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Bobrisky was never in prison – Baale of Kirikiri alleges

In a new revelation, the Baale (traditional leader) of Kirikiri Town has alleged that controversial internet personality Bobrisky did not actually serve the 2024 prison sentence he was widely believed to have completed. The chief, named Babalola Shabi, alleged that the cross-dresser smuggled eight Automated Teller Machine (ATM) cards into the Kirikiri custodial facility and used…

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I had to google the ‘dress code’ for married women – Kiekie on backward expectations

Content creator and actress Kiekie has opened up about the societal pressures and unsolicited opinions that came her way after getting married and becoming a mother. During her recent appearance on the I Said What I Said Podcast, the mother-of-one shared her experience with people saying that she doesn’t ‘dress like a married woman,’ leaving…

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Shehu Sani, Reno Omokri, Fani-Kayode reportedly nominated as ambassadors

The Nigerian government has reportedly shortlisted several prominent political figures and technocrats for ambassadorial appointments, including former senator Shehu Sani, ex-presidential aide Reno Omokri, and former governors Okezie Ikpeazu and Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi. Fola Adeola, founder of Guaranty Trust Bank Plc, former Lagos deputy governor Femi Pedro, and controversial politician Femi Fani-Kayode are also included in the…

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BREAKING: Take-It-Back Movement kicks off nationwide protest in Abuja as Lagos, Oyo join [PHOTOS]

Protesters under the banner of the Take-It-Back Movement (TIB) on Monday, April 7, defied police warnings and kicked off a nationwide demonstration in Abuja against the alleged misuse of the Cybercrime Act and worsening economic hardship. The protest, which gained momentum across the country, was organised in collaboration with several civil society organisations. According to…

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Which country pays the most for Spotify subscription? Where does Nigeria rank?

Spotify is one of the most used music streaming platforms globally, with subscribers in over 180 countries.  Spotify has a freemium ad-supported option and a premium one that requires a monthly subscription. The cost of subscribing to Spotify Premium varies as different countries pay different monthly fees, which are set to reflect the economic reality…

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10 men share the red flags they watch out for when dating a woman

Dating isn’t all roses, rainbows and cute instagram posts. It’s a lot more challenging. At first, everything feels exciting: getting to know someone new, discovering shared interests, and daydreaming about a future together.  But chemistry alone isn’t enough. Red flags are a big deal breaker.  Now, we’re all familiar with the classic ones; ghosting, possessiveness,…

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Why sleeping with a fan on all night is riskier than you think

When the heat is unbearable, a fan seems like the perfect solution. That steady breeze can feel like a lifesaver when you’re sweating through your sheets. It keeps you cool and helps you drift off to sleep. But what if it’s actually causing more harm than good? Before you dismiss this as another health scare,…

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The youngest presidents in US history, ranked — Theodore Roosevelt is number one

According to a 2023 Pew Research Center poll, about half of Americans said the best age for a U.S. president is someone in their 50s.  However, there have been US presidents who have been elected into office in their 40’s. The presidency is often associated with experience and age, but several U.S. presidents have taken office…

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Fmr. Minister Storms Sterling Bank to Open Account in Support of Zero Transfer Fees

What began as a tweet has become a tipping point. In a moment that is  quickly being hailed as the dawn of a new era in Nigerian banking, former Minister for Aviation, Chief Osita Chidoka, walked into the Regional Headquarters of Sterling Bank in  Abuja on Friday, where he opened a personal bank account as a…

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BREAKING: Tension in Rivers as police disperse protesters of emergency rule

Security operatives of the Rivers State Police Command fired teargas at demonstrators in Port Harcourt on Monday, disrupting a protest against the declaration of emergency rule in the state. The protest, organised by the Take It Back Movement, began at Isaac Boro Park early in the morning but was swiftly met with a heavy police…

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