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The first traditional wedding looks from Peller and Jarvis deserve a slow, stylish appreciation. After their civil wedding, the couple embraced Jarvis’ Edo roots with outfits that celebrated culture in the most elegant way. Every fabric, bead, and design detail told a beautiful story. Their wedding fashion felt rich, meaningful, and proudly Nigerian. It was…
Follow Peller and Jarvis’ journey from their first TikTok livestream to their traditional wedding and glamorous August 1 wedding celebration in this weekend special. When Content Became a Love Story Some love stories begin with a text. Others begin with a chance meeting. For Peller and Jarvis, it all started during a TikTok livestream in…
Gone are the days when indulging in sports betting meant queuing at the sparsely existing betting shops, most of the time for a lengthy period. The days when kids could not participate in such an activity are gone. Today, we have a different story on our hands, one that is littered with issues that are…
The extortion of the Chairman of the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission, Musa Aliyu, by police officers has exposed a painful truth that ordinary Nigerians have endured for decades. If the head of Nigeria’s anti-corruption agency can face stopping, intimidation, and a forced payment of N53,000 at an illegal checkpoint, what chance…
Discover why BBNaija continues to captivate Gen Z. From relatable housemates and drama to new twists, here’s what to expect as Africa’s biggest reality show returns today. More Than Just Reality TV Big Brother Naija has become more than a television show. It is now a yearly pop culture event that brings millions of young…
The Sultan of Sokoto‘s warning against stereotyping Muslims as criminals deserves serious attention. The issue of religious profiling can escalate insecurity if not properly handled. This is especially concerning for a country held together by fragile cohesion. No society should expect lasting peace if its components apportion guilt to entire ethnic or religious communities. There…
Every rainy season, Lagos drowns. And every year, the reasons are exactly the same. On the morning of June 29, 2026, Lagos residents woke up to streets that had become rivers overnight. From Gbagada to Lekki, Surulere to Ikorodu, Oshodi to Chevron, water swallowed roads, entered homes, and swallowed vehicles whole. Motorists abandoned cars on…
Every expectant parent deserves to welcome a new baby with hope. Increasingly, many Nigerian families instead confront fear, uncertainty and crushing medical bills. Childbirth, one of life’s most significant moments, has become an expensive ordeal that many households can no longer afford. Reports of routine deliveries costing hundreds of thousands of naira, while Caesarean sections…
Nigerian music is becoming the soundtrack of global football. See how Nigerian artistes are taking Nigeria’s culture to football’s biggest stages. Before the final whistle, before the trophy lift and before a new world champion is crowned, history will already be made. For the first time in 96 years of FIFA World Cup history, the…
The latest wave of xenophobic attacks against Africans in South Africa is a painful reminder that the dream of African unity remains incomplete. Reports of businesses being looted, innocent people assaulted and foreign nationals forced from their communities expose a disturbing failure to uphold human dignity and the rule of law. For Nigerians, the situation…
