Burna Boy's 140millon Donation Finally Reflects On VDM's NGO website

Secret Billionaire, VeryDarkMan has put to rest the controversy surrounding his latest ₦278 million car acquisition as he updates his NGO account following the much-talked-about ₦140 million donation from Burna Boy.

The total balance in the account has increased to ₦380,232,624.06 as of the time of filing this report.

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JUST IN Billionaire Igbo businessman Blord shuts down Onitsha Main Market today not by force, but by influence.

When traders pause business just to honor you, it speaks volumes. Power can command, but respect is earned. This moment reflects true impact, deep connection, and the trust of the people. Congratulations this level of loyalty is not easy to achieve.

#Blord #OnitshaMainMarket #TrueInfluence

“I Knew She Wasn’t My Granddaughter” Deji Adeleke Breaks Silence on Anu DNA Controversy


I have been paying Anu’s school fees and taking care of her for years. I also gave Anu’s mother a scholarship at my university, along with a monthly salary, even though I knew Anu is not my granddaughter. I did all these out of compassion.

Kemi Olunloyo is the one impersonating the young child, Anu Adeleke, and I don’t even think it’s legal for her to be impersonat!ng a minor,

I'd have been glad if this girl were my granddaughter so I could spoil her silly like the other ones, but the DNA results were negative."

— Davido’s father, billionaire Deji Adeleke, speaks out for the first time to clear the air on the DNA test controversy.

Lekki Street Boy Declares Love for DJ Cuppy, Asks for a Chance…..

young street boy in Lekki has gone viral after openly expressing his admiration for popular disc jockey, DJ Cuppy, and asking her to give him a chance. In a video circulating online, the boy confidently said he likes the billionaire’s daughter and hopes she will notice him. His bold confession has sparked mixed reactions on social media, with some praising his courage while others found the moment humorous, turning it into a trending topic.#fintternews

Wahala at CAC: Private Jet Video, Emeka Offor Link Throw Registrar-General Magaji Into Fresh Controversy

Controversy is rocking the Corporate Affairs Commission as its Registrar-General, Ishaq Hussaini Magaji, comes under fire over social media posts showing him on a private jet allegedly sponsored by the Emeka Ufor Foundation. Insiders say the CAC has gone silent despite public backlash. The development revives earlier allegations that Magaji lifted a court restriction on OML 40-linked corporate filings tied to billionaire Emeka Offor. Critics question his accountability, lifestyle and possible conflicts of interest as neither the CAC, supervising ministry nor the Presidency has issued any official clarification.

Nigerian billionaire, Abdul Samad Rabiu says he will still go ahead to fulfill his promise of rewarding the Super Eagles squad with $500k even after they lost to Morocco in the AFCON semi-final.

The Super Eagles lost to Morocco 4-2 on penalties on Wednesday, January 14.

They will be playing third place match against Egypt.

BREAKING NEWS: US Tech Billionaire Joe Lonsdale Invests $11.8m In Nigerian Drone Firm To Tackle Africa’s Insecurity

US tech billionaire and Palantir co-founder Joe Lonsdale has led an $11.8 million investment round in Nigerian drone manufacturer Terra Industries, signalling growing international confidence and interest in Africa’s defence and security technology sector. The investment is expected to boost local drone production and strengthen efforts to address insecurity across Nigeria and the wider African region.

#JoeLonsdale #NigeriaTech #DroneTechnology #AfricaSecurity

Wahala Don Set Oo! BUA Boss Rabiu Puts $500,000 on the Line as Super Eagles Face Morocco in AFCON Semi-Final

Wahala don set oo for AFCON! Nigerian billionaire and BUA Group Chairman, Abdul Samad Rabiu, has dropped serious motivation for the Super Eagles ahead of their do-or-die semi-final clash against host nation Morocco.

Rabiu has promised a whopping $500,000 to the team if they defeat Morocco, with an extra $50,000 for every goal scored in the match. The bold pledge has sent excitement across Nigeria as fans gear up for what many are calling the biggest test of the tournament so far.

The businessman made the announcement on X after Nigeria’s impressive 2–0 victory over Algeria in Marrakech, a result that secured the Super Eagles’ place in the last four of the Africa Cup of Nations.

But that’s not all. More wahala still dey! Rabiu further revealed that if the Super Eagles go all the way to lift the AFCON trophy, he will reward them with $1 million, plus an additional $100,000 for every goal scored in the final.

The message has been widely hailed as a major morale booster for the players, with many Nigerians saying the cash incentive shows strong belief in the team’s ability to bring glory back home.

