Pre-wedding photos of Michael and Angel explode online with age gap outrage. Netizens scream underage bride while defenders cry baby face innocence. Michael and Angel plan wedding December 13 in Kwande Local Government Area. Obvious age difference fuels vicious child marriage accusations everywhere online. Activist Zeke Orkwande Sounds Alarm Benue activist Zeke Orkwande shares photos on Facebook Monday morning urgently. “Hope this isn’t underaged marriage in Ikyurav-ya, Kwande?” he questions publicly. Orkwande cites Enugu police arresting 30-year-old marrying 13-year-old girl recently. Parents arrested too, exposing Nigeria’s child marriage epidemic raging unchecked. “Some born with ever young blood, baby faces,” Orkwande…
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Nigeria’s embassy in Guinea-Bissau granted asylum to Fernando Dias da Costa following life-threatening dangers. This bold move emerges in a fragile, post-election crisis shaking the West African nation deeply. Military officers seized power last Wednesday, overturning government authority just days after the controversial presidential elections. Coup Carnage Ignites Embassy Drama Both President Umaro Embaló and da Costa separately claimed victory, igniting unprecedented tension and uncertainty nationwide. Nigeria expressed grave concern over the coup’s destabilizing impact, insisting on restoring constitutional order immediately. ECOWAS Emergency: Nigeria Calls Shots The Ministry of Foreign Affairs pledged collaborative efforts with regional partners to quickly normalize…
In a world where basic necessities like electricity seem so commonplace, a boy was found studying under the harsh glare of a solar streetlight by the roadside pierces the conscience. This boy, a silent symbol of resilience, refuses to let his family’s lack of electricity dim his dreams. His story, unfolding late into the night, raises urgent questions about the government’s failure to provide basic amenities for education and the inequalities that persist in our communities. A Light Amid Darkness: The Unseen Struggles Abraham Akanyene, a 14-year-old junior secondary school student in Uruan Local Government Area, has become an unwilling…
A horrific tragedy unfolded when a 13-year-old girl allegedly stabbed her mother, Svetlana Cheglyakova, to death after a bitter dispute over confiscated phone use, St. Petersburg, Russia, November, 2025. This dark story exposes dangerous consequences of unchecked online addiction, family conflicts, and the fragility of teen mental health. A Deadly Clash Sparked by Social Media Obsession The conflict began as Svetlana confiscated her daughter’s phone, tired of the teenager’s excessive social media use and online role-playing games like Roblox. The fight escalated late at night when the mother caught her daughter still awake on the phone, yelling at and slapping…
Nollywood star Sochima Ezeoke has sparked widespread conversation and controversy after revealing she lost a key movie role due to her body shape. The actress publicly accused the movie director of swapping her role because she did not have a “massive backside” or a “hot body.” This bold revelation highlights ongoing body-shaming in the Nigerian film industry and ignites debates about fairness and talent recognition. From Lead to Lesser Role: A Humbling Experience Initially, Sochima was assigned the role of a classy village girl. She had prepared for weeks with excitement and confidence. However, upon arriving on set, she discovered…
The morning sky in Chibok bore grim witness to a terrifying assault as over 300 ISWAP/Boko Haram militants launched a violent, coordinated attack at the break of dawn on Saturday, November 29, 2025 on Borno State Nigeria. The deadly assault left two civilians dead and a sacred church reduced to ashes. Despite swift military resistance, the scars of this latest violence weigh heavily on a community still haunted by past horrors. The Horror Rekindled: The Attack That Shook Chibok Again At precisely 3 a.m., the ISWAP/Boko Haram militants descended on Chibok with merciless precision. Their aim was clear, overwhelm the…
The Benin Empire, also known as the Benin Kingdom, remains one of West Africa’s most revered and controversial historic civilizations. This empire’s story, spanning from pre-colonial greatness to post-colonial trauma, symbolizes both cultural pride and the scars of imperial looting. Its legacy demands scrutiny and remembrance today. The Pre-Colonial Majesty of Benin Established around the 12th century, the Benin Empire stands as Africa’s oldest and most advanced. Under Oba Ewuare the Great (1440–1473), it reached unprecedented heights. He expanded borders and fortified Benin City with massive walls and moats, engineering marvels that once ranked as the world’s architectural wonders. Artistry…
A heartfelt story emerges from the often unseen corners of Nigerian homes where a married woman and mother of three bravely shares her agony. She is a trader carrying the full weight of her family’s survival while facing emotional and physical turmoil in her marriage. The Unseen Burden of a Sole Provider She stands strong, managing household expenses alone because her husband refuses to contribute. Despite his employment, her plea for shared responsibility falls on deaf ears. She often works tirelessly, exhausting herself just to meet basic needs. Yet, the man she vowed to share a life with calls on…
A dark cloud has descended on the University of Port Harcourt as a 400-level Petrochemical Engineering student, Damian Okoligwe, was sentenced to death by hanging for the brutal murder of his girlfriend, Justina Otuene, a 300-level Biochemistry student. This tragic case, unfolding in October 2023, has sent shockwaves through Nigeria’s academic and social communities. This incident, igniting fierce debates about youth violence, justice, and ritualistic crimes in modern society. The Crime That Stunned a Nation In the quiet neighborhood near the university, a student neighbor raised a chilling alarm when Damian Okoligwe allegedly attempted to dispose of Justina’s dismembered body.…
In a shocking and tumultuous event on November 26, 2025, the West African nation of Guinea-Bissau plunged into chaos as military officers seized total control. Just three days after presidential and parliamentary elections, heavy gunfire echoed near the presidential palace, the national election commission, and the interior ministry in Bissau. The military declared they had taken “total control” of the country, arresting President Umaro Sissoco Embaló without resistance. This coup is Guinea-Bissau’s ninth attempt since independence, and it casts a dark shadow over the fragile nation’s future. The coup leaders formed the “High Military Command for the Restoration of Order”…