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Whenever I'm down and doubting, I remind myself that all I have today were all I once prayed for. So if he did it before, he'll do it again.

Blessing CEO calls out Nkechi Blessing for allegedly posting counterfeit Hermes bags online and takes a jab at her partner.

Blessing CEO blasted Nkechi Blessing for posting a fake Hermes bag and made jabs at her boyfriend and real estate business. She consequently accused Nkechi of dating small boys and advised her to post her boyfriend more, instead of her belongings.

Speed Darlington has been released from bail after mysteriously disappearing for three days.

Nigerian singer Speed Darlington has been granted bail after he was arrested upon a request from Burna Boy. Burna Boy had accused Darlington of cyberstalking, but his lawyer now says charges brought against him could not be proved. He was arrested in Lagos and detained in Abuja before being granted bail.

Wizkid's "Essence" has achieved another YouTube milestone, four years after its release, demonstrating that its popularity has endured despite criticism.

Four years since its release, Wizkid's hit single "Essence" featuring Tems keeps raking in numbers on YouTube. The song's audio currently sits at over 100 million streams, while the video approaches 200 million views. "Essence" instantly became a massive hit the moment it dropped and captured the nod of music critics all around the world as the summer anthem.

Federal government encourages NNPC to buy local refineries, including Dangote Refinery, to ensure a more equitable distribution of ownership in the oil industry.

Heineken Lokpobiri, the Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, had urged NNPC to invest in the regional refineries instead of operating those owned by the government. The Minister revealed this when he said that the government wants NNPC to buy shares in privately-owned refineries and operate the four government refineries through a different model. This is after NNPC's ownership of Dangote Refinery has been reduced to less than 20%.

Governor Fubara believes that the problems in Rivers State could potentially endanger Nigeria's stability.

Rivers Governor Siminalayi Fubara urged the defense and security agencies to ensure that political violence do not force the country to lose its current gains in oil production. The call came after arson attacks by political thugs on the secretariats of two local government areas. He insisted that he would crack down on the political thugs and restore peace in the state, saying increased oil production was one sure way of addressing pipeline vandalism.