Nigeria, three-time AFCON champions, will face Morocco on Wednesday, January 14, in what promises to be a high-pressure showdown against the tournament hosts. With national pride, continental glory, and now millions of dollars on the line, body go pepper for that pitch.

For fans across the country, one thing is clear: this match no be small thing. As kickoff draws closer, Nigerians are hoping the Super Eagles will rise to the occasion and turn Rabiu’s promise into reality.

Wahala don set oo — Morocco vs Nigeria, money, pride, and AFCON glory on the line!

E Don Set for AFCON: BUA Chairman Rabiu Promises Super Eagles $1.5 Million If Dem Beat Algeria, Enter Final

E don set for AFCON oo! Nigerians no fit keep calm again as BUA Group Chairman, Abdul Samad Rabiu, don drop heavy money promise for our Super Eagles after their hot victory over Algeria.

Following the boys’ 2–0 win that carried Nigeria enter the semi-finals, the billionaire businessman come out boldly announce say serious cash reward dey wait the players if dem continue to deliver.

Rabiu, wey post the message for him official X (Twitter) handle on Saturday, January 10, 2026, praise the team say dem don lift the spirit of the nation and make Nigerians proud again.

According to am, if Super Eagles win their semi-final match, he go release $500,000 immediately, plus $50,000 for every single goal wey dem score. As in, every goal na money!

But the real wahala dey the final.

Rabiu talk say if Nigeria carry this AFCON cup go house, he go drop another $1 million, plus $100,000 for each goal scored in the final match. Meaning say goals don turn to dollars for this tournament.

“Congratulations to our Super Eagles on a brilliant victory against Algeria. You have lifted the spirit of the nation,” Rabiu wrote. “Should you win the semi-final, I will reward you with $500,000 and $50,000 for each goal. If you go on to win the final, I further pledge $1,000,000 plus $100,000 for every goal.”

He still encourage the boys make dem no relent: “Keep making Nigeria proud. Proudly Nigerian.”

Recall say Nigeria beat Algeria 2–0 in Marrakech on Saturday, January 10, 2026. Goals from Victor Osimhen and Akor Adams for second half seal the match and send the Super Eagles straight to the semi-finals, where dem go face host nation Morocco.

Since that victory, celebration don burst everywhere – from streets to social media – as Nigerians and top business leaders don begin rally behind the team.

As e be now, one thing clear:
AFCON don turn serious business. Goals na dollars. Victory na millions. Wahala don set oo!

Bill Gates’ $8 Billion Donation: Philanthropy or Divorce Deal?
Five years after their high-profile divorce, Bill Gates has transferred nearly $8 billion to Melinda French Gates’ Pivotal Philanthropies Foundation—one of the largest public donations ever disclosed. The payment, revealed in new tax filings, is part of a $12.5 billion agreement tied to their 2021 split, which followed revelations of Gates’ alleged affairs and workplace misconduct claims.

While supporters hail the move as a massive boost for philanthropy, others are asking uncomfortable questions: is this generosity, accountability, or simply the cost of a controversial divorce? And should personal scandals reshape how the public views billionaires’ charitable giving?

#BillGates #PhilanthropyDebate #BillionaireDivorce #PowerAndAccountability

Is South Africa Blocking Starlink Over Race? Elon Musk Says Ownership Laws Are Stopping His Internet Company From Getting a Licence

Elon Musk has reignited debate over South Africa’s post-apartheid economic policies after claiming that his satellite internet company, Starlink, is unable to operate in the country because he is not Black. Speaking at the Qatar Economic Forum during a session titled “In Conversation With Elon Musk,” the billionaire entrepreneur said regulatory requirements tied to South Africa’s Black Economic Empowerment (BEE) framework have prevented Starlink from obtaining an operating licence.

According to Musk, South Africa has “about 140 laws” that give preference to Black South Africans in ownership and business participation, and he argued that these rules have effectively barred Starlink from entering the market. “Starlink is not allowed to operate in South Africa, because I’m not Black,” he said, framing the situation as an example of racial discrimination embedded in law. His comments quickly spread on social media, triggering intense debate both inside and outside the country.

South Africa’s Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (B-BBEE) policy was introduced after the end of apartheid to correct deep economic inequalities by increasing Black participation in ownership, management, and control of businesses. In regulated sectors such as telecommunications, licence applicants are generally expected to meet minimum thresholds of local and historically disadvantaged ownership. The Independent Communications Authority of South Africa (ICASA), which oversees telecommunications licensing, has consistently maintained that all operators—local or foreign—must comply with national laws. While partnerships, exemptions, or alternative structures are sometimes possible, transformation requirements remain central to government policy.

