Lady pays off her husband’s $24,000 child support debt to one of his baby mamas

Thank you for constantly being their for us- Mohbad’s widow, Wunmi, celebrates her late husband’s bestfriend and colleague, Bella Shurmda, as he turns a year older today January 26

Olakunle Churchill, di estranged husband of Nollywood actress Tonto Dikeh, don confirm say im don finally settle di long-standing differences between im and im ex-wife.

For one lengthy post wey e share for im Instagram page, Churchill talk say di misunderstandings wey cause wahala between dem don come to an end. According to am, both of dem don now agree to focus on peaceful co-parenting, with love and commitment, to properly raise their son, King Andre.

Court Adjourns Suit Challenging NIS Spousal Consent Policy……


A Federal High Court sitting in Ibadan has adjourned to February 24 the hearing of a suit challenging the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) policy that requires married women to obtain their husband’s consent before renewing international passports. The case questions the legality and constitutionality of the directive, with rights advocates arguing it discriminates against women. The court is expected to hear further arguments at the next sitting.

“I’m 34 and Ready for Marriage” - Nancy Isime Opens Up

Nancy Isime has revealed that kindness is the most important quality she looks for in a potential husband.

The actress said she is ready for marriage at 34 and would rather marry a kind man than someone wealthy but lacking good character.

2005-Born Bride Marries Much Older Man, ‘Age Is Just a Number’ Sparks Online Debate”…….

young lady born in 2005 has gone viral after celebrating her marriage to her much older lover, declaring that “age is just a number.” She shared photos from their wedding and proudly revealed her husband’s age, which quickly set social media abuzz. While some users congratulated the couple and wished them a happy union, others expressed shock and concern over the wide age gap. The revelation has ignited debates online about love, maturity, and age differences in relationships.
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Annie Macaulay’s Nightclub Moment Sparks Online Buzz…..

Annie Macaulay has taken over social media after a video captured her surprising reaction at a nightclub. In the clip, the mother of two was introduced in the lively atmosphere using her husband’s name, which immediately drew cheers from the crowd. What she did next quickly caught the attention of many, with fans and critics sharing mixed reactions online. The moment has since gone viral, fueling conversations about celebrity marriages and public appearances.
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Woman Arrested for Killing Husband, Lover and Neighbour in Delta……


A woman has been arrested in Ughelli, Delta State, after allegedly killing her husband, his suspected lover and a neighbour who tried to calm the situation. The tragic incident reportedly followed a heated domestic dispute that escalated violently. Residents were left in shock as the three victims were confirmed dead at the scene. Police have taken the suspect into custody and launched an investigation to determine the full circumstances surrounding the gruesome attack.#fintternews

Woman Arrested Over Alleged Killing Of Husband, His Alleged Lover, Neighbour In Ughelli

A woman has been arrested in Ughelli, Delta State, following the alleged killing of her husband, his alleged side partner, and a neighbour who reportedly tried to intervene during a domestic dispute. The incident has sparked shock and concern among residents, as security agencies begin investigations to determine the circumstances surrounding the case.

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2baba Absent as Sunmbo Adeoye and Pastor David Celebrate Son Zion Idibia’s Matriculation

Sunmbo Adeoye and her husband, Pastor David Adeoye, proudly attended the matriculation of her second son with 2baba, Zion Idibia, at Pan-Atlantic University, while 2baba was notably absent. Sunmbo shared photos on Instagram congratulating Zion on the milestone, praising his achievement, and wishing him greater success. The family has a history of celebrating educational milestones, with Pastor David playing a visible supportive role in both Zion and his elder brother Nino’s academic journeys, earning admiration from fans for his commitment and fatherly presence.

