Entertainment, Celebrity, and Viral updates
Entertainment, Celebrity, and Viral updates
Key Points Scientists warn a common sweetener may help cause serious liver disease. A new study in Science Signalling links sorbitol to MASLD in lab tests. How the gut blocks sorbitol Researchers studied zebrafish and found harm when gut bacteria…
Key Points Ayodele Isaac Fayose told President Bola Tinubu that his recent ambassadorial picks look unfair to Igbo people. He said the choices suggest Igbo votes matter less than promises and that this harms trust across communities. Fayose spoke in…
Key Points Senator Chris Ngige confirmed that gunmen attacked his convoy on a busy Anambra road. He told reporters he was not in the convoy during the attack. Several people were shot and injured when the vehicles returned from a…
Key Points Dr Folakemi Animashaun said about 160,000 Lagos residents live with HIV. She spoke at a World AIDS Day press conference in Lagos. She said 147,466 people are on antiretroviral treatment this year. She added that testing fell to…
Key points Bishop Kukah (Matthew Hassan Kukah) told delegates in Nairobi on Wednesday. He said Africa can no longer rely on foreign aid. The Sokoto bishop urged churches, civil groups and governments to act. See recent ValidUpdates celebrity posts for a sense…
Key Points Shehu A Abubakar (Shehu Abubakar) urged President Bola Tinubu to halt work on the coastal road project. He said funds should now pay for steps to stop rising insecurity. He posted the comment on his verified X account…
Key Points Evangelist Daniel Ukpo said in a fresh video that his earlier claim was wrong. He asked anyone with the first clip to delete it and apologise. Police in Nasarawa picked Ukpo up on November 26 for questioning, the…
Key Points Former president Goodluck Jonathan is trapped in Guinea Bissau after officers seized power. Hundreds of people rushed to the airport and now cannot leave the country. Some reports say foreign observers stranded at airport remain at the terminal. Coup leaders…
Key Points Ayo Fayose (Ayodele Fayose) says Olusegun Obasanjo has returned the $20,000. Fayose told Af24 he received the cash after sending a stern message. He said he gave the money to Obasanjo to cover travel costs. See recent BBNaija season…
Key Points A Nigerian man posted on X after the First Lady invite surfaced. He said the dinner came as kidnappings and attacks rose across Nigeria. His post listed school abductions, church bombings and a priest killed. The man wrote…