Starlink, a subsidiary of SpaceX, already operates in more than 70 countries, delivering internet access through low-Earth orbit satellites, particularly in remote and underserved regions. Despite strong demand from South African consumers and businesses, the company currently lacks approval to offer services commercially in the country. Musk’s remarks have therefore raised fresh questions about whether South Africa’s regulatory framework is limiting competition and access to high-speed connectivity, especially in rural areas.

The reaction to Musk’s comments has been sharply divided. Supporters argue that blocking Starlink deprives citizens of affordable, reliable internet and discourages foreign investment. Critics counter that Musk’s portrayal oversimplifies the law and ignores the historical context that gave rise to empowerment policies designed to redress decades of racial exclusion. They maintain that B-BBEE is a remedial framework rather than a tool for discrimination.

South African authorities have not directly responded to Musk’s latest statements, but government officials have previously rejected claims that empowerment laws are exclusionary, insisting they are necessary to correct structural inequality and ensure broader participation in the economy. As the debate continues, Musk’s comments have once again placed South Africa’s transformation policies under global scrutiny—raising a central question: are empowerment laws protecting economic justice, or are they unintentionally shutting out innovation and competition in critical sectors like technology and telecommunications?

Regina Daniels Sparks New Romance Rumours After London New Year Outing, Elder Brother Samuel Daniels Breaks Silence and Dismisses Speculation

Nollywood actress Regina Daniels has stirred fresh online speculation after she was spotted spending New Year’s Eve in London with a mystery man, prompting widespread reactions across social media. Photos and video clips showing the actress in a cheerful and relaxed mood fueled rumours that she may have a new lover amid her ongoing marital crisis with billionaire politician Ned Nwoko. Addressing the speculation, Regina’s elder brother, Samuel Daniels (popularly known as Sammy West), shared a group photo that included the actress and the alleged mystery man, firmly dismissing claims of a romantic relationship. He urged fans to avoid fabrications and false accusations in the new year. The clarification has further intensified online conversations, with fans divided between curiosity, support for the actress, and criticism of social media speculation surrounding her personal life.

Geregu Power Ownership Changes: Femi Otedola Exits, Ma’am Energy Takes Control, Abdulaziz Yari Appointed Chairman

Geregu Power has officially confirmed the sale of billionaire Femi Otedola’s controlling stake to Ma’am Energy Limited, signaling a major shift in the company’s leadership. The transaction involved 95% of Amperion Power’s shares—the vehicle through which Otedola held his stake—estimated at $750 million. Following the ownership change, Otedola, along with CEO Akin Akinfemiwa, deputy CEO Julius Omodayo Owotuga, and several non-executive directors, resigned from the board.

Ma’am Energy, an Abuja-based energy solutions provider operating across power generation, oil and gas exploration, refining, and energy trading, is now the controlling entity. Four individuals hold significant control over the company: Abdulkarim Tsafe, Jari Jafar, Abdulaziz Yari, and Abdulaziz Ahmad, each with a 25% stake.

Senator Abdulaziz Yari, son of the former Zamfara governor, has been appointed chairman of Geregu Power. Yari has an extensive political and educational background, including leadership and change certification from the London School of Economics and a master’s degree in Public Administration, Finance, and Investment Management from the University of Salford.

The new board also includes seasoned professionals across finance, energy, and corporate management:

Abdulkadeer Njiddah – Non-executive director, accounting and auditing expert

Usman Mohammed – Independent non-executive director, former MD of Transmission Company of Nigeria

Mohammed Jaafaru – Independent non-executive director, COO of Advance Link Petroleum

Neka Adogu – Independent non-executive director, banking and wealth management expert

Mahmud Magaji – Independent non-executive director, Senior Advocate of Nigeria with expertise in criminal law, aviation, and energy sector disputes


This leadership overhaul comes after Otedola’s exit and marks a new phase for Geregu Power as Ma’am Energy assumes operational control and strategic direction.

Beautiful Moment as Ghanaian President John Mahama Poses for Pictures with Nigerian Singer Asake During Concert Visit

Nigerian music star Asake shared a heartwarming moment with former Ghanaian President John Mahama while in Ghana for a concert. Videos show Mahama warmly receiving Asake and taking pictures with him. The visit followed a supercar event in Accra where Asake intervened to seek leniency for a man who fired celebratory shots during his visit.

The meeting also included notable personalities such as billionaire Ibrahim Mahama, Sam Jonah, Richard Ni Armah, and actor John Dumelo. The encounter sparked reactions from Nigerians online, with fans praising the interaction.

Earlier, Asake had also visited the Ooni of Ife, paying respects and highlighting his roots. He was recently honored with the chieftaincy title “Olu Omo Eyo Oniko” in Lagos for his global impact and loyalty to cultural heritage.

