Burna Boy’s Sister Debunks Rumour of Mother’s Removal as Manager

A viral social media report claiming that Grammy-winning artist Burna Boy has dropped his mother, Bose Ogulu, as his manager has been dismissed as false. The rumour circulated widely on Friday amid backlash trailing the singer’s troubled No Sign of Weakness tour in the United States. The speculation was fueled by an alleged Instagram Story credited to Burna Boy, suggesting his mother had been relieved of her managerial role. However, the singer’s sister, Nissi Ogulu, swiftly shut down the claim, describing it simply as “FAKE NEWS.” The report had ignited…

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The Beauty of Humble Beginnings

Musa and Adeola didn’t look like much in the early days—just a young couple in a small one-room apartment, sharing dreams that were far bigger than their pockets. Their journey began with two plastic chairs, one borrowed fan, and a faith that refused to be intimidated by humble beginnings. Every morning, Musa woke before dawn to set out for work. Not because he loved the job, but because it was what they had. Adeola, with her soft strength, stretched every naira, turning little into enough. Their love was tested often,…

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Reno Omokri Faces Public Backlash After Appearing on Tinubu’s Ambassadorial List

Social media erupted on Sunday as Nigerians reacted sharply to the inclusion of author and political commentator, Reno Omokri, on President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s newly released ambassadorial nominees list. Omokri, who has long been known for his fierce criticism of the Tinubu administration, was named among the 17 non-career envoys submitted to the Senate for confirmation. The development triggered widespread outrage, with many Nigerians accusing him of inconsistency and political opportunism. Critics recalled Omokri’s emphatic public vow in 2023 that he would “never work with Tinubu in any capacity,” arguing…

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Gunmen Invade Kogi Church, Abduct Pastor, Wife and Worshippers During Sunday Service

Gunmen suspected to be bandits on Sunday stormed a newly established Cherubim and Seraphim Church in Ejiba, Yagba West Local Government Area of Kogi State, abducting the pastor, his wife, and several worshippers. The attack occurred mid-service, throwing the community into panic as gunshots rang out. Witnesses said the congregation fled in different directions to escape the armed men who reportedly whisked away the pastor, popularly known as Orlando, alongside his wife and other church members. Residents described the incident as frightening, noting that the assailants invaded the area unexpectedly,…

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