Nigerians voice their complains about the National Grid as it collapsed again on the 11th of December 2024. Social media Commentator, Daniel Regha questions the Nigerian government about who the national grid affects. He points out if it affects any other countries in Africa or its just Nigeria.

He stated that many countries enjoy continuous power supply 24/7 meanwhile Nigeria is suffering with less than 12 hours power supply..

“When Power Grid collapses, does it affect Togo, Benin, Niger? Or only Nigerians suffer blackout? Let’s not also forget that these countries reportedly get light “on a 24-hour basis” while some places in Nigeria barely see 12 hrs daily.”

“A country that supplies light to other countries but can’t brag of steady electricity; Deliberate problem.”

Nollywood Actress Moyo Lawal discusses her clothing principles, she shares that she avoids wearing short clothing and prefers them indoors.

The actress comments on a video of herself dancing at the Thinline movie premiere, she states that she prevents wearing short clothes to retrain herself from her energetic dancing in the public.

“This is why I never wear short things out or leave my house …. Then you give me a dress code like ***Sincityglam (Risqué and racy ). Come on now, P.S. I did my makeup myself; how did I do it?
Dress and ensemble @gwillsdesigns who is definitely tired of my wahala and scary ideas I bring”.

Nollywood veteran Rita Edochie has voiced her frustration over the recurring death rumors surrounding her colleague, Osita Iheme, also known as Pawpaw.

The actress expressed her disbelief that such rumors continue to spread, most recently claiming the popular actor had passed away.

Edochie revealed that this was the second time she had encountered such false reports about Pawpaw, and what upset her even more was that many fans believed the fabricated news and posted condolences in the comment sections.

In a heartfelt and detailed Instagram post, Edochie reflected on how these death rumors have become all too common in the entertainment industry, particularly targeting actors.

She pointed out that the spread of these false stories isn’t just limited to Pawpaw but has also affected her personally.

Edochie recalled a previous instance when a photo of her taken on a movie set was misused to fuel a death rumor about her.

“This rumor has surfaced before,” Edochie wrote.

“Just a few days ago, it came up again, with pictures of my great son and veteran colleague Osita Iheme, known as Pawpaw, trending on social media with captions claiming he was dead.

Sadly, many people fell for the fake news and began commenting ‘RIP’ as if it were true.”