Entertainment
Justin Bieber Reportedly Sold Music Catalog for $200M Due to Financial Struggles
Popular Canadian singer-songwriter, Justin Bieber reportedly sold his music catalog due to alleged financial struggles.
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Stop Charging Customers for Obsolete Meters Replacement – NERC warns DisCos
The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) has cautioned electricity distribution companies (DisCos) against compelling customers to pay fo
Entertainment
Yung6ix Opens Up About 21-year Marijuana Addiction, Seeks Netizens’ Help
Popular Nigerian rapper and singer, Yung6ix has made a public appeal for help in quitting his long-term weed…
Entertainment
Don’t Date When Jobless – Pastor Bolaji Idowu Enjoins Nigerian Youths
Lead Pastor, Harvesters International Christian Center (HICC), Pastor Bolaji Idowu has explained reason people should not date when…
Entertainment
Wizkid Records Another Milestone, Becomes First African Artiste to Surpass 20 Billion Streams
Grammy-winning Nigerian Afrobeat artiste, Wizkid has achieved a historic milestone by becoming the first African artist to surpass…
Culture
Bill to Reaffirm Alaafin as Oyo Council of Obas Permanent Chair Set for Second Reading
Lawmakers of the Oyo State House of Assembly are set to deliberate on the second reading of the…
Sports
Super Eagles’ Star, Awoniyi Finally Out of Coma After Surgery
Nigeria’s Super Eagles forward, Taiwo Awoniyi, has woken up from an induced coma after undergoing surgery for a…
Entertainment
Nollywood Actress, Nkechi Blessing Confirms Breakup With Partner, Xxssive
Nollywood actress, Nkechi Blessing Sunday has confirmed the end of her relationship with boyfriend Xxssive in an emotional…
Politics
FG Lauds Economic Gains Under Tinubu
The Federal Government has praised President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s economic agenda, saying the country’s economy is showing notable…
Education
BREAKING: Sowore Urges FG to Scrap JAMB, NYSC, Others
Activist and former presidential candidate, Omoyele Sowore, has demanded the abolition of several prominent government institutions, citing inefficien