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Controversial Nigerian rapper, Speed Darlington, has once again sparked a social media frenzy with his latest comments about Grammy-winning singer Burna Boy. In a recent video, Darlington questioned Burna Boy’s relationship with American music mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs, suggesting that the Nigerian artist’s career trajectory has been influenced by his association with the international superstar. Darlington’s remarks, which quickly went viral, have ignited a heated debate among fans and industry insiders. The rapper’s provocative statement has raised questions about the nature of the relationship between Burna Boy and Diddy, as well as the potential influence of the latter on the…
Big Brother Naija star Vee Iye has candidly shared her personal experiences with dating, revealing that the process can be incredibly daunting. In a recent interview, the singer and songwriter discussed the challenges she has faced in her romantic life, shedding light on the complexities of modern relationships. “Dating can be scary,” Vee admitted. “It’s a vulnerable experience, and there’s always the risk of getting hurt. I’ve definitely had my fair share of disappointments and heartbreaks.” The reality TV star went on to explain how societal expectations and the fear of rejection have influenced her approach to dating. “There’s this…
The Nigeria Police Force has apprehended two suspected political thugs. The arrests, which occurred just days before the state’s governorship election, highlight the force’s commitment to maintaining law and order during the electoral process. According to a press statement released by the Force Public Relations Officer, ACP Olumuyiwa Adejobi, the suspects were identified as Edwin Obanor, 43, and Audu Tajudeen, 41. Obanor, a leader of an armed group, was apprehended at Oredo Ward 4 at around 9 p.m. on the eve of the election. Tajudeen, a Peoples Democratic Party member from Ugbogbo quarters, Igara Akoko, was also arrested at the…
The Lord’s Chosen Charismatic Revival Ministry has been embroiled in controversy after accusations of fabricating divine encounters surfaced online. In response to the skepticism, the church’s Head of Public Relations and Media, Pastor Chidi Louis, has defended the authenticity of the testimonies shared by its members. Pastor Louis dismissed the allegations, claiming that the videos circulating on social media have been doctored to tarnish the church’s image. He emphasized that there are complete, unabridged versions of the testimonies that provide a more accurate context. The fact remains that someone doctored the videos to tarnish the image of the church,” Pastor…
The vital trade route connecting Adamawa and Taraba states in northeastern Nigeria has been severed after heavy flooding washed away a critical section of the road. Stranded passengers and frustrated drivers face long delays and economic hardship as the harvest season approaches. The collapse occurred near Lafiya Lamorde, a border town with Gombe State. The bridge, originally built with a metal culvert to manage water flow, succumbed to the relentless floodwaters. Now, a gaping hole renders the road completely impassable for vehicles. “The situation is dire,” said Adamu Dangombe, a stranded passenger. “Some people took a risky chance and tried…
A major blow to the illegal arms trade in Kaduna State has been dealt following the arrest of a notorious gun runner and the recovery of a significant cache of weapons. The suspect, Bitrus Gyang, was apprehended by police officers during a routine patrol in Buruku Division. The arrest took place on September 19, 2024, when police officers intercepted a black Golf III saloon vehicle at Buruku Bridge. Upon inspecting the vehicle, they discovered a hidden compartment containing 20 locally-fabricated AK-47 rifles and an empty Type 06 magazine. The officers were vigilant and conducted a thorough search of the vehicle,”…
Human rights activist Deji Adeyanju has launched a scathing attack on the Nigerian Police Force, accusing it of prioritizing the protection of influential politicians over the safety of ordinary citizens. Adeyanju revealed that a mere 13,000 police officers are currently engaged in combatting the rampant banditry and terrorism plaguing the country. Meanwhile, a staggering 130,000 officers are assigned to protect politicians, leaving vast swathes of the nation vulnerable to criminal activities. It’s a disgrace,” Adeyanju declared, his voice laced with frustration. While Nigerians are being terrorized, their police force is busy pampering politicians. This is a national embarrassment.” The activist’s…
A palpable sense of relief has washed over the northern states of Zamfara, Sokoto, Niger, and others, following the recent elimination of notorious bandit kingpin, Halilu Sububu, by the Nigerian Air Force. Two weeks on, the jubilation continues. The late Halilu Sububu, a 38-year-old terror mastermind, cast a dark shadow over the region. His reign was marked by violence, fear, and impunity. With connections to terrorist groups across the Sahel, Sububu’s criminal empire extended into illegal gold mining, arms trafficking, and kidnappings. His reign of terror was characterized by audacious attacks, including a military base assault in Katsina in 2021.…
Dr. Nsikak Akpan, a Nigerian Lecturer, is set to embark on a grueling challenge that could etch his name in the Guinness World Records history books. Akpan plans to deliver a non-stop lecture for an astonishing 150 hours, aiming to surpass the current record held by Indian Professor Arvin Mishra. Scheduled to take place from September 23 to 30 at Foreign Links College in Moro, Osun State, the marathon lecture will focus on the critical relationship between man’s environment and health. Akpan, a graduate of Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, seeks to utilize this platform to educate students and the global…
A coalition of civil society organizations, the Situation Room on the War Against Banditry, has raised concerns over Zamfara State’s response to the ongoing banditry crisis. In a press briefing on Friday, the group’s convener, Nwogu Ndubisi, expressed dissatisfaction with the state’s handling of the situation, particularly regarding the notorious bandit leader Turji. Ndubisi highlighted that Zamfara has been grappling with a devastating wave of banditry, characterized by kidnappings, killings, and cattle rustling. Rural communities have been forced to pay protection money to bandits to avoid being raided, creating a climate of fear and insecurity. The coalition also criticized the…