to afford any car or even a private jet, he prefers to focus on meaningful priorities like investments and empowering others. āIāve been blessed enough for a long time to afford any type of car I want or even buy a private jet,ā he said. āBut I have more important things…
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Country of particular concern:āIt’s nothing new. It doesn’t amount to Genocideā – Pastor Wale Adefarasin dismisses claims of Christian genocide in Nigeria
Lagos-based pastor, Wale Adefarasin of the Guiding Light Assembly, has refuted claims of an ongoing Christian genocide in Nigeria, describing the narrative as exaggerated and politically driven. Speaking during a Sunday service on November 2, Adefarasin acknowledged that attacks on Christians have occurred for decades but argued that they do not amount to genocide. He expressed skepticism over what he called the Westās āsudden loveā for Nigerian Christians. āIn over forty years of being a Christian, there have been killings in Southern Kaduna and on the Plateau. These are not new,ā he said. āThe way the West is talking, itās…
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I left Christianity for Islam in search for truth ā Burna Boy
Afrobeats superstar Burna Boy has revealed that he left Christianity for Islam as part of his ongoing search for spiritual truth. Speaking in an interview with streamer Playboymax, the Grammy-winning artist said his desire to understand lifeās deeper meaning led him to explore different faiths. However, reading various religious texts has often left him āmore confused than enlightened.ā Burna Boy added that his spiritual journey is still unfolding, noting that he remains committed to finding personal clarity and understanding in his beliefs. āGrowing up, I was a Christian and then I converted to Islam. Itās like Iāve studied it all,…
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No good leader goes underground when the sound of thunder threatens his country – Reno Omokri slams Peter Obi over silence on Trumpās threat to send troops to Nigeria
Social commentator Reno Omokri has faulted Labour Party presidential candidate Peter Obi for keeping silent amid the uproar over U.S. President Donald Trumpās threat to deploy troops to Nigeria following allegations of a Christian genocide. Trumpās recent designation of Nigeria as a āCountry of Concernā and his comments about possible military intervention have sparked widespread debate at home and abroad. In a post on his official Facebook page, Omokri described Obiās silence as ādeeply suspiciousā and unworthy of a national leader. He argued that a true leader should speak up during national crises, not āgo underground when thunder threatens his…
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Bayelsa Governor Duoye Diri finally defects to APC
Yenagoa, the Bayelsa State capital, was filled with excitement as Governor Douye Diri and his supporters were formally welcomed into the All Progressives Congress (APC). Supporters from all eight local government areas trooped into the city early Saturday morning despite heavy rain, dancing and singing through the streets. By 10 a.m., the Samson Siasia Stadium was packed beyond capacity, forcing security officials to restrict entry for safety reasons. Governor Diriās defection from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to the ruling APC ended weeks of speculation about his next political move. The event drew several political heavyweights, including Governors Umo Eno…
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āItās dangerous to pretend we donāt noticeā – Nicki Minaj Backs Trumpās Move to designate Nigeria as CPC
American rapper Nicki Minaj has voiced concern over the persecution of Christians worldwide, warning that ignoring religious violence poses a danger to global peace. In a post on X on Saturday, Minaj praised former US President Donald Trump and his team for designating Nigeria as a ācountry of particular concernā over alleged religious freedom violations. Expressing gratitude for living in a country where people can freely worship, Minaj said no one should be targeted for their faith and urged the world not to turn a blind eye to ongoing religious persecution in various countries. She wrote: āReading this made me…
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Christian genocide: Muslim lives matter too ā Onanuga tells Trumpās govt for declaring Nigeria country of particular concern
Presidential media aide, Bayo Onanuga, has responded to comments by US Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, over alleged genocide against Christians in Nigeria, insisting that the claims are exaggerated. Rubio had reacted to former US President Donald Trumpās decision to designate Nigeria as a āCountry of Particular Concern,ā citing what he described as the āslaughter of thousands of Christians by radical Islamists and Fulani militias.ā In reaction via X on Saturday, Onanuga countered the narrative, stating, āSecretary Rubio, Muslim lives matter too.ā He dismissed the claim of a Christian genocide as a āgross exaggeration,ā explaining that Nigeria faces sporadic attacks…
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