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Nigerian content creator, Emmanuel Obruste, popularly known as GehGeh, has responded to criticism after videos of him attending what appeared to be a traditional wedding ceremony went viral, prompting many Nigerians to question whether the event was genuine. The self-styled relationship and finance influencer shared clips from the ceremony on his X page on Saturday, showing himself and a lady dressed in matching burgundy traditional outfits. GehGeh wore a flowing agbada accessorised with black bead necklaces. An invitation card featured in one of the videos was dated July 26, with the ceremony scheduled to begin at 11 a.m., and identified the couple as Mary and Prosper. Captioning one of the videos, he wrote: “So I no fit represent my brother wey dey abroad?” He later shared more footage from the event, including a clip of the lady performing the traditional first-feeding rites. The videos quickly triggered mixed reactions online, with many followers and fellow content creators accusin...

The videos of the private wedding of Nigerian content creator, Emmanuel Obruste, popularly known as GehGeh, have caused a buzz on the Nigerian social media space. ‎‎It captured GehGeh and his bride, Mary, in wine-coloured traditional attire at a vibrant reception as they showed their dance moves. The wedding took place in Niger State. ‎Other video clips included moments of the couple cutting their wedding cake, adding fuel to the rumours on social media. The content creator, ‎GehGeh, who is known for his humorous skits, had reportedly kept the ceremony low-key, making the leak a major surprise for fans. ‎GehGeh has repeatedly spoken against marriage in his online content, making the marriage a shock to many. He is also famous for advising men to avoid getting married, often promoting the idea of having multiple baby mamas instead. ‎‎GehGeh had criticised TikTok stars, Peller and Jarvis over their upcoming wedding while revealing that he has four baby mamas and two more women expecting ...

Marvel has named British actor, David Jonsson as the new Black Panther, unveiling him in a surprise announcement at San Diego Comic-Con weekend. The 32-year-old, who rose to prominence as Gus Sackey in HBO’s Industry, will take on the role of T’Challa’s son in the third film in the franchise. Director Ryan Coogler introduced Jonsson on stage before a cheering crowd, while the actor thanked Coogler and Marvel boss, Kevin Feige for the opportunity to join the superhero universe. “I want you to give a warm welcome to our new Black Panther: Mr David Jonsson,” Coogler said on stage. “Thank you Ryan. Thank you Kevin. Thank you to this amazing family that I have the honour and privilege and the blessing to join,” Jonsson said. Jonsson’s casting gives Marvel a fresh lead for one of its most iconic properties, while adding a strong cultural dimension to the role. The London-born actor has spoken about his heritage as Creole, with roots in Nigeria and Sierra Leone, along with Caribbean and Swedi...

  The two-time British-Nigerian heavyweight world champion, Anthony Joshua survived two early knockdowns on the way to a second-round knockout of Albanian boxer, Kristian Prenga on Sunday, his triumphant ring return paving the way for a blockbuster all-British bout with Tyson Fury. The fight at the Jeddah Superdome was Joshua’s first since he was involved in a car crash in Nigeria on Monday, December 29, 2025, that killed two of his close friends, Sina Ghami and Latif Ayodele. The 36-year-old choked up when asked in the ring about his friends and the emotions of the past seven months, but said his second-round revival was down to more than pure punching power. “That was spirit, that was Latz, that was Sina. That was family,” he said. The devastating accident occurred little more than a week after Joshua demolished YouTuber-turned-boxer, Jake Paul in a controversial Netflix-backed bout in December. Joshua’s last prior competitive appearance in the ring was his fifth-round knockout l...

Iran’s oil ministry says the country earned $18 billion from oil exports during its conflict with the United States and the period of ceasefire that followed, despite earlier claims by senior government officials that the U.S. actions had halted the country’s oil exports. In a  statement published on its official website on Saturday, the ministry disclosed that $11.5 billion was generated from oil sales during the conflict, while an additional $6.5 billion was realised during the ceasefire before hostilities resumed. According to the ministry, the total revenue represents more than 60 per cent of the oil income projected in Iran’s annual budget, despite the disruptions caused by the crisis. The  ministry stated that the earnings covered over 60 per cent of the oil revenues anticipated in the national budget during the period of conflict. The latest disclosure differs from remarks made in late June by Iran’s Parliament Speaker and chief negotiator, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, who...

The brothers of late Black Panther star, Chadwick Boseman have taken legal action against his widow, Taylor Simone Ledward, over her handling of the actor’s multi-million-dollar estate. It was gathered that the brothers,  Derrick Boseman and Kevin Boseman filed a petition before a Los Angeles court seeking an order compelling Ledward to distribute funds from the estate to family members and removing her as its administrator. The brothers accused Ledward of mishandling the distribution of Boseman’s assets, alleging that she “cannot be trusted with the continued administration of the estate.” Chadwick Boseman died aged 43 in August 2020, four years after he was diagnosed with colon cancer. He gained global recognition for portraying T’Challa, king of Wakanda, in Marvel’s 2018 blockbuster Black Panther, a role that earned him widespread acclaim. Court documents showed that Boseman had assets valued at about $3.8 million (£2.9 million) when he died. He reportedly died without leaving a...