



Popular Nigerian street artist, Habeeb Okikiola aka Portable stormed Agege community to give back to society.
The singer who recently celebrated his birthday visited a market in Agege, Lagos to set smiles on the faces of some locals who were there.
He visited several stores, buying some food items such as cartons of spaghetti and giving them out.
The ‘Zazzo’ crooner at one of the stores he visited met a girl who was still in her school uniform.
She appeared to be a big fan of Portable as he embraced her and promised to give her N100K. He could be seen trying to make transaction with a POS operator to make the money available to her.


The federal government will charge landing fees for helicopters operating in Nigerian airspace.
Minister of Aviation, Hadi Sirika announced this while announcing the latest batch of trained Helicopter Monitoring Officers at the International Wing of the Port Harcourt International Airport in the Rivers State capital.
The minister, who was represented by the Director of Human Resources at the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN), Norris Anozie reiterated the resolve of the Federal Government to improve revenue collection of helicopter landing charges.
One of the newly trained Helicopter Monitoring Officers told Channels Television that everywhere helicopters land or take off from in the country will be adequately monitored.
The Helicopter Monitoring Officers are going to be vested with the responsibility of collecting landing fees on behalf of the Federal Government.


Following the Naira scarcity in the country and the Supreme court order, declaring the old N500 and N1000 as legal tender till Dec 31, 2023, the Central Bank of Nigeria has now directed commercial banks to dispense and receive old naira notes.
A statement by the acting Director, CBN Corporate Communications, Isa AbdulMumin, says the apex bank gave the directive at a Bankers’ Committee meeting held on Sunday.
Banks have now been authorised to dispense and receive the old Naira notes.
Read The Statement Below;


According to the 22-year-old singer, God has blessed him so much that he has broken a generational curse in his family, adding that he is the first millionaire in his mum and dad’s lineage.
Sharing his testimony on Twitter, he wrote;
“I’M LIVING TESTIMONIES OF GOD! I’M THE FIRST STAR IN MY FAMILY! BOTH FROM MY MUM’S AND MY DAD’S! GENERATIONS, BEFORE ME NOBODY HAS BEEN THIS SUCCESSFUL IN MY FAMILY!
I’M THE FIRST MILLIONAIRE IN MY FAMILY! GOD RAISED ME TO BREAK THAT GENERATIONAL CURSE! I AM “THE ONE”

Popular influencer and slay queen, Mandy Kiss has denied all allegations leveled against her by Salo during an Instagram live session.
Earlier today, Salo revealed during a live Instagram session while weeping that Mandy Kiss has ruined his life, adding that he has not been getting credit alerts after he got involved with the slay Queen in an intimate way multiple times.
In a rebuttal, Mandy Kiss has dragged Salo on her Instagram page placing curses on him. She has denied every allegation leveled against her by Salo. She has also warned Salo to desist from using her name to chase clout.
“Sallo I understand the face you wanna trend but this time around you messed with the wrong fellow! Cos I won’t take it easy with you. Do not use my name to chase clout!!!… Don’t stain my name, Salo. Stop being stupid. Are you tryna chase people away from me?? Salo, you are a terrible liar”.

The 2023 Mock-UTME scheduled for Thursday, March 16, 2023, has been postponed to Thursday, March 30, 2023.
The shift in date is partly owing to the change in the date for the Governorship and State Houses of Assembly Elections earlier scheduled to hold on Saturday, March 11, 2023, but now moved to March 18, 2023, the examination board said in a statement on Monday afternoon.
“Candidates, who registered early and indicated their willingness to take the Mock-UTME, would be notified as to when to print their Mock-UTME notification slip, which would contain their centres and other details”.
The mock UTME is an optional examination introduced by the JAMB to provide an opportunity for candidates to have hands-on experience with the system as well as afford the board an opportunity to ascertain its readiness and that of its partners for the main UTME, which is scheduled to hold between April 29 to May 12, 2023.
“The Board also wants to use this opportunity to announce that this year’s UTME would witness some groundbreaking innovations aimed at addressing observed infractions and centre failures.
“For instance, in the new regime, if there is a delay of up to one hour before the commencement of a particular session, that session stands cancelled and would be rescheduled along with the candidates.
“By the same token, no examination can be started one hour after the scheduled commencement time. The session will be scheduled for any vacant or available slot,” JAMB said in the statement.
Meanwhile, no fewer than 168,748 registered for the 2023 mock UTME out of the over 1.5 million prospective candidates for this year’s UTME according to official statistics provided by JAMB.
According to the official breakdown, a total of 2,200 students will sit for the mock in Abia state; Adamawa, 1,264; Akwa-Ibom, 3,981; Anambra, 6,104; Bauchi 1,572; Bayelsa 847; Benue 1,349; Borno 1,234; Cross-Rivers 1,750; Delta 7,409; Ebonyi 1,499; Edo 4,416; Ekiti 3,273; Enugu 4,443; FCT 14,863; Gombe 723; Imo 3,987; Jigawa 261; Kaduna 6,850; Kano 3,072; Katsina 1,088; Kebbi 697; Kogi 1,924; Kwara 6,544; Lagos 28,340; Nasarawa 3,332; Niger 2,491; Ogun 10,922; Ondo 4,743; Osun 7,131; Oyo 14,732.
Others are Plateau with 3,284; Rivers 9,469; Sokoto 967; Taraba 622; Yobe 1,047 and Zamfara with 318 candidates.