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Engonga Baltasar: Man shares problem leaked tapes saved embattled Equatorial Guinea official from
Engonga Baltasar is trending online after numerous tapes involving his bedroom acts with various women were leaked online. A man has shared how it saved him.
300+ awesome team names for your work and sports groups
Check out these awesome team names you can consider when looking for a name for your work and sports groups. Team names enhance collaboration and team spirit.
Baltasar Engonga's videos: 6 facts about Equatorial Guinea man who reportedly 'charmed' ladies
The name Baltasar Engonga is trending on social media after news emerged that the 54-year-old man from Equatorial Guinea had bedroom affairs with many women.
Lady selling akara shows off man who always patronises her, video melts hearts on TikTok
A video making the rounds on social media captured the moment a Nigerian lady who sells Akara showed off her loyal customer. Netizens reacted to the video.
US election 2024: “Excellent stars”, astrologist picks winner between Donald Trump and Harris
As Legit.ng keeps track of the US election 2024, an astrologist, Rajeev Narain Sharma, has predicted a winner between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris.
Fountain University courses and school fees: A comprehensive breakdown
Are you interested in Fountain University courses? As a faith-based institution, the university offers education grounded in Islamic principles. Read on for more.
Video as Mohbad's mother receives car gift from Nigerian man: "Hope say una give am money for fuel?"
Mohbad's mum was blessed recently after a young man decided to extend his generosity towards her by gifting her an automobile accompanied by a personal driver.
Hope rises for cheaper fuel nationwide as Dangote rivals set new pump price target
Filling stations around the country will be getting ready to adjust pump prices again as marketers and also oil companies express readiness to compete with Dangote.
Afghanistan poppy cultivation grows 19 percent despite ban: UN
Opium cultivation rose by 19 percent in Afghanistan this year, the UN reported Wednesday, despite a Taliban government ban that almost eradicated the crop. The 19 percent increase year-on-year remains far below the 232,000 hectares cultivated when Taliban supreme leader Hibatullah Akhundzada banned the crop in April 2022, nearly a year after the Taliban returned to power, UNODC added.
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