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brain54:this one na exponential increase o |
Natasha Osawaru, wife of Nigerian music star Innocent “2Baba” Idibia, has been appointed Minority Leader of the Edo State House of Assembly.https://www.vanguardngr.com/2026/08/2babas-wife-natasha-emerges-edo-assembly-minority-leader/
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Before nkor na everything you wan collect ni? |
Jesus! Taiwo Hassan?! Cancer! 😳 Which kind wahala be this one again nitori oloun?. 😢 |
InfoGuru118:all this textbook article becos of 50m. Omo...una wicked oo |
Naija tried on this. Atleast they made first 20 ![]() |
I just love this man. Doing what he knows how to do best. |
She could have been saved. See how those ones were just watching. Why didn't they call for help or perform a simple CPR on her before the emergency team arrive. These people are even worse than us after all 😏. R.I.P to the young lady. Pray make bad thing no happen to you at the wrong place |
Let he who's without sin cast the first stone! Bro, nobody is a saint in this life. |
Nigerian actress Uche Ogbodo has disclosed that dissatisfaction with her appearance prompted her to undergo a non-surgical facial rejuvenation procedure.https://www.premiumtimesng.com/entertainment/naija-fashion/902878-i-dont-like-how-i-look-uche-ogbodo-after-facial-transformation.html
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That one no pay well again. So he decided to switch to the other side. Call it business re-strategization and you wouldn't be too far from the truth |
Pervs everywhere..they come in all shapes, sizes, genders and ages. |
NeralLaren24:690k keh...bro, it's too much oo. Na 600k I get oo. |
When are you opening your own church too? |
Nigerian-American man, Christian Tobechukwu “Toby” Obumseli, who was fatally stabbed by his American girlfriend, Courtney Clenney, in Miami, United States, in 2022, has had his killer sentenced to six years in prison after pleading guilty to manslaughter.https://punchng.com/ex-onlyfans-model-gets-six-years-jail-term-over-death-of-nigerian-man/
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WriterNig:them dey pursue this one oo. Them plenty wey dey find this man o. Any slightest loose guard, he's gone. |
So sad....after all the hard works and sacrifices through school only for her to end it all in law school....omo! This is deep! |
The Executive Chairman of the Nigeria Revenue Service, Zacch Adedeji, has dismissed concerns over the alleged lavish lifestyles of public officials. Adedeji said President Bola Tinubu does not live extravagantly despite his position. He stated this during an interview with Channels Television, on Sunday, where he was questioned by journalist Seun Okinbaloye about the lifestyles of political office holders amid the economic challenges confronting Nigerians. The discussion comes amid public debate over government spending and the lifestyles of political leaders, particularly as Nigerians continue to contend with rising living costs and economic pressures. Responding to questions about the President’s movements and reported use of luxury vehicles, Adedeji claimed that Tinubu usually walks from his residence to his office and only uses a vehicle when travelling to the airport. He also said the President eats only once daily and had not travelled outside Nigeria in the past three months. When asked about the number of Escalades reportedly attached to Tinubu’s convoy, Adedeji challenged the premise of the question, arguing that the President could afford such vehicles. He said, “Mr President goes from home to office on foot, not even driving except when he is going to the airport. I don’t know where you see the convoy. Before he became president, what is he riding? “How much is an Escalade that the president of Nigeria cannot afford? Please don’t embarrass this country. “What is living large? In the last months, he has not even left the shores of this country, trekking and working. If you go there now, you will see him review one document or the other. “So what is living large? The president eats once in a day. How many parties have you seen him at in the last three years? Tell me where you have seen him, whether on holiday or anywhere?” https://punchng.com/tinubu-treks-to-office-eats-once-daily-nrs-boss/
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UrVillageChief:but bro, you dey write ooo. I doff my hat. Are you an author? Even my eyes don dey pepper me 😁. Honestly, I don’t think anyone should be criticized for their choice of phone or operating system. We all have different preferences, priorities, and reasons for choosing a particular device or OS, and those choices should be respected rather than becoming a basis for unnecessary arguments and banter. I also have to commend you for everything you said. You come across as someone who is genuinely knowledgeable and well-informed about smartphones and technology in general. I particularly appreciate the fact that you recognize the strengths and weaknesses of both ecosystems rather than approaching the discussion from a place of bias. Kudos, bro. It’s refreshing to see someone have these conversations from an informed and balanced perspective. sorry but me too sabi write oo 😂😆 |
Islamic cleric, Sheikh Ahmad Gumi, has defended Sheikh Yahya Jingir over his controversial support for the continued adoption of Muslim-Muslim presidential tickets ahead of the 2027 general elections.https://dailypost.ng/2026/08/10/muslim-muslim-ticket-he-shouldnt-be-blamed-for-extreme-view-gumi-defends-jingir/ Previous thread https://www.nairaland.com/8725237/sheikh-jingir-says-muslims-outnumber#140284889
