In a recent discussion with Athletics Weekly, Usain Bolt, the acclaimed fastest man in history, opened up about the advice he continually receives from his coach, Glen Mills, regarding his retirement decision. Mills frequently suggests that Bolt, who concluded his illustrious career in 2017 following the World Championships in London, might have retired prematurely. He points to Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce's successful return to track after maternity leave as a model Bolt could have emulated. "When I watch the girls compete like Shelly-Ann, I still get nervous. And my coach always says if Shelly-Ann could be doing this, then you could be, so I always laugh about that," Bolt shared, reflecting on his coach's perspective. Bolt, now 37, retired after securing a bronze medal in the 100m event at the 2017 World Championships, marking his final podium appearance and his first major defeat since 2007. The decision to retire, as Mills often remarks, could have been reconsidered, especially in light of Fraser-Pryce's impressive comeback post-parenthood at the same age. Despite stepping away from the competitive arena, Bolt admits to missing the unique adrenaline rush and the enthusiastic support from fans during events. "It's the crowd. The first entry into the stadium, they see you and scream. That first trial when you set your blocks, the energy picks up. So for me, It's just the adrenaline and the vibes, the energy. So that's something that I miss," he conveyed, reminiscing about the electric atmosphere of the stadium. On the other hand, Fraser-Pryce, a five-time world champion with a career spanning over fifteen years, has declared her intention to retire following the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. In an intimate revelation to Essence magazine, she cited her family's needs as the primary reason for her decision. “My son needs me. My husband and I have been together since before I won in 2008. He has sacrificed for me. We’re a partnership, a team. I think I now owe it to them to do something else,” Fraser-Pryce stated, highlighting her commitment to her family post-retirement. Continue Reading Full Article By Author Name Author Name Home Comment Mar 25, 2024 May 15, 2026 2 min read Copy link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: Usain Bolt, World's fastest man in history. @pulse In a recent discussion with Athletics Weekly, Usain Bolt, the acclaimed fastest man in history, opened up about the advice he continually receives from his coach, Glen Mills, regarding his retirement decision. Mills frequently suggests that Bolt, who concluded his illustrious career in 2017 following the World Championships in London, might have retired prematurely. He points to Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce's successful return to track after maternity leave as a model Bolt could have emulated. "When I watch the girls compete like Shelly-Ann, I still get nervous. And my coach always says if Shelly-Ann could be doing this, then you could be, so I always laugh about that," Bolt shared, reflecting on his coach's perspective. Bolt, now 37, retired after securing a bronze medal in the 100m event at the 2017 World Championships, marking his final podium appearance and his first major defeat since 2007. The decision to retire, as Mills often remarks, could have been reconsidered, especially in light of Fraser-Pryce's impressive comeback post-parenthood at the same age. Despite stepping away from the competitive arena, Bolt admits to missing the unique adrenaline rush and the enthusiastic support from fans during events. ADVERTISEMENT "It's the crowd. The first entry into the stadium, they see you and scream. That first trial when you set your blocks, the energy picks up. So for me, It's just the adrenaline and the vibes, the energy. So that's something that I miss," he conveyed, reminiscing about the electric atmosphere of the stadium. On the other hand, Fraser-Pryce, a five-time world champion with a career spanning over fifteen years, has declared her intention to retire following the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. In an intimate revelation to Essence magazine, she cited her family's needs as the primary reason for her decision. “My son needs me. My husband and I have been together since before I won in 2008. He has sacrificed for me. We’re a partnership, a team. I think I now owe it to them to do something else,” Fraser-Pryce stated, highlighting her commitment to her family post-retirement. Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce Celebrates World Championship Victory with her Son Zyon in 2019. @pulse ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT TRENDING NOW How to Check if You Must Submit a SARS Tax Return . Tax and Revenue How to Book a SARS Appointment Online . Tax and Revenue Niger TV Shows Soldiers Detained After Niamey Mutiny . Justice & Crime KAA Warns of Flight Delays at Kenyan Airports . Transport and Airlines POPULAR TODAY ADVERTISEMENT RELATED ARTICLE Tags comments debug Comments Write a comment Write a comment Share Your Thoughts Be the first to write a comment.

Osupa defends juju practice, says it supports success and not harm, sparking debate in Nigeria’s entertainment space. Fuji musician Saheed Osupa has defended his use of traditional spiritual practices, stating that his involvement in juju is aimed at personal success rather than causing harm. Speaking during a performance at the 52nd anniversary celebration of veteran actor Fatai Odua, Osupa addressed criticism surrounding his beliefs and practices. He rejected calls to distance himself from what some describe as fetish practices. According to the singer, his spiritual approach is a personal choice focused on progress. He maintained that his actions have never been linked to harmful conduct or wrongdoing. Osupa also explained that his daily routine includes paying homage to Ifa, which he described as a source of strength and guidance. He added that while many individuals engage in similar practices privately, he chooses to be open about his beliefs. The artist further advised his backup performers to adopt similar practices, suggesting that such routines could enhance performance and memory. His remarks have since generated reactions online, fueling ongoing discussions about tradition, spirituality, and public perception within Nigeria’s entertainment industry. Source: The Sun Nigeria Continue Reading Full Article ENTERTAINMENT Osupa Defends Juju Practice, Says It Drives Success By Witty Pascal Entertainment Editor Witty Pascal Home Comment Apr 8, 2026 May 15, 2026 2 min read Copy link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: Fuji musician Saheed Osupa has defended his use of traditional spiritual practices, stating that his involvement in juju is aimed at personal success rather than causing harm. Speaking during a performance at the 52nd anniversary celebration of veteran actor Fatai Odua, Osupa addressed criticism surrounding his beliefs and practices. He rejected calls to distance himself from what some describe as fetish practices. ADVERTISEMENT According to the singer, his spiritual approach is a personal choice focused on progress. He maintained that his actions have never been linked to harmful conduct or wrongdoing. Osupa also explained that his daily routine includes paying homage to Ifa, which he described as a source of strength and guidance. He added that while many individuals engage in similar practices privately, he chooses to be open about his beliefs. ADVERTISEMENT The artist further advised his backup performers to adopt similar practices, suggesting that such routines could enhance performance and memory. His remarks have since generated reactions online, fueling ongoing discussions about tradition, spirituality, and public perception within Nigeria’s entertainment industry. ADVERTISEMENT TRENDING NOW How to Check if You Must Submit a SARS Tax Return . Tax and Revenue How to Book a SARS Appointment Online . Tax and Revenue Niger TV Shows Soldiers Detained After Niamey Mutiny . Justice & Crime KAA Warns of Flight Delays at Kenyan Airports . Transport and Airlines POPULAR TODAY Entertainment Poco Lee UK Case Sparks Consent Debate Among Nigerian Stars . Entertainment FOLA Leads 2026 Headies Nominations Ahead of Toronto . Entertainment Jub Jub Arrest Warrant Issued After Missed Court Appearance . Entertainment Black Coffee Wins R7 Million Court Battle Against Maserati . Entertainment Funke Akindele Faces Mixed Reactions Over Birthday Post . Source: The Sun Nigeria ADVERTISEMENT RELATED ARTICLE Entertainment Poco Lee UK Case Sparks Consent Debate Among Nigerian Stars The dancer faces five sexual offence charges and returns to court on September 15. . Entertainment FOLA Leads 2026 Headies Nominations Ahead of Toronto FOLA earned 10 nominations as The Headies prepares its October ceremony in Toronto . Entertainment Jub Jub Arrest Warrant Issued After Missed Court Appearance The warrant was held over after Jub Jub missed court citing illness and will not be enforced yet. . Entertainment Black Coffee Wins R7 Million Court Battle Against Maserati The High Court ordered Maserati to repay Soulistic Music over an undelivered customised MC20 Cielo. . Tags Entertainment Entertainment Nigerian Entertainment Nigerian Entertainment Nigeria Nigeria comments debug Comments Write a comment Write a comment Share Your Thoughts Be the first to write a comment.

