‘Don’t Beg Me’ — Mo Bimpe Threatens Legal Action Over ‘False’ Paternity Allegation

 

Nollywood actress Adebimpe Oyebade, better known as Mo Bimpe, has threatened legal action over a report alleging paternity fraud involving one of her triplets.

An X user, @iam_Mardiyyah, claimed that Mo Bimpe’s husband, actor Lateef Adedimeji, had filed for divorce over the paternity of their newly born triplets after a general hospital rejected his blood donation for one of the babies.

The user wrote: “Popular Nigerian actor Lateef Adedimeji has filed for divorce from his wife after the Ilorin General Hospital rejected his blood donation for one of the triplets. The doctor claimed their blood groups do not match, and this triggered a

Cardi B Breaks Silence On Rumours Linking Her With Super Eagles Star Okoye

 

American rapper Cardi B has reacted to growing

 speculation surrounding her friendship with Super Eagles goalkeeper Maduka Okoye, following recent public appearances that sparked dating rumours.

The Grammy-winning artiste, who was recently spotted having dinner with Okoye and a group of friends at Gio’s Restaurant inside the St. Regis Hotel in Venice, expressed frustration over what she described as constant public scrutiny of her personal life.

Speaking in a video circulating online, Cardi B said she believes her activities attract disproportionate attention compared to those of other celebrities.

According to her, ordinary aspects of her life often become subjects of public debate,

"You Can't Have Money If You Don't Have A Skill" — Zicsaloma Urges Nigerians To Stop Begging And Learn A Skill

 

 Zicsaloma says people cannot build lasting wealth without valuable skills, urging Nigerians to stop relying on handouts and invest in skill acquisition.

Zicsaloma says people cannot build lasting wealth without having valuable skills.

  The skit maker urged Nigerians to stop relying on handouts and focus on learning income-generating skills.

His comments have sparked debate on financial independence, self-reliance and the importance of skill acquisition.

Nigerian skit maker and content creator Aloma Isaac Junior "Zicsaloma" has sparked fresh conversations online after urging young people to focus on learning

Annie Idibia Breaks Silence Over Alleged Reunion With Ex-Husband 2face

Nollywood actress, Annie Idibia, has dismissed rumours that she reunited with her estranged husband, music star Innocent Idibia, popularly known as 2face.

Annie addressed the speculation in a post shared on her Instagram Stories on Monday.

She indicated that videos that led to the rumours were old and being

Psychology Of Aging Well: 9 Habits For Becoming The Older Person Younger People Seek Out Instead

 

To become an elder people seek out rather than avoid, cultivate psychological resilience through deep connection, curiosity, and non-judgment. Read the full insights on developing Psychology of aging well: 9 habits... via Bolde. These specific habits shift you into an inspiring, grounding presence. [1, 2, 3]

1. Stop Judging Younger Choices

Resist the urge to offer unprompted advice or critique lifestyles, careers, or relationships. Younger people open up when they feel entirely un-judged and unconditionally accepted.

 2. Practice Quiet Contribution

Focus on mentoring, encouraging, and being of service. Make it about what you can give—patience, steady care, or just a listening ear—rather than what you need to

Viral Wallet Hack Decoded: Can Aluminum Foil Help Block Wireless Card Theft? Here's The Fact

 

The unusual hack has sparked curiosity — and skepticism — about whether a thin sheet of kitchen foil can really protect against cyber-enabled pickpocketing. 

 As digital payments become the norm, an old household staple is finding an unlikely new use. Across social media, people are wrapping their wallets in aluminum foil, claiming it can stop wireless thieves from stealing sensitive card information.

The unusual hack has sparked curiosity — and skepticism — about whether a thin

The Science Behind Oatmeal And Diabetes

 

 Oatmeal is great for diabetes because it is packed with a special soluble fiber called β-glucan. When eaten, this fiber mixes with water to form a thick gel in your stomach. This gel acts like a speed bump. It slows down how fast your body digests carbs and absorbs sugar.                           

This slow digestion is the secret to managing blood sugar. Instead of a quick, dangerous spike in your glucose levels, sugar enters your bloodstream slowly and