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What is Everyone Watching? Here is Netflix’s Top Picks as of April 2025

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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.

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Seun Kuti Compares Sowore and Peter Obi, Says Activist Has Done More for Nigeria

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Nigerian singer Seun Kuti causes a stir among the public after his comparison of activist Omoyele Sowore to Peter Obi.

Speaking in a live video, the singer shared his thoughts and stated that Omoyele Sowore is better at politics than Peter Obi. He explained how Sowore has done many works and brought justice like no Nigerian politician ever will.

He then compares the activist to Peter Obi, stating that Sowore is indeed better. Fans reacted to his statement, and many shared their insights on this matter.


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Stop Flexing Wealth, Then Begging for Donations’ — VeryDarkMan Calls Out Kiddwaya

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Popular Nigerian Activist VeryDarkMan slams Kiddwaya for requesting for donations in order to support the victim of the Benue violence.

It can be recalled that the reality star also shared a post concerning the violence in Benue and trying to send money to support. However he was slammed by Nigerians after they called him out on the level if his sincerity.

The first thing you could do, you just quickly do one write up next thing you go drop account number. How would you know what the Benue people need when you never go there. You just dey wherever you dey, write one nonsense letter come drop account.”

“I’m happy Nigerians rebuked you to the point wey you go delete am, e sweet my body. Because you na guy man wey like dey brag about your wealth. Every time you rub your wealth on people’s face, show say na you better pass every Nigerian.”


 

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Nollywood’s Jigan Babaoja Shares How He Overcame Body Shaming with Self-Love”

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Nigerian Actor Abimbola Kazeem popularly known as Jigan Babaoja reveals how he went through body shaming criticism and overcame it.

During a recent interview, the actor shared that with his physical disability, he grew up with a strong mindset. This has helped him shape his mentality to overcome negative criticism about him.

What happened is I have taken these things off my mind. I have taken it off my mind since I was eight years old. I do not know if I have an injury on my leg. The only time I know I am living with disability is when I look into the mirror.”

My advice to people like me is that they should observe my life. Before you abuse me, I would have abused myself. There is nothing anyone can say to me that would pain me. They should accept that that is how God does his thing.”


 

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