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  • Dwight Howard’s wife files divorce six months after marriage

    Dwight Howard’s wife files divorce six months after marriage

    Amy Luciani, wife of NBA star, Dwight Howard, has filed for divorce after six months of marriage, citing no prospects for reconciliation.

    Revall that the couple tied the knot married on January 11, 2025 following their surprise engagement announcement in December 2024.

    Amy Luciani and Dwight Howard

    According to a recent report from TMZ,  the divorce filed on July 1, 2025, in Georgia cites that the marriage is “irretrievably broken” with “no prospects for reconciliation.”

    Furthermore, Amy Luciani is seeking alimony and an equal division of marital assets.

    Recently, Luciani  defended Howard against allegations of being an absent father, showcasing her support for him during challenging times.

    This demonstrates her commitment to their relationship and her willingness to address criticism head-on.

  • US to revoke green cards from Nigerians, other nationals

    US to revoke green cards from Nigerians, other nationals

    The US government has warned Green Card holders, with criminal histories risk losing their residency status and facing deportation.

    This decision follows recent changes to Nigerian visa policies by the US embassy.

    The latest decision focuses on individuals with crimes involving dishonesty, fraud, or reprehensible behavior.

    Additionally, green card holders may lose their status if they spend over 12 months outside the US without proper documentation or intent to maintain residency, which can be considered abandonment of their permanent resident status.

    Furthermore, US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) warned that lawful permanent residents with prior criminal convictions may face mandatory detention upon attempting to re-enter the US at a port of entry.

    Notably, this move highlights the US government’s strict approach to immigration compliance and enforcement of existing laws regarding immigration violations.

  • FG to US: “Reverse your harsh visa policy against Nigerians”

    FG to US: “Reverse your harsh visa policy against Nigerians”

    The Federal Government (FG) of Nigeria has expressed concern over the United States’ recent move to tighten visa restrictions for Nigerian citizens, calling on Washington to reconsider the decision in the spirit of mutual respect and long-standing bilateral ties.

    The U.S. government had earlier announced a revision of its visa reciprocity schedule for Nigerians, limiting the validity of key non-immigrant visa categories including B1/B2 (business and tourism), F (student), and J (exchange visitor) — to three months with single entry.

    Reacting to the development, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a statement on Wednesday through its spokesperson, Kimiebi Ebienfa, expressing the Nigerian government’s disappointment over the policy change.

    “The attention of the Federal Government of Nigeria has been drawn to the recent decision by the United States Government to revise its visa reciprocity schedule for Nigerian citizens, limiting the validity of non-immigrant visas, including B1/B2, F, and J categories to three months with single entry,” the statement read.

    “The Federal Government views this development with concern and keen interest, particularly given the longstanding cordial relations and strong people-to-people ties between our two countries.”

    The government noted that the decision appears to contradict the principles of reciprocity, equity, and mutual respect that are expected to guide engagements between friendly nations.

    Ebienfa warned that the policy could significantly affect Nigerians seeking education in the U.S., professionals engaged in legitimate business, and families with loved ones abroad.

    “The decision appears misaligned with the principles of reciprocity, equity, and mutual respect that should guide bilateral engagements between friendly nations,” he stated.

    “While acknowledging the sovereign right of every country to determine its immigration policies, Nigeria respectfully urges the United States to reconsider this decision in the spirit of partnership, cooperation, and shared global responsibilities.”

    The Federal Government stressed that the new restriction could hamper academic and cultural exchanges that have historically strengthened ties between both countries.

    The statement also confirmed that diplomatic efforts are already underway to address the matter.

    “Diplomatic engagements are ongoing, and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs remains committed to pursuing a resolution that reflects fairness and upholds the values of mutual interest,” the ministry said.

    The call comes amid growing concerns from affected Nigerian citizens, especially students and business travellers, who may now face greater difficulty accessing opportunitie

    s in the United States.

     

  • Lady sets boyfriend ablaze in Port Harcourt

    Lady sets boyfriend ablaze in Port Harcourt

    Nigerian lady has reportedly set her boyfriend and his residence ablaze in Choba, Port Harcourt, following a relationship dispute.

