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Regina Daniels’ Mum Rita Cries Out Claiming Ned Nwoko Has Issued Arrest Warrant Against Her

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Regina Daniels’ mother, Rita Daniels, has raised serious alarm after a WhatsApp message she allegedly sent to her daughter surfaced online, claiming that billionaire politician Ned Nwoko has issued an arrest warrant against her. Regina shared the screenshot of the message on her Instagram story, where her mother wrote in distress: “Ned has issued an arrest warrant against me. I should be arrested on or before Monday.” The message has since sparked outrage across social media, with many fans expressing concern over the escalating feud between the Daniels family and Ned Nwoko. This comes just days after Regina’s brother, Sammy West, was reportedly arrested by security operatives said to be acting on Ned Nwoko’s orders. The incident has triggered an online campaign calling for Sammy’s release and accusing Nwoko of using his influence to intimidate the family. Rita’s message suggests she fears becoming the next target, as she allegedly faces arrest following her son’s detention. Many Nigerians have flooded social media with messages of support for the family, urging authorities to intervene before the situation worsens. Earlier, Regina Daniels had posted a tearful video saying, “I’m trying,” a clip that now appears to reflect the emotional toll the crisis has taken on her. So far, Ned Nwoko has not issued any public response to the allegations, while the Daniels family continues to call for justice and the release of Sammy West.

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Mbappe, Dembele, Others Battle for FIFA Best Player of the Year Award

