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Jean-Christophe Babin, Bulgari's CEO, began following Jungkook's account days ago, with PR director Darling Yoo joining on Saturday. This comes weeks after Jungkook became Hublot's global ambassador in a Seoul event, where Babin welcomed him publicly. During his February 25 Weverse Live, Jungkook flaunted luxury rings like a $18,500 Chrome Hearts piece and Graff bands, fueling talk of a Bulgari jewelry deal amid his growing luxury partnerships.

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Fans spotted two Bulgari execs hitting follow on Jungkook's Instagram, right after his shiny ring stack stole the show in a recent live.

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Jean-Christophe Babin, Bulgari's CEO, began following Jungkook's account days ago, with PR director Darling Yoo joining on Saturday. This comes weeks after Jungkook became Hublot's global ambassador in a Seoul event, where Babin welcomed him publicly. During his February 25 Weverse Live, Jungkook flaunted luxury rings like a $18,500 Chrome Hearts piece and Graff bands, fueling talk of a Bulgari jewelry deal amid his growing luxury partnerships.

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Fans spotted two Bulgari execs hitting follow on Jungkook's Instagram, right after his shiny ring stack stole the show in a recent live.

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Lisa defecates on her partner Daniel in bed during an episode of 90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days.

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Her new single 'Disney Princess,' released February 25 as a preview for the upcoming album *HADES*, hit nearly a million Spotify streams in its first full day on February 26—her 12th biggest debut. The visualizer dives into her dollhouse world with satirical lyrics about fame's dark side, like 'Behind the scenes liquor and cocaine / Suffering and pain it's worth it.' Fans praised the aesthetic and milestones, though some hoped for a full music video, as *HADES* arrives March 27.

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Melanie Martinez lounges on antique chairs in a golden crown and lace, surrounded by dancers in frilly outfits amid pink walls and glowing orbs.

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Joachim Nagel, President of the Deutsche Bundesbank, advocated for a euro-pegged stablecoin to reduce dollar dominance and improve cross-border payment efficiency.

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A video from February 27 shows Nigerian Afrobeats star Asake, real name Ahmed Ololade, chilling in ultimate luxury on what looks like a Dubai yacht, polka-dot bag nearby and city lights twinkling at dusk. Fans celebrated his 'baddie' posture as a rich man's flex, joking it matches billionaire Tony Elumelu's style and calling it peak 'soft life,' while a few questioned the pose before supporters clapped back. After hits like 'Omo Oba' and a big year, Asake's Dubai downtime—beach hangs, sunsets, Lambo rides—highlights his glow-up in a hustle-driven scene.

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Barefoot on a Dubai yacht deck, Asake crosses one leg over the other, scrolls his phone, and owns the neon-lit skyline behind him. It's the relaxed vibe of someone who's truly arrived.

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On March 1, 2026, Modi addressed 2 million devotees via video at the 350th Shaheedi Samagam in Kharghar, honoring Guru Tegh Bahadur's 1675 martyrdom for protecting Kashmiri Pandits from forced conversions. Union Home Minister Amit Shah spoke in person, stating the Guru's sacrifice preserved Hinduism amid Mughal persecution. Modi highlighted government initiatives like the Kartarpur Corridor, Sikh history in schools, and support for Afghan Sikhs, while urging unity across communities.

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Thousands gathered in Navi Mumbai, eyes fixed on screens as Prime Minister Narendra Modi appeared in an orange patka, paying tribute to the Sikh Guru who shielded others' faith.

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Footage from President Bola Tinubu's February 16 visit to Adamawa State shows supporters spraying cash on performer Rarara during his set, right near the president. This act breaks Section 21 of the Central Bank of Nigeria Act against currency mutilation, after the EFCC secured convictions like actress Oluwabamishe Oyebanji's recent sentencing for a similar wedding incident. Social media users mocked the agency with memes about overlooking APC events while targeting others, tying into broader debates on enforcement fairness amid high-profile probes. The EFCC has stayed silent on the videos so far.

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As singer Dauda Kahutu Rarara belted out praise songs for President Tinubu, a woman in APC gear tossed naira notes into the air amid cheers. Videos of the moment quickly fueled demands for EFCC action.

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In a France 24 interview, US Senior Adviser for Africa Massad Boulos expressed deep disappointment over M23's takeover of Uvira in South Kivu, calling it a clear violation of the June 2025 Washington Peace Accord ratified in December and witnessed by President Trump. The deal sought troop withdrawals, FDLR neutralization, and economic ties over Congo's minerals, but M23—backed by Rwanda according to Boulos—advanced after partial retreats under US pressure on President Kagame. Boulos accused Kagame of betraying Trump administration trust and hinted at tools like sanctions, amid decades-old conflict displacing thousands and fragile ceasefires like the February Doha framework.

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At the Munich Security Conference, Massad Boulos didn't hold back, pointing directly at Rwanda and M23 for reigniting violence in eastern Congo despite a hard-won US peace accord.