    The disturbing incident was shared via a post on X (formerly Twitter) by a user identified as @ChuksEricE

    The post included a video showing off the charred remains of the boyfriend’s room, with ashes scattered across the bed and walls.

    According to the narration, the man was allegedly burnt to ashes by his girlfriend, who set the room on fire while he was inside.

    In the background of the video, a woman is heard lamenting the incident, saying: “Relationship no be by force o, marriage no be by force o. See wetin one nonsense girl do e boyfriend, she burn the boyfriend to ashes.”

    The shocking footage sparked reactions across social media, with many users flooding the comment section to express outrage and disbelief over the tragic event.

    See some reactions below:

    @jay_den111: “Na why i dey fear girls without future.”

    @retweet_repostz: “This is utterly heartbreaking 💔 May she be found and jailed for life.”

    @Tuffseed2025: “That port harcourt.. some of them they behave like physcho.”

    @NassMilli: “Daughters of eve them full PH.”

    @tbh3145: “Things Dey sup for that ph ooh.”

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  • Lady accuses Afro Nation of ‘theft’ after $1,105 ticket was canceled with no refund

    Lady accuses Afro Nation of ‘theft’ after $1,105 ticket was canceled with no refund

    Lady has accused Afro Nation of “stealing” from her after her $1,105 Golden Ticket for the Portugal edition of the music festival was canceled without a refund.

    According to her, she bought the Golden Ticket for the event scheduled for July 9th–11th, but couldn’t attend due to personal reasons.

    She reached out to the organizers via email and was told, “The only way to get my money back was to transfer the ticket because I didn’t pay for the protection on my ticket.”

    She agreed and initiated the ticket transfer process but said she didn’t receive any update.

    Concerned, she contacted her bank, Amex, for assistance. “Which they did,” she wrote, adding that the bank tried to contact Afro Nation, but the organizers didn’t respond. As a result, Amex temporarily refunded the money.

    However, weeks later, the charge was reversed.

    “When I called my bank to see why that is, they explained to me that @afronation got back to them and the charge was valid.”

    With no other option, she started planning to attend the event in Portugal, but last-minute flight prices were too expensive.

    She then considered reselling or giving away the ticket. But upon checking, she discovered it had been canceled.

    “When I clicked on the link, it showed that the ticket has been canceled and I believe they canceled it when I got the refund from my bank and I didn’t know.”

    Fuming over the situation, she asked: “How do you cancel a ticket I paid for and don’t wanna refund me?”

    She added, “Now, even if I wanted to attend the festival, I can’t because I don’t have a ticket.”

    Calling out the organizers, she described the situation as “pure theft,” accusing them of “clearing stealing” from her.

    She pleaded with them: “All I want is a refund since the ticket has been canceled and cannot be reinstated. $1,100 is a lot of money for me to let go!” “@afronation please do the right thing and refund me my money!”

    She also claimed to have provided proof of the cancellation and an email from Afro Nation confirming the action but refusing to issue a refund. “Guys here is a proof that they canceled my ticket. And here is an email of them admitting to canceling my ticket but won’t refund me
.. arghh
 I’m so upset. @afronation please refund me my money!!!!”

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  • Saka — “The woman that I was suppose to marry demanded that I must have 2 cars”

    Saka — “The woman that I was suppose to marry demanded that I must have 2 cars”

    Popular actor, Afeez Oyetoro a.k.a Saka opens up on his past, as he reveals the demand that was made by a woman he was supposed to marry.

    He made this known while being featured in an interview with Chude Jideonwo.

    “The woman that I was suppose to marry demanded that I must have 2 cars" – Saka
    Saka.

    According to him, during his bachelor days when he wanted to settle down into marriage, he had approached a lady with his intention.

    However, the lady had insisted that he must have two cars before she would agree to be his wife.

    He further clarified that contrary to what people thought in the past about his adverts for Etisalat, he was never an ambassador for the network.

    Saka said 


    “The one that I was supposed to marry was demanding that I must have two cars. A lot of people thought I was an ambassador to Etisalat. No. I didn’t have any formal or official arrangement. I am just a model
”

    Netizens’ reactions below 


    @iretileye said: “E don tey wey Almajiri don dey self”

    @thefashygram wrote: “The funniest part is the woman might not even own a bicycle yet you expect the man to have 2 cars before you can marry him. Clown”

    @IfeanyiOkafor19 remarked: “As per wetin. Her papa get two cars before her mama marry am?”

