Written by Rate this post Page Six reports that former Bad Boy CEO Sean “Diddy” Combs was paid a $100,000 cash appearance fee and directed the payment to be sent to a company in his mother’s name. The fee was for an appearance on May 4, 2023, at the M2 nightclub, a “kickoff party” for Race Week in Miami. According to … Continue reading “Report: Diddy Paid $100K In Cash To Appear At Miami Club In 2023”
Rate this post While Bad Bunny did his thing at this year’s Super Bowl Halftime show, unlikely standouts also got their own shine. Viewers noticed something more than wind swinging the grassy features during Bad Bunny’s expansive Super Bowl halftime performance. Those tall bushels happened to be paid performers themselves, as the dancers became fan … Continue reading “The ‘Tree’ Dancers In Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl Halftime Show Scored Winning Paychecks”
Rate this post After allowing Charles Bediako to play basketball for the University of Alabama (under a temporary restraining order), a judge has ruled that the former NBA G League player is not eligible to play college sports. According to ESPN, Tuscaloosa County Circuit Court Judge Daniel F. Pruet denied the basketball player’s motion for a preliminary injunction on … Continue reading “Judge’s Ruling Effectively Ends Charles Bediako’s College Basketball Career”
Rate this post A Georgia man who was arrested and jailed on kidnapping accusations after an incident in an Acworth, Georgia, Walmart is suing his accusers, the Acworth Police, in federal court for allegedly violating his civil rights. Mahendra Patel and his attorneys filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against Caroline Miller, the Cobb County … Continue reading “Georgia Man Files Lawsuit Against Police For Violating His Civil Rights”
Rate this post By Chioma Obinna A renewed call to end stigma and discrimination against persons living with HIV/AIDS has resonated across Alimosho Local Government Area of Lagos State with the official flag-off of the HIV/AIDS Zero Stigma Campaign. The campaign, organised by the National Agency for the Control of AIDS (NACA) in collaboration with … Continue reading “NACA takes bold stand against HIV stigma as zero stigma campaign flags off in Alimosho”
Rate this post By Ozioruva Aliu Residents of Oke-Oroma community, Benin City, Edo State, are in a frenzy mood, following the resolution of a lingering land dispute, as the state government commenced the issuance of allocation letters to eligible property owners, paving the way for the return of 2,950 plots of land. NDV findings reveal … Continue reading “Excitement in Edo community as govt returns seized land”
Rate this post By PATRICK EBOJELE Edo State is witnessing a quiet but powerful transformation — one driven not by slogans, but by steel, concrete and visible progress on the ground. At the heart of this transformation is the Ikpoba Hill flyover at Ramat Park, a project Governor Monday Okpebholo recently inspected and described with clear … Continue reading “Inside the concrete dream of Okpebholo’s flyover revolution”
Rate this post … Holds 4th Annual ConferenceBy Chioma Obinna As foreign aid to Nigeria’s health sector continues to shrink and public hospitals struggle to cope, the Health Federation of Nigeria, HFN, has warned that the country’s healthcare system cannot survive without deliberate, full-scale integration of the private sector.President of HFN, Mrs. Njide Ndili, sounded … Continue reading “As foreign aid fades, private sector holds key to Nigeria’s healthcare – HFN”
Rate this post By Adeola Badru The Renewed Hope Ambassadors (RHA), Oyo State Chapter, have begun early mobilisation ahead of the 2027 general elections, inaugurating Local Government Area (LGA) Coordinators across the state with a goal of achieving at least a 35 per cent improvement over the All Progressives Congress (APC)’s 2023 presidential election results. … Continue reading “2027: Tinubu camp sets 35% vote surge target in Oyo State”
Rate this post Democracies rarely die in one dramatic moment. More often, they are quietly redesigned—clause by clause—until citizens discover that elections still occur, but accountability no longer follows. Nigeria’s democracy is not being overthrown; it is being edited. Not with tanks on the streets, but with provisions in a bill. The most dangerous edits are … Continue reading “Election integrity and the politics of discretion, by Dakuku Peterside”