#ZionIdibia #2baba #FamilySupport #Matriculation #SunmboAdeoye

Blessing CEO Assaulted While Intervening in Alleged Domestic Violence Incident

Popular Nigerian relationship expert and social media personality, Blessing CEO, was reportedly assaulted after attempting to stop a man from beating his pregnant wife in front of their shop. A viral video shows Blessing intervening before the man turned on her and a companion, chasing them away. The woman later claimed the attack was triggered after her husband discovered she secretly borrowed money to start a business. While many Nigerians have condemned the violence and praised Blessing’s intervention, others have questioned the authenticity of the video, suggesting it may be a staged skit. The true nature of the incident remains unconfirmed, but the footage has reignited conversations around domestic violence.

#BlessingCEO #DomesticViolence #NigeriaNews #SocialMedia

Wow Happy Birthday, 0k0 mi Kolawole Ajeyemi, Olowo ori mi!

My small god, my father, I love you babe. Huge thanks for all you do for me and the kids, and for letting me be me. Oshey gan ni 0k0 mi, Ori ni e o ni di iru.

— From Actress Toyin Abraham to her husband, Actor Kolawole Ajeyemi.

Congratulations to Baba Ire! ❤

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Toyin Abraham Warns Online Trolls, Vows Legal Action Over Bullying and False Allegations
Nollywood actress Toyin Abraham has issued a strong warning against online bullying directed at her, her husband, and her children.

Speaking on Dr Esabod’s platform, the filmmaker stated that at this stage of her life and career, she will no longer tolerate harassment or false allegations. Toyin emphasized that she is currently the second highest-grossing filmmaker in Africa and is prepared to pursue legal action against anyone, whether in Nigeria or abroad, who bullies or makes defamatory claims against her family.

She warned social media users against using her pictures or those of her children to attack others, stressing that while she can tolerate insults, she will not accept curses or attacks targeted at her children.

Toyin concluded by urging for peace, while reminding fans that her movie Oversabi Aunty is still showing in cinemas nationwide.#ToyinAbraham #NollywoodNews #CelebrityNews #OnlineBullying #EntertainmentNews
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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.

#BiancaOjukwu #ChukwuemekaOjukwu #FamilyTribute #BiafraLegacy #NigeriaHistory #FamilyLove #RecreatedMoments #Nostalgia #NigeriaNews

DSS Kill Enugu Woman for Custody, RULAAC Dey Call for Justice

Gobe don burst oo! Mrs. Calista Ifedi, wey DSS carry go Wawa Barracks, Abuja, don die while in their custody. RULAAC yan say dis na serious abuse of power and clear violation of Constitution, because na DSS suppose protect life, no be destroy am.

Calista arrest together with her husband, Sunday Ifedi, for Enugu on 23 Nov 2021. Reason? People from IPOB reportedly buy food for her restaurant. She dey detained without charge, denied court access, and husband never see her again from March 2022 till her death.

RULAAC talk say she dey complain chest pain many times, but DSS just dey give small medicine, dey mock her, no proper medical care. Even when civil society dey ask, DSS deny say dem dey hold her. Husband reportedly dey warned make e no talk publicly.

RULAAC dey demand immediate investigation, free autopsy, closure of Wawa Barracks as detention centre, and protection for Ifedi family. As dem talk, “Justice delayed no go mean justice denied.”

Eya : Ogun State is in deep mourning as former First Lady, Mama Lucia Onabanjo, passes on at the ripe age of 101. President Bola Tinubu has also reacted to the painful loss, describing her as a woman of compassion, humility, and strong support for her late husband, former Governor Victor Olabisi Onabanjo. In his condolence message, Tinubu sympathised with the Onabanjo family, friends, and all those whose lives Mama Lucia touched, praising her lifelong dedication to women, children, and community service. He noted that her kindness and charitable works would continue to speak even in death, urging the Ogun State government to immortalise her legacy. Since the news broke, Nigerians have taken to social media to express sorrow, share memories of her generosity, and pray for her soul. Many described her as a rare public figure who lived simply among the people despite her status. Truly, this is a painful exit for a woman many called “our mama.” May her gentle soul rest in perfect peace.