The FBI sent sealed Tinubu-related records to a US judge for private FOIA review. The files are not public, and no new finding was made. ABUJA, Nigeria — 30 August 2026: The FBI has provided sealed material concerning records sought about President Bola Tinubu to U.S. District Judge Beryl Howell for private review in a Freedom of Information Act case. The 28 August submission is a court-process development, not a public release of the records and not a ruling that establishes criminal wrongdoing by Nigeria’s president. Did the FBI release Tinubu’s records to the public? No. The FBI submitted sealed declarations and disputed material to a federal judge for private, in-camera review. Aaron Greenspan, the plaintiff seeking access under FOIA, and the public have not received the sealed contents. The judge must still decide what may lawfully remain withheld. What the FBI submitted to Judge Howell The public case docket for Greenspan v. Executive Office for U.S. Attorneys records Judge Howell’s permission for the FBI to submit declarations under seal, ex parte and in camera. Those terms mean the material can be reviewed privately by the judge without being placed on the open docket or shared with the opposing party at this stage. Peoples Gazette reported that the sealed submission was hand-delivered on 28 August in compliance with the court’s 20 August minute order. The core fact is the transfer to the judge. Describing that as the FBI “releasing” files is misleading because the public still cannot inspect the sealed material. The lawsuit was brought by transparency campaigner Aaron Greenspan under the U.S. Freedom of Information Act. He seeks records from federal agencies, including the FBI and Drug Enforcement Administration, concerning Tinubu and events in the early 1990s. The FBI has argued that public explanation of some withholdings could reveal law-enforcement techniques or endanger individuals. Punch reported the bureau’s request to use a confidential declaration addressing exemptions 7(E) and 7(F), which concern investigative methods and physical-safety risks. A separate Peoples Gazette report on the FBI filing said the agency argued that identifying law-enforcement personnel or cooperating individuals could expose them to retaliation. That is the FBI’s legal justification for withholding information; it is not itself proof of any allegation against Tinubu. Private judicial review allows Judge Howell to test the agency’s claims without automatically publishing the material the FBI says must be protected. The judge can uphold particular withholdings, reject some of them or require further explanation. No final ruling on the disputed records was located by the 9:02 AM EAT cutoff. Continue Reading Full Article INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE FBI Sends Tinubu Records to US Judge for Private Review By Serge Kitoko Tshibanda Political Analyst Serge Kitoko Tshibanda Home Comment Aug 30, 2026 Aug 30, 2026 4 min read Copy link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: ABUJA, Nigeria — 30 August 2026: The FBI has provided sealed material concerning records sought about President Bola Tinubu to U.S. District Judge Beryl Howell for private review in a Freedom of Information Act case. The 28 August submission is a court-process development, not a public release of the records and not a ruling that establishes criminal wrongdoing by Nigeria’s president. Did the FBI release Tinubu’s records to the public? No. The FBI submitted sealed declarations and disputed material to a federal judge for private, in-camera review. Aaron Greenspan, the plaintiff seeking access under FOIA, and the public have not received the sealed contents. The judge must still decide what may lawfully remain withheld. What the FBI submitted to Judge Howell The public case docket for Greenspan v. Executive Office for U.S. Attorneys records Judge Howell’s permission for the FBI to submit declarations under seal, ex parte and in camera. Those terms mean the material can be reviewed privately by the judge without being placed on the open docket or shared with the opposing party at this stage. Peoples Gazette reported that the sealed submission was hand-delivered on 28 August in compliance with the court’s 20 August minute order. The core fact is the transfer to the judge. Describing that as the FBI “releasing” files is misleading because the public still cannot inspect the sealed material. The lawsuit was brought by transparency campaigner Aaron Greenspan under the U.S. Freedom of Information Act. He seeks records from federal agencies, including the FBI and Drug Enforcement Administration, concerning Tinubu and events in the early 1990s. ADVERTISEMENT The FBI has argued that public explanation of some withholdings could reveal law-enforcement techniques or endanger individuals. Punch reported the bureau’s request to use a confidential declaration addressing exemptions 7(E) and 7(F), which concern investigative methods and physical-safety risks. A separate Peoples Gazette report on the FBI filing said the agency argued that identifying law-enforcement personnel or cooperating individuals could expose them to retaliation. That is the FBI’s legal justification for withholding information; it is not itself proof of any allegation against Tinubu. Private judicial review allows Judge Howell to test the agency’s claims without automatically publishing the material the FBI says must be protected. The judge can uphold particular withholdings, reject some of them or require further explanation. No final ruling on the disputed records was located by the 9:02 AM EAT cutoff. What Tinubu’s lawyers argued Tinubu intervened in the case and asked the court to preserve privacy-based withholdings. TheCable reported that his lawyers argued earlier public material did not eliminate his privacy interests in undisclosed investigative records. ADVERTISEMENT Punch’s account of the 28 August filing says the legal team relied on the FOIA and Privacy Act, disputed the claimed public interest and asked the court to maintain FBI and DEA redactions. Those are litigation positions, not findings accepted by the judge. The existence of responsive records also does not equal a criminal conviction. The current proceeding concerns how a U.S. agency applied disclosure law. It does not try Tinubu for an offence, and the sealed submission has not created a new public evidentiary record that journalists can independently examine. Why the wording matters for Nigerian readers Search results and social posts accelerated after headlines