South African performer Khanyi Mbau completed dental surgery in Turkey through a procedure called the Hollywood Smile. The actress documented her dental transformation through social media posts that gained widespread attention online. She has previously undergone multiple cosmetic procedures throughout her career in entertainment.
Social media users expressed divided opinions about her latest physical modification. Critics questioned her repeated surgical choices and suggested the changes indicate personal image struggles. Several commenters worried she had progressed beyond reasonable limits with body alterations.
The actress has become known for openly discussing her cosmetic enhancement experiences. Her surgical history includes...
Niger State chieftaincy coordinator Alhaji Gimba Abubakar died Saturday morning following a brief medical emergency. The Galadima Raban Nupe served under Governor Mohammed Umar Bago before his unexpected passing. Family members reported that Abubakar appeared healthy Friday and traveled independently to medical facilities Saturday. His death surprised relatives who received notification after his hospital arrival.
Governor Bago expressed condolences through Chief Press Secretary Bologi Ibrahim to the bereaved family and Etsu Nupe. The deceased official leaves behind three wives and multiple children during his early fifties. Bago characterized Abubakar as a principled administrator committed to proper governance. The governor praised...
Edo State authorities pledged Saturday to honor late former Inspector-General Solomon Arase through commemorative measures. Governor Monday Okpebhole announced the commitment while receiving Arase's remains at Benin Airport through Chief of Staff Gani Audu. Officials praised the deceased as among Nigeria's most distinguished police commanders and legal professionals from the state.
Arase passed away August 31 at an Abuja medical facility following a brief illness at age 69. The veteran officer served as the nation's 18th Inspector-General before chairing the Police Service Commission. His career began December 1981 after earning degrees from Ahmadu Bello University, University of Benin and University of Lagos. State leadership promised...
Nigeria's Tertiary Education Trust Fund approved N70 billion for mini grid power systems across 18 selected institutions during its 2025 intervention cycle. Board of Trustees member Aboh Uduyok announced the initiative during a stakeholder meeting in Uyo on Friday. The program targets persistent electricity challenges affecting universities and polytechnics throughout the South South region and other areas. Sustainable energy solutions will reduce operational expenses while improving research capabilities and academic environments.
Several South South institutions received disaster recovery intervention funding, including Federal University of Science and Technology in Ikot Abasi and Bayelsa State Polytechnic. Stakeholders requested...
Delta State dismissed health workers who charged pregnant women and children under five years old for free medical services. Health Commissioner Joseph Onojaeme announced the disciplinary actions during a maternal health program launch in Ndokwa East local government area. The sanctioned employees collected unauthorized fees while simultaneously billing the state government for the same treatments. Officials emphasized that all expectant mothers receive cost-free care through delivery and children under five get complimentary medical attention.
The state reduced maternal deaths from more than 200 to fewer than 120 per 100,000 live births through improved policies. Federal representatives identified five Delta local governments as...
Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala Yousafzai traveled to Nigeria for meetings with Malala Fund board members focusing on educational advancement for girls. Communication Manager Nankwat Dakum announced the visit would address priorities like helping married and pregnant students return to classrooms. The agenda emphasizes increased education funding and policy solutions targeting child marriage prevention. Malala plans discussions with young women and educational advocates supported by her organization.
The activist will engage government officials and community leaders to accelerate educational progress throughout Nigeria. Her father and co-founder Ziauddin Yousafzai joins the mission alongside Chief Executive Officer Lena Alfi and board...
Benue State authorities launched expanded military efforts targeting the volatile Sankara region through Operation Restore Peace. Armed militants were detected near the Takum border area between Benue and Taraba states during September 26 aerial reconnaissance missions. The Nigerian Air Force prepared strike operations against the identified criminal elements. Joint security teams coordinated response strategies to neutralize threats along the interstate boundary.
Police leadership organized emergency consultations with community representatives at Katsina-Ala Area Command headquarters. State officials committed financial assistance for families of officers killed during September 19 combat operations. The administration allocated...
President Bola Tinubu affirmed his government's commitment to shielding citizens from poverty, crime and terrorism during a military ceremony Saturday. Senate President Godswill Akpabio delivered the message at the Kaduna passing out parade for military cadets. The president emphasized that armed forces cannot solve security challenges alone without addressing root causes.
Tinubu's administration focuses on employment opportunities, economic stability and investment improvements to combat insecurity. The government targets human development, poverty elimination and social protection through comprehensive policies. The Renewed Hope Agenda drives these initiatives alongside a diplomatic strategy promoting democracy and economic growth...
University of Benin Teaching Hospital Chief Medical Director Prof Idia Ize-Iyamu assumed leadership of the Nigerian Association of Orthodontists as its 10th president. The orthodontics professor highlighted severe workforce shortages affecting dental care nationwide. Nigeria employs just 74 qualified orthodontists to serve more than 237 million citizens. She previously held the vice president position within the professional organization.
Ize-Iyamu outlined plans emphasizing transparency and accountability during her three-year term. The new president committed to advancing orthodontic education and research while improving patient treatment standards. Her administration will focus on technological innovations and member skill...
