Author: Ifedamola Joseph Fayomi

Nollywood actor Yul Edochie has officially reconciled with his elder brother, Linc Edochie, and his aunt, veteran actress Rita Edochie, following a prolonged period of public family conflict.  The reunion, which took place at a recent family gathering attended by key members of the Edochie clan, has brought relief to fans who have watched the family drama unfold over the past year. New Daily Prime reports that tension among the actors began in 2024 when Linc publicly advised Yul to handle his controversial marriage to actress Judy Austin with more discretion and keep private matters off social media. Read Also: Rita…

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Reputation is a country’s invisible currency; it shapes tourism flows, foreign direct investment, diplomatic clout, and even the global sales of its firms. In 2025, several independent studies and reputation indexes paint a consistent picture: a small set of countries continues to enjoy outsized trust, admiration, and respect from the international community. Here are the ten countries that stand out for having the strongest reputations this year, along with their significance. Read Also: Top 10 wealthiest families in Nigeria (2025) Switzerland Long admired for political stability, neutrality, world-class institutions, and high quality of life, Switzerland tops many reputation measurements. Its financial…

Africa is home to some of the world’s most influential business dynasties, families whose wealth, legacy, and economic impact stretch across generations. From manufacturing and mining to telecommunications, agriculture, and luxury goods, these families have shaped industries and contributed significantly to the continent’s economic landscape. As of 2025, the following are considered the top 10 wealthiest families in Africa, based on publicly available valuations and long-standing business influence. 1. The Dangote family – Nigeria The Dangote family remains Africa’s wealthiest, thanks to the industrial empire built by Aliko Dangote. What began as a small trading business evolved into a continent-wide…

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The move comes at a time when Burna Boy has been facing heavy criticism online following a controversial incident during a recent performance in Colorado.

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Afrobeats rising star LOVN, born Charles Akinloye, has joined Mavin Records, marking a significant milestone in his fast-growing music career. The announcement was made on Thursday by the label’s founder, Don Jazzy, who praised the young singer’s consistency, talent, and dedication over the years. Don Jazzy revealed that LOVN first came onto his radar through his impressive performances on major talent shows, including Access The Stars and The Voice Nigeria. Read Also: Don Jazzy shares story of discovering Ayra Starr on Instagram Beyond competitions, the music executive said he closely followed LOVN’s journey on social media, where the singer consistently showcased…