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“This woman was literally the center of attraction and highlight of Pretty Mike’s All White Party last night”
— Unconventional guest steals the spotlight at Pretty Mike's annual high-society gathering.

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“I make close to $2,500 from Twitch every month and $3,500 every two months, yet Peller is saying there is no money on Twitch” 

— CarterEfe fires back at streamer Peller, breaking down his Twitch earnings

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Lagos State Government arrests 215 suspected street beggars in ongoing enforcement sweep

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Lagos State Government arrests 215 suspected street beggars in ongoing enforcement sweep

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“For me, I didn't know... It wasn't fake for me” 

— #BBNaija Bella Okagbue opens up about her past relationship with fellow housemate Sheggz

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Ivorian socialite Fatim Bakayoko allegedly dies after BBL surgery in Nigeria 

Ivorian influencer and entrepreneur Fatim Bakayoko has reportedly died in Nigeria, with conflicting accounts emerging over the circumstances surrounding her death. 

Initial reports claimed that Bakayoko had travelled to Nigeria for a BBL surgery and died following complications from the procedure. The claim was widely circulated on social media after it was first reported by French-language outlet Scoop Afrique. 

However, Bakayoko’s husband has disputed the account, saying she travelled to Nigeria for personal care. He reportedly told Scoop Afrique that her body was still in Nigeria and that the exact cause of her death had not been established. 

As of the latest reports, there is no confirmed medical or official account establishing that Bakayoko’s death was connected to a BBL, leaving the circumstances surrounding her passing unclear.

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Lady narrates how a man offered her a lift, took her phone under the pretext of saving his number, and zoomed off with it

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“My story is like Nollywood movie” — Man issues stern warning as he announces divorce just months after wedding

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“My story is like Nollywood movie” — Man issues stern warning as he announces divorce just months after wedding

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Lady narrates how a man offered her a lift, took her phone under the pretext of saving his number, and zoomed off with it

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@yabaleftonline Sorry for the laugh 😂

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Ivorian socialite Fatim Bakayoko allegedly dies after BBL surgery in Nigeria 

Ivorian influencer and entrepreneur Fatim Bakayoko has reportedly died in Nigeria, with conflicting accounts emerging over the circumstances surrounding her death. 

Initial reports claimed that Bakayoko had travelled to Nigeria for a BBL surgery and died following complications from the procedure. The claim was widely circulated on social media after it was first reported by French-language outlet Scoop Afrique. 

However, Bakayoko’s husband has disputed the account, saying she travelled to Nigeria for personal care. He reportedly told Scoop Afrique that her body was still in Nigeria and that the exact cause of her death had not been established. 

As of the latest reports, there is no confirmed medical or official account establishing that Bakayoko’s death was connected to a BBL, leaving the circumstances surrounding her passing unclear.

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“If Tinubu doesn’t win Rivers 16th of January, 17 January I will resign. I’m sure he appointed me not just because of infrastructure, knowing I have political capacity. We want to compete with Lagos, let’s see the votes Lagos will bring, and let’s see votes Rivers will bring” 

— Nyesom Wike vows to resign if President Bola Tinubu doesn't secure Rivers State in the upcoming polls

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“If Tinubu doesn’t win Rivers 16th of January, 17 January I will resign. I’m sure he appointed me not just because of infrastructure, knowing I have political capacity. We want to compete with Lagos, let’s see the votes Lagos will bring, and let’s see votes Rivers will bring” 

— Nyesom Wike vows to resign if President Bola Tinubu doesn't secure Rivers State in the upcoming polls

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“For me, I didn't know... It wasn't fake for me” 

— #BBNaija Bella Okagbue opens up about her past relationship with fellow housemate Sheggz

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“Enough of this kind of embarrassment. Instead of me having this kind of child, may I be childless” 

— Nyesom Wike fires back in fiery response to Rotimi Amaechi 🏛️🔥

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“Sometimes, I wonder how Nigerians survive on a ₦100,000 monthly salary” 
— Nigerian soldier serving in the US Army questions the high cost of living and survival back home

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Ayra Starr announces the release date for the official music video of “Heaven Baby” ft. ZAYN, premiering Monday at 5 PM WAT

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CarterEfe sends stern warning to Peller after being repeatedly called out online

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Madonna University Expels Nursing Students Over Viral Video Mocking Patients 

The National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) has appealed to Madonna University Nigeria to reconsider the expulsion of some nursing students over a viral video recorded during their hospital posting. 

The students reportedly faced disciplinary action after the video, in which they joked about their presence in hospitals, surfaced online and gained widespread attention. 

In the video, the students were heard saying, “No sick o, na Gen Z full hospital,” while the accompanying caption read, “No sick oo, nah Gen Z full hospital.” 

NANS acknowledged that the students’ conduct was inappropriate and constituted misconduct but appealed to the university to replace the expulsion with a stern warning and other disciplinary measures. 

The students, who are undergoing nursing training involving clinical postings and hospital-based learning, were urged to be given an opportunity to continue their education under strict conditions. 

NANS appealed to the university management to show clemency, arguing that the punishment should be corrective rather than one that permanently disrupts the students’ academic and professional careers. 

The university has yet to publicly state whether it will review the expulsion or grant the students’ appeal.

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Moment a group of Chinese visitors attended Winners’ Chapel and acknowledged to Bishop David Oyedepo that Nigeria’s divine calling is a nation of revival ⛪