Year: 2025
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Entertainment News
“Why I see Funke Akindele as a mother” – Juliana Olayode
Nollywood actress Juliana Olayode, popularly known as Toyo Baby, has expressed deep admiration for her senior colleague, Funke Akindele, describing her as a mother figure and a source of inspiration.…
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Entertainment News
“I chose Jesus over N7 billion record deal” – Panam Percy Paul
Renowned Nigerian gospel singer, Dr. Panam Percy Paul, has revealed that he turned down a staggering N7 billion (£24 million) record deal in 1995 because it required him to reduce…
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Entertainment News
Pastor Jerry Eze reveals why he cries during prayer
Nigerian televangelist and founder of Streams of Joy International, Pastor Jerry Eze has opened up on why he cries during prayer sessions. According to Pastor Jerry Eze, he is a…
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BBNaija
“Why I won’t publicly date again” – Beauty Tukura speaks on breakup with Neo Akpofure
Reality TV star, Beauty Tukura, addresses breakup with fellow star, Neo Akpofure, revealing her decision to keep her relationship private. It’s worth noting that the duo made singles green with…
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Sport
Kenyan goalkeeper suspended over match fixing; video evidence pops up
Kenyan goalkeeper, Patrick Matasi has been suspended from every football activity for 90 days after a video of him agreeing to influence a match popped up. According to reports, the…
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Entertainment News
“She has moved on?” – New video of late Mr Ibu’s wife trends online
Stellamaris Okafor, the widow of late Nollywood actor John Okafor, popularly known as Mr Ibu, has stirred reactions online with her recent social media post. A year after Mr Ibu’s…
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Economy & Business News
UBA, GTCO, Zenith bank hit with N172.3 billion windfall tax on forex gains
Three of Nigeria’s biggest banks—Zenith Bank, Guaranty Trust Holding Company (GTCO), and United Bank for Africa (UBA)—have incurred a combined N172.3 billion windfall tax liability, following the Finance (Amendment) Act…
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Economy & Business News
MRS Oil Nigeria to delist from NGX after strong 2024 performance
MRS Oil Nigeria Plc has announced plans to voluntarily delist its shares from the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) following an impressive financial performance in 2024. The decision, approved by shareholders…