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An online debate has erupted over the origins of the term 'Oyibo,' used in Nigerian languages to refer to white people or Europeans. Some claim it derives from the Yoruba word 'Oyinbo' and was adopted by Igbo speakers in the 19th century, citing S. Koelle's Polyglotta Africana where Igbo groups used 'Onyeọcha.' Others argue it is a longstanding Igbo word from early European trade contacts, with references to Itsekiri usage and Igbo terms like 'Beke,' leading to tribal exchanges and demands for pre-1700 evidence.

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Lagos creator @Mautiin01 launched the fun around 2:30 p.m. UTC with three lists of Nollywood stars like Mr. Latin, Babasuwe, Elesho, and more, asking who stands out as the funniest. Fans shared clips, nostalgia for chaotic skits and cultural jabs, with Okele, Lanko, and Sanyeri leading the cheers—though some called picks overrated or questioned the 'legends' tag. These enduring figures from Yoruba cinema keep drawing laughs through street-smart timing and viral moments still shared today.

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Photos of Sanyeri, Lanko, Okele, and Apankufor hit the feed, sparking fans to passionately crown their funniest Yoruba comedy king.

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Nigerian musician Burna Boy threw bundles of money, such as R20 notes, at crowds during a public appearance. Fans scrambled to collect the money amid scenes of economic distress.

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Around 9 a.m. Monday at Badagry Roundabout, a fully loaded SHACMAN cement truck from Dangote Group suffered brake failure, lost control, and killed a LASTMA officer on duty plus two motorcyclists or pedestrians waiting nearby. The driver fled but was quickly caught by other officers, with the truck impounded for checks; victims were rushed to Badagry General Hospital but pronounced dead. LASTMA's General Manager called it heartbreaking, praising the officer's service, while Dangote offered condolences and support, and officials urged better vehicle maintenance amid frequent crashes on Lagos roads.

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A LASTMA officer directing traffic at a busy Lagos junction had no time to react as a speeding cement truck barreled toward him, crushing three lives in seconds.

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Fellow students attacked Samuel after she was accused in a WhatsApp group, with videos capturing the mob's chants and boasts. Police charged two suspects—Ya'u Bala and Abdul Shafiu Lawal—but a 2023 court discharged them for lack of evidence, despite Sharia's existence in Sokoto for Muslim matters. While no Sharia court was involved and leaders condemned vigilante action, arguments persist over cultural influences and calls for full justice continue amid northern Nigeria's legal tensions.

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On May 12, 2022, 22-year-old Christian student Deborah Yakubu faced a horrific end at Shehu Shagari College of Education in Sokoto, Nigeria. Beaten, stoned, and burned alive by a mob over a blasphemy accusation, her death remains a painful unresolved tragedy.

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Bitcoin Rachy posted the query on X early Wednesday, prompting users to highlight Bitcoin's decentralized nodes, open-source code, public ledger, and 21 million supply cap as key distinctions from Ponzi schemes. Contributors contrasted it with fiat currencies' inflation since 1971 and noted regulators target actual Bitcoin scams, not the asset itself. As Bitcoin hit $90,000 amid post-election gains, the thread exposed divides between maximalists and skeptics invoking greater fool theory.

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A financial advisor turned to X after a client branded Bitcoin a Ponzi scheme—sparking over 400 replies packed with sharp rebuttals.

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During Day 27 of NSPPD's '28 Days of Wonders' on Glory Friday, Pastor Eze's 7 a.m. fire prayers from Streams of Joy International inspired global followers to post photos and screenshots of the scriptural declaration from Psalm 71:7. Participants shared twin baby pics, boardroom poses, and couple moments, all under #NSPPD and #7amFirePrayers, as the YouTube live surpassed 200,000 views. The session's 10 declarations promise signs, wonders, and breakthroughs, building excitement for tomorrow's finale in this thriving online prayer community.

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Pastor Jerry Eze led thousands in a powerful faith cry this morning: 'I AM A WONDER UNTO MANY! What God Cannot Do Does Not Exist!!' Families and professionals shared joyful selfies to join the affirmation.

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The Nigerian Afrobeats star, real name Azeez Fashola, posted a hadith quote from Sunan al-Tirmidhi on February 24, during the holy month that started around February 18 for many Muslims. Fans responded with 'Ameen' prayers and greetings, while skeptics questioned the timing or called out his party image as hypocritical, like one quip about yearly rhetoric. The 34-year-old has shared faith messages before, defending Islam amid controversies, highlighting how celebrities navigate religion and fame.

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Naira Marley shared a hopeful Ramadan message about Allah saving people from hellfire each night, pulling in thousands of likes and a wave of replies blending prayers with pointed jokes.

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Morning Consult's February 13-16 survey of registered voters found Republicans ahead on seven major issues, with double-digit leads on national security (47%-37%) and immigration (46%-38%), plus smaller edges on the economy (43%-42%), taxes, trade, foreign policy, and national debt. Democrats hold strong advantages on social issues like abortion (+15), healthcare (+13), Medicare/Social Security (+12), and LGBTQ+ rights (+27). Despite Trump's 43% approval rating and Democrats' slight generic ballot lead (45%-42%), conservatives celebrated the trust gaps as momentum heading into the 2026 midterms.

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A fresh poll reveals Republicans earning more trust from voters on handling the economy, immigration, and national security—just over a year into Trump's second term.

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