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Month: September 2025

Monica.Cash Announces Platinum Sponsorship of Pulse Fiesta 2025: Promises Exciting Moments, Crypto Rewards for Everyone

Nigeria’s leading crypto brand, Monica.cash, has announced its participation in this year’s Pulse Fiesta as a Platinum Sponsor. The Brand’s Chief Executive Officer has confirmed.  Pulse Fiesta is a music and party festival organised by Pulse Nigeria, a leading digital media company in Africa. The festival targets students, youths, and young adults. Over the past…

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‘Ebun’: A film telling deaf stories in a hearing world

The upcoming short film, now in post-production, follows the journey of Sadé, a young deaf girl navigating life in Lagos. Through silence, sound, and belonging, the film reframes deafness not as a limitation but as a gift. At the heart of Ebun are two creative minds: Lucy Oigbochie “Abena”, the producer with a flair for…

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Don’t let that girl go – Do2dtun backs singer Paul Okoye amid rape allegations

Media personality Do2dtun has stepped into the ongoing controversy about rape and infidelity allegations against Peter Okoye, one-half of the famous defunct music duo, P-Square.  In a post on his X account on Thursday, September 25, 2025, the celebrity hypeman urged Okoye to follow through with his threat to initiate a lawsuit against his accuser. He…

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Part 9: How a Nigerian teen trafficked through Libya became a celebrity barber in Europe

Part 8 recap: In Part 8, Jimmy’s fragile new beginning in Italy was turning sour. After years of waiting in the migrant camp, the system still said no. His second asylum request was denied, and he was given 60 days to leave Italy. Forced onto the streets with nothing but a backpack and his clippers,…

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Meet the woman who slept with over 1,000 men in 12 hours

In the past few days, the Nigerian social media space has been in a frenzy after Mandykiss, a controversial influencer, announced plans to sleep with 100 men in a bid to break a Guinness World Record.  However, Guinness quickly shut it down, clarifying that sexually explicit feats aren’t records they recognise. But the internet isn’t…

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Hearing Aids and Costs in Nigeria: What families should know

The moment you notice you are experiencing a hearing decline or tinnitus (the perception of noise in your ears without an external sound source), it’s advisable that you get an immediate check-up. Depending on the severity, a hearing aid may be required. Why Hearing Aids matter This writer can’t imagine herself not hearing the sound…

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PUBG MOBILE Unleashes Ghosts, Ghouls, and Groundbreaking Features in Version 4.0 Update Across Africa

PUBG MOBILE, one of the world’s most popular mobile games, has officially rolled out its Version 4.0 Update, bringing an electrifying mix of spooky fun, performance upgrades, and Africa-first content to the battlefield. The update introduces new game modes, smoother gameplay, and immersive experiences, while also launching initiatives that empower young creators and university students…

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5 things you didn’t know about tattoo culture in Nigeria

Tattoos in Nigeria often spark strong reactions. For some, they represent rebellion, modernity, or art. For others, they are tied to cultural taboos, religion, or even crime. Yet beneath these surface-level judgments lies a deeper, more fascinating story.  Tattooing in Nigeria is not merely a borrowed Western trend; it has a history, an evolving culture,…

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Ganduje, Barau lead Kano APC stakeholders to back Tinubu, plot NNPP defeat in 2027

Former National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Dr Abdullahi Umar Ganduje, alongside Deputy Senate President Barau Jibrin and other political heavyweights from Kano State, have vowed to deliver overwhelming support for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s re-election in 2027 while plotting to reclaim Kano from the New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP). The declaration was…

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Josh Olaoluwa Is Making African Films Everyone Will Talk About

When Josh Olaoluwa tells his story, you quickly realise he isn’t simply producing films, he’s producing moments, movements, and possibilities. At just under a decade into his career, Olaoluwa has gone from being a film student to standing on the red carpets of Venice and preparing for screenings at the BFI London Film Festival. His…

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