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A Nigerian lady has taken to Facebook to reveal that her aunt recently welcomed another child in a rather bizarre way. According to Chinenye, her aunt had given birth to a set of twins just 3 months earlier. Read more.

An Indonesian woman who while on vacation, was swept away by a strong wave on Citepus Beach, has been found. According to reports, she was found unconscious on the beach, a year after the incident. Read more on the story.

The seven feet and two inches tall Nigerian man was perfect for the role of the feared villain Alien because of his height. Bolaji Badejo was born on August 23, 1953, in Lagos, Nigeria. He was the second child of Victor and Liz.

In a bid to paint the picture of a big boy living the good life, a Nigerian slay king has landed himself in an embarrassingly hot mess. The young man was caught on camera stealing a Macbook worth N700k. Read more.

Following the French president, Emmanuel Macron’s visit to Afrikan shrine in Lagos, several celebrities have reacted to the much talked about visit, one of which is Daddy Freeze who came out to call Fela a prophet of God.

A Nigerian woman has cried out on Twitter after she lost her sister. The woman identified simply as Chinny alleged that sister who is a corps member was shot dead in Abuja where she was serving. Read full story on NAIJ.com.

The Nigerian Senate on Wednesday, July 4, summoned the Federal Road Safety Commission (FRSC), and the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation over the recent accident in Lagos involving a fuel tanker and leading to some deaths.

Everyday, different stories of young Nigerian inventors pop up on the internet, proving that Nigeria as a country is home to a lot of intelligent minds. A young man has since gone viral for his latest invention of a car.See photo.

In a sad turn of events, Nigerian talented singer Dapo Oyebanjo, popularly known as Dbanj, had lost his one-year-old son on Sunday, June 24. The singer who has been silent since the tragedy final breaks his silence.
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