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#BBNaija10: “I like Gigi Jasmine, Joanna but I’m attracted to Sultana” – Victory

Big Brother Naija Season 10/10 housemate Victory has openly confessed to having feelings for multiple women in the house, but says his sexual attraction is reserved for just one, Sultana.

The vibrant housemate made this known in a chat with fellow housemates Bright Morgan and Mide on Friday.

In his words, “It’s possible to like several women. I like Sultana, I like Gigi Jasmine, and I also like Joanna. The only person that I can be sexually attracted to in this house is Sultana; if you see my ex-girlfriends you will understand. I told Sultana that I like her and Sultana said she is down to try it out.”

However, Victory expressed discomfort over Sultana’s closeness with other male housemates, saying, “I don’t like that men sleep in her bed.”

His comments come amid brewing tension in the house as Jason Jae, who has been sharing Sultana’s bed, admitted to enjoying cuddles with her under the duvet.

Faith, another housemate who has shown interest in Sultana, clashed with Jason over the situation, accusing him of ignoring her repeated rejections.

Sultana’s interactions with other housemates have also stirred reactions, especially after she was spotted twerking for Koyin during Thursday’s pool party before later sharing kisses with him after the event.

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Man caught at Alaba market for ₦750k fake POS transfer

A Nigerian man has been apprehended at Alaba International Market for allegedly attempting to scam a POS agent of ₦750,000 through a fake transfer.

The incident was captured in a video shared on TikTok, showing the suspect being held and escorted by several people from behind.

In the background of the video, one of the onlookers at the market could be heard saying, “We’ve caught one criminal trying to do fake transfer of ₦750,000.”

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Cubana Chief Priest opens up on absence at Davido’s white wedding

Socialite and entrepreneur Cubana Chief Priest has revealed why he was absent from his best friend Davido’s wedding, amidst rumours of a rift between them.

In an emotional Instagram post, he said he woke up with “mixed feelings”, happy for the couple but saddened by his inability to attend.

He explained that he was unable to secure a US visa in time for the ceremony in Miami, appealing directly to the Nigerian government and the US embassy in Nigeria for assistance.

Despite missing the celebration, Cubana Chief Priest congratulated Davido and his wife Chioma, noting that his wife and family attended in his place.

In a lenghty post, the nightlife socialite wrote:

“Woke Up This Morning With Mixed Feelings, I’m Happy And I’m Still Sad At The Same Time. Sometimes God Has A Way Of Making You Understand That You Are Powerless Regardless Of All You May Think You Have.

“I Appreciate The Bashing Because That Has Given Me Multiple Reasons & Prove To Apply Again @usinnigeria Do It For Me This Time, You Can Clearly See How Disappointed & Hurt The World Is To See Me Absent At My Best Friends Wedding.

“You Need To Give Me Access To Get My Fat Ass Into America. Well, Delay Is Never Denial, Cp Is Still Hopeful. I’m Wishing My Best Friend @davido & His Beautiful Wife @thechefchi An Amazing Wedlock. The Largest Part Of Me Which Is My Family, My Beautiful, Elegant, Expensive, Eloquent & Sophisticated Wife @_deangels Are There To Share In This Luxury Blissful Experience So I’m There In Body & Spirit. @usinnigeria I’m In Again Next Week Please Give Me Access To The Greatest Country In The World. This Pain Is Really Paining.”

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Davido shows off permanent tattoo of wife’s name “Chioma”

Nigerian singer and song writer, Davido has gotten a permanent tattoo of his wife Chioma’s name on his body as the couple prepares for their wedding celebration in Miami, United States.

The revelation surfaced in a post on a popular social media platform, X, formerly Twitter, where a video showed the award-winning singer lifting his shirt to reveal the tattoo on the side of his belly, boldly displaying the name “Chioma.”

The development comes as Davido and Chioma made a stylish appearance at their pre-wedding party in Miami.

The singer had earlier announced plans in April to hold their wedding in August, though he kept the exact date private.

The couple’s relationship has been marked by both joyous moments and significant challenges.

They endured a difficult period in 2021 amid rumors about Davido’s personal life and suffered the tragic loss of their first son, Ifeanyi, in a drowning incident in 2022.

Despite these hardships, Davido and Chioma have continued to strengthen their bond.

They officially tied the knot in March 2023, welcomed twins later that year, and celebrated a traditional wedding in Lagos in June 2024.

