Khadijah Thabit
8119 articles published since 17 Sep 2020
8119 articles published since 17 Sep 2020
A merchant ship that vanished in the Bermuda Triangle in 1925 has been found. The steam-powered SS Cotopaxi went missing on November 29, 1925, after it left Charleston, South Carolina, for Havana, Cuba with 32 passengers.
Careful studies in recent years have revealed that one of the world's most relevant subjects, mathematics, was invented in Africa and not from the foreign world as many Eurocentric myths have suggested in the past.
Nigerians have now shared mixed reactions to the story of Asuzu begging for money. Some Nigerians blamed the actor for the position he is in now. They noted that celebrities always waste their money on unnecessary things.
Another Nollywood actor Ernest Asuzu has reportedly taken ill after battling with a stroke. The popular actor was allegedly spotted begging people for money on the roadside in Lagos state.
The singer who now goes by Mr P seems to have acquired an expensive sports car for himself. In a post shared on both his Instagram and Twitter accounts, Mr P showed off a white Lamborghini Aventador.
If there is one thing about the Boko Haram terrorist group currently causing security challenges in Nigeria, it is the fact that they are not categorised as part of the Islamic religion, the Muslim Rights Concern has claim.
Legendary singer, Rihanna, is back to being single after calling it quits with her Saudi Arabian lover, Hassan Jameel. The couple split after being in a romantic relationship for a period of three years.
Nikkie de Jager, who is famously known as NikkieTutorials, has shared a personal part of herself with millions of followers. In the clip, which she titled I'm coming out, Nikkie revealed that she's a transgender woman
Labaran Maku, a former minister of information in the administration of Goodluck Jonathan, has denied involvement in the reported plan by ex-vice president, Atiku Abubakar, and notable politician, Bola Tinubu, to form a new party.
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