Hear me out: when it comes to life-changing tests like DNA, blood group, or genotype, don’t rely on just one result. Get at least three tests if you can. It may cost more upfront, but a wrong test result can end up costing far more than money.

Tyra Banks sues Netflix for defamation over ‘Reality Check: Inside America’s Next Top Model.’ Tyra Banks filed a federal defamation lawsuit against Netflix on June 13, 2026, over the docuseries Reality Check: Inside America’s Next Top Model. She alleges producers cherry-picked just 16 minutes from her 3.5-hour interview and edited it deceptively to portray her as indifferent and exploitative. A key example involves cutting to her evasive reaction after a contestant described an incident as sexual assault, implying she ignored trauma for ratings, while omitting her full context and accountable moments on issues like body-shaming and toxic environments. Banks claims breach of contract and false light, and is seeking damages plus a jury trial.

"I completely agree with you. Comedy often reflects societal realities, and while skits are meant to entertain, they can also normalize certain standards if we're not careful. The truth is that in many establishments, the first point of contact with customers is handled by people who are neither properly trained nor equipped for the responsibility. A receptionist, sales representative, or customer-facing staff member is not just an employee; they are the face of the brand. Their communication skills, composure, emotional intelligence, and professionalism significantly influence how customers perceive the business. One poor interaction can damage years of effort spent building a reputable brand. This isn't about classism or looking down on people. Everyone deserves an opportunity to work and grow. However, businesses also have a duty to ensure that employees occupying strategic positions are competent and adequately trained. High standards should not be reserved only for executives while frontline staff are left without guidance or development. The same issue is evident in some Nollywood portrayals, where domestic staff or junior employees are often depicted as loud, rude, unintelligent, or incapable of basic professionalism. While these narratives may be exaggerated for entertainment, they sometimes reinforce stereotypes that shouldn't be normalized. Ultimately, businesses must understand that customer experience begins long before the product or service itself. The way clients are welcomed, spoken to, and attended to matters. If an establishment values its reputation and wants to attract and retain high-value customers, investing in competent staff and continuous training should never be optional."

I watched a Nigerian skit yesterday, and while it was funny, I couldn’t move past what I observed. A celebrity walked into an establishment owned by a top fashion designer and was greeted by a naive and uncoordinated staff who couldn’t express herself confidently. She convinced the celebrity to trust her to design an outfit for her since her boss was not around. That’s my problem. I get it, it’s comedy, it’s a skit, we are supposed to be entertained, but there’s a level of truth to this narrative. Some establishments employ unintelligent, loud, and rude staff to greet customers, and it questions the integrity of that business. Why should such a business even consider having someone like that to greet high-network clients, or hire someone who can’t take orders and maintain the business standard? I see the same narrative in Nollywood movies. A wealthy personal employs an illiterate to clean the house, cook their meals and greet visitors, yet people are expected to laugh it off. One would assume that rich people employ clowns to run their homes. Hopefully, this type of thing doesn’t happen often.

Very important, to be honest. I really commend parents who teach their children to memorize important phone numbers in case of emergencies. I once worked in a school in Abuja, and a driver came to drop off a child on a Saturday for extension classes, not knowing that there was no extension that day. Apparently, neither the driver nor the parents were aware. When we saw the boy arriving, we asked if he knew there were no classes that day. We immediately tried to reach the driver by going after his car, but he had already left. We then asked the child if he knew his mum's phone number or anyone else's we could contact. To our surprise, he recited his mum's number from memory. We called her, and she said she wasn't aware there were no classes that day. She drove down to the school and picked him up. Imagine if that child didn't know anyone's number by heart. He would have had to wait from morning until the usual extension pick-up time in the afternoon. This is why it's so important for parents to teach their children to know at least one or two emergency contact numbers off head. In situations like this, it can make all the difference.

Ever since my children learned to call my number, I no fit rest again. Yesterday, I hid in the pantry while they were looking for me. After searching around, they ran upstairs to tell their father to call my cell. I picked up and the next thing I heard was, “mummy.” “Just 3 mins ago…What do you want?” “Nothing. I was just looking g for you.” Then while at Walmart, the other one called to ask when I’m returning. Oh chim!

BATidiots are all over the place telling people that a video telling Seyi that his father is the worst president is fake. Is his father not the worst president?

People making $15 an hour worshipping a trillionaire are the dumbest people on Earth.

Okonkwo the tax collector.

Why are you married to, fucking, and having children with someone you don’t trust with the truth, someone you can’t even tell about your finances?

Did this actually happen? Cus e sweet me pieces!

All she wanted was just to have fun but they killed her and fled the scene.

This is where X is morphing to: they reduce visibility and ask you to pay for it after paying for verification that promised a boost in visibility. I’ve always known that there’s no way anyone will be worth a trillion dollars and not screw people along the way. I canceled my premium membership today, but unfortunately, I pay annually, so I’m still a premium member until May 2027. After that, I’ll no longer have a blue check.

I laugh at men who think hiding their assets fron from their partner will protect it. If your wife decides to sue you, a good divorce lawyer will sniff out every thing hidden at home and abroad. Don’t stress yourself, just marry a kind and loyal person and you won’t have to hide your money like a squirrel with nuts. Unless you buried your assets in your backyard…