Wahala Don Set Oo! Woman Dies After Hospital Allegedly Forget Scissors Inside Her During Surgery In Kano

Wahala don burst for Kano State as a family accuses Abubakar Imam Urology Center of medical negligence after a woman, Aishatu Umar, reportedly died following months of agony caused by scissors allegedly left inside her body during surgery. According to relatives, Aishatu underwent an operation in September 2025 but soon began suffering severe abdominal pain. Despite repeated visits to the hospital, she was reportedly given painkillers and sent home without proper investigation. It was only two days before her death that scans were finally conducted, revealing a pair of scissors inside her body. Efforts to prepare her for corrective surgery came too late, as she passed away around 1am on Monday. Aishatu is survived by her husband and five children. Her family has described the incident as gross negligence and is demanding an urgent investigation by the Kano State Government and health authorities. The hospital is yet to respond to the allegation.

Wahala Don Set Oo! Lady Accuses Pastor Bolaji Of Fathering Tiwa Savage’s Son, Social Media Explodes

Wahala don burst for social media as a viral post has accused Pastor Bolaji Idowu of Harvesters Church of being the biological father of Tiwa Savage’s son, Jamil. The X user shared a photo of Tiwa, her 10-year-old son and the pastor standing together, claiming the singer had her child “with a pastor” and should be ashamed. However, available records show that Jamil is the biological son of Tiwa Savage and her ex-husband, Tunji “Teebillz” Balogun. The couple were legally married when Jamil was born in 2015 before separating years later. Tiwa and her son have been attending Pastor Bolaji’s church since late 2025, where he has publicly welcomed and prayed for them. The innocent photo has now been twisted into a paternity allegation, sparking heated reactions online. Tiwa Savage is yet to respond to the claim as fans continue to defend her and call out the false narrative.

Wahala Don Set Oo! Chimamanda Adichie’s Son Dies, Editors Demand Probe Into Alleged Lagos Hospital Negligence

Wahala don really set for Nigeria’s healthcare system oo! Literary editors and public intellectuals are mourning the tragic death of Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s 21-month-old son, Nnamdi, while demanding a full and transparent investigation into what they describe as possible medical negligence at a Lagos hospital.

Co-editors of Camouflage: Best of Contemporary Writing from Nigeria, Professors Nduka Otiono and Odoh Diego Okenyodo, described the loss as “profoundly shattering,” joining Nigerians at home and abroad in sympathising with the award-winning author and her husband, Dr. Ivara Esege.

“Losing a child is a pain no parent should ever experience,” the editors said, expressing deep condolences and standing in solidarity with Adichie in what they called her darkest hour.

The statement followed Adichie’s emotional public account in which she alleged that her son’s death on January 6, 2026, was avoidable and resulted from negligence during what should have been routine medical procedures at a Lagos-based hospital.

Quoting her directly, the editors stated: “My son would be alive today if not for an incident at Euracare Hospital on January 6th.”

This revelation has sparked nationwide outrage, with many Nigerians asking tough questions about the safety of hospitals and accountability in the country’s healthcare system.

In response to the public outcry, the Lagos State Government has ordered an independent investigation into the incident, promising that anyone found responsible would face justice. The editors, however, insisted that the probe must not be cosmetic.

“We urge that the investigation be thorough, transparent, and impartial. Every detail must be uncovered so that the truth emerges,” they said.

But this tragedy, they warned, is not just about one family.

According to Otiono and Okenyodo, the death of little Nnamdi exposes deeper, long-standing problems in Nigeria’s healthcare sector—ranging from weak accountability to delays in care and unethical practices. They referenced findings from an anti-corruption survey by TAP Initiative and Dataphyte, which highlighted how informal payments and systemic failures often compromise patient safety.

While clarifying that they were not directly accusing the hospital of such practices, the editors stressed that Nigeria must confront the culture that allows negligence to thrive.

