Bianca Ojukwu Recreates Family Photo with Late Husband

Bianca Ojukwu, wife of the late Biafran leader Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu, shared a beautifully recreated version of an old family photo, featuring herself, her late husband, and their children. A heartfelt tribute to family and legacy.

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Only a f%%l, someone bent on political misadventure, or an outright imposter would dare to challenge President Bola Ahmed Tinubu in 2027,” —Shettima

Vice President Kashim Shettima has declared that President Bola Tinubu remains virtually unbeatable ahead of the 2027 general election, saying only an “outright imposter” would attempt to challenge him.

Shettima made the remarks on Friday at the 15th meeting of the National Executive Committee (NEC) of the All Progressives Congress (APC), held at the State House Conference Centre in Abuja. “Only an outright imposter can dare to challenge President Bola Ahmed Tinubu in the 2027 election,” the vice president said, while acknowledging that Nigeria’s democracy allows anyone to contest.

He dismissed the influence of social media noise on electoral outcomes, stressing that elections are not won on platforms such as Facebook or Twitter, now known as X. “Elections are not won by noise or nostalgia,” Shettima said.

According to him, victory at the polls is built on strategy and substance. “They are won by coalitions, credibility, and conviction,” he stated, adding that Tinubu’s experience and lessons from past elections position the APC strongly for 2027. Shettima concluded, “2027 is not a gamble; it is a responsibility, and by the grace of God, we shall have a renewable blessing.”

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Burna Boy Reveals Childhood Crush on Kelly Rowland During Chat with Roger Federer

Grammy-winning Nigerian star Burna Boy has shared a lighthearted piece of his childhood during a conversation with tennis legend Roger Federer on Complex’s GOAT Talk on Thursday, September 25, 2025.

When asked about his “GOAT childhood crush,” Burna Boy didn’t hesitate before naming Kelly Rowland, the Destiny’s Child singer who captivated audiences worldwide in the late 1990s and early 2000s.

“My first ever crush in life… Kelly Rowland. I haven’t met her before, but she was my first crush in life,” Burna confessed.


Federer joined in by revealing his own early admiration, citing supermodel Cindy Crawford as the ultimate crush for his generation. Both men laughed about never actually meeting their childhood idols, reflecting on how these youthful fascinations often leave lasting impressions.

Burna Boy’s admission quickly resonated with fans online, many of whom grew up seeing Rowland as a pop culture icon of beauty, style, and talent. His honesty struck a relatable chord, showing that even global superstars once experienced the innocence of childhood crushes.

The exchange also highlighted a cultural connection between Burna and Federer. Despite growing up in vastly different worlds, their stories reflected a shared nostalgia shaped by celebrity influence and youthful admiration.

For Burna, now a worldwide icon himself, the revelation offered a rare glimpse of vulnerability — reminding fans that before the fame, he too once looked up to someone with wide-eyed admiration.

APC Lagos Dismisses Speculations on Jonathan’s Possible 2027 Comeback

The Lagos State chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has reacted to growing speculation that former President Goodluck Jonathan may contest the 2027 presidential election, describing his political relevance as uncertain in today’s Nigeria.

According to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), Jonathan — who lost his re-election bid in 2015 to the late President Muhammadu Buhari — is being urged by some of his supporters to return to the race.

In a statement on Friday, the APC Lagos spokesperson, Mr. Seye Oladejo, said while Jonathan’s peaceful handover of power in 2015 earned him widespread respect, Nigeria has since moved beyond the politics of “sentiment, nostalgia, and symbolism.”

“The challenges of today and tomorrow require bold, capable, and forward-thinking leadership — not a return to the comfort of a past that was far from perfect. Let it be clear: good luck alone is not a governance strategy,” Oladejo stated.


He argued that Jonathan’s administration (2010–2015) left behind deep structural problems, including corruption, insecurity, and economic stagnation. He cautioned Nigerians against viewing the period through “rose-tinted glasses,” stressing that emotion cannot drive economic reform, and sentimentality will not fix insecurity, unemployment, or the power sector.

Oladejo also pointed out the constitutional and political complications of a possible Jonathan candidacy, noting that having already served more than one term, any attempt to return could spark legal battles and political instability.

He further highlighted Jonathan’s “flirtation with the APC” and absence from the PDP’s rebuilding process, saying such moves raise doubts about his political clarity and loyalty.

The Lagos APC insisted that the party is committed to progressive reforms and fresh leadership that reflects the aspirations of Nigeria’s youthful population.

“The future of Nigeria does not lie in recycled leadership but in visionary governance rooted in integrity, innovation, and resilience,” Oladejo said.


While acknowledging Jonathan as a respected elder statesman whose legacy of peaceful democratic transition is secure, the APC urged Nigerians to prioritize capable and transformative leadership over “emotional shortcuts” as the 2027 elections approach.