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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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Group Plans ‘200 Million Man Rally’ to Urge Jonathan’s 2027 Return
A political group, Goodluck Nigeria Movement (GNM), has announced plans to mobilise a nationwide “200 million man rally” to persuade former President Goodluck Jonathan to contest the 2027 presidential election. In a statement, the group said Nigeria needs an experienced leader to navigate current economic and political challenges, describing Jonathan’s tenure as a period of stability and growth. GNM called on Nigerians at home and abroad to support the movement, portraying Jonathan as a unifying figure capable of restoring peace and prosperity. The group added that his “peace first” approach and leadership style make him a strong candidate for national…
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“Tinubu Not Responsible for Obi, ADC Crisis” — Presidency
The Presidency has dismissed claims linking President Bola Tinubu to the political challenges facing Peter Obi and the crisis within the African Democratic Congress (ADC). In a statement by presidential aide Bayo Onanuga, the government described such allegations as unfounded, insisting that Tinubu had no role in Obi’s political decisions or the internal disputes within the ADC. Onanuga criticised Obi’s handling of the Labour Party crisis, accusing him of failing to provide leadership before exiting the party. He also argued that Obi has struggled to build a strong political structure, relying largely on online support. The Presidency further maintained that…
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2027: Bag of Rice, Spaghetti will not secure legitimacy at the ballot box – Atiku tells Tinubu
Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has said distributing food items like rice and spaghetti will not guarantee President Bola Tinubu’s re-election in 2027. In a statement, Atiku warned that Nigeria’s democracy is being weakened by what he described as a growing concentration of power, alleging that key institutions and political structures are being tilted in favour of the ruling party. He argued that despite the APC’s dominance, there is visible fear of genuine electoral competition, stressing that “stomach infrastructure” cannot replace public trust. Atiku also raised concerns over alleged intimidation of opposition figures, internal party disruptions, and questionable judicial actions,…
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“Think Twice Before Moving Out of your parent’s house ” — Lady Advises Young Adults
A Nigerian lady, TseTse, has advised young adults to reconsider moving out of their parents’ home. Sharing her experience after returning home, she noted that life has been more comfortable, joking that she now enjoys better meals since moving back. “Think twice before you move out… I just dey chop balanced diet since I come back,” she wrote.
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“If Fela was a traditional man, he would still be alive” — Seun Kuti Speaks on Father’s Lifestyle
Singer Seun Kuti has claimed that his father, Fela Anikulapo-Kuti, did not prevent his wives from having relationships with other men. Speaking during an Instagram livestream, Seun said Fela believed in mutual freedom, allowing his wives the same liberty he had, as long as boundaries were respected. He also addressed claims that Fela infected his partners with HIV, suggesting instead that one of the women may have brought the virus into the household. Seun acknowledged that his father made mistakes but maintained that he stood for humanity and should not be judged solely by those flaws. He said, Fela made…
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“ADC Is Too Entangled in Problems” — Political Analyst, Sambo Urges Obi, Atiku to Consider New Platform
Arise News Political Editor Sumner Sambo has advised opposition leaders, including Atiku Abubakar and Peter Obi, to consider adopting a different political platform amid the crisis within the African Democratic Congress (ADC). Speaking on The Morning Show, Sambo said the ADC is currently burdened by legal disputes and leadership controversies that could undermine its viability as a coalition platform. “I wouldn’t advise they go ahead with the ADC right now… the problems are numerous,” he said. He noted that ongoing court cases and questions over the legitimacy of the party’s leadership pose serious risks, adding that while the APC may…
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“Enough of Hollow Rhetoric, it is time to roll your sleeves and get to work” — Atiku Urges Tinubu to Act on Rising Attacks
Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has called on President Bola Tinubu to take decisive action against the growing wave of attacks across the country. In a statement on X, Atiku criticised the government’s response to recent violence in Plateau, Benue, Nasarawa, and Kaduna, noting that fresh attacks occurred shortly after Tinubu vowed such incidents would not repeat. “It is time to fold your sleeves and get to work,” he said, stressing that protecting lives and property remains the government’s primary responsibility. He also expressed concern over displaced communities and extended condolences to families affected by the violence.
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“We Will Resist One-Party State” — Dino Melaye Warns Tinubu
Former Kogi West Senator Dino Melaye has criticised President Bola Tinubu, warning against what he described as attempts to entrench prolonged rule and weaken opposition. In a video shared on Facebook, Melaye said Tinubu’s alleged ambition to mirror long-serving leaders like Paul Biya would not succeed in Nigeria. “Tinubu’s ambition… will not work,” he said, urging Nigerians to resist any move toward a one-party system. He also decried the state of the nation, describing the current situation as unprecedented and expressing concern over what he sees as a lack of responsive leadership.
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