“It is intolerable that any patient—child or adult—should be denied timely care or placed in danger due to failure, indifference, or greed,” the statement read.

They called for:

A comprehensive, independent investigation into all medical and administrative actions surrounding Nnamdi’s death.

Public disclosure of findings, as promised by the Lagos State Government.

Immediate reforms in hospital oversight, with strict sanctions for any healthcare worker found guilty of negligence.


“The people of Lagos have the right to know what happened. If anyone is guilty—whether individual or institution—they must be held fully responsible,” they said.

Beyond justice for Adichie’s family, the editors said the case should become a turning point for Nigeria.

“This should catalyse nationwide action. Our hospitals must be places of care and compassion, not sites of preventable tragedy,” they added.

Paying tribute to the late child, they expressed hope that his death would not be in vain, and that truth, accountability, and reform would emerge from the pain.

As Nigerians continue to mourn with one of Africa’s most celebrated writers, one thing is clear: wahala don set oo. This case has opened a national conversation about patient safety, hospital accountability, and whether ordinary Nigerians—and even global figures—are truly safe in the country’s healthcare system.

Is IGP Kayode Egbetokun Headed to Prison? Can Nigeria’s Police Chief Be Jailed for Defying Court Orders Over SARS Abduction and Disappearance of Lagos Resident?

Is Nigeria’s top police officer facing imprisonment for ignoring a federal court? The Inspector-General of Police, Kayode Egbetokun, now risks being committed to Kuje Correctional Centre after allegedly refusing to comply with binding court orders concerning the abduction and disappearance of John Chukwuemeka Anozie, a Lagos resident taken from his Lekki home in June 2017.

Legal action was initiated by Vincent Adodo, counsel to Anozie’s wife, who has filed contempt proceedings against the IGP for what he describes as persistent disobedience of a subsisting judgment of the Federal High Court, Abuja. The ruling, delivered on September 24, 2025 by Justice Binta Nyako, arose from a Freedom of Information (FOI) suit filed by Mrs. Nnenna Anozie after years of unanswered requests for investigation records relating to her husband’s disappearance.

In its judgment, the court ordered the IGP—who failed to file any defence—to produce for prosecution former officers of the now-defunct Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) from Akwuzu, Anambra State, accused of abducting Anozie. The court further awarded ₦2 million in damages against the IGP for refusing to release investigation reports and directed him to forward both the police investigation file and the legal opinion recommending prosecution to the Attorney General of the Federation.

The judgment explicitly noted that police authorities had failed to prosecute the officers despite an internal legal opinion recommending criminal charges. Those listed include ASP Anthony Obiozor Ikechukwu, Sgt. Uzochukwu Emeana, John Eze, Oriole (aka T-Boy), and SP Sunday Okpe.

Yet months after being served with the court order in October 2025, the IGP has allegedly neither prosecuted the officers nor paid the ₦2 million damages. In response, Anozie’s lawyer triggered enforcement by serving the police chief with Form 48 (Notice of Consequences of Disobedience) and Form 49 (Notice of Committal to Prison)—legal steps that can result in imprisonment for contempt of court.

Court filings now show that Mrs. Anozie is seeking an order to commit the IGP to prison until he obeys the court by releasing certified investigation reports, transmitting the case file to the Attorney General, handing over the indicted officers for prosecution, and paying the damages awarded.

The matter is scheduled for hearing on February 9, 2025, when the IGP is expected to “show cause” why he should not be jailed for contempt.

Beyond the personal tragedy of a family still searching for answers after eight years, the case raises a larger constitutional question: Can Nigeria’s most powerful police officer be held personally accountable for disobeying court orders? The outcome could set a critical precedent for rule of law, police accountability, and victims’ access to justice in cases of alleged state abuse.

As the hearing approaches, legal observers, human rights advocates, and the public are watching closely: Will the judiciary enforce its authority against the nation’s police chief—or will impunity prevail once again?