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Love800:I think the argument is being looked at from the wrong angle. The average iPhone user doesn't necessarily care that apps are "restricted" or "sandboxed"—they care about what that restriction gives them. The separation between apps means one app generally can't freely access or interfere with another app's data, files, processes, or system resources. That has practical benefits: better security, less opportunity for one malicious app to compromise other apps, greater privacy, and a more predictable/stable system. For example, if you download a random app, you don't want that app to be able to rummage through every other app on your phone, modify their data, or freely interact with the operating system. Sandboxing puts boundaries around it. So when people defend Apple's app restrictions, they're not necessarily defending "restrictions" for their own sake. They're defending the trade-off Apple has chosen: less freedom for developers and users in some areas, but tighter control over security, privacy, and the overall experience. That said, I don't think Apple's approach should be treated as automatically superior in every situation. There are legitimate criticisms. The same restrictions can also limit customization, sideloading, interoperability, file access, and what developers are allowed to do. So the real debate isn't "Do apps being restricted matter to ordinary people?" They absolutely can. The better question is: How much freedom should users give up in exchange for the security, privacy, stability and simplicity that those restrictions provide? And reasonable people can disagree on where that balance should be. |
VDM has responded defiantly after reportedly shedding over 13,000 Instagram followers in the wake of his comments on Peter Okoye's video series about his brothers Jude and Paul Okoye. The outspoken content creator, known for wading into celebrity controversies, addressed the mass unfollows directly — and without apology. He said: “Over 13,000 people have unfollowed me because of this Peter Okoye thing. Get out of here! I thought I would have lost about 1 million followers. What are the 13,000 people doing for me? I do more for you all. I tell you what is happening; I create awareness for you. I help most of you. Am I doing adverts or promotions? "Let me tell you: if you people are not able to beat me, I become more powerful and influential." "It happened in 2023 during Mohbad’s case. All of you were against me, and I became more influential." "You have all done this before—during the time of Wizkid, 30BG, Mohbad, they all unfollowed. I don’t care. You don’t do anything for m[/b]e." "Two million should go; I don’t care.” "[b]Every time you gather against me, I become more influential, more powerful. All these content creators talking; after these issues, they cease to exist, but VDM will be here because I bring value. I do for you. So your opinion counts, but my own doesn't?" Watch video here... https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1PbuEX4AHy/ https://www.facebook.com/share/1ECyKs2WBV/
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Wetin una dey gain from this una gbas gbos. |
YOUNGELDER1:and that youth corper was punished for saying Lagos state is dirty. Our government just hate the truth and that's why things are getting worst in this part of the world |
NeralLaren24:don't you have the SGS 23U 12gb/521gb...open box too |
Two-time Grammy-nominated Nigerian singer Oyinkansola Sarah Aderibigbe, popularly known as Ayra Starr, has returned to rehearsals days after announcing that she had undergone major surgery The 24-year-old singer shared a video of herself on Friday rehearsing with dancers ahead of her performance on NBC’s TODAY show at Rockefeller Centre in New York City. A bandage could be seen on her body as she moved through the rehearsal. The video marks one of her first public appearances since she informed fans that her recovery from surgery had become more difficult than expected. Inviting fans to the performance, Ayra Starr wrote, “NYC, come see me perform on the TODAY show at Rockefeller Centre tomorrow morning! I wanna see all my Mobstarrs front and center.” She also announced that the first 100 fans to arrive at the corner of 48th Street and Rockefeller Plaza would receive golden tickets for a special prize. The rehearsal comes shortly after Ayra Starr revealed that she had undergone major surgery. In a July 30 Instagram Story, the singer apologised to her fans, popularly known as Mobstarrs, for her reduced presence online. She explained that she initially expected to recover quickly, but the process became more complicated. “I had major surgery a few days ago. I was hoping it would be a quick recovery, but it was more complicated than they expected,” she wrote. The singer said she needed time to rest and assured fans that she would return soon. However, she did not disclose the nature of the surgery. Despite her recovery, Ayra Starr continued promoting her forthcoming project, Starrgirl. In a separate social media update, she revealed that she had signed copies of her first vinyl records and CD inserts for fans who pre-ordered the project. The TODAY show rehearsal signals her gradual return to public activities as she prepares to reconnect with fans and continue the promotional campaign. Ayra Starr has grown into one of the leading Nigerian voices in the global Afrobeats movement since signing with Mavin Records and releasing her self-titled debut extended play in 2021. She released her debut album, 19 & Dangerous, later that year. The project produced songs including Bloody Samaritan, which helped expand her audience beyond Nigeria. Her 2022 single, Rush, became one of the biggest songs of her career and earned her first Grammy nomination in the Best African Music Performance category at the 2024 ceremony. Her second album, The Year I Turned 21, was released in 2024 and strengthened her international profile. According to Mavin Records, the project made her the first Nigerian female artiste to debut on the Billboard 200 album chart. Ayra Starr received her second Grammy nomination in 2026 for Gimme Dat, her collaboration with Nigerian music star Wizkid. The song competed in the Best African Music Performance category. https://guardian.ng/life/ayra-starr-returns-to-rehearsals-after-major-surgery/
