Nigerian Afrobeats sensation Tiwa Savage sparks an emotional moment at the Meltdown Festival in London when she pauses her performance to acknowledge and embrace her former English teacher in the crowd.

The touching reunion took place at the Southbank Centre, where Tiwa was headlining as part of the festival curated by British rapper Little Simz. In a now-viral video, the singer was performing when she suddenly pointed toward a man in the audience and exclaimed;

“That’s my teacher! He was my English teacher.”

She then left the stage, walked over to him, and gave him a warm hug — a gesture that drew loud cheers and applause from the crowd.

The heartfelt moment quickly spread across social media, with fans praising Tiwa for her humility and gratitude. Many described it as a "full-circle moment," applauding her for honouring a figure from her formative years.

Tiwa Savage, who spent part of her early life in the United Kingdom, has often spoken about how her experiences there helped shape her career. This encounter not only highlighted her roots but also revealed the depth of her appreciation for those who impacted her journey.

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Can this happen in Nigeria?

Since 2012, Brazil has implemented a program known as "Remission for Reading," which allows prisoners to reduce their sentences by reading books and writing reports.

For each approved book report, inmates can have four days deducted from their sentence, with a maximum of 12 books per year, totaling up to 48 days annually.

The program aims to promote literacy, critical thinking, and personal development among inmates, facilitating their rehabilitation and reintegration into society.

Participants select books from the prison library, which includes materials in Braille, audiobooks, and foreign languages to accommodate diverse needs.

After reading, inmates have 10 days to write a review demonstrating their understanding of the text.

These reviews are evaluated by a commission comprising educators, librarians, and civil society representatives.

This initiative has been recognized for its positive impact on inmates' lives, offering them a constructive way to reduce their sentences while fostering personal growth and reducing recidivism.

Me: This is what is called correctional or reformational or rehabilitation center.

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**From Waste to Wealth: Transforming Our Future**

**Embrace the Circular Economy!**

Did you know that what we consider waste can actually be a valuable resource? The concept of "From Waste to Wealth" highlights the incredible potential of recycling, upcycling, and reusing materials to create new products and opportunities.

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Together, we can turn waste into wealth and build a more sustainable future for generations to come!

**Let’s make a difference! **

**From Waste to Wealth: Transforming Our Future**

**Embrace the Circular Economy!**

Did you know that what we consider waste can actually be a valuable resource? The concept of "From Waste to Wealth" highlights the incredible potential of recycling, upcycling, and reusing materials to create new products and opportunities.

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**Let’s make a difference! **

The Internet blackout was first noticed by NetBlocks, an organisation that tracks global cybersecurity and digital governance.

NetBlocks highlighted a near-total internet blackout in Iran starting from June 18, 2025, linked to escalating military tensions with Israel, including missile strikes, with data showing that internet connectivity in the country had dropped to 3%, a pattern consistent with intentional government shutdowns as noted by BBC Verify's analysis of Netblocks' live network data.

Iran has accused Israel of launching a large-scale cyberattack on its digital infrastructure. According to Iran's semi-official Fars News Agency and state-run IRIB News, Israel initiated a "massive cyber war" targeting the country's critical infrastructure, including banking and online services, as reported on June 17, 2025. Iran's Cyber Command claimed that many of these attacks were successfully repelled.

Additionally, a pro-Israel hacking group, Predatory Sparrow (Gonjeshke Darande), claimed responsibility for a cyberattack on Iran's Bank Sepah, causing widespread disruptions to ATMs, online transactions, and payment processing, which aligns with Iran's accusations.

HAPPY 75TH BIRTHDAY CHARLY BOY!

Happy 75th birthday to Nigerian icon Charly Boy! Known for his bold style and music, he's made a lasting impact on the entertainment industry with his TV shows like "The Charly Boy Show". As "His Royal Punkness" and "Area Fada", he's been a household name for decades.
Wishing him many more years of creativity, influence, and joy!

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HAPPY 75TH BIRTHDAY CHARLY BOY!

Happy 75th birthday to Nigerian icon Charly Boy! Known for his bold style and music, he's made a lasting impact on the entertainment industry with his TV shows like "The Charly Boy Show". As "His Royal Punkness" and "Area Fada", he's been a household name for decades.
Wishing him many more years of creativity, influence, and joy!

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Iwuanyanwu's bans wife from remarrying

The late elder statesman and former Ohanaeze Ndigbo President -General, Chief (Engr. Dr. ) Emmanuel Iwuanyanwu, has left behind a final Will that bans his wife, Lolo Frances from remarrying.

The document, released on June 16, 2025, and managed by Will administrator Chief Chukwuma Ekomaru (SAN), outlines how the respected businessman and politician’s wealth is divided among his immediate family and select beneficiaries. Among the key highlights is the inheritance of the iconic “Legacy House” on Port Harcourt Road, Owerri, willed to Frances with a strict instruction that the house must never be sold.

In addition to the residence, Frances received ownership of Magil Furniture—once run by Iwuanyanwu’s late first wife, Eudora—and partial ownership of real estate holdings in Orji, Works Layout, and Naze in Imo State. But the Will comes with a firm condition: any move by Frances to remarry would result in automatic forfeiture of all these properties.

