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  After stating he has no plans to return to BBNaija, explaining that he doesn’t want to “mix with uneducated people.” His comments have sparked plenty of conversation online.

  The wrestling world went wild as Brock Lesnar clashed with John Cena in this year’s Wrestlepalooza. With global streaming access and a stacked match card, it’s shaping up as one of WWE’s most memorable events in recent years

  Legendary music icon 2Baba turned 50, with President Tinubu praising his impact on Nigerian music and culture. From “African Queen” to countless hits, 2Baba’s influence is undeniable.

  Nigerian singer Spyro has announced his engagement, making waves across social media with fans showering him with congratulations.

  Nigeria’s star chef has set another Guinness World Record, cooking a jaw-dropping 8,780 kg of jollof rice in Lagos. Talk about taking jollof supremacy to a whole new level!

Change is coming to the sports talk world. Molly Qerim, who has hosted ESPN’s “First Take” since 2015 and been part of ESPN even longer, has confirmed she will leave both the show and the network by end of 2025. Qerim’s decision marks the end of an era for “First Take” — a show known for its debates, big opinions, and loud voices. While there’s no official word on her next move, her departure raises a lot of questions: Why now? In her statement, she thanked fans and colleagues. But sources suggest she wants space for different challenges or to create something of her own. Impact on the show: “First Take” has built its brand around energetic dialogue. Replacing her will require someone who can bring both credibility and spark. Broader context: Women in sports broadcasting often deal with pressures different from their male counterparts. Qerim's exit may spark conversations about longevity, opportunity, and recognition in the industry. Transitions are always a...