"5 years ago, El-Roi gave me the most precious gift. You came and totally transformed my world. My daughter, Light, your name is not ordinary. You were named with purpose, and today I declare that you will live the meaning of your name." - Actress Ini Edo celebrates daughter on her 5th birthday today.

Benin Bronzes and royal palace art in Nigeria are some of the finest artworks Africa has ever produced. Made by skilled Edo artists of the Benin Kingdom, these brass and bronze pieces tell real stories of kings, warriors, culture, and power. They are not just art — they are history in metal.

#BeninBronzes #Nigeria #AfricanArt #History #places

Prince Adedoyin Temiyemi Dosunmnu (?- 1949).

He temporarily occupied Iga Idunganran (Oba of Lagos' palace) between the death of Oba Falolu Dosunmu in September 1949 and the installation of Oba Adeniji Adele II on October 1, 1949.

Wahala Hit Network as Fela 2 Cries Out Over TikTok Suspension

Drama erupted online after popular content creator Fela 2 raised alarm over the suspension of his TikTok account. According to him, the action followed multiple reports allegedly made by members of Wizkid FC. The sudden takedown sparked reactions on social media, with fans debating free expression, fandom wars, and the growing influence of online reporting.

#TikTokDrama, #WizkidFC, #EntertainmentGist

Is Temi Aware? Mr Eazi’s Savage Reply Shuts Down Viral Baby Rumours, Sparks Online Frenzy

Social media went agog after rumours claimed Nigerian singer Mr Eazi and his wife, Temi Otedola, had welcomed their first child. The buzz was fueled by AI-generated photos showing Temi with a newborn, prompting fans to flood the couple with congratulatory messages. However, Mr Eazi quickly shut down the claims with a sarcastic tweet asking if his wife was even aware she had given birth. His response instantly went viral, triggering mixed reactions online, from laughter to criticism over the spread of fake news. The incident once again highlights how unchecked social media rumours can spiral into nationwide conversations.
#MrEazi, #TemiOtedola, #CelebrityNews

“Is Temi aware of this?”

Mr Eazi has reacted humorously to reports claiming that he and his wife, Temi Otedola, have welcomed their first child. The singer’s response has sparked laughter online, with fans wondering how such a major “update” slipped past the couple themselves.

Social media, please rest

#MrEazi #TemiOtedola #CelebrityNews #TrendingNow

Wizkid Slams Fela’s Son in Heated Online ……..

Nigerian superstar Wizkid has sparked controversy after firing shots at Fela Anikulapo Kuti’s son, Seun Kuti, in a heated online exchange. In a series of posts, Wizkid mocked Seun, saying he is “bigger than your papa” and questioned his relevance, using harsh language. He also wrote that Fela fought for freedom while Seun “fights FC,” a jab that quickly went viral. The posts have triggered mixed reactions on social media, with fans debating respect for Fela’s legacy and Wizkid’s bold outburst.
#fintternews

Until Wizkid can face the government, he shouldn’t compare himself to Fela. Fela wasn’t a trouble maker he was a freedom fighter.”

- Daddy Freeze

Portable Regains Freedom After Police Case and Court Appearance…….


Controversial Nigerian singer Portable has finally regained his freedom after being reported to the police and charged to court over an undisclosed incident. The Zazu crooner was released following his court appearance, sparking reactions from fans online. While details of the case remain limited, sources say the matter is being handled legally. Supporters have flooded social media with mixed reactions, with some celebrating his release while others urged him to stay out of trouble and focus on his music career.
#fintternews

Sowore in Court Over Alleged False Posts Against Tinubu….


Activist and Sahara Reporters publisher, Omoyele Sowore, has appeared in court to face trial over alleged false online posts against President Bola Tinubu. The Department of State Services (DSS) filed five charges against him, including cybercrimes, defamation and incitement. Authorities claim his publications were intended to mislead the public and provoke unrest, while Sowore maintains that his actions fall within press freedom and political expression.#Fintter news

52 Suspects Arrested In Ekpoma For Looting, Vandalism — IGP

The Inspector-General of Police (IGP), Kayode Egbetokun, has disclosed that 52 suspects were arrested during the recent protests in Ekpoma, Edo State, for alleged looting and vandalism.

According to the IGP, residents of Ekpoma and neighbouring communities had taken to the streets to protest the rising cases of kidnapping in the area. However, the protests were reportedly hijacked by criminal elements who engaged in the destruction of property and looting, leading to the arrests.

The police leadership reiterated its commitment to protecting the rights of peaceful protesters while warning that criminal acts would be dealt with in accordance with the law.

