BBNaija Season 7 winner, Phyna, has taken to Instagram to share stunning photos of herself to the delight of her fans.
The actress shared pictures of herself dressed in traditional clothing to mark the start of the new month.
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Nigerian singer, Wizkid has finally announced the release of his highly anticipated album after pleas from his die-hard fans.
Taking to his Instagram page, the “Essence” singer informed his fans that the album will be dropping 1pm Nigeria time.
His album ‘Morayo’ has been all his fans could talk abut for weeks and he has finally revealed when it will be released.
Wizkid has been stringing his fans for a hot minute because he started teasing the release of his album since the beginning of the year.
This album came with a lot of terms and conditions from Wizkid, as he gave his fans a forewarning about what not to expect.
Wizkid had posted that fans shouldn’t expect the ‘Pakurumo Wizkid’ anymore because his sound has changed and evolved.
Also, he asked that no one should categorize him under the Afrobeats category because he’s not an Afrobeats artist.
A special Assistant On Media to Delta State Governor, Ossai Success Ovie, has reacted to the N105 million donation made by Afrobeats star, Rema to Christ Embassy church.
In a post shared on Facebook today September 2, Ossai argued that it is disappointing that Rema gave money to his church instead of giving his life to God.
He opined that while he commends the singer for giving the church money, God would have been more pleased with Rema surrendering his life to him.
According to Ossai, the best gift anyone can give to God is to surrender to him in devotion and service.
He wrote;
”It’s disappointing that Rema donated N105m to Christ Embassy without giving his life to God
It will be disappointing to God for anyone to give money to his church without being born again .
While Rema’s N105m donation to Christ Embassy is a commendable gesture, it would be spiritually futile if he hasn’t surrendered his life to God.
Giving to the church without being born again may not resonate with God, as He desires our hearts and souls, not just our wealth.
I applaud Rema’s generosity and willingness to support the gospel, but I hope he recognizes the eternal significance of surrendering his life to God.
The talents and resources God bestows upon us are meant to be used for His glory and to win souls for His kingdom.
With the kingdom of darkness actively seeking to claim souls, it’s crucial we utilize every opportunity and gift to bring people to God.
The most valuable offering we can present to God is our lives, surrendered to Him in devotion and service.
May Rema’s donation be a step towards a deeper spiritual commitment, and may his talents be used to further God’s kingdom.”
The African Men Entertainment Kings, AFRIMEK has revealed why it suspended actor Adeniyi Johnson.
According to AFRIMEK, it suspended the actor for gross misconduct and breach of the club’s constitution.
The club made the announcement at the weekend on its official Instagram page.
Captioning the post, AFRIMEK wrote, “ADENIYI JOHNSON is hereby suspended indefinitely from the club (AFRIMEK). He has no right to portray himself as a member and stopped from the club activities.
“This decision is borne out of gross misconduct and breach of the club’s constitution.”
Recall that AFRIMEK is a club known for its influential members in Nigeria’s entertainment industry.
Prior to his suspension, Adeniyi served as the Public Relations Officer of AFRIMEK.
Nigerian highlife singer, Flavour has reacted after a lady advised South African model, Chidimma Adetshina to avoid him after she emerged as Miss Universe Nigeria.
The drama surrounding the former SA model and her decision to drop out from the Miss South African beauty pageant is well-known among netizens.
She had joined the Nigerian beauty pageant and had won the competition, stirring jubilations among social media users.
A recent photo of her celebrating her win has surfaced online, to which a netizen reacted.
The netizen, @boluxxxx congratulated Chidimma and warned her to stay clear from Flavour, the Igbo highlife singer.
“Congratulations to her. Pro tip: Avoid Flavor Nabania.” the lady wrote.
Surprisingly, the musician took to the comment section to react to this.
According to the ”Big Baller” crooner, he doesn’t bite, so there apparently isn’t any reason for the model to steer clear of him.
Flavour said;
“FLAVOUR OF AFRICA, nne and I don’t bite”.
Reality TV star Tacha Akide has left tongues wagging on social media after leaving a comment on rival and colleague, Mercy Eke‘s recent post.
It all started after Mercy Eke took to her Instagram page to share a series of stunning photos.
Tacha shockingly reacted by dropping love emojis and Mercy responded too.
Fans expressed joy as it seems the two have put aside their differences.
Read some reactions below:
sassyofficial222 said: “now let me follow you, nice one tacha”
mee_adors said: “Mercy and tacha may not be enemies but can’t actually be cool from every indication , mercy is a great pretender and tacha is just whining herself! it is what it is”
house_of_raffia stated: “Those people wey don settle since but some fans still Dey beef their friends and family because of them😂😂”
pearlyugo noted: “As it should be. Fans are always the problem. It’s why i don’t engage in fan wqrs. I face my faves and keep it moving. Nothing concern me with who dey fight.”
box_office_hairs said: “E remain Alex and Ceec”
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB, has disclosed that 21 candidates who paraded fake IJMB results were recommended for 2023 admissions by various institutions.