described the material as being for the judge’s “eyes only.” The phrase captures the closed review, but it can obscure the legal distinction between submission and disclosure. ADVERTISEMENT TRENDING NOW How to Check if You Must Submit a SARS Tax Return . Tax and Revenue How to Book a SARS Appointment Online . Tax and Revenue Niger TV Shows Soldiers Detained After Niamey Mutiny . Justice & Crime KAA Warns of Flight Delays at Kenyan Airports . Transport and Airlines POPULAR TODAY International Justice FBI Sends Tinubu Records to US Judge for Private Review . Transport and Logistics Nigeria Targets Lower Transport Fares From October 1 . Sports Trends Ibrahim Gusau Resigns: What Happens Next at the NFF? . Terrorism and Security Nigeria Kidnapping Ransoms Triple to ₦7.78 Billion . Biography Ayyoub Bouaddi Biography: Age, Parents and Man City Move . For XTRAfrica readers following President Bola Ahmed Tinubu coverage , the safest summary is narrow: the FBI complied with a court-approved private-review process, Tinubu opposes wider disclosure, and Judge Howell has not yet issued the final decision that would determine what if anything must become public. The case also arrives during an active Nigerian political cycle. XTRAfrica has reported on APC consolidation before the 2027 election and on military officers facing proceedings over alleged coup plotting . Those stories explain the heightened political attention around Tinubu, but they are separate from this U.S. FOIA dispute. The next verifiable milestones are Greenspan’s scheduled opposition and reply, the government’s subsequent response, and any order from Judge Howell on the competing summary-judgment positions. Until a court order changes access, the sealed contents should not be described as publicly known. 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Nigerian businessman Olakunle Churchill has reunited with his son and ex-wife Tonto Dikeh, ending a decade-long public dispute. Nigerian businessman Olakunle Churchill has reunited with his son , King Andre, and his former wife, Nollywood actress Tonto Charity Dikeh , bringing an end to a public feud that lasted for nearly a decade. The reconciliation became public after Dikeh shared a video of their meeting on Instagram on Wednesday, confirming that the long-standing dispute between the former couple had been resolved, according to the source article VIDEO_ Olakunle Churchill reuni… . In the post, Dikeh described the reunion as a moment of restoration and peace following years of conflict, strained communication and emotional tension. She credited her personal growth and decision to reconcile to sustained prayers, humility and spiritual guidance. Dikeh also acknowledged her spiritual mentor, Pastor Jerry Eze , for his influence during her personal transformation, noting that reconciliation was achieved after what she described as divine intervention. She stated that hostility between herself and Churchill has been replaced by mutual respect, adding that the decision to reconcile was made in the best interest of their child. The actress further expressed appreciation to Churchill for choosing peace and reconciliation. The reunion marks the first publicly confirmed reconciliation between the former couple since their highly publicised separation over ten years ago. Source: Tribune Online Continue Reading Full Article NOLLYWOOD UPDATES Olakunle Churchill reunites with son after decade-long feud By Witty Pascal Entertainment Editor Witty Pascal Home Comment Feb 4, 2026 May 15, 2026 2 min read Copy link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: Nigerian businessman Olakunle Churchill has reunited with his son , King Andre, and his former wife, Nollywood actress Tonto Charity Dikeh , bringing an end to a public feud that lasted for nearly a decade. The reconciliation became public after Dikeh shared a video of their meeting on Instagram on Wednesday, confirming that the long-standing dispute between the former couple had been resolved, according to the source article VIDEO_ Olakunle Churchill reuni… . ADVERTISEMENT In the post, Dikeh described the reunion as a moment of restoration and peace following years of conflict, strained communication and emotional tension. She credited her personal growth and decision to reconcile to sustained prayers, humility and spiritual guidance. Dikeh also acknowledged her spiritual mentor, Pastor Jerry Eze , for his influence during her personal transformation, noting that reconciliation was achieved after what she described as divine intervention. ADVERTISEMENT She stated that hostility between herself and Churchill has been replaced by mutual respect, adding that the decision to reconcile was made in the best interest of their child. The actress further expressed appreciation to Churchill for choosing peace and reconciliation. The reunion marks the first publicly confirmed reconciliation between the former couple since their highly publicised separation over ten years ago. ADVERTISEMENT TRENDING NOW How to Check if You Must Submit a SARS Tax Return . Tax and Revenue How to Book a SARS Appointment Online . Tax and Revenue Niger TV Shows Soldiers Detained After Niamey Mutiny . Justice & Crime KAA Warns of Flight Delays at Kenyan Airports . Transport and Airlines POPULAR TODAY Entertainment Poco Lee UK Case Sparks Consent Debate Among Nigerian Stars . Entertainment FOLA Leads 2026 Headies Nominations Ahead of Toronto . Entertainment Jub Jub Arrest Warrant Issued After Missed Court Appearance . Entertainment Black Coffee Wins R7 Million Court Battle Against Maserati . Entertainment Funke Akindele Faces Mixed Reactions Over Birthday Post . Source: Tribune Online ADVERTISEMENT RELATED ARTICLE Entertainment Poco Lee UK Case Sparks Consent Debate Among Nigerian Stars The dancer faces five sexual offence charges and returns to court on September 15. . Entertainment FOLA Leads 2026 Headies Nominations Ahead of Toronto FOLA earned 10 nominations as The Headies prepares its October ceremony in Toronto . Entertainment Jub Jub Arrest Warrant Issued After Missed Court Appearance The warrant was held over after Jub Jub missed court citing illness and will not be enforced yet. . Entertainment Black Coffee Wins R7 Million Court Battle Against Maserati The High Court ordered Maserati to repay Soulistic Music over an undelivered customised MC20 Cielo. . Tags Entertainment Entertainment Nigerian Entertainment Nigerian Entertainment Nigeria Nigeria comments debug Comments Write a comment Write a comment Share Your Thoughts Be the first to write a comment.

