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Mo Bimpe Secures Fresh Endorsement Deal After Family Celebration

Popular Nollywood actress Adebimpe Oyebade, widely known as Mo Bimpe, has signed a new endorsement deal with food brand Johnvents Foods.

The actress announced the partnership through a promotional campaign shared online, with fans and colleagues congratulating her over the latest achievement.

The endorsement news comes shortly after reports surrounding celebrations in her family with actor husband Lateef Adedimeji.

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Fresh Breakup Rumours Hit BBNaija Stars Sheggz And Bella

Reality TV couple Sheggz and Bella Okagbue are once again facing breakup rumours after social media users noticed changes in their online activities.

Speculation intensified after reports claimed the pair unfollowed each other on Instagram, triggering conversations among fans of the former Big Brother Naija housemates.

The couple, popularly known together as “Shella,” began their relationship during the BBNaija “Level Up” season and have remained one of the show’s most talked-about pairs.

Despite the latest rumours, neither Sheggz nor Bella has officially confirmed a breakup. Similar claims surfaced in the past, with Sheggz previously dismissing reports that their relationship had ended and insisting they were still together.

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Manchester City have announced Enzo Maresca as the club’s new head coach, with the Italian tactician signing a long-term contract until June 2029.

Man City Begin New Era With Appointment of Enzo Maresca Man City Begin New Era With Appointment of Enzo Maresca

Former presidential candidate and ex-governor of Anambra State, Peter Obi, has said many Nigerians facing xenophobic attacks and hardship in South Africa would still rather stay there than return to Nigeria because of the worsening situation at home.

Former presidential candidate and ex-governor of Anambra State, Peter Obi, has said many Nigerians facing xenophobic attacks and hardship in South Africa would still rather stay there than return to Nigeria because of the worsening situation at home.

The Federal Government has discontinued $717.7 million in undisbursed World Bank financing for Nigeria’s power sector, dealing another setback to efforts aimed at reviving the country’s troubled electricity industry.

Nigeria, W'Bank End $717m Power Deal Amid Electricity Sector Crisis Nigeria, W'Bank End $717m Power Deal Amid Electricity Sector Crisis