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Delta State, Nigeria, May 6, 2024 A tense atmosphere hangs heavy over the Okeagbe community in Ughelli South Local Government Area, Delta State, following a sacrilegious act that has ignited outrage and religious friction. A cleric, identified as belonging to God’s Grace Ministry, reportedly killed a sacred boa constrictor, sparking protests and demands for appeasement from the local indigenes. A Revered Creature: The Spirit of the Snake The slain boa, believed to be a guardian spirit by the predominantly agrarian community, held a significant place in Okeagbe’s cultural and religious beliefs. Locals revere these snakes as embodiments of ancestral spirits,…

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ADO EKITI, Nigeria, May 6, 2024 In a landmark judgement aimed at curbing the rising tide of violent crime, an Ekiti State High Court sitting in Ado Ekiti has sentenced three men to death by hanging for armed robbery. The convicted, Oyebanji Sola, Jimoh Azeez (a.k.a. Asela), and Ogunlade Babatunde, were found guilty of robbing unsuspecting victims at gunpoint in a brazen attack that sent shockwaves through the community. A Reign of Terror Ends The sentencing brings to a close a chapter of fear and anxiety for residents of Ekiti State. The robbers, operating as a gang, had reportedly terrorized the…

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The ongoing foreign exchange (FX) crisis in Nigeria has reached a boiling point, prompting the government to consider a drastic measure: the delisting of the Naira from peer-to-peer (P2P) trading platforms. This move, while intended to curb currency speculation and stabilize the exchange rate, has sent shockwaves through the financial sector and sparked heated debate about its potential effectiveness and unintended consequences. The P2P market has emerged as a significant player in FX transactions in recent years. Platforms like Abeg and Binance offer individuals a convenient and often more competitive alternative to traditional bureau de change (BDC) operators. However, for…

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May 6, 2024: A dark cloud hangs over the Lobi Stars camp as players have embarked on a strike action to protest the non-payment of their salaries. This development throws the Nigerian Professional Football League (NPFL) season into disarray and raises serious questions about the management of the club. A History of Unfulfilled Promises? This is not the first time Lobi Stars players have resorted to industrial action over unpaid wages. Similar protests occurred in 2016, highlighting a recurring issue that continues to plague the club. The silence from the management regarding the players’ grievances only deepens the frustration and…

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British R&B icon Craig David has sent shockwaves through the music industry with a recent revelation: a two-year-long stint of celibacy. Known for smooth jams like “7 Days” and “Fill Me In,” David’s decision to abstain from intimacy has many fans scratching their heads. But in a recent interview with TMZ, the 43-year-old singer shed light on his personal journey, revealing a deeper purpose behind his unexpected choice. The Path to Self-Discovery David’s decision to embrace celibacy stemmed from a desire for self-discovery and emotional healing. He admitted, “I realised that me not having healed my own issues meant I…

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Veteran Nigerian musician Gabriel Oche Amanyi, better known by his stage name Terry G, has thrown gasoline on the ever-burning fire of the Afrobeats debate. In a recent social media post, Terry G declared Burna Boy the “biggest artist” currently dominating the scene but reserved the title of “greatest of all time” (GOAT) for Wizkid. This statement has reignited the age-old debate amongst fans, sparking passionate discussions and divided opinions. Terry G’s Outspoken Nature Terry G’s comments come as no surprise. The “Akpako Master” has always been known for his outspoken nature and willingness to stir the pot. However, his…

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Nigerian socialite Taiwo Cole is facing a storm. Following a lavish traditional wedding ceremony to Nollywood actress Wofai Fada, his family publicly disowned the union, releasing a scathing statement that went viral. However, in a recent social media post and a follow-up interview with AIT, Cole has chosen to stand by his wife, declaring her a “good woman” and his “queen.” Family’s Public Disapproval The Cole family, a prominent name in Lagos’ business circles, released a statement through patriarch Kunle Cole. The statement disavowed any knowledge of the marriage and declared Wofai Fada not a part of their family. This…

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Popular Nigerian music duo Ajebo Hustlers have thrown a grenade into the Afrobeats landscape, urging their fellow artists to prioritize “great music with depth” over chasing fleeting trends. In a recent interview, the duo, known for hits like “Pronto” and “Bad Boy Etiquette,” didn’t mince words, calling out what they perceive as a growing trend of “dumbing down” music for commercial success. Champions of Artistic Integrity This isn’t the first time Ajebo Hustlers have championed artistic integrity. Their music often tackles social issues and personal struggles, offering a refreshing counterpoint to the party anthems that dominate the airwaves. Their latest…

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Burna Boy. The name itself conjures images of electrifying stage presence, daring fashion choices, and an undeniable musical fire. But beneath the carefully cultivated “African Giant” persona lies a complex individual. Veteran Nigerian musician Baba Fryo has sparked fresh conversation about Burna Boy, highlighting a perceived contrast between his onstage antics and his business acumen. Baba Fryo’s Praise In a recent interview on the popular podcast “Hoha,” Baba Fryo, known for his energetic performances in the early 2000s, commended Burna Boy for his professionalism in the music industry. He specifically praised Burna Boy for crediting him as a source of…

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Media personality Toke Makinwa has sparked a national conversation about colorism and self-acceptance, revealing in a recent social media post her regret over skin bleaching. Makinwa, known for her outspoken nature and glamorous persona, confessed to using skin-lightening products in her youth, calling it “the dumbest thing I ever did.” This honest confession has resonated deeply with many Nigerians, particularly women, who have grappled with the societal pressures surrounding skin tone. A Culture of Light Skin Preference Makinwa’s story unfolds against the backdrop of a complex cultural issue in Nigeria: the preference for lighter skin tones. Colonial legacies and Eurocentric…

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