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Federal Capital Territory FCT Minister, Nyesom Wike, has said he has no regret over stopping Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, former Deputy National Chairman, Chief Bode George, from becoming the party’s National Chairman, describing him as a failed politician who has not won any election for the PDP in Lagos State since 1999.https://www.vanguardngr.com/2026/08/he-has-no-electoral-value-wike-mocks-bode/
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Prophet Itunu Onadeko, the fiancé of late Nollywood actress, Temitope Osoba, has alleged that the actress died at a police station in Ikorodu, Lagos State, contrary to widespread speculation that she died from complications arising from breast cancer. Onadeko stated this in an interview with the Celestial Reality Check (Media Investigative Unit of the CCC) on Saturday, where he also dismissed several allegations surrounding the actress’ final days, including claims that she was poisoned and maltreated before her death. According to the prophet, he was informed of Osoba’s death by an unidentified person who called him around midnight. “It was a random person that called me around 12 am that she died in a police station in Ikorodu,” he said. Onadeko, who is the Shepherd-in-charge of CCC Onibuore Cathedral, Bogije, Ibeju-Lekki area of Lagos State, stated that he did not know the particular police station where Osoba died but reported himself at a nearby station. He said the actress had gone to see one Mrs Kehinde Osoba, who he said also runs a church, shortly before her death. “She had insisted to see Mrs Kehinde Osoba, she also has a church, although she said she wanted to see me too. When they left for there, I told them that I wasn’t chanced to go that day because of church programmes. “The hairdresser that Tope was sleeping in her place was the person that went with her. We maintained communication and she even posted ‘Ogo tun tun’ until I heard that she died in the police station,” he said. The prophet also denied knowledge of the exact police station where Osoba died, saying, “Although I don’t know the police station she died but I reported myself in a nearby one.” His claim represents a fresh twist to the circumstances surrounding the actress’ death, coming after reports and social media speculation linked her death to her previous battle with breast cancer and depression from maltreatment from her fiancé’s family. Osoba had publicly spoken about her cancer experience, including her treatment and surgery. In 2024, she announced her return to the public after the experience, describing the period as one that led to her healing, growth and empowerment. However, Onadeko insisted that although Osoba had battled cancer and undergone surgery, the illness was not responsible for her death. “When I first met her, after I did a redemption prayer for her, she told me she wants to do a surgery on cancer. I prayed for her. In fact the day, she planned for her surgery, she did a skit with Boda Wasiu and then we moved to Evacare Hospital,” he said. He also dismissed the allegation that he had access to the money donated to Osoba for her surgery or used it to build his church. “Who has an evidence that the money she got for her surgery is N30m? It wasn’t my account they sent the money to, it was hers. And I didn’t use the money to build church as rumoured. What I know is that people gave her money including Mike Adenuga who offered her a cheque. I never had access to her money. “I met Tope like two years ago and the church has been there since 20 years ago. The church is complete before she even joined us. It has been roofed and painted,” he said. The prophet further denied claims that Osoba was prevented from driving her car, saying she drove it herself when she travelled to Iperu shortly before her death. “She drove the car out herself. She was going to Iperu one Sunday. I don’t know Iperu that she went to neither do I know who’s she going to meet there but I think it is her mother side,” he said. According to him, Osoba had reservations about visiting her maternal family because she believed they had not treated her well, but he encouraged her to maintain contact with them because they were planning to get married. Onadeko also revealed that Osoba struggled with smoking, saying he had encouraged her to stop and that members of the church were aware of the habit. “She was dealing with smoking habit. And I wanted her to leave it. All the church members know about her smoking habit,” he said. Onadeko equally denied allegations that the actress was maltreated before her death, including claims that faeces or urine was poured on her body as punishment for allegedly stealing biscuits. “When we were living together, we borrow each other money. She bought gold for herself and me. But she eventually sold them and we both spent the money, there has never been a time that we were under duress. “We never rented an apartment, the house she was living is her uncle’s house. After the surgery, she gave her uncle N1m when he insisted that he gave her something at least for staying in the house,” he maintained. The prophet also dismissed the allegation that Osoba drank poison before her death. He said the actress had left the church about three weeks before her death and that he contacted one of her uncles, identified as Taiwo, after learning of her death. “She’s left the church about three weeks ago before her death. Since she died, I didn’t call any of her family. It was one of his uncles, Taiwo that I called but he was really mad at me and insisted that he doesn’t want to speak with me,” he said. It was reported that Osoba died on Wednesday at the age of 40. She is set to be laid to rest on Thursday, August 13, 2026 at Iperu Remo, Ogun State. However, as of the time of filing this report, the claims made by Onadeko had not been independently verified neither had it established the exact circumstances or cause of Osoba’s death. https://punchng.com/temitope-osoba-died-at-police-station-says-late-nollywood-actress-fiance/?utm_source=rss.punchng.com&utm_medium=web