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Real Madrid striker, Kylian Mbappé will slug out with Paris Saint Germain forward Ousamane Dembele for the 2025 FIFA Best Palyer of the Award. FIFA, however, is inviting the global football community to help decide which of the beautiful game’s leading lights should be nominated for The Best FIFA Football Awards 2025. The highlight of the year was the success of the new FIFA Club World Cup in June and July, when 32 of the leading clubs on the planet came together in the United States for the first time in football history, with 2.5 million attending in person and billions more watching on around the world. Players and coaches have taken the world’s number-one sport to new heights, enchanting billions of fans worldwide at these show-stopping competitions. The tenth edition of The Best FIFA Football Awards will honour only the finest individuals and groups of individuals in the game. A panel of experts on women’s football, representing various FIFA and external football stakeholders, have compiled a shortlist of 11 female players for The Best FIFA Women’s Player, five women’s football coaches for The Best FIFA Women’s Coach and five female goalkeepers for The Best FIFA Women’s Goalkeeper. A panel of men’s football specialists have drawn up equivalent male shortlists for The Best FIFA Men’s Player, The Best FIFA Men’s Coach and The Best FIFA Men’s Goalkeeper. In addition to the awarding of the above-mentioned prizes, The Best FIFA Women’s 11 and The Best FIFA Men’s 11 will be named, and the FIFA Fan Award will be bestowed on an individual or group of individuals that have gone above and beyond to show their love and passion for the game. Find out everything you need to know about The Best FIFA Football Awards 2025 –including how to vote – on FIFA.com . The coaches and captains of all 211 FIFA Member Associations’ women’s national teams will now be invited to select three outstanding candidates for each of the three women’s awards. In addition, the coaches and captains of all 211 FIFA Member Associations’ men’s national teams will be given the opportunity to choose their top three candidates for the trio of men’s awards. Media representatives (various journalists who cover the women’s and men’s games) and fans registered on FIFA.com can also vote on each of the awards. The four groups of voters have the same electoral weight, irrespective of the actual number of voters in each group (i.e. the votes of the coaches, captains, specialist journalists and fans will each make up 25% of the poll, regardless of the number of voters in each group). As was the case in previous editions, a dedicated voting application is being used for The Best FIFA Football Awards 2025. Shortlist voting commenced on 6 November 2025 and will conclude at 23:59 CET on 28 November 2025. Nominees in full The Best FIFA Women’s Player nominees – Sandy Baltimore, France and Chelsea – Nathalie Björn, Sweden and Chelsea – Aitana Bonmatí, Spain and Barcelona – Lucy Bronze, England and Chelsea – Mariona Caldentey, Spain and Arsenal – Temwa Chawinga, Malawi and Kansas City Current – Kadidiatou Diani, France and Olympique Lyonnais – Melchie Dumornay, Haiti and Olympique Lyonnais – Patri Guijarro, Spain and Barcelona – Lindsey Heaps, USA and Olympique Lyonnais – Lauren James, England and Chelsea – Chloe Kelly, England and Manchester City/Arsenal – Ewa Pajor, Poland and Barcelona – Clàudia Pina, Spain and Barcelona – Alexia Putellas, Spain and Barcelona – Alessia Russo, England and Arsenal – Leah Williamson, England and Arsenal The Best FIFA Men’s Player nominees – Ousmane Dembélé, France and Paris Saint-Germain – Achraf Hakimi, Morocco and Paris Saint-Germain – Harry Kane, England and FC Bayern München – Kylian Mbappé, France and Real Madrid – Nuno Mendes, Portugal and Paris Saint-Germain – Cole Palmer, England and Chelsea – Pedri, Spain and Barcelona – Raphinha, Brazil and Barcelona – Mohamed Salah, Egypt and Liverpool – Vitinha, Portugal and Paris Saint-Germain – Lamine Yamal, Spain and Barcelona The Best FIFA Women’s Coach nominees – Sonia Bompastor, Chelsea – Jonatan Giráldez, Washington Spirit/Olympique Lyonnais – Seb Hines, Orlando Pride – Renée Slegers, Arsenal – Sarina Wiegman, England The Best FIFA Men’s Coach nominees – Javier Aguirre, Mexico – Mikel Arteta, Arsenal – Luis Enrique, Paris Saint-Germain – Hansi Flick, Barcelona – Enzo Maresca, Chelsea – Roberto Martínez, Portugal – Arne Slot, Liverpool The Best FIFA Women’s Goalkeeper nominees – Ann-Katrin Berger, Germany and Gotham FC – Cata Coll, Spain and Barcelona – Christiane Endler, Chile and Olympique Lyonnais – Hannah Hampton, England and Chelsea – Anna Moorhouse, England and Orlando Pride – Chiamaka Nnadozie, Nigeria and Paris FC/Brighton & Hove Albion – Phallon Tullis-Joyce, USA and Manchester United The Best FIFA Men’s Goalkeeper nominees – Alisson Becker, Brazil and Liverpool – Thibaut Courtois, Belgium and Real Madrid – Gianluigi Donnarumma, Italy and Paris Saint-Germain/Manchester City – Emiliano Martínez, Argentina and Aston Villa – Manuel Neuer, Germany and FC Bayern München – David Raya, Spain and Arsenal – Yann Sommer, Switzerland and Internazionale Milano – Wojciech Szczęsny, Poland and Barcelona FIFA Fan Award nominees – Alejandro Ciganotto (ARG) – Manolo el del Bombo (ESP) (posthumous) – Zakho fans (IRQ)

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Mexico President Claudia Sheinbaum To Press Charges After Being Groped During Public Event

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Mexico City—President Claudia Sheinbaum has announced she will press charges after being groped during a public event near the National Palace, an incident that has drawn national attention to the ongoing issue of gender-based violence in Mexico. Video footage from the Tuesday appearance shows Sheinbaum addressing supporters when a man approached from behind, kissed her on the neck, and groped her. She quickly moved away as a member of her team intervened, and authorities have since arrested the suspect. Speaking at a news conference, Sheinbaum said she took action to protect all women in Mexico. “If they do this to the president, what will happen to all women in our country?” she asked, noting that the man had reportedly harassed other women in the crowd. Women’s rights organizations condemned the attack, calling it a clear example of entrenched misogyny in Mexican society. Mexico faces a persistent gender-based violence crisis, with nearly 98% of femicides going unpunished. Despite the incident, Sheinbaum vowed to continue her public engagements, emphasizing the importance of setting firm boundaries against harassment. The attack comes shortly after the murder of Carlos Manzo, mayor of Uruapan in Michoacán, highlighting ongoing security risks for public officials. Since taking office, Sheinbaum has prioritized improving national security, including efforts to curb fentanyl trafficking, while maintaining direct engagement with the public.

