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  ‎Nigerian singer, Olawale Ashimi, popularly known as Brymo, has stirred fresh controversy after sharing a divisive opinion on relationships and accountability. ‎ ‎In a post on his Instagram page, the Tabula Rasa crooner suggested that men should not apologize to women when the latter are at fault, a stance that has since drawn criticism and sparked debate across social media. ‎ ‎Nobody deserves to suffer more than men who apologize to women when the women are wrong,” he wrote. “And suffer they will from here, and for the rest of humanity’s earthly existence.” ‎ ‎The remarks, widely described as misogynistic by critics, have triggered a wave of reactions from fans and commentators alike. While some dismissed the statement as provocative or exaggerated, many others expressed concern over what they see as a harmful generalisation about relationships and gender dynamics. ‎ ‎For some observers, the controversy reflects a broader conversation about pride, responsibility and communicati...

  Global beverage giant Pepsi has officially pulled its sponsorship and all associated funding from the Wireless Festival following a massive public and corporate outcry over the inclusion of American rapper, Kanye West in the lineup. The withdrawal comes after weeks of mounting pressure on the festival’s organisers to drop the controversial artist, whose recent history of inflammatory rhetoric has made him a polarizing figure for major brands. Pepsi, a long-term partner of the London-based urban music festival, reportedly issued a statement citing a misalignment of values as the primary driver for their exit. The move is seen as a significant financial blow to the event, as Pepsi’s “blue chip” sponsorship accounted for a substantial portion of the festival’s production and activation budget. Industry insiders suggest that the sudden loss of funding could trigger a “domino effect,” with other secondary sponsors and vendors currently reviewing their associations with the 2026 editio...

The General Overseer and  Founder of Omega Power Ministries (OPM), Apostle Chibuzor Gift Chinyere, has announced additional support for a young autistic man popularly known as Aboy, following his recent marriage. The cleric disclosed in a post on X on Sunday that Aboy, now named Elijah, received a Lexus car gift, while he and his wife were also given a plot of land. “Former Aboy, now Elijah, has received a Lexus car gift, while both he and his wife were also given a plot of land,” the tweet read. He further revealed that Elijah has been appointed as an ambassador for the church’s free school for children with autism and Down syndrome. “Today, April 5, 2026, he has also been appointed as an Ambassador for OPM Free School for Autism and Down Syndrome,” he said. The development comes days after the pastor officiated the marriage between the autistic man and an older woman, a move that had sparked widespread reactions on social media. It was earlier gathered  that the wedding, hel...

  Former Chelsea and Brazilian midfielder, Oscar has retired from soccer five months after being admitted to the hospital with a heart issue, Brazilian club São Paulo said on Saturday. São Paulo said the 34-year-old Oscar finalized the termination of his contract with the team this week. The deal was set to run until the end of 2027. Oscar hasn’t played for Sao Paulo since experiencing vasovagal syncope — a common cause in fainting after a sudden drop in blood pressure or heart rate — in November, requiring surgery. He collapsed during preseason testing and was reportedly unconscious for about two minutes. São Paulo said at the time he “presented a complication with cardiac changes.” “My heart stopped for about two and a half minutes, it was a shock,” Oscar said via social media on Saturday. “Today I’m better able to talk about it; before, I would get emotional. I took the test, ended up fainting, my blood pressure dropped, and my heart stopped. Then they performed CPR for more tha...

  Al Nassr forward, Cristiano Ronaldo, moved another step closer to football history after reaching 967 career goals in Al-Nassr’s emphatic 5–2 victory over Al-Najma in the Saudi Pro League on Friday. Returning from a month-long injury absence, the Portuguese forward showed no signs of rust as he delivered a decisive second-half performance. According to Fabrizio Romano’s X post on Saturday, “Cristiano Ronaldo returns from injury, scores a crucial penalty and brace for Al Nassr. 967th career goals reached.” After missing recent matches due to a hamstring issue, Ronaldo marked his comeback in style, underlining his enduring influence at the top level. Despite  facing the league’s bottom side, Al-Nassr were initially stunned as Al-Najma took a surprise lead. However, the hosts responded just before the break, with Sadio Mane and Abdullah Al Hamdan both finding the net in first-half stoppage time to turn the game around. Ronaldo then took control after the interval. He calmly con...

  The  United States President, Donald Trump yesterday told the Iranian regime that “time is running out” and that it must make a deal or open the crucial Strait of Hormuz to shipping or face “hell,” renewing an earlier threat in which he vowed to send Iran “back to the stone ages.” “Remember when I gave Iran ten days to make a deal or open up the Hormuz Strait. Time is running out – 48 hours before all Hell will reign down on them. Glory be to GOD!,” he wrote on his Truth Social platform. The remarks came as the U.S. forces searched for a missing crew member after an F-15E jet fighter was shot down a day earlier over Iran. One crew member has been rescued, the U.S. officials said. Trump had previously set deadlines for Iran to make a deal or to open the Strait of Hormuz, through which some 20 percent of global oil and natural gas supplies pass. Tehran has effectively blocked the passage, leading to a worldwide energy crisis. On March 30, Trump said, “If for any reason a deal ...