The tattoo revelation quickly drew public attention online, with many social media users flooding the comment section to share their thoughts.

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@SmaAfc: “Na people like this de cheat pass.”

@HabeebOlar32017: “Nah tattoo you wan show us nah teeth you dey bring out osakpolo ehh.”

@manlike_feeqi: “He go still carry the tattoo go knack one girl.”

@veekiebeen: “Dey behave like small pikin.”

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Suspended pilot details alleged altercation with KWAM 1 at airport

Suspended ValueJet Airlines pilot, Capt. Oluranti Ogoyi, has given a detailed account of her confrontation with Fuji legend King Wasiu Ayinde Marshal, popularly known as K1 De Ultimate, at Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja.

 

Ogoyi and her co-pilot, Flight Officer Ivan Oloba, were suspended by the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) for safety regulation violations, while K1 has been banned from flying in Nigeria for six months.

 

In a written statement cited by The Will, Ogoyi said boarding for flight VK201 began at 8:10 am, when K1 approached the aircraft with a gold flask containing an unknown substance.

“Ground staff requested, as per standard procedure, to verify the contents of the flask, but he refused. He was seen drinking from it, and the staff suspected it contained alcohol, which is prohibited onboard aircraft in Nigeria,” she stated.

According to her, the musician allegedly snubbed the request, saying, “Do you know who I am? You have no right to tell me to open my flask.”

Security at the aircraft entrance repeated the instruction, but K1 reportedly became confrontational, halting boarding.

“To manage the situation, I left the cockpit to engage him amicably. Without warning, he poured the contents of the flask on me, security personnel, and some nearby passengers,” Ogoyi claimed.

Airport security then intervened, and the Head of Security advised that K1 should not be allowed on the flight, a decision Ogoyi agreed with for safety reasons. She said the incident caused delays, disruptions, and posed risks to passengers and crew.

“After shutting the aircraft doors, I saw Mr. Ayinde still near the aircraft, obstructing movement. I made a public announcement to explain the delay while security worked to move him away. Once he was out of sight, I commenced taxiing and departed for Lagos at about 8:50 am,” she added.

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Davido says he spent $3.7m on white wedding to Chioma

Afrobeat star Davido has revealed the staggering cost of his white wedding to wife Chioma, disclosing that the lavish celebration set him back $3.7 million (over ₦5.5 billion).

Earlier this year, the singer announced that the wedding would take place in August in Miami, United States. Highlights from their pre-wedding events have been making waves across internet spaces since yesterday.

Speaking during his Havana’s Night party on Friday, Davido told friends and family about the scale of the event.

Without mincing words, the singer boasted, “We spent 3.7 million dollars in cash. You should know what we are doing. It’s crãzy.”

The Miami festivities reportedly drew high-profile guests from across the globe, highlighting the wedding as one of the most extravagant celebrity events of the year.

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Tiwa Savage regrets dating down, declares need for rich man

Award-winning Nigerian singer Tiwa Savage has opened up about her evolving preferences in romantic relationships, boldly declaring that she is no longer interested in dating men who are not richer than she is.

Speaking in a recent interview with British media personality Zeze Mills, the Koroba crooner candidly reflected on her past relationships, admitting that she often dated “down” and prioritised love over financial stability.

“I used to make mistake dating down, saying I don’t care if you’re not making money, it’s just love,”Savage revealed.

However, the music star said she is now ready to flip the script. According to her, she’s at a stage in her life where wealth is now a key factor in choosing a partner.

“But now, I think I need someone that just has money. I think I’m at that point now. Love is really nice but you can judge me for wanting a wealthier person if you want,” she stated.

Tiwa Savage went on to say that she’s spent too many years trying to make it work with men who didn’t meet her financially, and now wants to try something new.

“I want to try that [dating someone who’s wealthier]. I have tried the other way for so many years. Let me try what it’s like dating a wealthy man,” she concluded.

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Mr Eazi and Temi Otedola wed in private Iceland ceremony

Nigerian singer Oluwatosin Ajibade, popularly known as Mr Eazi, has officially tied the knot with model and actress Temi Otedola in a private ceremony in Iceland.

While the exact date of the wedding remains unknown, videos from the intimate celebration have surfaced online, showing the couple exchanging vows at the Hallgrimskirkja Church in Reykjavik. The venue was adorned with flowers and closed to the public for the occasion.