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When them dey drill you left, right and center, did you call us? Now everywhere don dry and probably to start your own family don dey hungry you, gbam! You come carry matter comw here dey tell us about regrets. Aunty, you must continue ooo. |
LIVINGICONREBOR:na so na..but some men no go gree oo. Them go be like "we die here today". Na wetin put the guy man where he dey today oo |
Content creator, Samuel Adegbeyi, popularly known as Baami, talks to PunchNews about his content creation journey, relationship and growth What inspired you to go into content creation? My journey started long before content creation. When I was in secondary school in 2009, my father became seriously ill and later passed away. After his death, I moved in with one of his relatives and continued my education under their care. After finishing secondary school in 2015, things became very difficult. I wanted to further my education, but I could not gain admission immediately. My family eventually left me in the care of a neighbour who agreed to accommodate me. At first, she treated me well, but after some time, things changed. Because no one from my family was checking on me or taking responsibility for me, I began to experience neglect and hardship. We later moved to another apartment, where a neighbour noticed how I was being treated and asked about my situation. I explained everything to her, and she took me in. Despite all I went through, my dream was still to become an accountant. When did you begin your content creation journey? I started in 2024 while I was in my final year (HND II). During my last semester, I met someone who is now my manager. He encouraged me to start creating content. Initially, I wasn’t interested because I didn’t want to expose myself on social media or become a public figure. However, he kept encouraging me until I agreed. Everything I have achieved today started because of that encouragement. At some point, other content creators began inviting you to feature in their skits. How did that happen? I have not acted in movies, but several skit makers have invited me to feature in their content. I have worked with about five or six of them so far. How did you feel when people started inviting you for jobs? I was very happy because it showed that people appreciated what I was doing. Initially, I wasn’t putting much effort into content creation because my dream was still to become a chartered accountant. That was the career path I wanted for myself. But as I continued creating content, I saw progress and realised there was a future in it. That was when I decided to fully embrace it. You spoke about your father. What about your mother? My mother is alive, although she is currently not in good health. She is sick, but she is managing. We are four children—two boys and two girls—and I am the first child. Did you ever face discrimination in school because of your physical condition? Yes, many times. When I first got into school, many of my classmates did not want to associate with me. However, as they got to know me better and saw my abilities, their attitude changed and they began relating with me better. Has anyone ever said something hurtful to you that you can never forget? Yes, I have experienced that. People have said hurtful things about my appearance, but I choose not to dwell on those comments. Instead, I focused on improving myself and moving forward. Did those experiences ever push you into depression? Yes, there were times when I felt deeply depressed because of what people said and some of the challenges I faced. Have you ever been in a relationship? Yes. While I was in school, I met someone and we became close before eventually starting a relationship. I genuinely loved her and wanted to support her. At one point, I borrowed money from an online loan app to help her start a business. I borrowed about N30,000 and added my personal savings before sending the money to her. Unfortunately, after receiving the money, her attitude towards me changed completely. What happened afterwards? That decision changed my life. The loan had a very short repayment period, and because I couldn’t repay on time, the interest kept increasing daily. Eventually, a loan of about N30,000 grew to more than N300,000. To repay one loan, I started borrowing from other loan apps. Before I knew it, I was trapped in debt. For almost a year, I struggled financially and emotionally. There was a period of about four months when I could barely function. I stayed indoors most of the time, and the friend I lived with took care of me. He cooked for me, and sometimes I ate leftovers the following morning because I could barely take care of myself. It was one of the most difficult periods of my life, and I survived only by God’s grace. When did you start making money from content creation? I started on TikTok. My manager encouraged me to go live regularly. During my live sessions, people supported me by sending gifts and money. At first, I did not even know those gifts could be converted into cash. The first major amount I received from TikTok was about N500,000. Have you started earning from other platforms as well? Yes. I later expanded to Facebook. Although