The 13th edition of the All-Africa Games, hosted in Ghana's capital, concluded on a triumphant note this Sunday. The event saw over 5,000 athletes from across the continent compete in 29 sports, marking a significant celebration of African sportsmanship and talent. The games received high praise for their organization and the level of competition, with Allah Kouamé, Vice-President of the African Cycling Confederation, commending the organizers for their exemplary work and highlighting the event as a platform for both confirming and unveiling sporting talents. Egypt emerged as the dominant force in the games, clinching a total of 189 medals, including 101 golds, solidifying their position at the top of the medal tally. They were closely followed by Nigeria, with 120 medals, and South Africa, with a total of 106 medals. Athletes enjoyed excellent competition conditions, complemented by near-perfect weather throughout the games. Dr. Kwaku Ofosu-Asare, the Executive Chairman of the Organizing Committee, shared insights into the infrastructure developments for the games, including the adoption of a hybrid model for the construction of new facilities and the modernization of existing ones. The aquatic center in Borteyman was highlighted as one of the best in Africa, a testament to the games' commitment to providing top-tier facilities for competitors. The games also offered spectators and sports enthusiasts memorable experiences , with high-level competitions across a variety of sports. A spectator shared their excitement about the diverse sports, nationalities, and the vibrant atmosphere the games brought to the country, underlining the event's success in bringing together people from different backgrounds in a celebration of sport. Continue Reading Full Article By Author Name Author Name Home Comment Mar 24, 2024 May 15, 2026 2 min read Copy link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: Ofiicial Logo of All-Africa Games. @accra2023ag.com The 13th edition of the All-Africa Games, hosted in Ghana's capital, concluded on a triumphant note this Sunday. The event saw over 5,000 athletes from across the continent compete in 29 sports, marking a significant celebration of African sportsmanship and talent. The games received high praise for their organization and the level of competition, with Allah Kouamé, Vice-President of the African Cycling Confederation, commending the organizers for their exemplary work and highlighting the event as a platform for both confirming and unveiling sporting talents. ADVERTISEMENT Egypt emerged as the dominant force in the games, clinching a total of 189 medals, including 101 golds, solidifying their position at the top of the medal tally. They were closely followed by Nigeria, with 120 medals, and South Africa, with a total of 106 medals. Athletes enjoyed excellent competition conditions, complemented by near-perfect weather throughout the games. Dr. Kwaku Ofosu-Asare, the Executive Chairman of the Organizing Committee, shared insights into the infrastructure developments for the games, including the adoption of a hybrid model for the construction of new facilities and the modernization of existing ones. The aquatic center in Borteyman was highlighted as one of the best in Africa, a testament to the games' commitment to providing top-tier facilities for competitors. ADVERTISEMENT The games also offered spectators and sports enthusiasts memorable experiences , with high-level competitions across a variety of sports. A spectator shared their excitement about the diverse sports, nationalities, and the vibrant atmosphere the games brought to the country, underlining the event's success in bringing together people from different backgrounds in a celebration of sport. ADVERTISEMENT TRENDING NOW How to Check if You Must Submit a SARS Tax Return . Tax and Revenue How to Book a SARS Appointment Online . Tax and Revenue Niger TV Shows Soldiers Detained After Niamey Mutiny . Justice & Crime KAA Warns of Flight Delays at Kenyan Airports . Transport and Airlines POPULAR TODAY ADVERTISEMENT RELATED ARTICLE Tags comments debug Comments Write a comment Write a comment Share Your Thoughts Be the first to write a comment.

In Tigray, a northern region of Ethiopia, a wave of demonstrations is sweeping through several cities, protesting the alarming rise in violence against women. Since the Pretoria peace agreement in November 2022, which concluded a two-year conflict between Tigray and the central government, gender crimes have surged. Kidnappings, murders, and various forms of abuse have become increasingly common, with women and girls being the primary victims. Numerous NGOs have initiated an online awareness campaign to combat this crisis. Selamawit Gidey, founder and executive director of the Rise and Shine Empowerment Center, links this disturbing trend directly to the war. According to Gidey, the conflict has left many men with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and other forms of trauma. During the war, individuals witnessed extensive violence and killings, and many men who participated as combatants saw their friends die. Gidey suggests that these traumatic experiences may have left some men unable to control their emotions, resulting in violent behavior. She emphasizes that this is not about revenge but rather a consequence of the inability to manage trauma. Before the war, disagreements between couples could lead to separations handled within the bounds of normalcy. However, the current lack of a robust legal system to hold perpetrators accountable has emboldened criminals to act with impunity. Gidey calls on authorities to take decisive action against the perpetrators of these crimes. She stresses the need for an efficient legal framework to ensure the safety of women and girls in Tigray, highlighting that it is the government's duty to protect its citizens. The ongoing awareness campaigns and protests underscore the urgent need for a systemic response to curb the rising violence and restore a sense of security in the region. By Author Name Author Name Home Comment Jul 7, 2024 May 15, 2026 2 min read Copy link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: In Tigray, a northern region of Ethiopia, a wave of demonstrations is sweeping through several cities, protesting the alarming rise in violence against women. Since the Pretoria peace agreement in November 2022, which concluded a two-year conflict between Tigray and the central government, gender crimes have surged. Kidnappings, murders, and various forms of abuse have become increasingly common, with women and girls being the primary victims. Numerous NGOs have initiated an online awareness campaign to combat this crisis. Selamawit Gidey, founder and executive director of the Rise and Shine Empowerment Center, links this disturbing trend directly to the war. According to Gidey, the conflict has left many men with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and other forms of trauma. During the war, individuals witnessed extensive violence and killings, and many men who participated as combatants saw their friends die. ADVERTISEMENT Gidey suggests that these traumatic experiences may have left some men unable to control their emotions, resulting in violent behavior. She emphasizes that this is not about revenge but rather a consequence of the inability to manage trauma. Before the war, disagreements between couples could lead to separations handled within the bounds of normalcy. However, the current lack of a robust legal system to hold perpetrators accountable has emboldened criminals to act with impunity. Gidey calls on authorities to take decisive action against the perpetrators of these crimes. She stresses the need for an efficient legal framework to ensure the safety of women and girls in Tigray, highlighting that it is the government's duty to protect its citizens. The ongoing awareness campaigns and protests underscore the urgent need for a systemic response to curb the rising violence and restore a sense of security in the region. ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT TRENDING NOW How to Check if You Must Submit a SARS Tax Return . Tax and Revenue How to Book a SARS Appointment Online . Tax and Revenue Niger TV Shows Soldiers Detained After Niamey Mutiny . Justice & Crime KAA Warns of Flight Delays at Kenyan Airports . Transport and Airlines POPULAR TODAY ADVERTISEMENT RELATED ARTICLE Tags comments debug Comments Write a comment Write a comment Share Your Thoughts Be the first to write a comment.

