Music video director ThankGod Omori, popularly known as TG Omori, has revealed that since he embraced celibacy, half of his problems have been solved.
He made the statement in a post on his X, reflecting on how his life has changed since taking an “oath of celibacy.”
“Since I became celibate, half of my problems got solved,” he wrote.
Omori has been in the spotlight for his work with major Afrobeats artists and for his personal health challenges.
Music video director ThankGod Omori, popularly known as TG Omori, has revealed that since he embraced celibacy, half of his problems have been solved.
He made the statement in a post on his X, reflecting on how his life has changed since taking an “oath of celibacy.”
“Since I became celibate, half of my problems got solved,” he wrote.
Omori has been in the spotlight for his work with major Afrobeats artists and for his personal health challenges.
Reality TV star Anita Singh, popularly known as Nini, has organised a housewarming party to celebrate her newly acquired home.
The former Big Brother Naija housemate welcomed her fans and friends to her new home, stating that the newly acquired house has become her second-own mansion.
In a video posted on her Instagram page, she wrote, “One of the many blessings, another HOME”
The beautiful structure is a two-story building with multiple compartments.
Nini took her fans on a tour, starting with the sitting room, which features colorful furniture and chandeliers.
The first floor of the house features a modern kitchen fitted with a range of high-end gadgets and cooking utensils.
The top floor accommodates the reality star’s bedroom and an expansive walk-in closet designed for her clothing and footwear.
Her shoes are neatly displayed on a large rack, while her wardrobe spans almost the entire room, showcasing her extensive fashion collection.
The event featured an impressive spread of assorted dishes, cupcakes, drinks, and wine, all beautifully arranged for her guests.
A video from the celebration captured cheerful moments of Nini’s friends dancing, playing games, and enjoying the feast before departing.
Similarly, former Big Brother Naija housemate Mercy Eke also unveiled what she described as her third home, showcasing a large building in a viral video.
Veteran actress Bimbo Akintola has called for Nigerians to embrace polygamy as a part of the country’s tradition.
In a recent interview with Biola Bayo, Akintola argued that polygamy was a common practice in Yoruba families, where men often have multiple wives.
She stated that the current perceived shortage of men in society makes it practical for two women to share one husband.
She said, “With the way the world is going, people should embrace polygamy. You say marriage is everything, so if we don’t have enough men according to statistics, does that not mean two women to one man?
“I also believe it is part of our tradition. Most of Generation X, Yorubas, and even our parents had two to three wives. It was something we saw while growing up. Maybe we also noticed the disadvantages, but some people say there are advantages too.
Akintola shared a personal anecdote about a woman who brought a second wife into her home to alleviate pressure from her husband’s higher sexual needs.
According to Akintola, some women may even welcome sharing a husband as a way to maintain peace in the household.
“I know some women who would rather have a second wife. I even know someone who married a second wife for her husband so that she could have peace. They didn’t have the same libido. His was higher than hers, so she thought, ‘this man will kill me, let me find support,’ and she married a wife for him”, she added.
She also advised parents who prefer monogamy to focus on raising boys with strong values, teaching them discipline and respect from a young age to prevent infidelity and promiscuity.
“All these men we are talking about, who are polygamous and cheat, were raised by someone. Raise your son to be that kind of man so that future women, your daughters, will have men like that to marry”, she added.
Media personality DJ Cuppy has celebrated Nigeria’s 65th independence anniversary with a heartfelt Instagram post, proudly declaring that she would still choose to be Nigerian in her next life.
Cuppy praised the resilience and spirit of Nigerians, noting their ability to persevere and find joy despite challenges. She described Nigeria as her “birthplace,” “home,” and “country,” sentiments that echo her message during last year’s independence celebration when she called Nigeria her “superpower” and “piece of hope.”
As a public figure, she added that being Nigerian is central to her identity and brand, allowing her to carry a piece of the nation with her wherever she goes.
She wrote, “Èmi ni Omo Naija. My birthplace. My home. My country. Nigeria turns 65 today.
“Through it all, our people keep pushing, persevering, and finding joy even in the toughest times.
“God didn’t rush when He made us… He gave us resilience, spirit, and endless energy. In my next life, I’d still choose to be Nigerian”.
Nigeria’s independence anniversary is marked with various events and activities nationwide.
President Bola Tinubu delivered a national broadcast, urging Nigerians to work together towards building a stronger nation.
Big Brother Naija star Cross Okonkwo popularly known as Cross Da Boss proposed to his girlfriend Chinonso on Tuesday.
The romantic proposal was witnessed by friends and fellow BBNaija alumni, including Liquorose, who shared clips from the event.
Cross got down on one knee and popped the question, and Chinonso said yes.
After the proposal, the couple celebrated with an intimate dinner with their guests.
Cross shared his joy on Snapchat, posting a video with the caption, “Guys, my love of my life said yes”.
He also expressed gratitude to God, captioning another post, “The most happiest man alive. Thank you Jesus”.
This comes after he announced last year that he had been “arrested by God” and dedicated his life to Jesus Christ, stating that God had called him to do His work and build His Kingdom.
Erica Nlewedim, another BBNaija star, also congratulated the couple via FaceTime, sharing a video of the moment.
Fans and colleagues have taken to social media to offer their best wishes to the lovebirds as they prepare for marriage.
Singer Victor Okafor popularly known as Mr. Real has expressed regret over featuring Idowest on his hit track “Legbegbe”, claiming it limited the song’s potential and his career growth.
