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Marital Crisis: 2Baba’s Management Claims Wife Is Hindering Singer’s Career
The management team of Nigerian music icon 2Baba Idibia has raised concerns that internal interference is affecting the singer’s career growth and international plans. During an Instagram Live session with media personality Daddy Freeze, members of 2Baba’s team recounted several incidents they believe have disrupted key projects, particularly those aimed at expanding his presence in
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2Baba Idibia and Wife Natasha Osawaru Clash During Daddy Freeze’s Livestream
A video showing Nigerian music legend 2Baba Idibia and his wife, Natasha Osawaru, in a heated argument has gone viral online. The footage, shared by entertainment blogger Cutie Juls, captures Natasha confronting the singer during his Instagram livestream with popular media personality Daddy Freeze. In the video, 2Baba instructs Natasha to remain quiet, but she
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“My Father Regretted Funding My Education After I Became a Skit Maker” — Sabinus
Nigerian comedian Emmanuel Ejekwu, popularly known as Sabinus, has opened up about his father’s initial disappointment over his choice of career. In an interview with VJ Adams, Sabinus revealed that his father had always hoped he would become a lawyer. When he failed to gain admission to study law, he pursued a degree in Linguistics
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Global Arms Producers See Record Revenues Amid Wars in Gaza, Ukraine, and Beyond: SIPRI 2024 Report
Record Global Arms Revenues Driven by Wars and Geopolitical Tensions Revenues from the world’s top 100 arms-producing companies reached an unprecedented $679 billion in 2024, fueled by ongoing conflicts in Gaza and Ukraine, rising military expenditures, and heightened global tensions, according to the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI). The report highlights a 5.9 percent
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Israelis Protest in Tel Aviv After Netanyahu Requests Pardon on Corruption Charges
Massive Protests Erupt Over Netanyahu’s Pardon Request Tens of thousands of Israelis have taken to the streets in Tel Aviv, protesting against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s request for a presidential pardon from his ongoing corruption trials. Demonstrators gathered outside President Isaac Herzog’s residence, holding signs and staging symbolic acts, including a mock courtroom scene and
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Venezuela Urges OPEC Support Amid Rising Tensions With US
Maduro Appeals to OPEC to Protect Venezuela’s Oil Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has called on the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) to assist his country in countering “growing and illegal threats” from the United States and its president, Donald Trump. In a letter sent to fellow OPEC members on Sunday, Maduro accused the
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Greek Farmers Clash With Police Over Delayed EU Subsidies
Massive Protests Erupt as Farmers Demand EU Subsidies Hundreds of Greek farmers clashed with police on Sunday, blocking major highways in central and northern Greece amid growing frustration over delayed European Union (EU) agricultural subsidies. The protests, which involved hundreds of tractors, mainly targeted the Athens-Thessaloniki national highway near Larissa, a key transport artery in
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Deadly Floods Across Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Thailand, and Malaysia Claim Over 1,140 Lives
Extreme Flooding in Southeast Asia Leaves Over 1,140 Dead Severe flooding and landslides triggered by tropical storms have devastated parts of Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Thailand, and Malaysia, leaving more than 1,140 people dead and thousands more displaced. Torrential rains have inundated regions including Sumatra in Indonesia, southern Thailand, northern Malaysia, and central Sri Lanka, causing
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Trump-Backed Nasry Asfura Leads Honduras Presidential Race: Early Trends and Key Insights
Nasry Asfura Takes Early Lead in Honduras Presidential Election Honduran presidential candidate Nasry Asfura, representing the National Party, is currently leading the 2025 presidential race, according to early election results. With approximately 40 percent of votes counted, Asfura has secured around 41 percent, narrowly edging out his main rival, Salvador Nasralla of the Liberal Party,
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Gaza Children Forced into Work Amid Ongoing Conflict with Israel
The ongoing conflict in Gaza has forced children as young as eight to take on adult responsibilities, leaving school behind to help their families survive. The devastating consequences of Israel’s military operations have created a humanitarian crisis where children are forced to become breadwinners in their households. Children Losing Their Childhood Fifteen-year-old Mohammed Ashour carries
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