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American singer Jon Bellion has dropped a hint on a supposed collaboration with Nigerian superstar Burna Boy. Bellion dropped the hint in his first post on Instagram after he had deleted all his previous post.

Reno Omokri has suggested that a DNA test before birth certificate law will promote marital fidelity. Omokri stated in a tweet that once such a law is passed in the society, it will help to reduce infidelity in marriages and encourage faithfulness.

OAP Nedu Wazobia has finally responded to an alleged assault and battery accusation by his ex-wife, Uzoamaka Ohiri. Nedu ex-wife called him out on social media claiming that the OAP subjected her to physical assault weeks after she delivered via caesarean section. In an Instagram post, Nedu stated that he has never been the one to physically violate anybody including his ex-wife. Nedu went further to explain that their marriage suffered a lot of issues, which includes continuous infidelity from the side of Uzoamaka. He also released a DNA test report which show that he is not the father of their first child. Read the full post below 👇👇👇   My attention has been drawn to stories making the rounds on social media by my ex wife (Uzoamaka Ohiri). While I am not one to trade issues on social media, it has become pertinent that I clear the air once and for all. First of all I would like to state clearly that I do not support or encourage any form of dome

Investigative journalist and PR specialist Dr. Kemi Olunloyo, has finally mend fences with Nigerian music star David Adeleke populary known as Davido. Dr. Kemi in an Instagram post, stated that she has forgiven Davido and has also accepted Davido's apology although the later came through third parties. Dr. Kemi Olunloyo in the video, emphasized the need for togetherness and peace in the Nigerian entertainment industry which she referred to as the "industry of the world" and call on various artists to mend fences with whoever they are having issues with. See the video Here

 After three decades in silence, Investigative journalist and PR specialist Dr kemi Olunloyo has finally spoken out about her struggles in raising her twenty-nine year-old-son, Enitan Ogunade and has also stated her demand from the father of her child, Mr Babatunde Ogunade, Executive Vice-President of the NBBF. Dr. Kemi in a long Instagram post, narrated her ordeal in single-handedly  raising a developmental disabled child who was profoundly autistic.  Dr. Kemi also stated that a Court order in 1987 proves that she is entitled to $467/month in child support which she never received from Mr Babatunde Ogunade as the later was no where to be found. Dr. Kemi has now demanded that Mr Babatunde Ogunade pays the outstanding child supports which totals $100,872 equivalent to 50,436,000 Naira. " Social Media is the right place to tell the world your mind. If I did not tell the world about Mr Babs Ogunade impregnating me at 22yo when he was 30yo, nothing would have happened. I l

The brother of Nigerian singer Tuface Idibia has made some shocking revelations concerning the singer after an Instagram rant from his wife Annie, where he accused the singer of sleeping with Pero. According to Charles Idibia, Tuface is dying slowly and he has never seen a man so unhappy in real life.

Annie Idibia took to her Instagram Stories to slam husband, singer, Tuface Idibia, his family and his children's mothers. The actress wrote to Tuface in the now deleted post, "Your baby mamas constantly use your children as an excuse for all sort of rubbish." She added that she has been patient and she has made so many sacrifices for Tuface and his kids, but she's no fool. She went on to say that Tuface's family never liked her from the get go, no matter how hard she tried. She then called Tuface out for sleeping under the same roof with his children's mother, Pero Adeniyi, when he's visiting the kids they share. She also called out Tuface's brother, Hyacinth Idibia, for housing the singer, his kids and Pero under the same roof.

President Joe Biden called the US airlift of more than 120,000 people from Afghanistan an “extraordinary success” Tuesday, a day after the last US soldiers pulled out of the country. “We completed one of the biggest airlifts in history,” Biden said. “No nation has ever done anything like it in all of history; only the United States had the capacity and the will and ability to do it,” he said. AFP

According to reports, Vanessa Bryant has settled a lawsuit filed against her by her mother. Sofia Laine sued her daughter after claiming she wasn't compensated for her duties as a nanny to Vanessa's and Kobe's children for nearly 20 years. Laine also claimed that Kobe said she would be taken care of for the rest of her life, however, was kicked out of the house they bought for her when Kobe died in January 2020.  Vanessa called the lawsuit "frivolous, disgraceful and unimaginably hurtful," adding, "my husband never promised my mother anything, and he would be so disappointed in her behavior and lack of empathy." She noted, "I have supported her for nearly 20 years, and was never my or Kobe's personal assistant, nor was she a nanny."  "In reality, she only occasionally babysat my older girls when they were toddlers," adding, "As of ten years ago, our kids were full-time students and athletes and I didn'

