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I pull out even when I have protection – Blaqbonez speaks of why he can’t be a victim of paternity fraud
Popular Nigerian rapper Blaqbonez has shared why he believes he cannot fall victim to paternity fraud. During a conversation about his cautious approach to sex in relationships, he disclosed his preventive measures. In an interview with media personality Chude Jideonwo, the rapper explained that he combines the use of protection with the withdrawal method to minimize any risks. “Nobody can think of accusing Blaqbonez of paternity fraud. I pull out, even when I have protection,”…
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#Ramaphosamustgo trends as South Africans call for their President’s resignation over 5-year visa policy for Nigerians
The hashtag #RamaphosaMustGo has gained traction on social media as South Africans express dissatisfaction with President Cyril Ramaphosa’s new visa policy for Nigerian nationals. Announced during the South Africa-Nigeria Bi-National Commission in Cape Town on December 3, the policy simplifies the visa process for Nigerian businesspeople, granting them five-year multiple-entry visas without requiring a passport during the application. President Ramaphosa described the initiative as part of efforts to modernize visa systems and boost economic growth…
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The way you feel when a jobless man deceives you to marry him is how a brother feels when he marries you and realised you have been sexually active – Nigerian physician says
A Nigerian Muslim physician, Biem Omokhefe, has opined that the same way a woman feels betrayed when she finds out her husband is jobless after marriage is the same way a man will feel betrayed if he marries a woman and realizes she has been sexually active. He shared this in a post on Facebook. See his post below;
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”My cousin died this morning, she refused blood transfusion because she is a jehovah witness” – Nigerian Lady narrates
A Nigerian woman, Mrs. Zanga, has shared the tragic story of her cousin, allegedly a member of the Jehovah’s Witness church, who passed away after refusing a blood transfusion. The mother of three reportedly died on the morning of Friday, December 6. Mrs. Zanga also revealed that the deceased’s husband is now living with his mistress, whom he impregnated. “My cousin d!ed this morning, leaving behind 3 kids. The youngest is 4yo. What killed her?…
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Attend to gunshot victims without police clearance – FG orders public and private hospitals
The Federal Government has directed all public and private healthcare facilities nationwide to provide immediate medical care to gunshot victims, regardless of police clearance status. The Ministry of Health and Social Welfare issued this directive on Saturday, December 7, in a statement titled Non-Compliance of Medical Facilities on the Gunshot Act 2017. Signed by Director of Information Patricia Deworitshe, the statement addressed complaints of hospitals refusing treatment to gunshot victims, leading to preventable deaths. This…
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I was a bus conductor for eight years – Actor, Ibrahim Chatta reveals
Nollywood actor Ibrahim Chatta revealed that he worked as a bus conductor for eight years while overcoming challenges on his journey to stardom. Speaking on the Talk to B Podcast with actress Biola Bayo, he shared how he once lived in a single room with nine others in Lagos State, striving to make ends meet during his early struggles. “I lived in a single room with nine other people and it was difficult. I will…
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‘Those criticizing Tinubu are enemies of Nigeria’ – Umahi
Minister of Works, Engr. David Umahi has dismissed critics of President Bola Tinubu’s reforms as envious and labeled them as adversaries of Nigeria. Speaking during a Senate Committee on Works public hearing in Abuja, Umahi assured that the ongoing reforms will strengthen the economy over time. He emphasized that leaders across various sectors understand the reforms and are working collaboratively to achieve their goals. He believed that Tinubu was turning around the nation on a…
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Dele Farotimi will be free if he shows proof that his assertions in the book are true – Afe Babalola’s lawyer says
Counsel for Afe Babalola, founder of Afe Babalola University (ABUAD), Owoseni Ajayi, has stated that human rights activist Dele Farotimi, currently in custody, must substantiate allegations made against Babalola in his book, Nigeria and Its Criminal Justice System, to secure his freedom. Farotimi, arrested on December 3, 2024, and arraigned in Ekiti on a 16-count charge of defamation, accused Babalola of corrupting the judiciary. Ajayi, alongside former NBA chairmen Olasunkanmi Falade and Lawrence Fasanmi, clarified…
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Nigerian Police file fresh cybercrime charges against Dele Farotimi after arrest
The Nigerian Police have filed 12 new cybercrime charges against detained human rights lawyer Dele Farotimi, adding to 16 defamation charges filed earlier. The latest charges, submitted to a Federal High Court in Ado-Ekiti on December 6, 2024, accuse Farotimi of making defamatory remarks about Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN) Afe Babalola who was named in his book, ‘Nigeria and its Criminal Justice System’. Farotimi, arrested in Lagos on December 3, 2024, was initially arraigned…
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As a man there are so many expectations and yet none of them feeds or pay your bills – Crossdresser, James Brown
James Brown has expressed doubts about his God-given gender. The crossdresser shared that he woke up reflecting on it, questioning the numerous societal expectations placed on men. He noted that these expectations neither provide sustenance nor pay their bills. Additionally, he pointed out that many nations led by men are embroiled in wars. Sharing nearly nud£ photos of himself, he wrote: “I woke up today , thinking why am I a man this country is…
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“Women should normalise cutting off their parents for disinheriting them” Lady urges women to refuse to take care of their parents in old age if they will their properties to only the sons
A discussion has emerged among women on X regarding parents who leave their properties to their sons while expecting their daughters to care for them in old age. The user who initiated the conversation urged women to normalize distancing themselves in such situations, advising parents to turn to their sons for support in their later years. She wrote: “Women should normalize cutting off their parents for disinheriting them. Let them focus on their sons who…
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“May we not all pray and worship in vain” – Pastor Leke Adeboye tells women who attend prayer programs but have refused to speak with their husbands
Pastor Leke Adeboye of the Redeemed Christian Church of God has expressed his concerns about women who attend numerous prayer programs but refuse to communicate with their husbands, fathers, and ‘sisters.’ The son of RCCG General Overseer Pastor Enoch Adeboye, Leke, stated that he hopes such women do not pray and worship in vain.
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