Geregu Power Appoints Former Zamfara Governor Abdulaziz Yari as Chairman Following Femi Otedola’s Exit and N1.08 Trillion Stake Sale

Geregu Power Plc has appointed former Zamfara State governor and senator, Abdulaziz Yari, as chairman following billionaire investor Femi Otedola’s resignation. The board changes were approved during a Monday meeting after Otedola sold his majority stake in the company for N1.08 trillion to MA’AM Energy Ltd. Several new non-executive and independent directors were also appointed, including Abdulkadeer Njiddah, Usman Mohammed, Mohammed Jaafaru, Neka Adogu, and legal expert Mahmud Magaji. The appointments reflect a major restructuring of Geregu Power’s leadership, as the company seeks to leverage the experience of seasoned professionals in finance, operations, and governance, while Otedola retains a minority stake.

Pop Queen Beyonce is officially a billionaire.

According to Forbes, her net worth is now estimated at over $1 billion, after she concluded her successful Cowboy Carter Tour in 2025, which grossed over $407 million, after dropping her mega-hit studio album, Cowboy Carter, in 2024.

The 44-year-old superstar received lots of opportunities after the release of Cowboy Carter, including “new commercial opportunities,” her world tour, which was the highest-grossing of the year, and more in 2025, according to Forbes.

The magazine reports that the singer earned $148 million in 2025 alone. The last estimate of her net worth had her at $780 million.

Beyoncé is the fifth musician to have joined the billionaire club, after her husband, Jay-Z, Taylor Swift, Rihanna, and Bruce Springsteen.

Pop icon Beyoncé has officially entered the billionaire club.

According to Forbes, the global superstar’s net worth has now crossed $1 billion, following the massive success of her Cowboy Carter Tour in 2025, which grossed over $407 million worldwide. This came after she released her chart-topping studio album, Cowboy Carter, in 2024.

The 44-year-old singer reportedly enjoyed a surge in “new commercial opportunities” after the album’s release, alongside her world tour — the highest-grossing tour of 2025, according to Forbes.

The magazine further revealed that Beyoncé earned an estimated $148 million in 2025 alone, a sharp rise from her previous net worth valuation of $780 million.

With this milestone, Beyoncé becomes the fifth musician to attain billionaire status, joining her husband Jay-Z, Taylor Swift, Rihanna, and Bruce Springsteen.

#Beyonce #BillionaireClub #CowboyCarter #MusicBusines

Regina Daniels and UK-Based Brother Unfollow Each Other on Instagram Amid Ned Nwoko Marital Crisis

Nollywood actress Regina Daniels and her UK-based brother, Lawrence, popularly known as Sweezzy1, have sparked online reactions after reportedly unfollowing each other on Instagram. The move comes shortly after the actress visited her brother in London amid her highly publicised marital crisis with billionaire politician Ned Nwoko. Although neither sibling has addressed the situation publicly, screenshots shared online fueled speculation about possible family tensions linked to the ongoing controversy. The development has generated mixed reactions from fans, with many attributing it to temporary sibling disagreements, clout-chasing, or pressure surrounding Regina’s troubled marriage.

Obi Cubana Adds Brand New 2026 Rolls-Royce Cullinan to His Luxury Garage, Sparks Reactions Online

Nigerian billionaire businessman and nightlife mogul, Obi Cubana, has expanded his collection of luxury cars with the acquisition of a brand new 2026 Rolls-Royce Cullinan. The ultra-luxury SUV, known for its elegance, power, and exclusivity, further cements Obi Cubana’s status as one of Nigeria’s most flamboyant businessmen. News of the purchase quickly went viral, with fans and admirers congratulating him and praising his continued success and taste for premium automobiles.

Billionaire businessman Blord drags older men bragging about wealth, says being broke isn’t a crime

Blord has taken to his Instagram story to air his thoughts on wealth, age, and online bragging.

The businessman questioned why some people who just built houses in their villages this year make noise everywhere, while others had already built homes both in Nigeria and abroad years earlier, and quietly too.

According to him, he achieved major milestones as early as age 23 and broke records without making it a public show, adding that some people only start bragging when success comes much later in life.

He also claimed that if just one of his apps were to overtake the net worth of certain loud critics, they would “calm down.”
Blord stressed that people who are still struggling should not be pressured or mocked, saying clearly that there is nothing wrong with being broke.

In another post, he added that many self-acclaimed rich men today could not achieve even ten percent of what he did at his age, insisting that success at 40 should not suddenly become a yardstick for noise and comparison.