JAMB, in a policy document obtained by Punch in Abuja, noted that 12 out of the 21 candidates were recommended by the Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria.
“JAMB discovered that 21 candidates who paraded fake IJMB results were recommended during the 2023 admission. They were not approved.
“Twelve of the recommendations were by ABU, Zaria – what an audacious attitude. Recommendations were possible because certificate screening was done after
Registration, Five institutions were involved in the recommendations; JAMB insists that all certificates must have the signature of the Head of the institution (VC/Provost/Rector).”
Recall that in 2021, JAMB unveiled the Nigerian Post-Secondary Education Data System verification platform for the verification of IJMB and JUPEB results.
The unveiling followed professional operation undertaken by the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission in conjunction with the Federal Ministry of Education on irregularities and faking of results as contained in a recent statement by the ICPC about the irregularities in JUPEB Board IJMB examination results, said such must be nipped in the bud.
JAMB, in a bulletin, said it had become necessary for the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board as a moderator of the two examinations, to take appropriate action and put a stop to the unacceptable happenings.
“These proactive measures as well as others that are in the pipeline, are to ensure that the gains recorded in the education sector, especially the examination sub-sector over the years, are not eroded by unscrupulous individuals who do not mean well for Nigeria,” JAMB stated.
Enzo Maresca, the Chelsea manager, has said the club will only buy players who accept their conditions.
Maresca was speaking to the media about their failure to get a striker in the summer transfer window.
The Blues were in talks for Napoli’s Victor Osimhen until deadline day.
The transfer did not happen eventually, with multiple reports claiming Osimhen was not willing to accept a pay cut.
Maresca was only able to bring in Marc Guiu, a teenage striker from Barcelona and has Nicolas Jackson as his first-choice striker.
After the 1-1 draw with Crystal Palace on Sunday, Maresca said: “We want players, but we wanted a player that we decide it has to be on our conditions.
“If a player is not here, then it was not.
“New striker in January? We will see.”
Mike Edwards, a former Big Brother Naija star and two-time Nigerian high jump champion, has secured a victory in his debut professional boxing match against Jake Cornish.
The bout, held at the Dublin Arena on Saturday, went all rounds, with Edwards emerging victorious by unanimous decision from the judges.
Edwards, who announced his unexpected turn from athletics to professional boxing in April, participated in the Misfits Boxing Cruiserweight division, run by English social media personality and Nigerian-born professional boxer, Olajide Williams, professionally known as KSI.
In a post on X.com on Saturday, Misfits Boxing wrote, “An impressive MFB debut for #aireyys as he gets the decision victory. Mike Edwards gets his first #MisfitsBoxing win.”
Recall that in April that Edwards reiterated his decision to join the cruiserweight division of Misfits Boxing, marking a significant departure from his track and field roots.
He said, “Breaking News: Excited to announce my entry into the world of professional boxing! Thrilled to join the Cruiserweight division roster on #MisfitsBoxing. Get ready for an electrifying debut as I step into the ring to showcase my skills and determination.”
Nina Ivy, the popular Nigerian reality TV star, recently faced backlash for advocating for early childbirth, specifically in one’s 20s.
She had earlier stated her preference for having children in her 20s and expressed openness to using a sperm donor if necessary.
In response to the backlash, Nina clarified her views in a series of Instagram posts, acknowledging that everyone’s journey is unique and apologising for any offence her comments may have caused.
She explained that she intended to highlight the benefits of having children in their 20s, such as fostering strong relationships and having more energy to raise them.
Nina also pointed out that challenges can arise at any age and encouraged focusing on the positives and valuing each individual’s journey.
“I understand your concern and didn’t mean to sound insensitive. However, you’re right that many women don’t have control over when they can have children, but it’s also true and doesn’t change the fact that some do have that choice. My comment was meant to reflect that diversity of experiences. I recognize that everyone’s journey is different, and I appreciate the chance to clarify my perspective, which I also did on my Snapchat the day I made that post, blogs always choose what they want to post anyway.
“Losses can happen whether you choose to have kids in your 20s or 50s but I believe it’s important to focus on the beautiful and positive aspects of life rather than dwelling on the negatives. Just as some may face challenges with early parenthood, others may encounter them even if they have children later. Let’s try to see the bright side and appreciate the good things we have. Everyone’s experience is different and that’s okay”, she wrote.
Nina also reiterated that her perspective is based on her own experiences and observations, and she respects differing opinions.
“I believe that having kids in your 20s can be the best option because it often allows you to have more energy and time to raise your children, while also giving you more years later in life to pursue other goals once they are grown. I also think it can be beneficial for building a strong, long-lasting relationship with your children as you grow together. Example “Omoni Oboli”.
“This is my perspective based on my own experiences and observations. I understand that everyone’s situation is different, and it’s completely okay if you don’t agree with me.
“You can’t shove your opinion on my throat the same way I’m not shoving mine on yours. PS: You don’t have to agree with me either and that’s okay”, she added.