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A female undergraduate from Tai Solarin University of Education (TASUED) has ignited a fierce online debate after declaring a strict financial benchmark for her potential romantic partners in a viral video. The computer science student stated unequivocally that she “cannot date a man who earns less than ₦5 million” monthly, outlining a tiered system for relationships based solely on a man's income. A Tiered System of Friendship and Romance In her explanation, the student categorized men by their earnings: *   The "Poor" Category: Men earning between ₦1 million and ₦2 million monthly were labeled as "poor" and deemed unsuitable for dating. *   Casual "Emergency" Friends: Those earning below ₦1 million, she said, were only fit for casual friendship. “I can only befriend those who earn below one million, maybe when I need emergency 50K or 100k that’s when I’ll message him,” she stated. *   The Dating Threshold: For a serious romant...

LAGOS, Nigeria — Veteran music icon Innocent Idibia, popularly known as 2Baba, has made a direct and public appeal to fans and the Nigerian public, asking for forgiveness as the intense scrutiny of his private life and marital crisis with his wife, Natasha, continues to dominate headlines and social media. During a recent performance, the legendary singer addressed the audience, stating, "Make una no vex again. Make una forgive me and my family and everybody." This plea comes after weeks of controversy that saw the couple's personal struggles play out in a series of very public incidents, from a viral video of an altercation leading to the singer's reported arrest in the United Kingdom to a tense, abruptly ended live podcast interview. From Private Struggle to Public Spectacle The drama escalated when a video surfaced online appearing to show 2Baba involved in a physical altercation with his wife, actress and Edo State lawmaker Natasha Osawaru...

BONANZA, Arkansas — A day after she appeared in court to finalize her divorce, 40-year-old Charity Beallis and her six-year-old twin children were found shot to death inside their sprawling $755,000 home, marking a devastating culmination of a year-long struggle for safety and legal protection. A Deadly Discovery and a Pattern of Violence On the morning of Wednesday, December 3, 2025, deputies from the Sebastian County Sheriff's Office performed a welfare check at the Beallis residence in the small city of Bonanza. After receiving no answer at the door, they were let inside by two workers and made a horrific discovery: Charity and her two young children dead from gunshot wounds. The tragedy followed a documented history of domestic violence. Court records show that Charity's estranged husband, Dr. Randall Beallis, was arrested in February 2025 for choking her in front of their children. He later pleaded guilty to third-degree battery, receiving a one-ye...

A woman has been taken into police custody after allegedly stabbing a man identified as "Jeff" in an altercation stemming from a reported financial dispute. The incident appears to be connected to an unfulfilled promise of ₦2 million, which the suspect claims was linked to an intimate arrangement she entered to fund her sister's medical care. According to the suspect's initial statement, a friend of the victim promised her ₦2 million. She agreed to the arrangement, engaging in intimacy on multiple occasions, out of urgent need to assist her seriously ill sister. However, the payment was not delivered, which she claims led to the violent confrontation. The police have confirmed the arrest and stated that the investigation is ongoing. Authorities are also seeking to question the victim's friend, who allegedly made the financial promise, to determine his connection to the events. While the specific details of this case are still un...

A significant demographic imbalance in Latvia, with women outnumbering men by 15.5%, has led to a unique social trend where single women are increasingly hiring handymen for household chores through services marketed as "husband for an hour." A striking gender gap in the Baltic nation of Latvia is reshaping daily life and household management. According to Eurostat, the European Union's statistics office, women outnumber men in Latvia by 15.5%—a rate more than three times the EU average. This demographic reality is driving a practical response: the rise of services that allow women to rent a handyman, often advertised with the playful tagline "husband for an hour." Local women cite the shortage as a tangible social issue. "There's nothing wrong with that… but just for the good balance, you would want to have some more men to flirt or chat with," Dania, a festival worker, told *The Sun*. She noted that 98% of her colleagues a...

He Was 75... It Happened in Their Home" – Shocking case unfolds in small Mississippi town as octogenarian faces murder charge after a fatal 911 call. It’s a tragic love story with a violent, shocking end. In a quiet home on Tibbs Road in Sledge, Mississippi, a domestic dispute between two seniors turned deadly, leaving a 75-year-old man dead and his 82-year-old girlfriend behind bars. Mattie Crockett, 82, is now sitting in the Tunica County Jail, charged with murder after authorities say she shot and killed her boyfriend, James Larry Jr., 75. The bond has been set at a hefty $100,000. The Fateful 911 Call The drama unfolded just after 3:15 p.m. when a calm but devastating 911 call came into the Tunica County Sheriff’s Office. The caller? Mattie Crockett herself, who reportedly admitted to the operator that she had just shot her boyfriend. When deputies and emergency crews raced to the scene, they found James Larry Jr. with a fatal gunshot wound. He was pronounced dead ...

A man has barred his wife and children from a family Thanksgiving gathering after a DNA test revealed he is not the biological father of the three children he has raised for six years, leading to a public plea for forgiveness from the wife and a sharp online debate. A family’s Thanksgiving plans were shattered by a paternity revelation that has left a marriage in tatters and sparked a fierce debate about betrayal and forgiveness. A man recently discovered, via a DNA test, that the three young children he had raised since birth were not biologically his. The discovery, made weeks before the holiday, prompted the husband to ask his wife and the children to leave the home while he processed the devastating news. However, in a controversial move, other family members extended an invitation to the estranged wife and children for the Thanksgiving gathering, hoping to include the children in the holiday. When the woman and children arrived, the husband confronted them ...