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  • Neymar and wife Bruna celebrate birth of fourth child

    Neymar and wife Bruna celebrate birth of fourth child

    Brazilian footballer Neymar and his wife, Bruna Biancardi, have welcomed the arrival of their baby daughter, Mel, born in the early hours of July 5, 2025.

    The couple shared the joyous news with fans through heartwarming photos, showing the proud parents cradling their newborn.

    Bruna took to Instagram to express her excitement, writing, “Our Mel has arrived, to complete and sweeten our lives even more! Welcome, daughter! May God bless your life and free you from all evil! We are looking forward to living this new chapter with you. We love you!”

    Mel is Neymar’s fourth child. The 33-year-old football star first became a father in 2011 when his son, Davi Lucca, was born to his former partner, Carolina Dantas.

    He also shares a daughter, Mavie, with Amanda Kimberly, and another daughter—also named Mavie—with Biancardi.

    The birth of Mel adds another special chapter to Neymar’s growing family, with fans and well-wishers flooding social media with congratulatory messages.

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  • Wike: Peter Obi can’t be president

    Wike: Peter Obi can’t be president

    The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Ezenwo Nyesom Wike, has thrown jabs at former presidential candidate Peter Obi, insisting that he can no longer become Nigeria‘s president.

    Wike made this known in a statement shared on Sunday, as seen in a post by a user, @ChuksEricE, on the social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter.

    He was addressing the opposition’s move to form a coalition aimed at taking over power from the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the 2027 general election.

    While reacting to the proposed coalition, Wike first blasted former Minister of Interior, Rauf Aregbesola, stating that he had no moral ground to criticize the state of the country.

    According to him, Aregbesola failed to fix key sectors while in office.

    “These are the same people that want to rescue Nigeria. You were the minister of interior but under you, the international passport—people would spend weeks, months, even years before they could get one,” he said.

    Shifting his focus to Peter Obi, Wike dismissed his chances of ever becoming president, citing his record as a former governor.

    “For eight years, he was governor, and he didn’t conduct a single local government election. Never. Only you, governor of all the local governments,” Wike said.

    He further criticized Obi’s constant movement across political parties, saying:

    “In 1999, you were in the party. In 2006, you were in another party. In 2014, you moved to another party. In 2019, you came back to another one. In 2025, you’re moving again—to rescue who?”

    “Let’s tell ourselves the truth. Some of you are fighting for somebody you don’t even know,” he added.

    The video, which has since gone viral, sparked a wave of reactions online as Nigerians flooded the comment section to share their views.

    See some reactions below:

    @de_godfella: “Nah,for church ? Is he a spokesman or a Minister for Chris sake.”

    @Noble_man002: “From where to where?? Wetin concern politics matters for House of God?”

    @AdaIgbo00: “Wike, rest. You were never the standard, just noise on repeat.”

    @Statesman1010: “Anglican Church is a very useless denomination for always giving Wike thier Altar to talk politics.”

    @Eusebuiskay: “This is why the ADC just have to get it right and give Peter Obi the ticket. They know it will be game over once he gets the ticket.”

    @chisomincrease: “Pastors letting men like this to mount their pulpit and spill gibberish are a shame to priesthood. He came for Thanksgiving, thank God and leave.”

    @Itswell2023: “Which pastor would allow this man at his altar to be speaking rubbish? This cannot be the altar of God. Shame on the pastor. God abeg oh.”

    @amih_philip: “I blame the priest for allowing this criminal talk politics at the pulpit .And congregation still sitting listening to this CRIMINAL..wike how did you became so wealthy?”

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  • Nigerian Army marks 162 years, encourages youth to join military

    Nigerian Army marks 162 years, encourages youth to join military

    The Nigerian Army has marked its 162nd anniversary with a strong appeal to the nation’s youth to embrace military service as a career and a patriotic duty.

    The call was made by the General Officer Commanding (GOC) 8 Division, Maj.-Gen. Godwin Ajose, during a sensitisation event at Yahaya Abdulkarim Model Primary and Secondary School in Sokoto on Tuesday. He was represented by Brig.-Gen. Aliyu Musa.