I started creating content in 2024, I only began earning from Facebook in January this year. How much was your first Facebook payout? My first Facebook payment was about $200. What life lessons has your journey taught you? Everything that has happened to me, I believe, is part of God’s plan. Whether things are going well or challenges come my way, I believe everything happens according to His will. If those experiences had not happened, I probably would not have gone into social media and content creation. I remember when I took that loan while I was in a relationship. The following year, I was supposed to return to school for my HND, but I couldn’t afford it because I was trying to repay the debt. I had to wait another year before continuing my education. During that period, I met my manager and started content creation. If I had returned to school as planned, I might never have met him, and my journey could have been completely different. So, I believe everything happens according to God’s timing. What happened to me was part of the journey that brought me to where I am today. Who are some notable personalities you have worked with? I have worked with Oluwadolarz, Nasboi, Shank, Cute Abiola, among others. How do you feel working with these personalities? They are very nice and encouraging whenever I meet them. Working with them makes me feel good because it helps me grow. When people see that I work with these personalities, it also gives them confidence in what I do. It motivates me to keep improving. You have worked with many content creators and celebrities. Was there ever a time you felt embarrassed on set or someone made you uncomfortable? No, I have never experienced that with them. The celebrities I have worked with have always shown me love. I remember when I first met Cute Abiola, he corrected me and guided me on how to do certain things. He didn’t make me feel bad; he explained everything respectfully. Whenever I needed corrections, they corrected me in a positive way. Nobody has ever embarrassed me. What kind of content do you create Currently, I don’t have one specific niche. I create different types of content based on opportunities that come my way. When I started, I created content involving women because people believed I would not be able to interact with women or socialise because of my condition. Later, I moved into reaction videos. Now, I create different forms of content where I portray different characters, including a boss, a businessman, a mechanic and other roles. I create different stories and personalities. Some people are curious about your condition and want to know what caused it. Did your parents ever explain what happened? When I was younger, my parents told me that something changed after I received my childhood immunisations. My mother believed it might have been linked to that. She also said it could have been inherited from my father because of our physical resemblance. However, my grandmother had a different perspective. She said my father was not born that way and that something happened later in life that changed him. Growing up, I heard different explanations from my family. Some believed it was linked to my immunisation, while others believed it was connected to my father’s experience. So, there was never one clear explanation. Was there ever a time you felt discouraged or wished things were different? I wouldn’t say there was ever a time I wanted to give up. The only thing I can say is that I did not have many supporters before. Since I started content creation, I have gained many fans and supporters. They support me financially, through their comments and by following my work. On Facebook, I currently have about 1.3 million followers. My main TikTok account was banned a few months ago, but it had about 1.4 million followers. The TikTok account people currently see is my backup account. I have supporters both within Nigeria and abroad. Do you still intend to pursue a career related to your educational qualifications, or have you chosen a different path? I have told my manager that I don’t want to use my certificate to look for a job. Many of my classmates are still trying to complete NYSC, but I have already passed the age requirement. I don’t want to put myself under unnecessary pressure because content creation has blessed me. I also consider the difference between what I could earn with my certificate and what I currently earn through content creation. Content creation is paying my bills. I have also grown my YouTube channel, although I have not started earning from it yet. Seeing other successful creators motivates me and gives me confidence that I can also succeed. Do you see yourself getting married in the future despite your past experiences? Yes, I believe I will get married. Even my family encourages me to settle down. The only challenge is finding true love. It is not that I have never met people who care about me, but sometimes, misunderstandings affect relationships. Now that I have achieved some level of success and popularity, some people are interested in me because of my money and fame. However, I believe that, by God’s grace, I will find someone who genuinely loves me and supports me. Where do you see your content creation career in the next three to five years? I believe content creation will take me to many places. It will become a global journey for me. I have fans from different countries, including India and many other parts of the world. I believe more people will discover my work, watch my content and appreciate what I do. I see myself becoming a global creator. https://punchng.com/loan-i-took-for-girlfriend-who-dumped-me-almost-destroyed-my-life-content-creator-baami/
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HallahGeisher:they wan impress. I wonder wetin that dude wan go tell baba God say nahim Killam. |
