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Nigerian worship leader Dunsin Oyekan launched 'Amen (Live)' at midnight on January 1, featuring Pastor Enoch Adejare Adeboye of the Redeemed Christian Church of God. The nine-minute song blends bold declarations from Numbers 6 and Ephesians 3:20 with Adeboye's heartfelt prayer for promotion, protection, prosperity, and greatness over listeners' lives. Fans are streaming it widely on Spotify and Apple Music, calling it prophetic and perfect for the new year, with a music video set for YouTube later today.

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Pastor Adeboye wondered if his part was good enough, and Dunsin Oyekan assured him, 'Daddy, even if you coughed in it, it’s a blessing already.' That warm exchange sets the tone for their powerful new worship track.

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Vice President Kashim Shettima returned to Abuja after representing President Bola Ahmed Tinubu at the 39th Ordinary Session of the African Union Assembly of Heads of State and Government and the 30th AU General Assembly in Addis Ababa. The summit addressed the theme of assuring sustainable water availability and safe sanitation systems to achieve Agenda 2063 goals, with discussions on water management, sanitation, health security sovereignty, and continental partnerships. Shettima participated in high-level side events and bilateral meetings, securing support from UN Secretary-General António Guterres for Nigeria to lead Africa's push for a restructured global order.

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The BBNaija Season 10 finalist, known as the King of the Stage, created 'Pressure' inside the house with housemates Kanyin and Mensan, blending Afro-Amapiano with themes of resilience from his dramatic journey as first and final Head of House. The 100-second video shows him and his crew in oversized hoodies, flashing lyrics about unyielding strength through applause and backlash. Fans cheer the timing amid lingering house tensions, with playful reactions like dancing dogs hyping the Friday release on streaming platforms.

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Jason Jae channels the raw intensity of Big Brother Naija into a moody teaser, rapping lines like 'Pressure builds diamonds' amid shadowy visuals and masked dancers.

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On the Hoopin' and Hollerin' podcast, Williams urged the 21-year-old rookie, freshly traded from Philly to OKC, to delete his TikTok and focus on basketball now that he's on a contending team. McCain, known as Buddy, has fit seamlessly with the Thunder, averaging double digits in his first three games including 12 points against the Suns, while teammates like Jalen Williams praise his quick adaptation. Williams' blunt words, calling out McCain's non-basketball fame, fueled online debate over old-school toughness versus the new NBA's expressive style, but McCain keeps posting undeterred.

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Jason Williams, the flashy former NBA point guard nicknamed White Chocolate, laid into young Thunder newcomer Jared McCain over his TikTok dances and painted nails right in the locker room.

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The clash kicked off Saturday when a user challenged fans to name their favorite artist's worst song, pitting Rema's upbeat 'Kelebu'—released August 1, 2025, with a $10,000 dance challenge—against Davido's Amapiano-infused 'Awuke' from October 31, 2024, featuring YG Marley. Critics trashed 'Kelebu' as a recycle-bin candidate while Davido supporters called 'Awuke' a jam and dismissed 'Kelebu' entirely, though defenders insisted both tracks shine in clubs and live shows. Despite the shade, 'Awuke' boasts 57 million Spotify streams and a Nigeria No. 1, while 'Kelebu' hit 15 million with a strong Billboard debut—proving even debated songs keep Afrobeats fans talking.

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One bold question lit up the weekend: between Rema's 'Kelebu' and Davido's 'Awuke,' which is the weakest recent Afrobeats track? Fans jumped in with roasts, defenses, and memes galore.

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In Episode 12 of Zeus Network's Baddies USA: Chapter One, titled 'What Up Doe?', the cast's bus ride turned chaotic when spilled tacos sparked Biggie's over-the-top rant about the smell and mess, just 30 minutes into a four-hour drive. The Providence native, a veteran from multiple Baddies seasons, had fans laughing and calling her comedic relief while others slammed her as annoying and demanded she leave the show. Her moment overshadowed other drama like brawls involving Dolly and Summer, highlighting why Biggie remains a divisive star as the tour continues.

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Tacos hit the bus floor during a Detroit road trip, and Damerlin 'Biggie' Baez lost it—yelling 'Stop the bus! No, no. NO!' Her wild reaction turned a messy mishap into episode gold.

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The BBNaija Season 10 finalist, known as the King of the Stage, created 'Pressure' inside the house with housemates Kanyin and Mensan, blending Afro-Amapiano with themes of resilience from his dramatic journey as first and final Head of House. The 100-second video shows him and his crew in oversized hoodies, flashing lyrics about unyielding strength through applause and backlash. Fans cheer the timing amid lingering house tensions, with playful reactions like dancing dogs hyping the Friday release on streaming platforms.

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The latest NSPPD 7am Fire Prayers centered on El-Roi, the biblical name for the God who sees every struggle, drawing global viewers for 45 minutes of declarations, music, and intercession. Eze's daily streams on YouTube and Facebook build a devoted community of NSPPDians tuning in weekdays at 7am Nigerian time, sharing personal testimonies of health breakthroughs and family mercies. Many described it as a vital daily reset, affirming that God's mercy prevails.

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Pastor Jerry Eze led thousands in a vibrant morning session, filling the air with worship, dances, and cries for mercy. Participants captured their joyful moments, from restaurant thanksgivings to family huddles.

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