    Speaking at the event, Ajose described the Nigerian Army as a pillar of national unity, pride, and professionalism, stressing that the military remains committed to defending the country’s territorial integrity and protecting its citizens.

    “Our mission is defend the nation, root out terrorism, and uphold the peace and security that every Nigerian deserves. Our strategies are focused, and our commitment is unwavering,” Ajose said.

    Ajose encouraged young Nigerians to seize the numerous career opportunities the Army offers, noting that recruitment is open to eligible individuals from all backgrounds, regardless of tribe or religion.

    The GOC also highlighted the ongoing Nigerian Army Day Celebration (NADCEL) 2025, which features a series of activities, including prayers, symbolic events, and community outreach programmes aimed at strengthening the bond between the military and civilians.

    “These celebrations are not just ceremonial they are moments of reflection, thanksgiving, and recommitment to service. We honor our fallen heroes, our serving personnel, and the unity that binds us,” Ajose added.

    Also speaking, Lt.-Col. Nuhu Yahaya, Acting Director of Education Services, 8 Division, explained the recruitment process for both commissioned and non-commissioned officers, urging students to see the military as more than a job, but a vital contribution to nation-building.

    In her remarks, the school’s Principal, Hajia Murjanatu Muhammad, and Head Teacher, Hajia Lubabatu Musa, commended the Army for the initiative, saying the interaction would inspire students to consider roles in national defence.

    Meanwhile, in a related development, the Chairperson of the Nigerian Army Officers’ Wives Association (NAOWA) 8 Division, Mrs. Meg Ndidi Ajose, hailed the role of women in supporting the military, describing them as the “unseen strength behind the uniform.”

    “The strength behind the uniform is a woman. We are the caregivers, the moral compass, the voices of peace. We bridge the gap between the barracks and civilian life. We nurture, we educate, and we heal,” Mrs. Ajose said.

    She also emphasised the importance of women in promoting hygiene, education, and moral values within military communities and society at large.

  • Owolabi Salis recounts his journey to space, “I floated like a bird”

    Owolabi Salis recounts his journey to space, “I floated like a bird”

    Lawyer, financial consultant, and spiritual thinker, Owolabi Salis has made history as the first Nigerian to travel to space, joining Blue Origin’s NS-33 mission.

    In an interview, Salis opened up about the motivation behind his space trip, the cost, and the revelations he encountered during the voyage.

    Salis explained that his journey was more spiritual than scientific. He described Earth as “Planet 3,” suspended by the sun’s beam and revolving at high speed—something he finds deeply mysterious.

    His goal was to explore deeper questions about the soul, its origin, and its purpose.

    He said he wrote to Blue Origin, expressing his interest in conducting research on spiritualism.

    After paying a significant, undisclosed amount—estimated to be around $2 million—he underwent intensive training and secured the necessary approvals from the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration.

    Although the initial flight on June 21 was delayed due to high winds, the trip eventually took place on June 29. Despite the risks involved, Salis said he felt no fear, thanks to his deep spiritual grounding.

    During the flight, he experienced weightlessness for about three minutes.

    He described floating like a bird and being awed by the sight of Earth suspended in darkness.

    He said the view confirmed his belief in a divine presence beyond religious texts.

    “From what I saw, the Almighty Lord of the Universe is not the same as what some religious books are telling us,” he said.

    Salis revealed that he has visited over 120 countries, the North and South Poles, and other extreme locations, which he considers spiritual pilgrimages.

    His next goal is to explore isolated islands by boat, drawn by their volcanic origins and natural beauty.

    Although he is retired, Salis said he finances his trips through savings and past work as a prominent lawyer and civil rights advocate in New York.

    He has also contested multiple times to become the governor of Lagos State but expressed no regret over the failed attempts.

    He called for reforms in Nigeria’s political system, advocating for a shift from what he calls “assisted personality politics” to a more inclusive model he terms “equitocracy.”

    He also urged the Nigerian government to implement local policing to improve grassroots governance and public safety.

    Salis believes that space travel will become more accessible in the future and is already recommending more Nigerians for similar opportunities with Blue Origin.

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