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🤣💔 “This one just dey chop Don Jazzy food” — Fan reacts to Boy Spyce’s transformation!

The before-and-after photos of Don Jazzy’s signee, Boy Spyce, have gone viral — and Nigerians can’t keep calm! 😅

From slim and coded to fresh and loaded, fans are now joking that the Mavin star is clearly enjoying the national cake in Don Jazzy’s kitchen 🍛👨🏽‍🍳

Nigerians no go ever disappoint with cruise! 😭🇳🇬

Highlife musician behind the 'Gwo Gwo Gwo Ngwo' song, Mike Ejeagha, passes away at 95.

"I am worth over $455-billion right now. I am richer than Elon Musk but I don't brãg like him."__ Cubana Chiefpriest

"I'm so rich I don't know what to do with money anymore but I just decided to hide my money and not put it out on Google or Forbes. I don't mean to brãg but my account balance right now is $455-billion. Whether you believe it or not, you won't do anything. It is my $455-billion." ~ Cubana Chiefpriest

Cubana Chiefpriest says his Google networth of $17-million is a le because he's richer than Elon Musk who is worth $425-billion 🥲

FBI arrests Nigerian 'tech queen' Sapphire Egemasi over alleged fraud in US.

Sapphire Egemasi, a tech enthusiast, has been arrested by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) in connection with a large-scale fraud scheme that targeted multiple US government agencies.

Egemasi, a programmer who operates a Devpost account, was arrested around April 10, 2025, in Bronx, New York, alongside other co-conspirators, including Samuel Kwadwo Osei, who appeared to have led the syndicate.

Their arrest stems from a federal grand jury indictment filed in 2024, charging the suspects with multiple counts of internet fraud and money laundering for crimes said to have occurred between September 2021 and February 2023.

Egemasi and her Ghanaian co-defendants allegedly conspired to defraud the city of Kentucky of millions of dollars.

According to investigators, her role involved designing spoof websites impersonating official US government domains to steal login credentials and facilitate the transfer of stolen funds.

Before her arrest, Egemasi was reportedly based in Cambridge, United Kingdom, although authorities believe she previously lived in Ghana, where she likely established ties with her co-conspirators.

She allegedly served as the syndicate’s tech lead, orchestrating the creation of fake sites and overseeing wire transfers to accounts under the gang’s control.

Text message records allegedly show that in August 2022, the syndicate rerouted $965,000 stolen from Kentucky into a PNC Bank account.

In a separate transaction around the same time, $330,000 was funnelled into an account with Bank of America.

To conceal the origins of her wealth, Egemasi reportedly claimed to have held multiple roles, mostly internships, at major multinational companies, including British Petroleum, H&M, and Zara.

Egemasi, who was popularly known online as ‘tech queen’, assumed a polished digital persona, especially on LinkedIn, where she showcased her skills and “flaunted a luxurious lifestyle”.

Via her social media accounts, she posted photos of herself on lavish vacations to destinations like Greece and Portugal, which prosecutors now claim were funded, through illicit proceeds.

🚨 BREAKING NEWS!!! 🚨

Blessing CEO DEFENDS Angela Okorie, Calls Out Regina Daniels! 😳💥

"Let’s call a spade a spade — Regina Daniels was WRONG!" 😮👀

Blessing CEO has entered the Angela vs Mercy Johnson saga — and she’s not holding back:

🗣️ “Angela only expressed her pain. Nollywood lacks expression. Regina had no business calling her 'werey' when she wasn’t mentioned.”

She went further to shade Regina’s interference:
👉 “Two colleagues were having a rift. Regina jumped in emotionally, instead of asking what Mercy Johnson really did.”

Blessing even hinted:
👉 “If I had jumped in to defend Angela, the whole saga would’ve been more entertaining.” 😩

Moral lesson: Not every fight needs a third party — sometimes, silence saves face 😶🔥

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Nasboi in Bauchi state beginning Davido to give him a verse