Man Advises Muslim Women: Avoid Perfume in Public
Mohammed Modey advises Muslim women to avoid wearing perfume outdoors, citing Islamic law. He explains it's permissible at home but prohibited publicly to prevent stirring desire.
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Woman Demands Husband Pay for Breastfeeding in Nigeria
Meerah Abdul, a Nigerian Muslim woman, has sparked debate by stating her husband must pay her monthly to breastfeed their child, citing Islamic principles and compensation for maternal labor.
Sokoto Bans Costly Pre-Wedding Ceremonies to Boost Marriage
Sokoto State Governor Ahmed Aliyu announces strict enforcement of law banning extravagant pre-wedding activities, citing rising marriage costs as major factor keeping youth unmarried.
Ladoke Akintola's Historic Ogbomoso Estate in Ruins
The once-grand Ogbomoso estate of former Western Nigeria Premier Chief Ladoke Akintola has deteriorated severely after years of neglect and looting, with LAUTECH now taking over restoration efforts.
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Nigerian Man Marries Uncle's Daughter He Cared for as Child
Musa Elshaarawy from Gombe State celebrates his marriage to Khadeejerh, his uncle's daughter whom he carried and played with when she was a toddler, sharing their heartwarming story online.
Police Arrest Masquerades for Public Peace Breach in Akwa Ibom
Akwa Ibom State Police Command has detained three individuals, including two masquerades and their leader, for alleged violent conduct disrupting public peace in Etinan LGA.
Youngest Yoruba King Bans Casual Terms Like 'Bro'
Oba Oloyede Adekoya Akinghare II, the youngest monarch in Yoruba land, issues a stern warning to stop informal addresses, emphasizing respect for tradition and royal authority.
Olu of Warri: Why Polygamy Is Not an Option for Me
Olu of Warri Ogiame Atuwatse III explains his rejection of polygamy, emphasizing family stability and peace of mind over traditional expectations in a BBC Pidgin interview.
Postpartum Care: Who Should Mother New Mother and Child?
Bishop Charles Ighele explores the delicate dynamics of postpartum care in African families, advising that the nursing mother's comfort should guide who mothers her and her baby.
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Lagos Sets Rules for Pilgrims to Israel, Jordan
Lagos State government has outlined strict guidelines for Christian pilgrims traveling to Israel and Jordan, emphasizing spiritual focus, discipline, and proper conduct during the religious journey.
Ogun State at 50: Gateway of Progress and Heritage
As Ogun State marks its 50th anniversary, this article explores its journey from creation in 1976 to becoming a hub of industry, education, and culture in Nigeria.
Responding to God's Word: Insights from Venerable Wolemonwu
Venerable Stephen Wolemonwu explores why people react differently to God's word, examining internal and external factors that influence acceptance or resistance.
Kumuyi on Daily Service with Eternal Reward
Pastor W.F. Kumuyi highlights the importance of consistent, selfless service to God, drawing from biblical passages to outline principles for acceptable spiritual devotion.
Malian Griots and Hip-Hop: Oral Storytelling's Legacy
Explore how Malian griots and modern hip-hop artists preserve history, critique power, and assert identity through rhythm and narrative, from ancient courts to global stages.
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Protest in Ijebu Ode Over Awujale Imposition Plan
Residents of Ijebu Ode staged a massive protest against alleged government plans to impose the next Awujale, following a halt in the selection process by Ogun State authorities.
Olubadan Meets Tinubu Amid Oyo Royal Council Changes
President Bola Tinubu hosted Olubadan Rashidi Ladoja in Abuja as the monarch assumes rotational chairmanship of Oyo's traditional council, sparking public reactions on leadership and state development.
Yoruba Monarch Bans 'Bro', 'Blood' Addresses
The 22-year-old Arujale-Ojime of Okeluse Kingdom warns against demeaning expressions, insisting on strict use of 'His Royal Majesty' to uphold tradition.
Youngest Yoruba King Warns Against Disrespect of Throne
The Arujale-Ojime of Okeluse Kingdom, Oba Oloyede Adekoya Akinghare II, has issued a stern directive against casual address of his royal person, emphasizing his sacred status as Igbakeji Orisa.
Pastor Demoted After Conflict With Former Disciple Turned Pastor's Wife
A viral social media story alleges a Nigerian branch pastor was demoted following tensions with a former disciple who married the lead pastor and began addressing him as 'son', sparking online debates about church power dynamics.
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Nigerian Dad in Poland Raises Kids Without Religion
A Nigerian man living in Poland reveals his children don't know Jesus, Mohammed, God or Allah. He argues Africa needs critical thinkers, not God-fearing children, sparking heated debate online.
IShowSpeed Sparks Jollof Debate After Praising Nigerian Version
American streamer IShowSpeed's declaration of Nigerian jollof rice as superior during his Lagos visit has reignited the heated West African culinary rivalry with Ghana.
Lady Apologizes to Sisterhood for Marrying for Love
A Nigerian TikTok user sparked debate by apologizing to women for marrying for love instead of financial security, receiving mixed reactions online.
Lady Marries at 32 After 8 Disappointments, 5 Breakups
A Nigerian lady shares her joy after marrying at 32, overcoming eight marriage disappointments and five breakups, sparking mixed reactions on social media.
Passover 2025: Dates, Times, and How It's Celebrated
Explore the dates, times, and traditional practices of Passover 2025, a significant Jewish holiday commemorating the Exodus from Egypt, with insights into its historical and cultural importance.
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Ethiopian Timket Festival Gains Popularity in Africa
The Ethiopian Timket religious celebration is making waves across Africa, drawing attention for its vibrant cultural and spiritual significance.
Tomorrow Man Led Jehovah's Witnesses in Nigeria
A man known as the 'Tomorrow Man' led the Jehovah's Witnesses in Nigeria, overseeing a congregation of 2010 members, highlighting religious leadership and community growth in the country.
Bride Overjoyed as Guests Wear Aso Ebi at Wedding
A Nigerian bride expressed immense happiness after guests at her wedding ceremony agreed to wear the Aso Ebi attire she selected, highlighting the cultural significance of this tradition in fostering unity and celebration.
Alaafin Palace Gate Design Elicits Reactions, Oyo-Cross Link
The Alaafin of Oyo's move to redesign an ancient palace gate has sparked widespread reactions, with many questioning its connection to Cross River State's cultural heritage.
Sultan Announces Sha'aban 1447 AH Start Date
The Sultan of Sokoto has confirmed Tuesday, January 20, 2026, as the first day of Sha'aban. This follows a nationwide moon sighting exercise. Read details.
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Firewood Used as Roofing Material in Nigeria, Video Goes Viral
A viral TikTok video shows a building under construction roofed with firewood, sparking intense debate about safety, standards, and traditional building methods in Nigeria. See the reactions.
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