Their son inherits the Abuja residence, while the London property is slated for sale. The proceeds from that transaction are to be divided with 60% earmarked for the education of Iwuanyanwu’s youngest son, 30% to his first son, Jide, and 10% to Ezinne, who currently resides in the property, to aid in securing a new home.

A major philanthropic gesture within the Will is the decision to convert the “Glass House” near the Orji flyover into a public trust managed by an independent board, dedicated to charitable and community causes. Meanwhile, other valuable assets located in Abuja, Imo, and across Nigeria were fairly allocated among his five children, who have collectively described their father’s final instructions as “honorable and just.”

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RUTH KADIRI TAKES THE GLOBAL STAGE

Nollywood's talented actress RUTH KADIRI is set to shine on the world’s most powerful stage at Cannes Lions in France! Joining a league of influential voices, she'll continue to make impactful statements, inspiring millions!

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Standing Strong
"Though the fig tree does not bud and there are no grapes on the vines, yet I will rejoice in the Lord, I will be joyful in God my Savior." - Habakkuk 3:17-18

In times of uncertainty, it's easy to feel overwhelmed. But as the proverb goes, "When life gives you lemons, make lemonade." We can choose to find the silver lining and stand strong.

Perseverance Pays
"Let perseverance finish its work so that you may be mature and complete, not lacking anything." - James 1:4

The proverb "Fall seven times, stand up eight" reminds us that perseverance is key to overcoming challenges. Every setback is an opportunity to learn and grow.

Trust in God's Plan
"For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future." - Jeremiah 29:11

The proverb "Man proposes, God disposes" encourages us to trust in God's sovereignty. He has a plan to prosper us, and we can rest in His goodness.

Community Matters
"Two are better than one... If either of them falls down, one can help the other up." - Ecclesiastes 4:9-10

The proverb "United we stand, divided we fall" highlights the importance of community support. Together, we can overcome even the toughest challenges.

Conclusion
"And we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love him, who have been called according to his purpose." - Romans 8:28

May these words of hope and encouragement inspire you to stand strong in the face of adversity. May you find perseverance, trust, and community support to guide you through challenging times. May God bless and guide you towards a brighter future.

Ex corper
This s*x people are talking about one day i will try it.
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THE DEVIL'S MISTRESS
PART 2
The first time Jessica stepped into the VIP lounge, her stomach twisted with shame. The air smelled like expensive whiskey and desperation, a far cry from the stench of the slums she had grown up in. The neon lights flickered, casting shadows over the faces of men who watched her like she was a meal. She was nineteen, dressed in a tight black dress that clung to curves she hadn’t even known she possessed—a far cry from the bony girl who used to count grains of rice in the dirt.
Lady Lily, the woman in the sleek car, had painted this life as glamorous. "You’ll wear designer clothes, sleep in five-star hotels, and make in one night what your parents sweat for in a year," she had said.
But the first time a client touched her, Jessica had locked herself in a bathroom afterward and scrubbed her skin raw.
Not all of it was hell.
There were nights when the men were kind—older businessmen who preferred conversation over groping, who tipped her extra when they saw textbooks peeking out of her bag. Some even admired her ambition.
"You’re too smart for this," one had said, a silver-haired executive who paid her just to listen to him talk about his failed marriage. He left her an envelope thick with cash and a note: "For your education."
On those nights, Jessica allowed herself to hope. She would return to her tiny apartment—a step up from the slums, but still a far cry from luxury—and spread her books across the bed. Economics. Law. Literature. She devoured knowledge like a starving woman, her highlighter bleeding across pages late into the night.
And then there was the money.
Every month, without fail, she sent home stacks of cash—enough to feed her siblings, to pay for medicine, to finally get her father’s cough checked by a real doctor. Her mother’s voice on the phone was lighter these days, no longer frayed with exhaustion. "God bless you, my daughter," she would say, and Jessica would swallow the lump in her throat.
They never asked where the money came from.
She never told.
But then there were the other nights.
The ones where men didn’t see her as a person, just a body. The ones where their hands left bruises, where their laughter was cruel, where they called her names that made her want to vanish.
One client, a politician with a gold Rolex and dead eyes, had smirked as he threw cash at her feet. "Pick it up," he ordered.
She did.
That night, she cried in the shower until the water ran cold.
Lady Lily had warned her: *"This life will eat you alive if you let it."
Jessica refused to let it.
She kept a strict schedule—classes in the morning, study sessions in the library between appointments, nights "working" only when she had to. She learned how to read men, how to manipulate their desires, how to give them just enough to keep them coming back without losing pieces of herself.
And she never, ever let herself forget why she was doing this.
Her siblings were slipping away—one sister pregnant at sixteen, a brother dropping out of school to hawk goods in traffic. The slum was a monster, and it was hungry.
But Jessica had claws too.
Then came the night she met him.
A crime lord.
Not just any client, but the kind of man even powerful people whispered about. His name was a rumor, a shadow. And when he walked into the VIP lounge, the air shifted.
He didn’t leer at her like the others. He studied her.
"You don’t belong here,"* he said, his voice low.
Jessica met his gaze without flinching. "Neither do you."
For the first time in years, someone saw her—*really* saw her.
And that was the most dangerous thing of all.
TO BE CONTINUED...