In a recent interview on Hip TV Trending, Mr. Real revealed that he wished he had released the record as a solo project, stating that it would have elevated him to the same status as some of Nigeria’s biggest stars, including Wizkid and Burna Boy.
Mr. Real claimed that a potential remix collaboration with Wizkid on “Legbegbe” was scrapped due to complications allegedly involving D’banj.
He said the missed collaboration with Wizkid would have significantly boosted “Legbegbe”‘s success both in Nigeria and globally.
“Legbegbe” released in 2017, became a huge hit across Nigeria, catapulting Mr. Real to fame.
However, the singer stated that certain choices made during its rollout prevented him from fully capitalising on the song’s success.
Mr. Real stated: “I regret bringing Idowest into that song… I wish I had sung that song alone. If I had sung that song alone, I’d be on the same level as Burna Boy and Wizkid.” He added that Wizkid’s remix plan didn’t materialize “all because of D’banj…”
Actress Liz DaSilva has shared a harrowing experience where she nearly had an accident during Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) scan.
In a video posted on Instagram, DaSilva said she had almost forgotten to remove metal pins from her wig before entering the machine, which uses strong magnets that can pull metal objects, causing injury or affecting results.
Liz explained that she was initially scared about undergoing the scan and informed the medical staff about her fears.
She said after removing her earrings, bra, waist beads, and chain, she nearly proceeded with the scan without remembering the pins in her wig.
“Yes. Some things have to be posted on social media. For people to know where to step on and where not to step on. I had an appointment this morning for 10.40am. And I also have another appointment for 2pm. I had my hair done. On getting to my appointment, it’s an MRI appointment. When I got in, I was scared. And I made it known to the person attending to me that I was scared.
“I was almost ready to go in. But I remembered that there is pins in my hair. There is pins in my wig. So, I had to quickly remind her that my wig has pins. She said, oh, I was about to ask you,” Liz said.
Overcome with emotion, Liz broke down in tears, expressing gratitude to God for saving her from a potentially fatal mistake.
She said in Yoruba, “Truly, God saved me, I can say it boldly, anywhere. What would have happened? If God had not protected me, who knows, maybe I would have died”.
Big Brother Naija reality star Phyna has expressed outrage and grief over her sister Ruth’s tragic death, which she claims was calculated and planned.
In a series of emotional posts on Instagram, Phyna accused Dangote Group, a billionaire businessman’s company, of being insensitive and irresponsible in their handling of her sister’s burial expenses.
“Also on Sept 13th, the day of burial, Dangote groups did not pick up all calls made to them from us, as we were told the bills were not paid, but they claim it was, the mortuary was also covered by the family,” she said.
According to Phyna, Dangote Group covered only her sister’s bills at Lagoon Hospital, while the family paid other bills from Auchi to Irrua without reimbursement.
“The bills from Auchi down to Irrua were covered by the family; no refund has been made.
“In the time of all the troubles, @dangotegroup said to the public that they’ve paid all hospital bills. The only bill Dangote covered was Lagoon Hospital,” she said..
She also claimed that the company did not pick up calls on the day of the burial, despite claiming to have paid all hospital bills.
Phyna shared a letter sent to her father by Dangote Group, asking him to acknowledge receipt of funds for burial expenses.
She accused the company of impersonating her father by writing the letter themselves and sending it to him to sign.
According to her, she finds the action particularly hurtful, questioning why the company couldn’t have asked the family for an acknowledgement letter instead of drafting one themselves.
She said: “This letter that was sent to my dad this evening is really paining me, like @dangotegroup you killed my sister, do massive PR, una give the girl papa money for burial, una con still by una self write acknowledgement letter impersonating my father and you sent to him to sign, so that una plan of after burial nothing else go stand because by then the man go don sign this letter.
“@dangotegroup, if you needed an acknowledgement letter or receipt for the funds you sent for the burial, you would have kindly asked for the acknowledgement letter from the family, and then we would have provided it. Why typing as my dad? And sending it to him to sign.
“This should never happen again. If you need something, you ask, as you have always done, because since you can type the letter for us, that means a lot of papers you were asking for while the girl was alive, you would have been able to type it then. Right now, it seems everything was well calculated”.
Nigerian Afro-Soul artist Ureny (real name Omoluyi Irene Joseph) has officially launched his music career with the release of his debut single “Melody” under NeverStop Records International.
Born on December 30, 2006, in Rivers State and originally from Edo State, Ureny discovered his love for music at just seven years old.
Now, in 2025, he makes his professional entry into the industry, bringing a sound defined by authentic storytelling, raw emotion, and the essence of human connection.
Blessed with a smooth, expressive voice and a talent for storytelling, Ureny channels his introverted nature into music that resonates deeply. His artistry transcends entertainment, capturing the lived experiences of many across Africa through poignant and heartfelt songwriting.
Melody is a piece of my soul’, Ureny shares. “It’s about expressing emotions that words alone can’t carry. That’s what I want my music to be; a voice for feelings we all share’’.
With ‘Melody’ Ureny offers a compelling introduction to his Afro soul style which is rich, introspective and timeless. Backed by NeverStop Records, he’s currently preparing for the release of his debut EP ‘’An Intention’’ a project that promises to showcase his range, depth and unique artistic voice.
As 2025 unfolds, Ureny is poised to become a powerful new voice in Nigerian music and one to watch on the Afro-Soul landscape.