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Angela Okorie Offers Strong Support To Regina Daniels Amid Marriage And Family Crisis

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Amid the ongoing drama surrounding Regina Daniels’s marriage to billionaire Ned Nwoko and the recent arrest of her brother, veteran Nollywood actress Angela Okorie has publicly shown her support for the actress. Taking to her Instagram Story, Okorie reflected on the supremacy of God and the responsibilities that come with influence, writing: “GOD’s power stands above all, greater than any human strength or authority. When God elevates us to a place of influence, it is not for control or oppression, but to uplift, inspire, and make a lasting positive impact on others.” Addressing Regina directly, Okorie expressed empathy for the challenges she is facing, emphasizing that her love and prayers remain steadfast despite any misunderstandings or distance between them: “Dear Gina, despite the hurt, misunderstandings, and distance that have come between us, I have chosen peace. It breaks my heart to see you go through difficult times, but my love for you remains steadfast. I hold no bitterness toward you. I continue to pray for your safety, happiness, and peace of mind. No matter what has happened, my love as a mother will never change. You are, and will always be, my daughter, the one I have loved, watched blossom, and prayed for.” Okorie also shared reflections on life’s lessons, emphasizing that hardships and joys alike bring wisdom and strength, and underscoring the importance of choosing love, forgiveness, and peace: “Life teaches us lessons through both joy and hardship. Sometimes, those lessons come through pain, but they also bring wisdom and strength. Through everything, I have chosen love over bitterness, forgiveness over anger, and peace over pride.” She concluded with a message to her fans, highlighting the freedom found in forgiveness and the importance of trusting God’s justice: “To my Legit fans and supporters, I want you all to know that forgiveness is freedom. I have let go of the pain and hand everything over to God, the only true and righteous Judge. I trust His divine justice and perfect timing. With Love and Faith, Legit Queen.” Angela Okorie’s message arrives at a critical moment in Regina Daniels’s life, offering a rare show of support and maternal guidance amidst intense media scrutiny. Her words serve as a reminder of the power of love, faith, and forgiveness, encouraging peace and empathy even in the face of personal challenges.

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Shaffy Bello Nominated For Best Actress At 2025 AMAA

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Veteran actress Shaffy Bello is celebrating her nomination for Best Actress in a Leading Role at the 2025 Africa Movie Academy Awards (AMAA). Sharing the news on Instagram, Bello described the recognition as “the evidence of God’s grace” and expressed her heartfelt gratitude. She wrote: “The Evidence of Gods Grace. Thank you @amaawards_ for the recognition. I do not take it for granted. I am deeply grateful. Congratulations to ALL the nominees. We’ve already WON 🏆 See you on the 9th.” Bello earned the nomination for her performance in The Masked King and will face off with other talented actresses at the 21st AMAA ceremony, scheduled to hold in Lagos on November 9.  

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Miss Universe 2025 Erupts As Miss Mexico And Other Contestants Walk Out Over Insult

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Drama unfolded at the Miss Universe 2025 pre-pageant ceremony in Thailand after several contestants stormed out in protest over the alleged mistreatment of Miss Mexico, Fatima Bosch. The tension began when Nawat Itsaragrisil, a Thai pageant official, reportedly berated Bosch for not posting enough promotional content on social media. Witnesses claim he called her “dumb” and told her to “shut up” during a heated exchange, even threatening to have her disqualified before summoning security. The confrontation drew immediate backlash, as Bosch left the venue in protest. Several other contestants soon followed, walking out in solidarity with the Mexican representative. Addressing the incident, Bosch expressed disappointment and called for respect and professionalism within the pageant community. She said, “As a country, you have all my respect. I truly love Thailand and its people. But what your director did is not respectful. He called me dumb and told me to shut up, among other things. I think the world needs to see this because we are empowered women. This is a platform for our voice.” The incident has since gone viral, sparking outrage among fans and women’s rights advocates who are demanding an apology and accountability from the pageant’s organizers. 🚨 MISS UNIVERSE MELTDOWN – DIRECTOR CALLS MISS MEXICO “DUMBHEAD,” TRIGGERS MASS WALKOUT The Miss Universe director publicly humiliated Miss Mexico, calling her a “dumbhead” then tried to flex his power when she spoke up: “I didn’t give you opportunity to talk. I’m still… pic.twitter.com/x62oN2znBI — HustleBitch (@HustleBitch_) November 5, 2025

