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  It seems like *Toyin Tomato*, a popular character from the Nigerian TV series *Super Story*, is offering advice based on traditional views of marriage. Her statement urging women to "avoid divorce" and suggesting that "equality doesn't exist in marriage" reflects a more conventional perspective on marital roles. Such advice often emphasizes the importance of maintaining the family structure, even in challenging times, and might prioritize patience, endurance, and submission in the face of marital difficulties. This viewpoint can resonate with certain cultural or religious values, especially where the idea of the husband being the head of the family is emphasized. However, it's important to recognize that societal views on marriage are diverse. Many people advocate for mutual respect, partnership, and shared responsibility as essential to modern marriages, where both partners contribute equally, albeit in different ways. Her comments might spark discussion

Air Peace, one of Nigeria’s leading airlines, has strongly denied recent allegations of a shattered windshield during landing at Abuja Airport. The incident reportedly occurred during a flight from Lagos to Abuja, sparking concerns among passengers and aviation stakeholders. However, the airline has clarified that the allegations are baseless and do not reflect the actual events of the flight. The Allegation: Passengers aboard the Air Peace flight claimed that the aircraft’s windshield shattered upon landing at Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja. The reports quickly circulated on social media, causing a flurry of reactions and raising questions about the safety protocols of the airline. Some eyewitnesses claimed to have heard a loud noise as the plane touched down, which fueled the rumors of a windshield failure. Air Peace’s Response: In an official statement, Air Peace categorically denied the allegations, stating that the reports were false and misleading. The airline emphas

The bustling city of Ibadan was thrown into a festive mood as Fuji music legend, Saheed Osupa, paid a surprise visit to one of his most devoted and viral fans, Asake Alalubosa, at a popular market. The visit, which quickly became the talk of the town, was nothing short of emotional and heartwarming. Asake Alalubosa, a popular trader in Ibadan known for selling yam flour (locally called "Alalubosa"), had recently gone viral on social media for his undying love for Saheed Osupa’s music. In several videos, the energetic trader could be seen passionately singing Osupa’s songs while attending to customers in his market stall. His videos, which exuded pure joy and enthusiasm, had captured the hearts of thousands, including the Fuji maestro himself. When Saheed Osupa saw the viral videos, he was deeply moved by the genuine admiration and love shown by the fan. He decided to pay him a surprise visit, bringing along with him a small entourage of musicians and well-wishers.  On the day

 Governor Alex Otti of Abia State has explained the delay in paying the new N70,000 minimum wage. He cited the need for proper planning and discussions within the committee established to oversee its implementation. The committee is responsible for determining the modalities of payment and ensuring the financial sustainability of the wage increase. While the state government is committed to paying the new wage, the process requires further assessment to avoid financial strain on the state.

The house was unusually quiet that evening, the silence only punctuated by the occasional nervous laughter or the shuffling of feet. It was the night everyone had been dreading – eviction night. After weeks of competition, challenges, and the forming of bonds, someone would be leaving Big Brother’s house, and the uncertainty of who it might be had every housemate on edge. Earlier in the day, Big Brother’s voice boomed over the speakers, calling the housemates to the living room. They knew something was coming, but the tension in the air felt thicker than usual. “Housemates,” Big Brother began, “tonight is eviction night. But before the eviction, I want each of you to predict who you think might be leaving the house tonight. You will not reveal your thoughts to anyone else – write them down and place them in the confession box.” The room went still. Every housemate looked around, some glancing nervously at each other, while others avoided eye contact. The unpredictability of the game ma

Selena Gomez, once known primarily for her Disney Channel roles and pop music hits, has now ascended to a new level of success. In 2024, she achieved a remarkable milestone by becoming one of the youngest self-made female billionaires in the world. But this wasn’t an overnight transformation; Selena’s journey was a tale of resilience, reinvention, and relentless determination. Born in Grand Prairie, Texas, Selena’s path to stardom began when she was just a child. Her breakthrough role came on the Disney Channel show *Wizards of Waverly Place*, where she enchanted viewers with her wit and charm. Yet, even as her career in acting and music flourished, Selena’s ambitions reached far beyond the stage and screen. By her early twenties, Selena was already grappling with immense fame, but she had always been more than just a pop star. Behind her public image lay a sharp business mind, eager to break free from the conventional boundaries of Hollywood. In 2017, she launched *Rare Beauty*, a cos