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Daniel Etim-Effiong's wife hails him before a crowd as he presents his film project: "E off Toyin"
Daniel Etim-Effiong's wife Toyosi has made the news again after she was caught on camera hailing her husband at the FilmOne Exhibitor's Showcase in Lagos.
APC's Bisi Akande unveils Tinubu's path to presidency, "he does not have money"
The ruling All Progressives Congress (APC's) Bisi Akande has unveiled President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's path to the Nigerian presidency. Akande spoke in a viral video.
Old clip of Mercy Chinwo playing with Eeezee Tee resurfaces amid legal battle: “Truth is coming out”
A throwback video of gospel singer Mercy Chinwo and her former manager, Eezee Tee, playing happily together like kids has resurfaced on social media.
Female corps member recreates her mother’s NYSC camp photos after many years, goes viral
A female corps member recreated her mother's throwback photos from National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) camp. She told interesting stories behind each photo.
Jerome Boateng’s girlfriend addresses split rumours amid infidelity allegations
Former World Cup winner Jerome Boateng's girlfriend Rebecca Silvera has clarified issues surrounding a statement she made about their rumoured split.
US economic growth steady in 2024 as Trump takes office
The US economy expanded at a solid clip in 2024, helped by consumer and government spending, official data showed Thursday, signaling its resilience as President Donald Trump takes over the reins. Consumer spending, investment and government spending were among the drivers behind last year's growth, according to Commerce Department data.
US: Actual number of Nigerians Donald Trump's administration would deport surfaces
The actual number of Nigerians the Donald Trump administration would deport from the US has surfaced. Trump is keen on sending some American residents away.
"This is my position": Ekiti monarch orders immediate disbandment of Sharia panel, reasons emerge
Ewi of Ado Ekiti, Oba Adejugbe, has announced the disbandment of the Sharia panel at the Central Mosque, aiming to maintain peace and unity in the community.
El Salvador merchants no longer obliged to accept bitcoin
Merchants in El Salvador, the first country to make bitcoin legal tender, will no longer be obliged to accept the cryptocurrency as payment, under a reform adopted to comply with conditions for an international loan. The IMF had said the loan was "to address balance of payment needs and support the government’s economic reforms."
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