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Month: April 2024

Benefits of moringa seeds sexually

Moringa seeds come from the moringa tree – a fast-growing African tree. Moringa has become a popular health choice, known for its many benefits. It can aid digestion and weight reduction, fight fever, and has antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties. Moringa is said to be good for eye health, promoting sleep, and improving dry skin, acne,…

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Governor Yusuf focuses on Kano’s progress, avoids feud with Ganduje

Yusuf urged EFCC to ensure that those who embezzled state’s monies, including Ganduje should be brought to book through legal means. Gov. Abba Kabir Yusuf of Kano State says he is focused on taking the state to greater heights than engaging the former governor of the state, Alhaji Abdullahi Ganduje in the war of attrition….

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Gov Obaseki to inaugurate 38-year-old Omobayo as deputy of Edo State

The announcement was made shortly after Philip Shabu was impeached as Deputy Governor of Edo State. Governor Godwin Obaseki of Edo State have appointed Omobayo Godwin as his deputy for the remainder of his tenure as the administrative leader of the state. This development was announced following Philip Shaibu’s impeachment. Omobayo’s swearing-in ceremony is scheduled…

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Burna Boy takes a swipe at Brymo as their beef continues

Burna Boy takes a swipe at Brymo as their beef continues. Nigerian superstar Burna Boy continues to be in the news both for the global exploits of his music and his disagreement with some peers and media platforms. In a continuation of their beef, Burna Boy took a swipe at Brymo who he says makes…

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CBN approves daily sale of $10,000 to BDCs at ₦1,101/dollar

The BDC operators are expected to sell the dollars to eligible end users at a spread of not more than 1.5% above the purchase price. The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has approved daily sales of 10,000 dollars to 1,588 eligible Bureau De Change operators at the rate of ₦1,101 to the dollar. The Director…

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Solar eclipse myths and superstitutions

Is the solar eclipse purely scientific, or does it have spiritual significance? On April 8, a total solar eclipse will occur in North America, causing a celestial spectacle. This event will happen in 15 states in the United States, including Texas, New York, and Maine, while portions of Tennessee and Michigan will see it as…

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Australian teenager commits suicide after nudes blackmail by 2 Nigerians

Two Nigerians threatened to release his nude pictures and videos to his family and friends unless he paid them $500. An Australian teenager, whose identity was yet-to-be disclosed, has reportedly committed suicide over sextortion. It was gathered that the teenager took his own life after two Nigerians, who have now been arrested, threatened to release…

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Tinubu fulfills promise, allocates 26,404 bags of grains to Sokoto residents

Governor Aliyu added that the current economic hardship was not peculiar to Nigeria but a global challenge. The Federal Government has commenced distribution of 26,404 bags of maize, millet and sorghum to vulnerable Nigerians in Sokoto State. Sen. Abubakar Kyari, the Minister of Agriculture and Food Security, handed over the items and inaugurated the distribution…

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‘Cooking at 4 am’ wife Mummy Zee welcomes second child with husband

She also notes that her newborn baby girl is very cute. Mummy Zee, the Nigerian woman who gained popularity for saying she wakes up 4 am to cook for her husband everyday, has welcomed a second child with her husband. The influencer made the announcement in a post on X (formerly Twitter) on Monday, April…

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Edo lawmakers impeach Deputy Governor Philip Shaibu

Comrade Shaibu was impeached by the Edo State lawmakers on the basis of misconduct. The Edo State House of Assembly impeached Comrade Philip Shaibu, the state’s deputy governor, on Monday, April 8. The impeachment followed the adoption of the report of the Assembly’s seven-man investigative panel, which was formed to investigate allegations of misconduct against…

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