A grandmother was not in support as a woman returned for her son she abandoned seven years agoThe granny recounted how the boy's mum abandoned him with her under the guise of stepping out to get somethingOn her part, the woman, who is remarried, defended her absence from the child's life and expressed readiness to pay off the grannyA drama broke out as a Nigerian woman returned for her son seven years after she abandoned him.

- Jihar Zamfara ne ta fi kowacce jiha fadi jarrabawar yayin da jihar Ogun ne kan gaba wajen cin jarabawar - Sakamakon da aka fitar kwanaki 38 bayan rubuta jarrabawar ya nuna cewa jihar Filato ne kan gaba wajen magudin jarrabawa - Abuja da Jihohin Kogi, Ondo da Taraba sun fi kowace Jiha kamewa ga barin satar amsa Hukumar Shirya Jarabawa ta Kasa (NECO), ta fitar da sakamakon jarabawar dalibai na SSCE da aka rubuta cikin watan Nuwamba/Disambar 2017.

The man who accused E-Money of dating Jnr Pope's widow has confessed to the allegation and given reasons for his actionHe said he wanted to gain followers and popularity on social media and also added that he knew what he was doing was a crimeHe begged for forgiveness, and he added that he has never seen E-Money before, but he wanted his attentionA man known as Stanley Okoruwa, who defamed businessman, Emeka Okonkwo, professionally known as E-Money, has confessed to his crime after he was apprehended by the police.

Name: Fathia Williams BalogunBirthdate: February 5, 1969Birthplace: Delta state, NigeriaOccupation: Nigerian actress, filmmaker, director and producer.BiographyFathia Balogun was born into a polygamous family of nine children. She attended Maryland Primary School and Maryland Comprehensive Secondary School in Lagos state. After obtaining her West African School Certificate, Fathia enrolled at Kwara State Polytechnic for a diploma certificate. CareerFathia Balogun began her career in the Nigerian film industry in the 1990s and is known for starring in big films such as Farayola (2009), Basira Badia (2016), and My Woman (2018).

An Italian man, Filippo Ferlazzo, has been sentenced to 24 years in prison for beating a Nigerian, Alika Ogorchukwu, to deathThe incident occurred in July 2022, in the Italian city of Civitanova Marche, and went viral at the timeFerlazzo allegedly accused Ogorchukwu of harassing his girlfriend, prompting him to batter the NigerianFCT, Abuja - The Chairperson of the Nigerians in Diaspora Commission (NiDCOM), Abike Dabiri-Erewa, has expressed satisfaction with the jail sentence of Filippo Ferlazzo.