Nigerian Singer Rema shares his thoughts and secret between Nigerian parents and their children who support them financially.

The singer shared that children who support their family financially are less likely to be disapproved but their parents as long as they contribute to the family.

This information was revealed during a discussion between Rema and Enzo, a content creator. The singer encouraged Enzo to get a tattoo like his, however the content creator stated his parents will disapprove.

The content creator then recalled how his mother disapproved when he first started making his hair, Rema the responded with an advice.

“Don’t worry, you just need to hustle a little bit more. Wait till you cash out big. Nigerian parents don’t advise breadwinners.”

Netflix is once again buzzing with fresh releases and fan-favorite returns, and this week’s global Top Pick is packed with drama, thrillers, and stories that hit close to home. Let’s break down what’s got viewers hooked around the world right now.

1. Adolescence

Topping the chart is Adolescence, a British crime drama that’s both intense and innovative. The story follows 13-year-old Jamie Miller, who finds himself at the center of a dark school tragedy. What makes the series stand out isn’t just the subject matter but how it’s shot — every episode is done in one continuous take, making the whole experience feel more real and urgent. Since it dropped on March 13, it’s drawn in almost 97 million views in just three weeks, thanks to its raw storytelling and haunting realism.

2. You – Season 5

You is back for its final act, and it’s bringing Joe Goldberg full circle. He’s back in New York, trying to walk a straight path and live a quiet life — but if you know Joe, you know that’s not going to last. This last season, released on April 24, dives deep into his past while setting up a gripping finish. It’s been praised for tying up the story in a way that fans are calling dark, emotional, and oddly satisfying.

3. The Gardener

Mixing romance with crime, The Gardener brings a unique spin to the hitman genre. This Spanish series centers on a mother and son who run a gardening business — but secretly, they’re hired killers. Things get complicated when the son starts falling for one of their targets, blurring the line between duty and love. With strong performances and a suspenseful plot, this one’s quickly gaining a solid fanbase.

These shows are just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to what Netflix is offering right now, but they definitely reflect why viewers keep coming back. Whether it’s the gritty realism of Adolescence, the psychological tension in You, or the twisted love story in The Gardener, there’s something for everyone in the mix this week.

Popular Nigerian Businessman and Socialite, E-Money has been arrested by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) for naira abuse.

It was reported that the socialite was picked up EFCC on the 28th of April at his house in Omole, Lagos. Rumors of his arrest begin and many link it to the  viral video of him spraying dollars at an event.

On the 29th of April, an EFCC official came out to the public with a statement rveelain the arrest of E-Money.

“On Monday night, we arrested E-Money for Naira abuse and defacing foreign currencies. Specifically, he was alleged to have sprayed U.S. dollars, which is against the Foreign Exchange Act.”

“Yes, he was arrested at his Omole, Lagos residence. Preliminary investigations are ongoing, and he will be charged to court as soon as investigations are concluded.”

“He is currently being flown to Abuja as I speak, to face investigators on the issue.”