 

Close family members and friends attended the ceremony, including Temi’s mother, Nana Otedola, and her sister, DJ Cuppy, who were seen leaving the church in stunning outfits.

Comedian Broda Shaggi further hinted at the union by sharing Instagram clips of himself with Mr Eazi and Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote, in Iceland.

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“If Nigeria was working, I wouldn’t control diesel market” — Femi Otedola

Billionaire businessman Femi Otedola has said his control of Nigeria’s diesel market was not driven by a grand ambition but by “necessity” and the urgent need to respond to the country’s chronic infrastructure and energy failures.

In his upcoming memoir, Making It Big, Otedola recounts how widespread power outages, fuel scarcity, and a broken supply chain in an oil-rich nation created an urgent need he decided to fill.

“If Nigeria had been working well, I would have no business controlling the diesel market. There was no good reason for diesel to be scarce in an oil-producing country. But scarce it was. I simply saw a gap and capitalised on the inefficiency in the system,” he states.

He recounts how the 1993 military coup led by General Sani Abacha and the collapse of finance houses pushed him to seek a business entirely his own.

“In a sense, it took the coup for me to start thinking of a line of business that would be entirely my own, not connected to my father or the family in any way,” he says.

Contrary to claims that backdoor deals gave birth to Zenon Petroleum, he described the venture as a “blood, sweat and tears” effort, built through strategic investments and persistence.

In his words: “The collapse of the finance houses provided the opportunity for me to put my brains and talent to use. I was not going to get involved in collecting deposits and promising big returns. Not many know this behind-the-scenes origin story of Zenon, and how we came to dominate the market. Some seem to think we came out of nowhere and were handed a monopoly on a silver platter. In fact, there is a story behind every success… It took blood, sweat and tears for me to build Zenon from the ground up.”

He also advises aspiring African entrepreneurs to be discerning about their networks, warning, “You will encounter people who are waiting like angels to open the door and others intent on slamming it shut in your face.”

Beyond his personal story, the memoir also critiques Nigeria’s systemic dysfunction, from fuel scarcity in an oil-rich nation to chronic power outages, portraying his rise as both a testament to resilience and an indictment of governance failures that create space for private empires to thrive on public sector weaknesses.

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9mobile rebrands as T2

Telecom company, 9mobile officially rebranded as T2 on Friday, unveiling plans to position itself as a digital-first telecom operator with a strong focus on innovation and customer experience.

Chief Executive Officer Obafemi Banigbe described the move as a strategic transformation rather than a mere name change.

The rebranding event drew the attendance of the Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, Dr. Bosun Tijani, along with key industry stakeholders.

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“We are no longer who we were; we are becoming something greater, more ambitious, and more in tune with the future.”

Under its new identity, T2 aims to evolve into a fully digital operator by harnessing cloud infrastructure, artificial intelligence, and advanced analytics to offer tailored products and accelerate service delivery.

The strategy is designed to meet the growing needs of Nigeria’s expanding community of startups, creatives, and remote workers, who are fuelling demand for fast, flexible, and accessible digital solutions.

“Our challenges are reminders, not defeats,”Banigbe said, noting the company’s renewed focus on placing customer experience at the heart of its operations.

He expressed gratitude to regulators, shareholders, partners, and staff, dedicating the rebranding to “every Nigerian dreaming of something better.” He also called on the country to “reimagine, rebuild, and relaunch.”

The rebrand comes on the heels of a significant three-year national roaming agreement signed in July with MTN Nigeria, the nation’s largest telecom operator. Approved by the Nigerian Communications Commission, the deal grants T2 customers access to MTN’s extensive network nationwide, boosting coverage and service quality, particularly in underserved areas.

The partnership reflects a growing trend of collaboration among Nigerian telecom firms seeking to optimise resources amid stiff competition.

9mobile’s roots trace back to 2008, when it launched as Etisalat Nigeria, a joint venture between UAE-based Etisalat Group, Mubadala Development Company, and Nigerian investors.

The company quickly gained traction by introducing 3G and 4G LTE services, targeting Nigeria’s youth market and growing its subscriber base to more than 15 million by 2012.

However, regulatory headwinds, financial strain, and intense market rivalry eventually took their toll. By 2017, debts of about $1.2 billion forced Etisalat Group’s exit. The business subsequently restructured, rebranding as 9mobile and undergoing ownership changes, with Teleology Holdings Limited acquiring a controlling stake in late 2018.