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The singer called out an Instagram vendor over an iPhone that never arrived as promised. If it can happen to him, the interesting question is what recourse anybody else has.
He told a podcast he would not have married Simi if her genotype had been SS or AS, because he is SS himself. The reaction split immediately, and the medical facts are not actually in dispute.
The ceremony took place at the town's cemetery in Ogun State, attended by family, friends and colleagues. She died after breast cancer, and hers is the third Nollywood cancer story this week.
Omotunde Ogundimu made a video appealing for help with cervical cancer treatment. A colleague sent a large sum. The generosity is real and the arrangement behind it is the story.
Record allocations to the states, shared out in a currency worth far less than it was. Both sides of this argument are quoting real figures, which is what makes it the most useful economic row in Nigeria right now.
Babajide Sanwo-Olu's phrase, and 160 trucks ordered to go with it. Waste collection is the most visible test of whether a megacity's basic services work, and Lagos has just conceded that its own do not.
Nine local government areas are targeted for IDP voting arrangements ahead of 2027. It is the least glamorous election story of the week and it decides whether tens of thousands of people vote at all.
He told Arise TV he won the last presidential election and has evidence the former INEC chairman worked against him. Sahara Reporters ran the claim. One outlet noted he did not produce it.
The NDC candidate would retain Tinubu's floating exchange rate while calling the old subsidy regime corrupted. Naming a policy of your opponent's that you would not reverse is rare in a Nigerian campaign.
Festus Keyamo criticised the blockade and told Nigerians to reject campaign violence at the ballot box. A ruling-party minister defending an opposition candidate's access is worth more than the usual statement.
The commission has published the party's modified logo and updated its leadership listing, naming Cleopas Moses Zuwoghe as national chairman. A party needed a judge to get its own name shown correctly.
Mohammed Rabiu Zulkifilu of Ranchers Bees leads the scoring race after three goals in a match. The domestic league produces the players everyone argues about later, and gets a fraction of the attention.
A goalless draw in their second group match at the U-20 Women's World Cup in Poland. Nigeria's youth women's teams keep producing results at tournaments the country barely broadcasts.
Olympiacos sacked theirs and Basel sacked theirs, which leaves Bruno Onyemaechi and Nathan Otele starting again with somebody who owes them nothing. This is the least discussed risk in a footballer's year.
A two-year deal at Omonia Nicosia within days of the termination. It reads as a footnote until you notice how many Nigerian players in England spend a season on a contract nobody intends to use.
Two injured centre-forwards ahead of AFCON qualifiers, and a Saudi-based striker on a salary most Nigerian internationals never see. The call-up conversation is really a conversation about where Nigerian talent now goes.
Galatasaray lost 3-1 to Sporting Lisbon without him and forfeited the Champions League win bonus. Three days ago the argument was whether he should play. Now there is a number attached to it.
He headlined the Afro Plus Fest and marked fifteen years in music. Almost nobody in Nigerian pop lasts that long, and the reasons he has are more interesting than the anniversary.
Dai Dai is the first song released in 2026 to pass a billion YouTube views. The number is enormous, the collaboration is global, and the mechanism behind it is not really the song.
One artist posted a bank balance. Another asked publicly how that was possible. It is a small feud with a real subject underneath it: nobody in Nigerian music has to prove what they earn.
