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African celebrities are likely to have STDs and HIV’ – Ghanaian actress, Haillie Sumney
Ghanaian actress, Haillie Sumney has said many African actors risk contracting sexually transmitted diseases, STDs with their lifestyle. The actress…
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Legendary Yoruba writer, Oladejo Okediji has died
Legendary Yoruba writer, Oladejo Okediji, is dead. The famous Yoruba octogenarian novelist died in the early hours of Wednesday April…
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Home Lottery fetes winners with mouth-watering prizes
Winners have emerged in the “win-a-home-today”, an initiative of the Home Lottery Limited. In a well-attended event at De Santos…
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Days after calling Kizz Daniel a traitor, signee Demmie Vee apologises
Nigerian singer, Demmie Vee has revealed that he never signed a record label deal with FlyBoi Inc owned by Kizz…
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4 dismissed SARS officers arraigned for abuse of office
Four former SARS, officers were, yesterday, arraigned before an Ikeja High Court on a three-count charge bordering on conspiracy and…
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R. Kelly was paid $22,000 for a 1-hour club appearance despite sexual abuse charges
R. Kelly is still cashing in despite facing charges of sexual abuse, the R&B star raked in $22,000 (7.9 million…
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EFCC arraigns six FAAN staff, two others for illegal gold dealing
The Lagos zonal office of EFCC on April 9, 2019, arraigned eight suspected members of a syndicate of illegal gold…
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Italian man kills a Nigerian sex worker over poor performance
The mother of a 41-year-old Italian man who murdered a 40-year-old Nigerian prostitute, has handed him over to the police…
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JAMB finally speaks on rescheduling 2019 UTME
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has just revealed that it will not reschedule the 2019 UTME for any candidate…
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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry allegedly stole their new instagram handle
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are many things: philanthropists, activists, roast-chicken eaters. But they’re also, according to a new report…
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