An overzealous fan has flung his expensive phone to singer Wizkid to make a video on stage.
The excited fan flung his phone to the musician at an event to make a recording of himself while performing on stage as other fans were also recording him.
Click below to see video
Uduak Frank Akpan, the first accused person in the m*rder of Iniubong Umoren, a job seeker in Akwa Ibom...
The National Agency for the Control of AIDS (NACA) has said that a recent study carried out by the...
A lady has narrated how she lost her phone during a d@ngerous expedition in Uyo for 40k. She said...
Nigerian women has applauded in excitement as a ‘fitness guru’ shows off his dancing prowess. The fitness guru who...
Video Director Omori has advised the wealthy to abstain from recording their charitable deeds. Taking to his twitter account, the...
Ogun residents has marveled at the magnificent ambulance allegedly provided for them by the state government. The people are...
About $5billion is required to effectively implement the Nigerian National Broadband Plan (NNBP) 2020-2025, a committee set up by...
Refrain from unfair hike in prices of food items this festive season — First Lady Oluremi Tinubu begs market women November 17, 2024
Nigeria under ‘Emilokan’ is sinking into chaos, insecurity, corruption – Obasanjo November 17, 2024
We don’t put our dads in retirement homes in Africa. I can never do it — Rapper Phyno November 16, 2024
Nigeria needs 11.6 million toilets and N10 billion annually to end open defecation by 2030 — Minister November 16, 2024
Alleged N1.3 trillion fraud: I know those behind my EFCC probe — Former Delta Gov. Okowa November 16, 2024
U.S. court sentences Nigerian man to 10 years in prison over $20 million fr+ud November 15, 2024
Lagos police reject $100K bribe offer from notorious yahoo boy November 15, 2024
Banks that give hawkers money will be penalized — CBN issues fresh directives November 15, 2024
23-year-old armed r%bbery suspect pilfers police’s phone inside patrol van November 15, 2024
Nigeria’s inflation rate rises to 33.88% in October 2024 November 15, 2024