Sprinter Blessing Okagbare is out of the Tokyo Olympics after being suspended for failing a drugs test. The Nigerian - a rival to Great Britain's Dina Asher-Smith - had won her 100m heat on Friday and was due to race in the semi-finals on Saturday. The Athletics Integrity Unit (AIU) said the 32-year-old had tested positive for a human growth hormone following an out-of-competition test on 19 July. The AIU said Okagbare was notified of her provisional suspension on Saturday. It added it would not be making any further comment at this stage. Okagbare, Olympic long jump silver medallist in Beijing in 2008, had posted a time of 11.05 seconds in her 100m heat and was set to line up against Asher-Smith and Jamaica's Elaine Thompson-Herath in the first semi-final. The news comes two days after 10 other Nigerian athletes were declared ineligible for the Games. The AIU ruled they were unable to take part because of non-compliance with out-of-competition drug testing requirem

Former minister of Aviation, Femi Fani-Kayode, has stated that he will not suscribe to the allegations levelled against cop Abba Kyari, stressing that It is a conspiracy to destroy the career of the Cop. The later has been declared wanted by the FBI following confession by internet fraudster Ramon Abbas populary known as Hushpuppi, who recently pledged guilty to million-dollar fraud in US. Femi Fani-Kayode in a series of tweets gave his submission on the allegations against Abba Kyari "A super cop that has risked his life protecting us from kidnappers, murderers & terrorists all these years& that has arrested more criminals than any other is accused of taking bribes from a yahoo boy & scammer all the way from America & we are expected to believe it? Not me!,"  ..Abba is one of the bravest cops in Nigeria & I will not believe these allegations levelled against him or condemn him unless I see any evidence to the contrary. He has proved himself wh

Omoyele Sowere had just been arrested by the Nigerian police at the Federal High Court Abuja. This news is breaking.....

The hashtag #Nomorepress followed Halsey's tweet where she blasted Allure Magazine over claims that they disrespected and misquoted her deliberately in their article. This suggest that the new mom will no longer entertain the press  claiming  she often gets exploited and misquoted. She cited the deliberate omission of her pronouns by the Allure Magazine writer and also accused the admin of bastardizing a quote where she discussed the privilege of being the white child of a black parent.

A remarkable performance by top marksman Giannis Antetokounmpo ensured that Milwaukee Bucks claimed their first title since 1971, in ge six of the NBA Finals against Phoenix Suns. The game ended 105-98. Giannis Antetokounmpo recorded am impressive 50 points and14 rebounds. Khris Middleton chipped in 17 points and Bobby Portis had 16. Phoenix's Chris Paul led the Suns with 26 points. Antetokounmpo was the first player to have at least 40 points, 10 rebounds and five blocks in a Finals' game since blocks were first recorded in 1974, the NBA tweeted. He became the seventh player to have at least 50 points in the championship round. In 1971 the Bucks won the title in their third season behind the standout play of Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (then Lew Alcindor) and Oscar Robertson. They beat the Baltimore Bullets in the final four games to none, winning the final game on the road.

Heavy rainfall in central China's Henan province has killed 12 people in its capital Zhengzhou and has led to the relocation of about 100,000 people to safe zones, state media Xinhua reported on Wednesday (Jul 21), citing the local government. Both Henan province and Zhengzhou municipal meteorological bureaus raised the emergency response for the disaster to level 1, with forecasts predicting heavy rains in the province to last until Wednesday night, Xinhua reported. The already drenched city of Zhengzhou, the capital of Henan province, was hit by 20cm of rain from 4pm to 5pm, the official Xinhua News Agency said, citing the Henan weather agency. The torrent of rain turned streets into rapidly flowing rivers and inundated subways stations and cars. Videos posted online showed entire neighbourhoods covered in waist-deep water and vehicles floating in the muddy mire. To the north of Zhengzhou, the famed Shaolin Temple known for its Buddhist monks’ mastery of m

Jeff Bezos awarded celebrity chef José Andrés and CNN political commentator Van Jones $100 million to put towards a charity or nonprofit of their choice, and to dow what they would like with the money. The Hill reports that the “Courage and Civility Award,” was announced shortly after Bezos and his rocket reached Space. The award recognizes “leaders who aim high, and who pursue solutions with courage and who always do so with civility.” “I know that Van Jones is going to do something amazing with that $100 million. I don’t know what yet, I bet he doesn’t know what yet, but it’s in your hands, Van Jones. However you’re going to do it, it’s gonna work,” Bezos said “We need unifiers and not vilifiers. People who argue hard and act hard for what they truly believe, but they do that always with civility and never ad hominem attacks. And unfortunately, we live in a world where this is too often not the case. But we do have role models,” Bezos added.