Emeka Akumefule, widely recognized by his stage name Blaqbonez, recently expressed his confidence in his appearance in a candid interview with content creator Bae U Barbi. The Nigerian rapper and singer boldly stated, "I genuinely think I’m one of the most attractive men on planet earth," highlighting his self-assurance in his looks. Alongside his comments on physical attractiveness, Blaqbonez shared his personal insights on relationships, emphasizing his selective nature in choosing a partner and his preference for someone less absorbed in the realm of social media. Blaqbonez's conversation also ventured into the challenges and pressures of fame. On the latest episode of Joey Akan’s Afrobeats Intelligence Podcast, he articulated a nuanced perspective, describing fame as more of a burden than a benefit. "I think fame is a punishment," he remarked, illustrating the constant attention and scrutiny that accompany public recognition and how it contrasts with the privacy enjoyed by those out of the celebrity spotlight. The artist further elaborated on the constraints fame imposes on his personal freedom and lifestyle. Blaqbonez lamented the loss of normalcy in daily activities, such as dining out or navigating public spaces, due to the inevitable public attention. His statement, "I can’t even go out in Nigeria to have actual fun. I must be Blaqbonez. It feels like a crazy punishment," underscores the isolation and challenges he faces in balancing his public persona with his desire for private enjoyment. Through his reflections, Blaqbonez sheds light on the paradox of fame, where the privileges of celebrity status are counterbalanced by significant personal sacrifices. His candidness offers a glimpse into the complex dynamics of public life, revealing the hidden costs associated with being a recognized figure in the entertainment industry. Continue Reading Full Article By Author Name Author Name Home Comment Mar 31, 2024 May 15, 2026 2 min read Copy link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: Blaqbonez Proclaims Himself Among the World's Most Dashing Gentlemen. Image from Instagram/@blakbonez Emeka Akumefule, widely recognized by his stage name Blaqbonez, recently expressed his confidence in his appearance in a candid interview with content creator Bae U Barbi. The Nigerian rapper and singer boldly stated, "I genuinely think I’m one of the most attractive men on planet earth," highlighting his self-assurance in his looks. Alongside his comments on physical attractiveness, Blaqbonez shared his personal insights on relationships, emphasizing his selective nature in choosing a partner and his preference for someone less absorbed in the realm of social media. Blaqbonez's conversation also ventured into the challenges and pressures of fame. On the latest episode of Joey Akan’s Afrobeats Intelligence Podcast, he articulated a nuanced perspective, describing fame as more of a burden than a benefit. "I think fame is a punishment," he remarked, illustrating the constant attention and scrutiny that accompany public recognition and how it contrasts with the privacy enjoyed by those out of the celebrity spotlight. ADVERTISEMENT The artist further elaborated on the constraints fame imposes on his personal freedom and lifestyle. Blaqbonez lamented the loss of normalcy in daily activities, such as dining out or navigating public spaces, due to the inevitable public attention. His statement, "I can’t even go out in Nigeria to have actual fun. I must be Blaqbonez. It feels like a crazy punishment," underscores the isolation and challenges he faces in balancing his public persona with his desire for private enjoyment. Through his reflections, Blaqbonez sheds light on the paradox of fame, where the privileges of celebrity status are counterbalanced by significant personal sacrifices. His candidness offers a glimpse into the complex dynamics of public life, revealing the hidden costs associated with being a recognized figure in the entertainment industry. ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT TRENDING NOW How to Check if You Must Submit a SARS Tax Return . Tax and Revenue How to Book a SARS Appointment Online . Tax and Revenue Niger TV Shows Soldiers Detained After Niamey Mutiny . Justice & Crime KAA Warns of Flight Delays at Kenyan Airports . Transport and Airlines POPULAR TODAY ADVERTISEMENT RELATED ARTICLE Tags comments debug Comments Write a comment Write a comment Share Your Thoughts Be the first to write a comment.

US-hosted talks with DRC and Rwanda could shape the next phase of diplomacy as pressure grows over eastern Congo. The United States is expected to host new talks with officials from the Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda this week, in a diplomatic push to revive a peace process that has come under growing strain in eastern DRC. The reported meetings in Washington would bring bilateral and trilateral discussions back to the center of efforts to contain a worsening regional crisis. The report’s account of the planned meetings has not yet been independently confirmed by Washington, Kigali, or Kinshasa. Meanwhile, the United States has already escalated pressure on Rwanda through State Department visa restrictions announced on March 6 and Treasury sanctions issued on March 2. According to BETO.CD , the expected participants include senior Rwandan and Congolese representatives, alongside officials from the White House National Security Council and the State Department’s Bureau of African Affairs. If the meetings go ahead as reported, they would mark an important next step in Washington’s attempt to prevent further collapse of a framework it has already invested heavily in through earlier peace arrangements between the two neighbors. The diplomatic backdrop is unusually tense. The U.S. government says Rwanda-backed M23 operations violated the Washington Accords signed in December 2025, and Washington has demanded full implementation of prior commitments, including steps tied to armed group activity and cross-border security concerns. That means any fresh talks are likely to focus less on symbolism and more on whether both sides are willing to move back toward practical implementation . For the wider Great Lakes region, the significance of the Washington track lies in what comes next. A successful round of talks could reopen space for de-escalation, while failure would deepen doubts about the durability of recent agreements and the credibility of outside mediation. With violence, displacement, and mistrust still defining the conflict in eastern Congo, the immediate test is whether diplomacy can regain momentum before the crisis hardens further. Continue Reading Full Article WAR IN DR CONGO US pushes new DRC-Rwanda talks after first wave of Rwanda sanctions By Serge Kitoko Tshibanda Political Analyst Serge Kitoko Tshibanda Home Comment Mar 17, 2026 May 15, 2026 2 min read Copy link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: The United States is expected to host new talks with officials from the Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda this week, in a diplomatic push to revive a peace process that has come under growing strain in eastern DRC. The reported meetings in Washington would bring bilateral and trilateral discussions back to the center of efforts to contain a worsening