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Nollywood actress, Moyo Lawal broke the internet some few days back after her nude photos went viral  on  social media. The sultry actress has however come out to apologise to those that feel offended about the photos. Although she had earlier on issued a statement about the nude photos that went viral and according to her, the photos were actually an illusion. She claimed that she wasn’t nude but was having a one-piece swimsuit on, which people refused to see or better still, could  not  see.

Ondo State Governor Rotimi Akeredolu has returned to Nigeria after a 21-day medical leave in Germany. He was expected to return on July 6. Akeredolu's deputy, Lucky Aiyedatiwa, has been acting as Acting Governor in his absence. He is currently in Ibadan but will return to Ondo anytime soon to return to work. Akeredolu's wife, Betty, announced the suspension of activities for her 70th birthday celebration on July 9, citing unforeseen circumstances beyond her control. She assures that Akeredolu will be celebrated in style upon his return.

Can the seven-time  Ballon d’Or  winner  Lionel Messi  add number eight to his name? Or will Manchester City's goal machine  Erling Haaland  win the most prestigious individual  football  award for the first time? The Argentina captain led his country to victory in the  2022 World Cup  in Qatar, and on the club level, he won the Ligue 1 title with Paris Saint-Germain. Meanwhile, Haaland secured a historic treble with Manchester City, scoring 52 goals across all competitions in his debut season for the club. With Argentina’s World Cup triumph and Manchester City’s Champions League, Premier League, and FA Cup titles, it's no surprise that the award shortlist is dominated by players from Argentina and Manchester City.

Dr Betta Edu, Minister of Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Alleviation, says plans are underway to rejig the N-Power scheme to accommodate more people and ensure prompt payment of beneficiaries’ stipends. Edu disclosed this in a statement on Sunday by her Special Adviser, Media and Publicity, Mr Rasheed Zubair, in Abuja. The statement reported the Minister as saying that the challenges faced by N-Power beneficiaries in terms of delay in payment of their stipends would soon be addressed. “We will change the modalities so that people will get their delayed stipends, include more people, and relaunch it with a renewed hope concept,” she said. She also said, the ministry planned to establish humanitarian hubs across the 774 local government areas in the country, adding that would be a long-term goal towards eradicating poverty in Nigeria. She explained that the hubs would accommodate homegrown commodities, which would be sold at cheaper rates to Nigerians.