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Toke Makinwa Responds To Troll Over Comment On Her Post-partum Body

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Nigerian media personality Toke Makinwa has reacted to a troll who made an unkind comment about her post-partum body. After sharing photos from her birthday shoot, the new mom was targeted by an online user who wrote: “Toke Makinwa, it’s unwise to do this shoot knowing fully well that you still have a bloated stomach and you’re still nurturing Yaya. Anyways, happy birthday to you. No offence.” Toke replied briefly but powerfully: “Wow. Just WOW.” Her response quickly went viral, drawing widespread support from fans and fellow celebrities who praised her composure and confidence. Many social media users condemned the troll’s remark, reminding others that every woman’s post-partum journey is different and that no one should be shamed for their body after childbirth. The exchange has since sparked a larger conversation about body positivity, respect, and the pressures women—especially public figures—face in the spotlight after becoming mothers.

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NFF Wraps Up CAF B-License Coaching Course

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President of the Nigeria Football Federation, Alhaji Ibrahim Musa Gusau (MON) has charged participants at the CAF B-License coaching course to adroitly apply themselves to what they have learnt in the course of the programme that spanned over seven months and four modules. Gusau, who is also President of the WAFU-B Zone, made this exhortation in Abuja on Thursday at the closing ceremony of the coaching course. The first module of the course took place 7th – 12th April, while the second module commenced on Monday, 6th October and ended on 10th October. The third module took place 20th – 24th October, and the fourth and final module was implemented from Monday, 3rd November. “I take pride in our achievements thus far, and although we have a year remaining in our tenure, I remain hopeful that, by the grace of God, we will reach our intended goals. Since assuming office, we have facilitated the CAF B, CAF C and CAF D License programs. The CAF C was exclusively for women – an important step considering Nigeria’s prominence in women’s football across Africa,” he stated. He further emphasized the importance of involving former international players in these initiatives, highlighting, “We recognize the wealth of experience among our ex-internationals, and it is essential to harness their expertise within these programs. Additionally, by organising coaching instructor courses at the zonal level, we aim to create a sustainable model where coaches can receive training without the need to travel to Abuja.” Gusau also expressed his satisfaction upon receiving positive feedback from the CAF Education Officer, Mr. Honour Janza who noted the impressive level of commitment and professionalism displayed by the participating coaches throughout the program. The NFF President confirmed his administration’s intention to conduct a CAF A License coaching course before the end of his tenure in September next year. “We are diligently working with the technical department, coaches, and instructors to initiate the CAF A License course within the first quarter of the upcoming year,” he assured. Lastly, Gusau urged the coaches to apply their knowledge in practice, expressing a desire to see them represented in coaching roles in other African countries. “We aspire not only for our coaches to gain certificates but also to engage internationally, sharing ideas and knowledge. There are coaches, such as one from Tanzania involved in this course, whom we hope to see coaching in various clubs across Africa.” Among those present were the First Vice President of the NFF, Chief Felix Anyansi-Agu; General Secretary, Dr Mohammed Sanusi, MON; Deputy General Secretary, Dr Emmanuel Ikpeme; NPFL Chief Operating Officer, Mr. Davidson Owumi; Technical Director, Austin Eguavoen; NNL Chairman, Chief George Aluo; CAF Education Officer, Honour Janza; NFF Head of Education, Dr Terry Eguaoje; Coaching Instructor, Ambassador Henry Abiodun; Coaching Instructor, Mr. Abdulrafiu Yusuf; NFF Director of Media and Communications, Dr Ademola Olajire and; NFF Internal Auditor, Mr. Godson Iyere.

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