regional crisis. The report’s account of the planned meetings has not yet been independently confirmed by Washington, Kigali, or Kinshasa. Meanwhile, the United States has already escalated pressure on Rwanda through State Department visa restrictions announced on March 6 and Treasury sanctions issued on March 2. ADVERTISEMENT According to BETO.CD , the expected participants include senior Rwandan and Congolese representatives, alongside officials from the White House National Security Council and the State Department’s Bureau of African Affairs. If the meetings go ahead as reported, they would mark an important next step in Washington’s attempt to prevent further collapse of a framework it has already invested heavily in through earlier peace arrangements between the two neighbors. The diplomatic backdrop is unusually tense. The U.S. government says Rwanda-backed M23 operations violated the Washington Accords signed in December 2025, and Washington has demanded full implementation of prior commitments, including steps tied to armed group activity and cross-border security concerns. That means any fresh talks are likely to focus less on symbolism and more on whether both sides are willing to move back toward practical implementation . ADVERTISEMENT For the wider Great Lakes region, the significance of the Washington track lies in what comes next. A successful round of talks could reopen space for de-escalation, while failure would deepen doubts about the durability of recent agreements and the credibility of outside mediation. With violence, displacement, and mistrust still defining the conflict in eastern Congo, the immediate test is whether diplomacy can regain momentum before the crisis hardens further. ADVERTISEMENT TRENDING NOW How to Check if You Must Submit a SARS Tax Return . 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He was the fastest man on earth, but he died too soon. Kelvin Kiptum, the world marathon record-holder, was laid to rest on Friday, February 23, 2024, in a solemn ceremony attended by hundreds of mourners, including fellow athletes, government officials, and dignitaries. Kiptum, who was only 24 years old, died in a car accident on February 15, 2024, leaving behind a legacy of excellence and inspiration. Kiptum’s funeral service was held at Chepkorio showgrounds in Elgeyo-Marakwet County, where he was born and trained. The body of Kiptum arrived at the showgrounds in a hearse, draped in the Kenyan flag and escorted by a police motorcade. The crowd lined the route and cheered as the hearse passed by. The funeral program included speeches, prayers, songs, and tributes from various speakers, such as Kiptum’s family members, friends, coaches, Athletics Kenya president Jackson Tuwei, World Athletics president Sebastian Coe, and Kenya’s president William Ruto. Some of the speakers praised Kiptum’s achievements, personality, and legacy, while others called for more support and recognition for the country’s athletes. President Ruto announced that the government would reinstate the sports fund, adjust the reward system, and build a stadium in Chepkorio in honor of Kiptum. The funeral service ended at around 12:00 pm local time, and the body of Kiptum was taken to his ancestral home in a nearby village for burial. The burial was expected to take place later in the afternoon. According to his Wikipedia article , Kelvin Kiptum was a remarkable athlete who broke the world marathon record in 2023, clocking 2 hours, 1 minute, and 39 seconds in Berlin. This was fully covered on k24tv . He was also a humble and generous person who supported many charitable causes and mentored young runners. His death has shocked and saddened the world of athletics and the nation of Kenya. He will be remembered as a hero and a legend who inspired millions of people to pursue their dreams. As we bid farewell to Kiptum, let us honor his memory by following his example and striving for excellence in whatever we do. What is your favorite memory of Kiptum? Continue Reading Full Article By Author Name Author Name Home Comment Feb 23, 2024 May 15, 2026 2 min read Copy link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: A Tribute to a Fallen Star: Remembering Kelvin Kiptum’s Legacy. Photograph provided by Capitalradiomalawi He was the fastest man on earth, but he died too soon. Kelvin Kiptum, the world marathon record-holder, was laid to rest on Friday, February 23, 2024, in a solemn ceremony attended by hundreds of mourners, including fellow athletes, government officials, and dignitaries. Kiptum, who was only 24 years old, died in a car accident on February 15, 2024, leaving behind a legacy of excellence and inspiration. Kiptum’s funeral service was held at Chepkorio showgrounds in Elgeyo-Marakwet County, where he was born and trained. The body of Kiptum arrived at the showgrounds in a hearse, draped in the Kenyan flag and escorted by a police motorcade. The crowd lined the route and cheered as the hearse passed by. The funeral program included speeches, prayers, songs, and tributes from various speakers, such as Kiptum’s family members, friends, coaches, Athletics Kenya president Jackson Tuwei, World Athletics president Sebastian Coe, and Kenya’s president William Ruto. Some of the speakers praised Kiptum’s achievements, personality, and legacy, while others called for more support and recognition for the country’s athletes. President Ruto announced that the government would reinstate the sports fund, adjust the reward system, and build a stadium in Chepkorio in honor of Kiptum. The funeral service ended at around 12:00 pm local time, and the body of Kiptum was taken to his ancestral home in a nearby village for burial. The burial was expected to take place later in the afternoon. According to his Wikipedia article , Kelvin Kiptum was a remarkable athlete who broke the world marathon record in 2023, clocking 2 hours, 1 minute, and 39 seconds in Berlin. This was fully covered on k24tv . He was also a humble and generous person who supported many charitable causes and mentored young runners. His death has shocked and saddened the world of athletics and the nation of Kenya. He will be remembered as a hero and a legend who inspired millions of people to pursue their dreams. As we bid farewell to Kiptum, let us honor his memory by following his example and striving for excellence in whatever we do. What is your favorite memory of Kiptum? ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT TRENDING NOW How to Check if You Must Submit a SARS Tax Return . 