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26/10/2024

Nigerian AI content creators Jarvis and Barbie Doll are at odds, with Jarvis allegedly planning a lawsuit over fame and intellectual property claims.

26/10/2024

CAF Disciplinary Board Sanctions Libya with 3-0 Forfeit to Nigeria

The Confederation of African Football (CAF) Disciplinary Board has issued a major ruling against the Libya Football Federation due to violations of the African Cup of Nations (AFCON) Regulations. The board found Libya in breach of Article 31 of the AFCON Regulations, as well as Articles 82 and 151 of the CAF Disciplinary Code.

Key decisions include:

1. Match Forfeit: Libya’s scheduled AFCON Qualifiers match against Nigeria on October 15, 2024, in Benghazi has been declared a forfeit, awarding Nigeria a 3-0 victory.

2. Fine Imposed: The Libya Football Federation must pay a fine of $50,000, due within 60 days.

This decisive move emphasizes CAF’s strict stance on rule violations, sending a clear message to all participating federations.

What are your thoughts on this ruling?

26/10/2024

Martin Vincent Otse, popularly known as VeryDarkMan, has taken on a new title, introducing himself as CSP (Chief Social Protector) of the "online division" in Nigeria. Known for his online persona as a "social media police," VeryDarkMan clarified his mission to his fans.

"I am CSP VeryDarkMan of the online division, Nigeria's number one online police. I am not an activist, so stop calling me an activist," he shared. "I am dedicated to sanitizing the social media space by using my platform to stand against people who abuse power, oppressors, and especially my favorite customers, online vendors."

With his bold approach, VeryDarkMan continues to capture the attention of Nigerians by addressing digital misconduct and pushing for accountability.

Do you think his efforts are making a positive impact on social media?

26/10/2024

Father Angelo Chidi Unegbu challenges Christians who prioritize tithing over helping the poor, sparking debate on the true purpose of faith.

26/10/2024

Reality star Chomzy hits back at online trolls criticizing her for raising her husband’s ex-wife’s child, urging critics to respect her family’s privacy.

26/10/2024

Rt. Hon. Benjamin Kalu, Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, visited NNPC’s GCEO, Mallam Mele Kyari, to extend his sympathies following the tragic loss of Kyari's daughter, Fatima.

26/10/2024

Peller and Davido’s TikTok Live Set to Earn Over 150M

In a major success for Nigerian TikTok star Peller, his recent live session with music superstar Davido is estimated to bring in more than 150 million Naira in revenue! With TikTok bonuses and generous fan gifts flooding in, this certified event has set a high standard for creator earnings in Nigeria.

The collaboration not only amplifies Peller’s influence but also demonstrates the growing power of live social media interactions. The session has quickly become a hot topic, proving that the right online partnership can be incredibly lucrative.

Do you think social media lives are the future for influencer earnings?

26/10/2024

Ruth Kadiri Plans Mega Project with Ekene Umenwa

In a surprising announcement, Nollywood actress Ruth Kadiri shared exciting plans about her next move in the film industry. When asked about her upcoming projects, Kadiri revealed that she’s eager to work with fellow actress Ekene Umenwa and her husband, who is a producer. Together, they aim to create a blockbuster that will span Nigeria, Cameroon, Kenya, and Ghana.

“I have discovered Ekene has special grace, and I would love to tap from it,” Kadiri stated. “Yes, I am a big actress and producer, but I respect grace when I see it and try to push those who carry it. I want Ekene Umenwa in my next movie; she is special.”

Fans across Africa are buzzing with anticipation for this star-studded collaboration. Are you excited to see what they bring to the screen?

25/10/2024

Tinubu New Directive Aims to Cut Government Expenditure

In a significant move to enhance fiscal responsibility, President Bola Tinubu has announced new restrictions for Federal Government officials, limiting Ministers, Ministers of State, and Heads of Agencies to a maximum of three vehicles in their official convoys. This decision, detailed in a statement signed by the President, is part of a broader strategy to reduce government expenditure.

Earlier this year, President Tinubu took notable steps to cut costs, slashing his foreign trip entourage from 50 officials to 20, and local trip attendance from 25 to a more streamlined number. Similarly, he directed the Vice President to travel with only five officials internationally and 15 domestically.

In the latest directive, all ministers and agency heads are now required to operate with no more than five security personnel, comprising four police officers and one officer from the Department of State Services (DSS). Furthermore, no additional security personnel will be assigned.

The President has tasked the National Security Adviser with collaborating with military, paramilitary, and security agencies to explore further reductions in both vehicle and security personnel deployments for government officials.

This initiative raises questions about its impact on governance and security. What are your thoughts on President Tinubu’s measures to cut costs? Do you believe this will lead to more efficient government operations? Share your opinions in the comments!