The ongoing trial of former Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Mr. Godwin Emefiele, took a dramatic and unexpected turn on Thursday after a prosecution witness told the court that he, not Emefiele was responsible for the controversial $2.5 million withdrawn from the apex bank.

Earlier this month, Apostle Johnson Suleman publicly revealed that Pastor Azenhe had approached him with a personal decision. According to the Apostle, Pastor Azenhe explained that he was stepping down from pastoral work due to health challenges. Respecting this explanation, Apostle Johnson Suleman stated that he allowed him to go, believing it was genuinely for medical reasons

Popular streamer iShowSpeed has finally addressed the growing conversation around why he has chosen not to collaborate with certain content creators during his ongoing Africa tour and his reason is clear, intentional, and deeply rooted in purpose

Nigerian football was recently stirred by comments from former Super Eagles coach Sunday Oliseh, which many fans interpreted as an attack on current national team star Victor Osimhen. Oliseh’s remarks, reportedly questioning aspects of Osimhen’s approach and influence within the team, quickly ignited debate across social media and sports circles.

Dr. Adedeji Adeleke, father of Afrobeats superstar Davido, has addressed the long-running paternity controversy surrounding his son, shedding light on allegations of impersonation and misinformation on social media.

VDM Real knows exactly how to make people look foolish. He just shared official documents showing that he trademarked “Ratel,” “The Ratel,” and “RATEL GANG” back in September 2024.

One insignificant individual, Albert Obazee, recently took to his social media page to claim that VeryDarkMan (VDM) and Paddy Iyamu have been “exposed.” In his post, Obazee alleged that it is “crystal clear” that Vincent Otse, popularly known as VDM, is working with the Edo State Government to manage public backlash following the arrest and imprisonment of students in the state.

VDM has once again proven that influence, when used responsibly, can be a powerful force for good in Nigeria. In a time when many voices speak but few are truly heard, VDM’s impact stood out clearly during the recent Ekpoma protest. Through his intervention and influence, the first set of Ekpoma students who were arrested during the protest have now been released.This outcome did not happen in isolation. It was achieved with the support of the Honourable Commissioner for Education, Dr. Paddy, a man who continues to distinguish himself through action rather than mere words. His role in ensuring the release of these students is yet another example of the commendable work he has been doing across the state.It is widely known that gaining praise or recognition from VDM is not an easy feat. He is not one to hand out commendations lightly. That is why Dr. Paddy earning the recognition of the Ratel’s President speaks volumes about his commitment and effectiveness. It is a testament to leadership that listens, responds, and delivers results when it matters most.In a society where many claim influence but fail to make tangible impact, this moment draws a clear line between noise and substance. Unlike others, such as Dmumu, who, in the opinion of many, cannot even influence matters within their own household, Dr. Paddy has demonstrated real leadership by helping to secure the freedom of these students.This is the kind of governance Nigerians hope to see more of: leadership that is proactive, compassionate, and effective. One can only hope that Dr. Paddy continues on this path of good work, and that more public officials learn that true influence lies not in titles, but in positive impact on people’s lives.

In Nigeria, social media has become a powerful tool for young people to express their thoughts and fight for change. Verydarkman and his Ratel Movement (4th arm of Government) are important player in this movement. They are empowering Nigerian youth, encouraging them to speak out against corruption and challenge the system that keeps them down.

Sleep is a crucial part of our lives. It's like loading our batteries. When we do not sleep enough, our bodies and our minds feel the impact. This blog will examine how not sleeping can affect us physically, mentally, and in our thoughts.