5 Everyday Habits You Must Stop Immediately As Cholera Cases Hit 65,000 In Nigeria

 

Nigeria has recorded over 65,000 suspected cholera cases in 2026. Here are five everyday habits that increase the risk of cholera and how Nigerians can protect themselves.

For many Nigerians, some daily habits feel normal because “that’s how we’ve always done it”. But with cholera cases rising across the country, some of these routines could quietly put people at risk.

Nigeria has recorded more than 65,000 suspected cholera cases across 35 states and about 195 local government areas this year, according to the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control and Prevention (NCDC).

Speaking during a press briefing in Abuja on August 28, 2026, NCDC Director-

Could Your Spending Habits Be The Reason You Never Have Enough Money?

 

 The truth about living in this part of the world is that you are permanently slightly in debt. Before salary lands, you have already mapped out where it is going. First, you settle the debt you owe your stomach and restock the house. Then the light bill. Then the other bills lined up behind it. Most months, the salary finishes before it even arrives.

Rent season is even worse. Your landlord is breathing down your neck with a 30% increase, the alarm in your head starts ringing, and you are borrowing from a friend to complete the payment. Then black tax comes like a thief in the night, not considerate of whatever you already have piled up in front of you. Some months it

‘Take It Easy On Me, I’m Sorry’ — Real Warri Pikin Reacts After Viral Timaya Stage Moment

 

Award-winning comedian Real Warri Pikin has appealed to Nigerians to be less critical of her following a viral moment with singer Timaya at the 2026 AFRIMMA Awards in Dallas, United States.

The comedian, who won the Best Stand-Up Comedian award at the event, addressed the controversy in a video after clips surfaced online showing Timaya lifting her during his stage performance.

Explaining how the incident happened, Real Warri Pikin said Timaya had invited a woman from the audience to join him on stage.

NAFDAC Alerts Nigerians Over Suspected Counterfeit Toothpaste

 

The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control, NAFDAC, has alerted Nigerians to the circulation of a suspected counterfeit toothpaste, ORACIRE+ Toothpaste, being distributed in the country under the guise of the registered ORACARE+ Toothpaste.

The agency said the alert followed a formal complaint and a market intelligence report on the widespread distribution of the suspected counterfeit product.

According to NAFDAC, market surveillance carried out at Ojuwoye Market in

I Wouldn’t Have Married Simi If She Were SS Or AS – Adekunle Gold

 

Nigerian singer, Adekunle Gold, has revealed that genotype was a big factor for him when he wanted to marry due to him being SS.

Speaking in a recent episode of the One54 Podcast, Adekunle said he wouldn’t have married his wife if she wasn’t AA.

He emphasised that it makes no sense to bring a child into the world and they would be sickly.

“I wouldn’t have married my wife if she were SS or AS. Forget love. I don’t think it

Penis Enlargement Tragedy: Nigerian Influencer ‘Tiny’ Ubiribo Ignored Medical Advice Before Fatal Procedure – Clinic

 

A cosmetic clinic in Bangkok, Thailand, has claimed that Nigerian influencer, Igho “Tiny” Ubiribo, insisted on undergoing a penis enlargement procedure in a single session despite medical advice to split the treatment into two stages.

The revelation emerged as Thai authorities launched an investigation into the clinic following Ubiribo’s death less than 24 hours after receiving hyaluronic acid penis filler injections.

According to reports, Ubiribo, a Nigerian content creator based in London, died on

Nigerian Beauty Founder Olamide Olowe Steps Down As Topicals CEO After Six Years — Former Fenty Beauty Executive Takes Over

 

 

Topicals founder Olamide Olowe has stepped down as CEO, handing over to former Fenty Beauty executive Sukiana Chancy as the skincare brand plans expansion across Africa, Europe and the Middle East.

Olamide Olowe has stepped down as CEO of skincare brand Topicals after five years but will remain actively involved in the company.

Former Fenty Beauty executive Sukiana Chancy has been appointed the new CEO to lead the next phase of growth.

Chancy will oversee Topicals' expansion across Africa, Europe and the Middle East, with Nigeria already serving as one of the brand's African markets.

Topicals has raised more than $22 million, attracted investors like Rema and