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US accuses TikTok of violating children's privacy
The United States in a lawsuit on Friday accused TikTok of violating children's privacy by collecting data about them without their parents' permission when they use the app. The suit argues that since 2019 TikTok has allowed children to use the app, collecting and using personal data from young users without letting their parents know.
BBNaija Cocoice speaks on celebs desperate to trend, need for flat shoes: "I don't do weird stunts"
A former BBNaija housemate, Cocoice, has revealed to Legit.ng why she loves to keep her brand genuine. She also spoke about the importance of flat and high heels.
"You say na your birthright": Falz addresses Tinubu, shares 2 cents about protest
Falz, a Nigerian musician has taken to his Twitter page, where he expressed his thoughts about the ongoing protest, while addressing the president Tinubu.
Little boy jumps for joy after wearing oversized top grandma gifted him, people react to video
A video making the rounds on social media captured the funny oversized clothes that a grandmother purchased for her grandson. Netizens reacted to the video.
“Tinubu go deliver, we dey wait”: Video as Lege Miami stages anti-hunger protest march in Lagos
Lege Mami spurred uproar online after he shared a video of him and some youths in Shomolu clamouring against the nationwide protest, more on Legit.ng.
After WhatsApp, FCCPC accuses Coca-Cola of deceiving Nigerians with sugary products
The Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) has slammed Coca-Cola and its marketing company NBC for misleading Nigerians with their products.
Portable loses 100,000 Instagram followers after protest video: "Account wey he go still lose"
Portable has lost some Instagram followers after a video he made against protest went viral. Fans took to the comments section to jubilate over the news.
Hunger protesters in Benin ask Harrysong to sing for them or go back: "With his fake clothes"
Nigerian music star Harrison Tare Okiri, aka Harrysong, was asked to sing for protesters in Benin, after he came down and asked them to ease free flow of traffic.
Portable opens up on how govt used him without payment, laments effect of protest: "Him just mumu"
Nigerian singer Portable has continued to voice out how he feels about the ongoing protest as she revealed how the government used him and refused to pay him.
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