Callisto Pasuwa might be headed back to Zimbabwe or potentially moving to Scotland after his stint coaching in Malawi. The legendary tactician previously won four consecutive league championships with Dynamos and took the Warriors to AFCON for the first time in years. His tactical approach focuses on high pressing and quick transitions with possession-based football through smart midfielders.
Sports journalist Chioniso Mashakada broke the story about his potential departure from Malawi. Fans are going wild on social media debating whether Pasuwa should join Dynamos again or link up with Scotland FC. Meanwhile, Tonderai Ndiraya is reportedly leaving Scotland to take over at newly promoted Hardrock FC.
The main argument among supporters...
Patrick Doyle just shared how he feels about his ex-wife, Ireti, keeping his last name after their split, and the veteran actor seems pretty chill about the whole situation. The broadcaster told a show that he would rather stay quiet than trash-talk someone he used to be married to, which is surprisingly mature for celebrity drama.
The guy mentioned that the Doyle surname helped open career opportunities for Ireti, and she managed not to embarrass the family name while building her acting reputation. Patrick expressed pride in what she accomplished professionally after their marriage ended, even though the couple never publicly explained why they divorced.
The Big Brother Naija winner says becoming a mom outside marriage wouldn't mess up her life because society only judges broke single mothers. Mercy Eke told a podcast that getting pregnant before walking down the aisle isn't her plan, but she would keep the baby if it happened since she wants three kids anyway.
The reality star claims successful single moms have guys begging to marry them, and she could lock down a husband tomorrow if she wanted one. Eke mentioned that plenty of suitors exist, but none of them match what she needs in a partner yet.
An entertainment founder from Lagos told people at a blockchain conference in Kigali that African artists need better tech access to compete worldwide. Seyebomi Ogunsanya, aka Sheye Banks, runs Hevy Hub, and the guy said tools like blockchain and AI should amplify creative work without changing what makes African storytelling unique.
He mentioned that the continent has massive creative potential, but creators lack proper infrastructure and resources to capitalize on their talent. The entrepreneur wants African artists to control their intellectual property through blockchain while using digital platforms to reach bigger audiences. His incubator teaches young people how to blend artistic skills with technology, and he stressed that...
A Nigerian dermatologist is opening another location of his beauty business in Abuja after clients kept asking for it. Dr Bruce Nwachie runs Skinetics clinics with his brother and partners, and the guy has been working in skincare for almost four decades, while the Lagos spot has been operating for a decade.
The doctor launched an academy to train beauticians properly because he says unqualified people have wrecked the industry with sketchy practices. His operation started as Skin Essence in the United States back in the 90s, before the Nigerian venture kicked off years later. The clinic focuses heavily on anti-aging treatments, which apparently drives most of the customer demand across the country.
Nigerian artist Steady Boi is dropping a track called Oil & Gas (TAPIPI Dance) through JAYO Records with distribution from Virgin Music South Africa. The song leans heavily into Afrobeat vibes and targets people grinding toward their come-up, and the rapper says the whole concept represents sitting on potential like oil reserves until everything finally breaks through.
The artist positions himself as a fresh voice coming out of Nigeria's current Afrobeat wave with street credibility mixed into polished production. The single sets up his next project while introducing what he calls his signature sound that balances raw delivery with refined artistic choices.
Liquorose from Big Brother Naija says she was grinding in recording studios before the reality show happened, and music still calls to her despite finding success as an actress. The dancer revealed that performing on camera feels safe because she can keep doing it until her 70s or 80s, but there's a whole musical side that fans haven't experienced yet.
She mentioned writing poetry and working with professional writers while acknowledging her vocals won't match Beyoncé's level. The entertainer claims her tracks will have emotional depth beyond just club bangers, and she can handle dancehall or rap because of her poetry background. Her music career got put on hold when acting became the comfortable path forward, but the desire to drop...
Nigerian comedian HOD brought over a thousand families to an event center in Lagos for the first Family Fiesta, which mixed games and performances with messages about spending quality time together. The guy wanted to create a space where parents and kids could bond through laughter instead of just existing in the same house without actually connecting. Celebrity guests like dancer Kaffy and health personality Aproko Doctor showed up to support the whole thing.
Parents at the venue said the experience gave their children chances to make memories outside their normal routines. The comedian designed the gathering to remind families that shared moments build stronger relationships in a world where everyone stays glued to screens and...
A media critic went off about Daddy Lumba and claimed the late highlife star was the worst person she had ever dealt with. Sally Mann told a radio station that the musician hid behind his fame to avoid getting called out for treating people badly and putting himself first, no matter what.
Mann alleged that his divorce drama was about keeping his money safe instead of having feelings for his ex-wife, Maa Akosua. The critic also dropped claims about Lumba getting involved with Odo Bronii when she was still a minor, which she described as seriously messed up. She basically said his legendary reputation let him get away with behavior that would have destroyed anyone else's career.