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In recent developments in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), the armed forces have initiated the use of advanced combat drones in their ongoing conflict against the M23 rebels in the eastern regions of the country. This strategic move marks a notable shift in the Congolese military's approach to counter-insurgency operations and highlights the increasing modernization of their armed forces under President Felix Tshisekedi's leadership. On a specific occasion, as reported by XtrAfrica, the Congolese armed forces deployed CH-4 combat drones to strike several M23 rebel bases in the Nyongera area of North Kivu. The operation's success has been confirmed by both military sources and M23 representatives, although it remains unclear whether the drone operations were conducted solely by Congolese forces or with the support of personnel from the Southern African Development Cooperation (SADC). M23's communication officer, Lawrence Kanyuka, acknowledged the drone strikes, highlighting the impact on densely populated areas in and around Nyongera. In response to these attacks, there have been reports of significant numbers of M23 fighters fleeing to neighboring countries, though these claims are yet to be fully verified. This escalation in drone warfare comes shortly after SADC deploys troops and advanced long-range weaponry in the region, signifying a concerted effort to counter rebel activities. The use of combat drones, particularly the Chinese-made CH-4 model, is a testament to the DRC's enhanced technological and military capabilities. These medium-altitude, long-endurance unmanned aerial vehicles are equipped for both reconnaissance and attack missions, capable of carrying an array of weapons including air-to-surface missiles and bombs. President Tshisekedi's administration ordered nine of these drones from China in February 2023, to strengthen the military's ability to thwart rebel advances, especially as threats loomed over the strategic city of Goma. Tshisekedi has also issued stern warnings to Rwanda, accusing it of supporting M23 rebels, a charge that Rwanda vehemently denies. The strategic placement of these drones at South Kavumu military airport, within striking range of the conflict zone, empowers the Congolese armed forces with enhanced surveillance and precision strike capabilities. According to a regional security source, the drones' effectiveness is evident in the considerable losses suffered by M23, as their advanced technology allows for accurate strikes even against targets in concealed positions. However, this advancement in military technology and strategy comes amidst a backdrop of continued suffering and displacement for civilians in the region. The ongoing conflict, exacerbated by attacks from various armed groups including M23, has resulted in a significant number of civilian casualties and the displacement of approximately 1.1 million people in North Kivu Province since March 2022. The majority of the displaced, over 60 percent of whom are children, are sheltering in overcrowded Internally Displaced Person (IDP) sites around Goma and Nyiragongo Territory, facing urgent needs for food, health care, shelter, and sanitation. The introduction of combat drones by the Congolese armed forces is a critical development in the region's complex conflict landscape. While it represents a leap forward in military technology and strategy for the DRC, it also raises questions about the broader implications of drone warfare, including the potential for civilian casualties and the adherence to international humanitarian law. This situation warrants close monitoring as the DRC continues to navigate its challenging security environment. Continue Reading Full Article By Author Name Author Name Home Comment Jan 7, 2024 May 15, 2026 3 min read Copy link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: AI Image generated of The Chinese CH-4 drone In recent developments in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), the armed forces have initiated the use of advanced combat drones in their ongoing conflict against the M23 rebels in the eastern regions of the country. This strategic move marks a notable shift in the Congolese military's approach to counter-insurgency operations and highlights the increasing modernization of their armed forces under President Felix Tshisekedi's leadership. On a specific occasion, as reported by XtrAfrica, the Congolese armed forces deployed CH-4 combat drones to strike several M23 rebel bases in the Nyongera area of North Kivu. The operation's success has been confirmed by both military sources and M23 representatives, although it remains unclear whether the drone operations were conducted solely by Congolese forces or with the support of personnel from the Southern African Development Cooperation (SADC). ADVERTISEMENT M23's communication officer, Lawrence Kanyuka, acknowledged the drone strikes, highlighting the impact on densely populated areas in and around Nyongera. In response to these attacks, there have been reports of significant numbers of M23 fighters fleeing to neighboring countries, though these claims are yet to be fully verified. This escalation in drone warfare comes shortly after SADC deploys troops and advanced long-range weaponry in the region, signifying a concerted effort to counter rebel activities. The use of combat drones, particularly the Chinese-made CH-4 model, is a testament to the DRC's enhanced technological and military capabilities. These medium-altitude, long-endurance unmanned aerial vehicles are equipped for both reconnaissance and attack missions, capable of carrying an array of weapons including air-to-surface missiles and bombs. ADVERTISEMENT President Tshisekedi's administration ordered nine of these drones from China in February 2023, to strengthen the military's ability to thwart rebel advances, especially as threats loomed over the strategic city of Goma. Tshisekedi has also issued stern warnings to Rwanda, accusing it of supporting M23 rebels, a charge that Rwanda vehemently denies. The strategic placement of these drones at South Kavumu military airport, within striking range of the conflict zone, empowers the Congolese armed forces with enhanced surveillance and precision strike capabilities. According to a regional security source, the drones' effectiveness is evident in the considerable losses suffered by M23, as their advanced technology allows for accurate strikes even against targets in concealed positions. ADVERTISEMENT TRENDING NOW How to Check if You Must Submit a SARS Tax Return . Tax and Revenue How to Book a SARS Appointment Online . Tax and Revenue Niger TV Shows Soldiers Detained After Niamey Mutiny . Justice & Crime KAA Warns of Flight Delays at Kenyan Airports . Transport and Airlines POPULAR TODAY However, this advancement in military technology and strategy comes amidst a backdrop of continued suffering and displacement for civilians in the region. The ongoing conflict, exacerbated by attacks from various armed groups including M23, has resulted in a significant number of civilian casualties and the displacement of approximately 1.1 million people in North Kivu Province since March 2022. The majority of the displaced, over 60 percent of whom are children, are sheltering in overcrowded Internally Displaced Person (IDP) sites around Goma and Nyiragongo Territory, facing urgent needs for food, health care, shelter, and sanitation. The introduction of combat drones by the Congolese armed forces is a critical development in the region's complex conflict landscape. While it represents a leap forward in military technology and strategy for the DRC, it also raises questions about the broader implications of drone warfare, including the potential for civilian casualties and the adherence to international humanitarian law. This situation warrants close monitoring as the DRC continues to navigate its challenging security environment. ADVERTISEMENT RELATED ARTICLE Tags comments debug Comments Write a comment Write a comment Share Your Thoughts Be the first to write a comment.

