Nigerian content creator Carter Efe reacts after Babcock University denied issuing the certificate he shared.

It can be recalled that Carter Efe claimed he graduated with a first-class degree from the university and shared a certificate as proof. However, the university stated that the certificate is a forgery.

The content creator then reacted to the denial, saying “I heard that Babcock University is looking for me. You would not see me. You will pay ₦100,000 for a ticket before you could see me in Babcock, and we are coming soon.”

Popular model Nara Smith makes headlines as she reveals that her two-year-old daughter has been diagnosed with cancer.

The model took to social media, where she shared a video revealing that they discovered the diagnosis last year and have been treating her in hopes of making a full recovery.

She also shared how the experience has been for her and her husband, including their many hospital visits.

Fans have sympathized with the family, sending love and prayers for their daughter’s recovery.

Nigerian singer Ycee reacts to the viral and trending akara skits that emerged after the advice given by the First Lady of Nigeria, Oluremi Tinubu.

It can be recalled that the First Lady shared that Nigerians can fight unemployment by going into the akara or corn business to sustain themselves in the current economy.

Following her comments, content creator Gilmore made a skit about selling akara, to which Ycee reacted “To all of you yelling ‘satire.'”

“The entire idea of satire as a literary device is to use humor, be entertaining, while also criticizing and exposing the issue at the base of the content. Portraying ‘akara selling’ as a lucrative business where you’re taking payment in Solana and ETH, patronizing Polanco and shopping at HF, etc… where is the said ‘satire’ that you all are screaming?”