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The AtlasIntel survey, conducted February 19-24 among nearly 5,000 people, shows Flavio Bolsonaro at 46.3% and Lula at 46.2% in a hypothetical second-round matchup—a dead heat within the 1-point margin of error. Lula leads the first round at 45% to Flavio's 40%, as Brazil heads to its October 4 vote, which always requires a runoff. Flavio, eldest son of jailed ex-President Jair Bolsonaro, has closed a 12-point gap since December amid split views on handling the economy and public safety, prompting reactions from both camps and a brief market boost.

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A fresh poll captures Brazil's presidential race in a stunning near-tie, with Senator Flavio Bolsonaro matching President Lula's support for the first time.

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In The Honest Bunch podcast, Seyi Law defended President Tinubu's record on security, power, and economy against commentator Zekeri Idris's data-driven critiques, sparking outrage when Law downplayed house abductions right after the February 25 incident in Uso, Ondo State. Angry residents blocked a major expressway in protest, while critics like Isaac Fayose and a kidnapper's widow called out Law's tone, noting his own children live abroad. Law later admitted errors on facts like refinery spending, apologized publicly, and argued insecurity predates Tinubu, though 2025 data shows rising kidnappings; the debate also spotlighted Nigeria's repeated national grid failures and resurfaced promises of reliable electricity.

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Comedian Seyi Law brushed off recent kidnappings as nothing new during a podcast clash, but the words hit hard just as six worshippers were abducted from a church in his home state of Ondo.

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On February 17, Slimm posted videos of a chat with 'm'skilz,' who shifted from casual talk to insults like calling her 'gay,' questioning her UK and US awards, and telling her to 'block yourself.' The post, quoting her vent 'Women cannot be angry enough,' drew over 217,000 views, with women sharing similar stories of entitled approaches and others roasting the man's voice notes. While some laughed at the awkward persistence or called it staged, a few criticized Slimm for engaging, highlighting tensions around respect and boundaries in online chats.

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Slimm, a Ghanaian artist and Miss Malaika Ghana 2025 finalist, shared screenshots of a man's bizarre WhatsApp meltdown after she didn't respond to his advances.

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Meebits Fútbol Group 1 collectibles revealed 60 GLB 3D avatars representing the national teams of Mexico, Canada, Argentina, Brazil, Netherlands, and Japan. The avatars were made publicly available for use in games, vibecode projects, and playable on OthersideMeta. Community members shared their pulls, traded via Discord, and participated in a 1 PM EST event on OthersideMeta with livestreams and giveaways.

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Alon Ohel, a 24-year-old Israeli-Serbian pianist abducted by Hamas from the Nova music festival on October 7, 2023, performed publicly for the first time since his release in mid-October 2025. The emotional moment at Hostages Square drew cheers from a crowd waving yellow ribbons and Israeli flags, as Ohel played 'Song Without a Name' by Yehudit Ravitz, a melody he tapped during his ordeal. Released as part of a U.S.-brokered ceasefire deal, Ohel's return highlights Israel's efforts to free hostages, though three individuals—Ran Ben-On, Dror Or, and Sudthisak—remain in Gaza.

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After 775 days of captivity, freed pianist Alon Ohel returned to the keys at Tel Aviv's Hostages Square, playing the song that sustained him through Gaza's tunnels.

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In his February 18, 2026 Players' Tribune essay 'A Prayer From the Gutter,' Nigerian striker Victor Osimhen recounts growing up in Lagos' Olusosun shantytown after his mother's early death, hustling to survive in a one-room home with his father and six siblings. At 15, he hitchhiked to Nigeria U-17 trials, impressed coaches despite brutal odds, and launched a career that led to the 2015 U-17 World Cup Golden Boot, Napoli's 2023 Scudetto, and now Galatasaray records with 13 European goals. Osimhen honors his late father and urges kids from tough starts: seize your moment, as his story proves you can rise from the gutter to global fame.

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A 15-year-old Victor Osimhen in his lucky green kit scored two goals in 15 minutes—then nearly walked away until a team doctor held up two fingers to save his dream.

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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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Houston native @mccauley318 shared a map of city family ties on Sunday, sparking over 1,100 likes and lively replies by evening. Locals rejected Dallas as Houston's sibling, calling it a rich cousin or rival, while championing New Orleans for shared music, food, humid vibes, and Southern roots. Creative takes spread to Atlanta as a cousin, Memphis paired with Dallas, and San Antonio as that surprise sibling, all tied to cultural similarities like slang and swagger. The poster took the backlash in stride, noting the post hit 53,000 views by Monday.

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A simple graphic pairing Houston and Dallas as siblings had Texans erupting in laughter and pushback, insisting New Orleans is the real family match.

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Pritzker's February 27 post drew over 760 replies criticizing his handling of Illinois' ballooning migrant expenses, projected at $2.5 billion by year's end with health care overruns confirmed by audit at over $1.6 billion. Critics, including the Cook County Republican Party, accused him of hypocrisy and referenced a viral thread alleging past scandals like pay-to-play schemes and family Epstein ties, though Pritzker faces no charges in most cases. The clash highlights partisan tensions in Trump's second term, with Pritzker defending spending as humanitarian while speculation swirls about his 2028 ambitions.

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Illinois Governor JB Pritzker urged President Trump to resign as a true patriot, but replies quickly turned the tables, demanding Pritzker step down first amid Illinois' migrant care costs.

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Dune Analytics announced its rebrand to The Onchain Data Foundation on November 6, 2025, introducing a new logo and redesigned interface to improve querying and visualization of onchain data across over 100 blockchains. The platform retains its SQL-based tools and interactive dashboards while adding integrations with ecosystems like Polkadot and Fuel Network. Community feedback includes praise for the modern aesthetic alongside some nostalgia for the previous colorful design.

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Dune Analytics steps into a new era as The Onchain Data Foundation, unveiling a sleek logo and revamped interface on November 6, 2025.

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In a blunt post, Regha blamed Yahoo boys for jacking up rents as landlords chase their quick cash, fueling police brutality, causing deaths from reckless habits and rituals, costing jobs, hiking clothing prices, spoiling dating scenes, and making vendors overcharge. The post drew thousands of likes and mixed replies—many agreed on the harms like economic ripples and stigma, while others pointed fingers at corrupt politicians as the real culprits or defended scammers for injecting cash into a struggling economy with 55% youth unemployment. Though some claims lack hard stats, rent surges in cities like Lagos back up the frustration amid Nigeria's tough job market.

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Influencer Daniel Regha didn't hold back, listing seven ways cyber-scammers known as Yahoo boys are driving up rents, inflating prices, and wrecking daily life across Nigeria.

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