“NEVER JUDGE A BOOK BY THE COVER
Each time I see this picture, the rather funny but sad story of this wedding cake on the left comes to mind.
I was told by a good friend, during my wedding preparations that there was a lady based at Enugu that makes great wedding cakes.
Dear Nigerians,
Stop everything & listen to this. Because new born babies in Singapore will receive:
* A baby gift of S$10,000.
* A medicine grant of S$5,000.
* A S$5000 child development initial grant.
* S$5000 dollar-for-dollar xtra matching grant
THAT’S NOT ALL !!!
* Every Singaporean child will continue to get annual credits of S$2000 from age 1-16.
* At 17, every Singaporean child will get an additional S$10,000 deposited into their post-secondary school education account.
In total, every child will receive nearly S$70,000 ($55,000) as they grow up. Families with more children will receive more support.
The Singaporean government is giving nearly ₦77 million in total direct financial support to every Singaporean child from birth to age 17.
NOTE: Singapore is not an oil-producing country. It has zero domestic crude oil reserves & does not extract petroleum from the ground.
Singapore imports its oil 100%.
Thanks to Lee Kuan Yew, Singapore is one of the four Asian Tigers. It shares this title with Hong Kong, South Korea, & Taiwan.
Prime Minister Lawrence Wong delivered this powerful speech yesterday to mark Singapore's National Day Rally 2026. He announced major updates on public housing, family support, & digital safeguards for Singaporean youths.
This is how a leader addresses his people. As a Nigerian, can you see what leadership looks like? WHAT DOES NIGERIA DO FOR YOU?
I have launched the actual test of this AI Glass that I built to help blind people and people with visual impairments
I started testing it directly on the face of a person with a visual impairment to see how it would work in real life👓
And what amazed me the most is that after the blind person wore the glass, he said that for him, it was amazing
Watch the video in English below ⤵️
This project of mine is getting close to where I want it to be
And the world wants to see it in action
“I didn’t go to National TV to please the government; I only went there to tell the truth. I don’t have to respond to those att@cking me on social media because other Nigerians have spoken on my behalf. I’m 82 years old, and I’m not afraid of anyone.”
—Cardinal John Onaiyekan
See how corruption has taken place $94,000 for this kitchen alone in Uganda! 🤣🤣🤣
No wonder Africa struggles to move forward when taxpayers' money is allegedly being wasted on projects with such shocking price tags.
🚨⚠️ Dayann Methalie returns to France after medical at Sunderland as he doesn’t have the green light from #SAFC staff.
Methalie will now undergo extra tests while Toulouse and Sunderland will make decision soon.
Deal currently in jeopardy.
Davido: I heard that the Senate President was trying to call the coalition center. He also called me to delete tweet. I refused. Dangote also called. I said I won’t delete till INEC declares my uncle as winner.
I have so much to say but I don't want to be the only one with commentaries all the time, so over to you people.
"It's the legs that makes it sweeter". Smh.
Ugonna Victor Okeke
B.A., Communications, University of Uyo
LL.B., University of Nigeria
B.L., Nigerian Law School, Lagos Campus
https://t.co/3OYTE7GaS8., Public Policy, KDI School, South Korea
You bought a house with the money you earned overseas.
You registered the deed in your uncle's name because you wanted to avoid tax implications.
Three years later, your uncle passes away unexpectedly.
His children immediately claim the property as their legal inheritance, and they have the paperwork to prove it.
You are now fighting an expensive legal battle to keep the home you built.
You tried to outsmart the system, and you completely outsmarted yourself.
Never ever surrender the legal leverage of your assets to a third party.
Own it on paper, or you do not own it at all.
“I’m a d!sgrace. My baby daddy said I wanted to dim his light because he’s a producer. My friends started body-shaming me. I became deeply d€pressed and eventually turned to dr*gs. I started smoking cr@ck.”
— Meet Igberaese Omozele Ogechi Princess, 30.
A graduate of Theatre and Media Studies from the University of Calabar and a professional chef with a diploma in Culinary Arts, Princess is an only child and a single mother, as she shares her painful story of family rejection, body-shaming and dr*g addiction.