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Month: November 2025

Tems Says She Might Have Been An Accountant or Math Teacher If Not For Music

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Singer Tems has revealed that if her music career hadn’t taken off, she would have likely pursued a path in mathematics or accounting. During a fan Q&A on X, Tems shared her love for numbers, saying she might have become an accountant or even a mathematics teacher. The discussion was sparked when a fan asked what she would be doing today had music not worked out. Tems left her job as a digital marketer in January 2018 to fully focus on her music. Since then, she has enjoyed remarkable success, releasing her debut single, “Mr Rebel,” in July 2018 and later featuring on Wizkid’s hit “Essence,” which reached number 9 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. Reflecting on her alternative career paths, Tems said, “I might have been an accountant or a mathematics teacher,” underscoring her strong affinity for numbers alongside her musical talent.

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Wike’s PDP Faction Heads to Court to Void Ibadan Convention

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A faction of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) loyal to the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory has taken fresh legal action, asking the Federal High Court in Abuja to invalidate the national convention held in Ibadan by the camp aligned with Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde. In the suit marked FHC/ABJ/CS/250/2025, the plaintiffs — the PDP, Acting National Chairman Mohammed Abdulrahman, and National Secretary Samuel Anyanwu — are urging the court to declare the November 15–16 Ibadan convention “null, void and of no effect.” They also want the Independent National Electoral Commission barred from recognising any decisions or officers produced by the exercise. This latest lawsuit follows a series of earlier challenges by aggrieved members who argued that proceeding with the convention violated the PDP constitution, the Electoral Act, and several court rulings. Among those who had previously gone to court were Imo PDP Chairman Austin Nwachukwu, Abia PDP Chairman Amah Abraham Nnanna, and South-South PDP Secretary Turnah Alabh George. Ahead of the event, Justice James Omotosho of the Federal High Court restrained INEC from recognising the convention, while Justice Peter Lifu ruled that the exercise could not hold until former Jigawa State Governor Sule Lamido — who was barred from purchasing a nomination form — was allowed to participate. However, the Makinde-led faction secured a counter-order from Justice A. L. Akintola of the Oyo State High Court, Ibadan, permitting the convention to go ahead. Despite the conflicting judicial positions, the Ibadan convention proceeded under tight security. During the event, Anyanwu, Wike, former Ekiti Governor Ayo Fayose, and eight others were expelled from the party. In the new suit dated November 21, the plaintiffs listed 18 defendants, including INEC, the Inspector-General of Police, the FCT Commissioner of Police, the State Security Service, and several PDP officials. They argue the convention was held “in flagrant disregard” of three existing Federal High Court orders and are seeking to stop the recognition of the newly elected officers, regain control of party offices at Wadata Plaza and Legacy House, and compel security agencies to enforce previous judgments. They also want the court to determine whether any authority can legally acknowledge the Ibadan convention given the Constitution, the Electoral Act, and the PDP constitution. The matter is yet to be assigned to a judge, and no date has been fixed for hearing.

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Tems Reveals She Won’t Return To Uganda Following 2020 Arrest

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Nigerian singer Tems has finally addressed why she has no plans to return to Uganda, revisiting the experience that left her deeply shaken. During a Q&A session on social media, a fan asked: “What’s the lore behind you not coming to Uganda? #AskTems.” Tems responded without saying a word — instead, she posted her old court photo from Uganda, the same image used in news reports during her arrest, with the headline: “Nigerian singer Tems appearing before court in Uganda.” Her reply immediately reminded fans of the 2020 incident in Kampala, where she and Omah Lay were arrested after performing at a concert during the COVID-19 restrictions. The duo were accused of violating public health guidelines and were taken into custody. Tems later spent two nights in a Ugandan prison, an experience she once described as frightening and traumatic. That ordeal, she hinted with the photo, is the reason she has stayed away from the country ever since.

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Atiku’s Media Aide Accuses Tinubu of Favoritism Towards Christians, Sparks Religious Backlash

Atiku Abubakar Questions FG: “Why Negotiate With Terrorists Instead of Arresting Them?” Over Kebbi Schoolgirls’ Release

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Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has criticised the Federal Government over the recent release of abducted schoolgirls in Kebbi State, arguing that their freedom should not be celebrated as an achievement but rather seen as a reflection of Nigeria’s deteriorating security situation. In a statement issued by his media office on Wednesday, Atiku described the girls’ return as “not a trophy moment” but “a damning reminder that terrorists now operate freely, negotiate openly, and dictate terms while this administration issues press statements to save face.” The statement came in response to remarks by Presidential Special Adviser on Information and Strategy, Bayo Onanuga, who, in an interview on Arise News TV on Monday, credited the Department of State Services (DSS) and the military for tracking the kidnappers in real time and establishing contact to secure the girls’ release without paying ransom. Atiku dismissed this account as “a shameful attempt to whitewash a national tragedy and dress up government incompetence as heroism.” He questioned, “If, as Onanuga claims, the DSS and the military could ‘track’ the kidnappers in real time and ‘made contact’ with them, then the question is simple: Why were these criminals not arrested, neutralised, or dismantled on the spot? Why is the government boasting about talking to terrorists instead of eliminating them? Why is kidnapping now reduced to a routine phone call between criminals and state officials?” He added that the administration’s explanation implies that “terrorists and bandits have become an alternative government, negotiating, collecting ransom, and walking away untouched, while the presidency celebrates their compliance.” Atiku further stressed, “No serious nation applauds itself for negotiating with terrorists it claims to have under surveillance. No responsible government congratulates itself for allowing abductors to walk back into the forests to kidnap again.” The abduction occurred on November 17, when armed assailants stormed Government Girls’ Secondary School in Maga, Kebbi State, killing a staff member and abducting 25 students from their dormitory.

