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The Federal Government has officially rolled out a new healthcare policy aimed at senior citizens. Under this new directive, free healthcare services will be provided to all pensioners who earn below N70,000.

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What are your thoughts on this new rollout? Let us know in the comments. 👇🏾

Dear Boy,

Somewhere inside you is the answer to a problem the world hasn’t solved yet.

One day you’ll build something. Lead something. Say something in a room that makes everyone go quiet, because it needed to be said, and you were brave enough to say it.

A younger boy is already watching how you walk through this world. He doesn’t know your name yet. But he’ll remember what you showed him.

The future doesn’t just happen to you, you happen to the future.

Happy International Day of the Boy Child. 💛

To every boy reading this , we believe in YOU!

The silent treatment is one of the most debated behaviors in relationships. Some see it as a necessary pause to cool down and process emotions, while others view it as a form of emotional manipulation.

We took to Twitter(X) to see what Nigerians think. Read through the screenshots 👉

Where do you draw the line between simply “needing space” and actively giving the silent treatment?

Relationship people answer the question above 👀

🕊️ A true icon of the screen, Alexx Ekubo will forever be remembered for the unmatched joy, laughter, and brilliant talent he brought into the lives of his family, friends and fans.

Our deepest condolences go out to his family, friends, and fans during this incredibly difficult time. Rest in perfect peace. 💛

Is 150 out of 400 really the standard we want for higher education in Nigeria? That’s barely 37.5%!

JAMB has officially announced 150 as the minimum university admission cut-off mark for the 2026/2027 academic session, and it’s sparking a massive debate.

Does this move accommodate the current realities of our education system, or does it indirectly encourage “academic laziness” by giving candidates a free pass for subpar performance?

What’s your take on this? 👇🏾