At 14, Champz becomes the youngest African artist to surpass 1M Spotify monthly listeners following the success of his debut EP. Fourteen-year-old Boluwatife Balogun, popularly known as Champz, has become the youngest Nigerian and African artist to surpass one million monthly listeners on Spotify. Current figures place his listenership at approximately 1,004,060, marking a significant milestone for the emerging musician. The achievement comes less than three weeks after the release of his debut EP, Champion’s Arrival , released on 11 November 2025. The five-track project blends rap, afro-swing and Afrobeats, presenting a bold artistic direction for a teenage newcomer. Within hours of its release, the EP reached No. 1 on the Apple Music Nigeria Top Albums chart, making Champz the youngest artist to top the platform in the country. It has also charted in 16 countries and secured a spot at No. 71 on the UK Apple Music Top Albums chart. Industry observers have praised Champz for his confident delivery and distinctive sound, noting that his growing popularity extends beyond his connection to his father, Afrobeats star Wizkid. The EP features no guest artists, keeping the focus solely on his vocal and stylistic range. His mother, Oluwanishola Ogudu, expressed her appreciation to supporters on social media, thanking listeners for embracing her son's debut project. A viral courtside video also captured Wizkid acknowledging his pride and suggesting the possibility of a future collaboration. As Champz continues to gain momentum, many fans and analysts believe his early success could set new standards for young talent in the Afrobeats and global music scene. Continue Reading Full Article ENTERTAINMENT Champz Becomes Youngest African Artist to Hit 1M Spotify Listeners By Witty Pascal Entertainment Editor Witty Pascal Home Comment Dec 7, 2025 May 15, 2026 2 min read Copy link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: Fourteen-year-old Boluwatife Balogun, popularly known as Champz, has become the youngest Nigerian and African artist to surpass one million monthly listeners on Spotify. Current figures place his listenership at approximately 1,004,060, marking a significant milestone for the emerging musician. The achievement comes less than three weeks after the release of his debut EP, Champion’s Arrival , released on 11 November 2025. The five-track project blends rap, afro-swing and Afrobeats, presenting a bold artistic direction for a teenage newcomer. Within hours of its release, the EP reached No. 1 on the Apple Music Nigeria Top Albums chart, making Champz the youngest artist to top the platform in the country. It has also charted in 16 countries and secured a spot at No. 71 on the UK Apple Music Top Albums chart. ADVERTISEMENT Industry observers have praised Champz for his confident delivery and distinctive sound, noting that his growing popularity extends beyond his connection to his father, Afrobeats star Wizkid. The EP features no guest artists, keeping the focus solely on his vocal and stylistic range. His mother, Oluwanishola Ogudu, expressed her appreciation to supporters on social media, thanking listeners for embracing her son's debut project. A viral courtside video also captured Wizkid acknowledging his pride and suggesting the possibility of a future collaboration. ADVERTISEMENT As Champz continues to gain momentum, many fans and analysts believe his early success could set new standards for young talent in the Afrobeats and global music scene. ADVERTISEMENT TRENDING NOW How to Check if You Must Submit a SARS Tax Return . Tax and Revenue How to Book a SARS Appointment Online . 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Hilary Duff previews a new song from her upcoming album as she and Matthew Koma remain silent on Ashley Tisdale-related drama. Hilary Duff and her husband, musician Matthew Koma, appear to be focused on new music amid ongoing social media discussion linked to Ashley Tisdale’s recent essay about a former “mom group.” On Wednesday, January 7, Duff shared a teaser of an unreleased song on Instagram, just one day after public attention grew around Tisdale’s comments and Koma’s online response. The video shows Duff lip-syncing and dancing outdoors while previewing what is believed to be an upcoming track from her next album. The teased song reflects on rekindling emotional connection in a relationship and is expected to follow Duff’s November release Mature . Both tracks are part of her forthcoming album, Luck… or Something , which is scheduled for release on February 20. Fans responded positively in the comments, expressing excitement about the new music. Koma also reacted to the post, writing, “That’s my girl.” The music update comes as Duff and Koma remain largely silent on the broader conversation sparked by Tisdale’s essay, in which the actress described feeling excluded from a group of new mothers. Despite the online discourse, Duff has continued promoting her creative work without addressing the controversy directly. Source: Geo News Continue Reading Full Article HOLLYWOOD UPDATES Hilary Duff, Matthew Koma Share Music Update Amid Ashley Tisdale Drama By Witty Pascal Entertainment Editor Witty Pascal Home Comment Jan 8, 2026 May 15, 2026 2 min read Copy link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: Hilary Duff and her husband, musician Matthew Koma, appear to be focused on new music amid ongoing social media discussion linked to Ashley Tisdale’s recent essay about a former “mom group.” On Wednesday, January 7, Duff shared a teaser of an unreleased song on Instagram, just one day after public attention grew around Tisdale’s comments and Koma’s online response. The video shows Duff lip-syncing and dancing outdoors while previewing what is believed to be an upcoming track from her next album. ADVERTISEMENT The teased song reflects on rekindling emotional connection in a relationship and is expected to follow Duff’s November release Mature . Both tracks are part of her forthcoming album, Luck… or Something , which is scheduled for release on February 20. Fans responded positively in the comments, expressing excitement about the new music. Koma also reacted to the post, writing, “That’s my girl.” ADVERTISEMENT The music update comes as Duff and Koma remain largely silent on the broader conversation sparked by Tisdale’s essay, in which the actress described feeling excluded from a group of new mothers. Despite the online discourse, Duff has continued promoting her creative work without addressing the controversy directly. ADVERTISEMENT TRENDING NOW How to Check if You Must Submit a SARS Tax Return . Tax and Revenue How to Book a SARS Appointment Online . Tax and Revenue Niger TV Shows Soldiers Detained After Niamey Mutiny . Justice & Crime KAA Warns of Flight Delays at Kenyan Airports . Transport and Airlines POPULAR TODAY Entertainment Poco Lee UK Case Sparks Consent Debate Among Nigerian Stars . Entertainment FOLA Leads 2026 Headies Nominations Ahead of Toronto . Entertainment Jub Jub Arrest Warrant Issued After Missed Court Appearance . Entertainment Black Coffee Wins R7 Million Court Battle Against Maserati . Entertainment Funke Akindele Faces Mixed Reactions Over Birthday Post . Source: Geo News ADVERTISEMENT RELATED ARTICLE Entertainment Poco Lee UK Case Sparks Consent Debate Among Nigerian Stars The dancer faces five sexual offence charges and returns to court on September 15. . Entertainment FOLA Leads 2026 Headies Nominations Ahead of Toronto FOLA earned 10 nominations as The Headies prepares its October ceremony in Toronto . Entertainment Jub Jub Arrest Warrant Issued After Missed Court Appearance The warrant was held over after Jub Jub missed court citing illness and will not be enforced yet. . Entertainment Black Coffee Wins R7 Million Court Battle Against Maserati The High Court ordered Maserati to repay Soulistic Music over an undelivered customised MC20 Cielo. . Tags Entertainment Entertainment United States United States comments debug Comments Write a comment Write a comment Share Your Thoughts Be the first to write a comment.