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Month: November 2025

Gordon’s Stole the Show at Lagos Cocktail Week — Drinks, Vibes, and All

If you were at Lagos Cocktail Week, you definitely noticed Gordon’s. Their setup had everyone talking; a diner-style space that felt lively and fresh, with a playlist and mood that kept the energy high. The drinks were a hit from the start. Gordon’s mixologist made light, refreshing cocktails that quickly became crowd favorites. Guests could…

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From Customs to the Senate: How Francis Adenigba Fadahunsi Became Osun’s Political Maverick

Francis Adenigba Fadahunsi, born in Ilase-Ijesha, Osun State, rose from a career in the Nigeria Customs Service to become Senator for Osun East, anchoring his tenure on community development, agriculture and committee leadership. Who Is Francis Adenigba Fadahunsi? Senator Francis Adenigba Fadahunsi is a Nigerian politician and retired customs officer who, until recently, represented the…

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So, You Love Scrolling on the Toilet? Here’s What It’s Doing to Your Body

Let’s be honest, we’re all guilty of this bad habit.  You take your phone to the toilet, thinking you’ll only be there for a few minutes, but fifteen minutes later, you’re still scrolling through Instagram or TikTok, long after you’ve done your business. You catch up on messages, escape from work stress, or enjoy a…

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Real Stories: I won ₦3 million in sports betting, but my village people didn’t let me enjoy it

When I saw the alert that day, my legs almost gave way. ₦3 million. Me, Chijioke, who used to borrow ₦1,000 to buy data. I just stared at my phone screen like it was lying to me. For a moment, I thought maybe it was a dream. I pinched myself, and the pain told me…

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Lagos Fringe Fest Returns with a Bigger Push for Identity

The Lagos Fringe Festival is back this November, promising another round of live performances, music, film, and art in the heart of Lagos’ creative district. Since its debut in 2018, the festival has grown from a small independent showcase to one of the largest outdoor arts events in West Africa, and a space where Lagos’…

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Comparing Forex Brokers: Fees, Spreads, and Services Explained

For Forex traders, finding a suitable Forex trading partner or broker can mean the difference between making profits out of trading or losing time, effort, or resources. Apart from an efficient Forex trading system or expert Forex trading know-how, your Forex trading partner affects your trading bottom line, as costs, spreads, or Forex trading services…

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Love or Liability? 9 Financial Red Flags That Can Ruin Your Marriage (Even Before It Starts)

In 2025, Fidelity Investments did a study on couples and money. 45% of couples occasionally argue about money. For almost 25% (1 in 4 couples) of them, finances are actually their biggest challenge If you’re dating, engaged, or newly married, or even in a ‘serious’ talking stage, here are the biggest money red flags to…

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MultiChoice Ushers in Festive Season with Reduced Decoder Prices

MultiChoice has announced a further reduction in the prices of its decoders, continuing its commitment to providing affordable access to premium entertainment for Nigerian households. With the new adjustment, the DStv decoder now sells for ₦7,900, while a GOtv decoder sells for ₦6,500. The DStv dish is set to sell at ₦10,000, while the GOtenna…

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Game-Changing Pusoy Strategies to Dominate Every Match on GameZone

If there’s one card game that perfectly blends intelligence, patience, and excitement—it’s Pusoy. Loved across generations, this Filipino favorite has evolved far beyond its traditional roots. Thanks to GameZone, the thrill of pusoy has entered the digital world, bringing global players to one competitive virtual arena where skill and strategy truly shine. But here’s the…

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Protesters Storm Abuja, Demand Scraping of Oil Decommissioning Bill

Hundreds of angry protesters took over parts of Abuja on Saturday, demanding that the National Assembly immediately withdraw the controversial National Commission for the Decommissioning of Oil and Gas Installations (NC-DOGI) Bill, 2024. The demonstrators, carrying placards with inscriptions such as “Kill This Bill”, “Stop the Waste,” and “No More Feeding Bottles for Politicians,” accused…

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