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Sophia Momodu Clarifies Being Imade’s Primary Caregiver Amid False Narratives

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Davido’s baby mama, Sophia Momodu, has emphasized her role as the primary caregiver for their daughter, Imade Adeleke, in a detailed social media post. She wrote, “It’s important to note that my daughter is a happy, healthy, and well-rounded child. Anyone who has met her in person can attest to this.” Sophia explained that she has been the child’s primary caregiver for the past five years, handling all her expenses except school fees, which her paternal grandfather has kindly covered for the past three years. She added, “I have not received child support from her father, but our child knows no lack. She is growing in a healthy environment and is very happy.” To further highlight her commitment, Sophia shared, “I recently waived all outstanding child support payments and relinquished future claims. This decision has left me fully responsible for our child’s financial needs, which is a welcomed development by both parties.” She also stressed the importance of maintaining a relationship with both parents, saying, “I have never denied her father access or a relationship. Instead, I prioritize her safety and structured schedules.” Sophia concluded by urging the public to respect her daughter’s privacy: “Moving forward, I kindly request that my innocent child be left out of false narratives and stories. Let’s channel our energy towards things that are more profitable and healthy.” Her statement underscores her dedication as Imade’s primary caregiver and protector.

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Lagos Police Suspend Oregun Egungun Festival, Arrest Suspects Over Threatening Posters

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The Lagos State Police Command has ordered the suspension of the Egungun festival in Oregun, originally scheduled for Friday and Saturday. The decision follows the arrest of suspects linked to the circulation of posters and social media messages warning residents against free movement in the area during the festival. In a statement on Wednesday, the command’s spokesperson, SP Abimbola Adebisi, said the suspects, allegedly acting under the name “Oje Parapo of Oregun,” were apprehended for distributing handbills that restricted people’s freedom of movement, expression, and dignity. The police noted that such actions could incite fear and disrupt public order. “The Commissioner of Police, Lagos State, CP Olohundare Jimoh, has therefore ordered an immediate suspension of the festival scheduled for November 27 and 28, 2025. He warned that the command would not tolerate any activity capable of breaching public peace, threatening safety, or disrupting law and order in the state,” the statement added.

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Regina Daniels Trolled Online After Viral Photo Shows Her On Commercial Flight

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Regina Daniels, estranged wife of billionaire Ned Nwoko, has come under online scrutiny after a photo of her on a commercial flight went viral. The image shows the actress posing with a flight attendant, sparking a wave of comments and trolling on Twitter, now known as X. Users reacted with a mix of criticism and sarcasm. Prisca_okorie wrote, “Back to factory settings,” while Grachi added, “Oga don collect his money.” Badmus commented, “From grace to grass. Story of Regina,” and Nosa said, “Uncle Ned don talk sey if she no loyal, he no go sponsor her lifestyle again.” Others weighed in with similar sentiments: Pk.Viibez wrote, “She dey use her brain,” Peace Ighadaro questioned, “Regina Daniels no fit afford private jet again?” Joe Steve added, “She think say na play play,” and Jobiaa remarked, “She don turn regular girl like you, na to toast am remain.” The viral post has reignited conversations about Regina Daniels’ lifestyle and her public image following her separation from Ned Nwoko.

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Wumi Toriola Fires Back At Man Who Called Her “Olomo Kan,” Warns His Success Will Bring Trouble

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Nollywood actress Wumi Toriola has fired back at a social media user who insulted her by calling her “Olomo Kan,” a Yoruba phrase meaning “woman with one child.” The actress shared a screenshot of the man’s comment on her Instagram page and addressed him directly, writing: “Uncle, I don’t know you. You woke up and typed ‘OLOMO KAN’ on my page. I don’t understand what you mean, but I want my followers to bless you with curse… Onigba omo, e ma sesin ni. Amin. You still dey bully Olomo kan abi, eni jeere. Amin. That stardom, you will get, but it will cause you trouble and will not give you rest.” Her post, a mix of admonishment and a warning, quickly drew attention online. Fans applauded her for standing up to the insult, praising her for confronting the man and discouraging online bullying. Others debated the intensity of her response, but most agreed that no one should be publicly demeaned over personal matters such as the number of children they have. By taking a firm stand, Wumi Toriola sent a strong message against online harassment, reminding her followers that respect is non-negotiable.

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