A former  Walmart  employee with  Down’s Syndrome  has just been awarded $125 million after the company fired her. Whew, Walmart just had to hand over a multi-million dollar bag because it broke the American Disabilities Act, which bans anyone and any company from discriminating against anyone with a disability. Marlo Spaeth has worked at Walmart for about 16 years. A “very hard worker” is what her managers have called her. But, in 2015, her Walmart job – located in Manitowoc, Wisconsin – fired her after they abruptly changed her work shift schedule to one that was a conflict for her. Back in 2014, the store implemented a new scheduling system that analyzes the amount of customer traffic so that there can be enough staffing during specific busy hours. Spaeth’s noon to 4 p.m. shift was changed to 1 p.m. to 5:30 p.m., The New York Times reports. Concerned with the sudden change, Spaeth and her family reportedly told the grocery store giant that after the 2014 rota change that

The Japanese capital has recorded more than 1,000 coronavirus infections for the sixth time in the past week, with the Tokyo Metropolitan Government reporting 1,387 new cases on July 20. The new cases came after Tokyo registered 727 infections on July 19. Tokyo remains under a fourth COVID-19 state of emergency as it prepares to launch the Olympic Games on July 23. The capital saw an average of 631.7 coronavirus cases per day in the first week of July. The daily average for the second week rose to 823.3. In June, Tokyo recorded a total of 12,979 new coronavirus cases, or a daily average of 432.6, down from the daily average of 705.8 in May. By July 19, a total of 2,270 people had died of COVID-19 in Tokyo since the pandemic began in the spring of 2020. Tokyo has recorded 191,230 infections to date, the most of any of Japan's 47 prefectures. As of July 19, there were 2,346 COVID-19 patients in hospital, 60 with severe symptoms. (Mainichi)

The love story of Nigerian singer Runtown and South Sudanese Model Adut Akech, has reportedly ended, as Adut Akech affirms her single status. The model made this known while responding to some questions from fans on her Instagram story.

A man took to social media to celebrate his victory over drug addiction having gone 3 years without drugs. A look at his picture before quitting drugs goes a long way to explain the adverse effects of drugs in the human body.

Millions of Muslims in Indonesia on Tuesday celebrated Eid al-Adha, one of the most important Islamic festivals, as President Joko Widodo pledged that tighter coronavirus restrictions would remain in place until infections dropped. Indonesia is now Asia’s COVID-19 hot spot with the most confirmed daily cases, as infections and deaths have surged over the past three weeks and India’s massive outbreak has waned. Most of Indonesia’s cases are on the densely populated island of Java, where more than half of the country’s 270 million people live. Authorities in the world’s most populous Muslim-majority nation have banned many of the crowd-attracting activities that are usually part of Eid al-Adha, the Feast of Sacrifice that marks the end of the annual Muslim pilgrimage to Mecca. Authorities allowed prayers at local mosques in low-risk areas, but elsewhere houses of worship had no congregations, including Jakarta’s Istiqlal Grand Mosque, the largest in So

Jeff Bezos, the world's richest person, on Tuesday is set to blast off aboard his company Blue Origin's New Shepard launch vehicle for a suborbital flight as part of a history-making crew - another milestone in ushering in a new era of private space travel. The American billionaire is due to fly from a desert site in West Texas on an 11-minute voyage to the edge of space nine days after British rival Richard Branson was aboard his competing space tourism company Virgin Galactic's successful inaugural suborbital flight from New Mexico. Branson got to space first, but Bezos is due to fly higher - 62 miles (100 km) for Blue Origin compared to 53 miles (86 km) for Virgin Galactic - in what experts call the world's first unpiloted space flight with an all-civilian crew. Bezos, founder of ecommerce juggernaut Amazon.com Inc (AMZN.O), and his brother and private equity executive Mark Bezos will be joined in the flight by two others. Pioneering female aviator Wally

Nine alleged members of Brazil's most violent gang were filmed fleeing from a police station after digging a tunnel out of their cell.   The brazen escape took place approximately 3am Sunday when the inmates believed to be part of the Primeiro Comando da Capital gang managed to break free from the police precinct in Campina da Lagoa. The suspects reportedly had dug hole inside one of the cells and then excavated a tunnel which led them to the station's courtyard area. Surveillance video showed the detainees jumping off the top of a wall before they ran down a road.  One of the escapees - identified as Robson Bueno - was recaptured hours later.  Bueno was apprehended by the Civil Police while he was hiding out at a former girlfriend’s home on Sunday afternoon, according to Brazilian online news portal G1.  Seven of the prisoners still on the run were identified as José Rahmen; Lourival Masiero; Francisco Vaz; Savio Borges; Givanildo Paulo; Carlos Ferreira; and Edson