#EdoState #NigeriaPolice #SecurityUpdate #NigeriaNews

Police Said I Won’t Return Soon”: Journalist Detained for Months Over Reports on Ebonyi Lawmaker Chinedu Ogah

Investigative journalist and publisher Friday James Alefia has accused Nigerian police of detaining him for weeks over reports linked to Ebonyi lawmaker Chinedu Ogah. Alefia said armed officers arrested him in Lagos in September 2025, seized his gadgets, and held him across multiple facilities, including Abuja’s Abattoir, over alleged cyberstalking and false publications. He insists the reports were legitimate journalism. After months in detention, Alefia was granted bail on December 20, with trial set for January 27, 2026, raising fresh concerns about press freedom and abuse of cybercrime laws in Nigeria.

#PressFreedom
#JournalismUnderThreat
#NigeriaNews

Witchcraft Accusations, Agwu Beliefs and Police Abuse in Imo State — How Extortion and Impunity Thrive

This opinion piece by Leo Igwe exposes how witchcraft accusations and beliefs surrounding Agwu rituals are being exploited by families, vigilantes and even police officers in Imo State to justify abuse, extortion and human rights violations. Using the case of 70-year-old Joseph Ottih and his family, the article details alleged police brutality, illegal arrests, destruction of property and collusion between relatives, vigilantes and the anti-kidnapping unit (Tigerbase). Igwe argues that witchcraft accusations are unlawful under Nigerian law, that freedom of religion is constitutionally protected, and that the police must enforce the law—not tradition or superstition. The Advocacy for Alleged Witches (AfAW) vows legal support for the victims, insisting that witch-hunting, ritual policing and religious bias within law enforcement must end.

Pastor Tobi Fires Back at Druski, Says Churches Give More Than Rappers Amid Comedy Backlash

Pastor Tobi has slammed American comedian Druski over a viral skit mocking the church, accusing comedians of using religion as an easy punchline when jokes run dry. He argued that many entertainers were raised through church support and insisted churches give more to communities than even top rappers. According to him, “the stingiest pastor gives more than the greatest rapper,” stressing that such jokes are not funny and should stop. His remarks have sparked mixed reactions online, reigniting debates on comedy, religion, and freedom of expression.

#PastorTobi #Druski #ChurchVsComedy

Kaduna Priest’s Family Freed by Kidnappers Weeks After His Death in Captivity

The wife and daughter of the late Anglican priest, Venerable Edwin Achi, have regained their freedom after over two months in captivity in Kaduna State. The priest died while in the hands of his abductors in late 2025. Details of their release, including whether a ransom was paid, remain unclear. The Anglican Diocese of Kaduna had mourned Achi’s death, while prayers continued for the safe release of his remaining family members.

#KadunaKidnapping #AnglicanChurch #NigeriaNews

Kidnappers Release Five Women in Kogi After ₦12m Ransom, Hold Three Others

Five women abducted by kidnappers in a Kogi State community have been released after a ₦12 million ransom was paid. However, three other victims are still being held in captivity as efforts continue to secure their freedom. Residents say fear remains high in the area amid growing concerns over insecurity.

Full story in comments section 👇🏽

#KogiState #Kidnapping #NigeriaSecurity #BreakingNews

Wife, Daughter Of Late Kaduna Anglican Priest Regain Freedom After Two Months With Bandits

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19-Year-Old Driver Arrested After Injuring Three Police Officers in Edo State
A 19-year-old driver, Nsikak Okon, has been arrested in Edo State after injuring three police officers during a series of reckless driving incidents.

According to CSP Benjamin Hundeyin, who disclosed the development on X, the arrest followed the circulation of a viral video showing the suspect being apprehended. Reports by Punch stated that Okon was driving a heavily tinted vehicle without number plates when he first encountered police officers and sped past them dangerously.

On his return, the suspect allegedly nearly knocked down one officer before deliberately ramming into three others shortly afterward. Two of the injured officers have since been treated and discharged, while the third remains under medical care.

Okon is currently in custody as investigations continue.
#EdoState #BreakingNews #NigeriaPolice #RecklessDriving #TrafficOffence

Chief Imam Abdullahi Abubakar, Hero Who Sheltered Christians During 2018 Plateau Killings, Dies at 92

Chief Imam Abdullahi Abubakar of Nghar village, Barkin Ladi LGA, Plateau State, has died at 92. The cleric gained national and international recognition for courageously sheltering over 260 Christians during the deadly 2018 attacks, protecting them from armed assailants. Honoured with Nigeria’s Member of the Order of the Niger (MON) and the US International Religious Freedom Award, Abubakar became a symbol of interfaith unity and humanity. Plateau Governor Caleb Mutfwang described his death as a significant loss, urging residents to uphold his legacy of compassion, peace, and solidarity.