BREAKING: Many electricity consumers in the franchise states of Bauchi, Benue, Gombe and Plateau under the Jos Electricity Distribution Company (JEDCO) have complained of being shortchanged while the distribution company allegedly allocated illegal debts to their
BREAKING: Governor Seyi Makinde has warned that Nigeria may be sliding toward a one-party state, cautioning that recent political developments are weakening the country’s democratic space.
Phyna Breaks Silence, Apologises to Fans as She Takes Legal Action Against Carter Efe Former Big Brother Naija winner Phyna has publicly apologised to her fans, saying recent events have forced her to reflect on herself and make positive changes. Speaking during a live session, she admitted that many people felt she had lost her self-respect, adding that she now understands their concerns and believes the experiences of the past few days have reshaped her perspective. Her emotional remarks come amid an ongoing legal dispute with content creator Carter Efe. Phyna has reportedly filed a ₦500 million lawsuit against him over allegations that he made false claims about having an intimate relationship with her. The case has sparked widespread reactions online, with many fans closely following the developments.
Drama as Man Allegedly Abandons Lady at Hotel After Promising to Buy Shawarma, Leaves Her With the Bill 😳
A date reportedly ended on a surprising note after a man allegedly excused himself to buy shawarma but never returned.
According to reports, the woman waited for hours before realizing he wasn’t coming back. As she tried to leave the hotel, staff reportedly stopped her over an unpaid bill, sparking a scene that has since gone viral online.
The incident has triggered mixed reactions on social media, with many debating who should be responsible for settling the bill.
Incoming Govo Doris Ogala has staged a lone protest at the Abia State Structure for Signage and Advertising Agency (ABSSAA) over the viral reports of proposed campaign advertisement fees for the 2027 elections.
The reports claim presidential candidates may pay ₦200 million, governorship candidates ₦150 million, senatorial candidates ₦100 million, House of Representatives candidates ₦50 million, and State House of Assembly candidates ₦20 million to display campaign materials in approved advertising spaces across Abia.