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  Rapper Blueface has been sued for copyright infringement over allegations that he illegally livestreamed Chrisean Rock’s recent pay-per-view boxing match to thousands of viewers. Boxing promoter Skyy Myles and streaming provider BLK Prime Boxing allege in a federal lawsuit that Blueface broadcast Rock’s boxing debut on his verified Kick channel despite the fight being available exclusively through BLK Prime’s pay-per-view service for $29.99. Rock fought Ku’Shiyah Williams in the bout and won the contest. According to the complaint, Blueface and music manager Wack 100 appeared on the rapper’s Kick channel during the event and streamed the fight for more than an hour without authorization from the rights holders. The plaintiffs allege that tens of thousands of people watched the unauthorised stream, potentially depriving the official broadcaster and promoter of pay-per-view revenue. The lawsuit further claims that Blueface acknowledged broadcasting the fight and linked his decision...

  At least 5 miners have been shot de@d and two others left with injuries after gunmen attacked them at a site in Marit village, Barkin Ladi Local Government Area of Plateau State, on Saturday, September 26.   The spokesman of the Berom Youth Moulders-Association (BYM), Rwang Tengwong, confirmed the recent attack to newsmen. “Five persons were k!lled while two others sustained injuries in the attack. It is a very sad and painful development. Our people are once again mourning the loss of lives to v!olence. We condemn this attack and call on the security agencies to urgently take steps to protect our communities and prevent further attacks.”     This fresh attack comes days after the state government imposed dusk to down curfew in three LGAs, including Barikin Ladi, to restore law and order following attacks and killings.

  Former US President Barack Obama has said he believes the world could be better governed if women were given leadership of every government around the world for two years.   Obama made the comment while discussing the importance of giving younger voices and new generations of leaders greater opportunities to shape society.     Reflecting on his time as president, Obama said he sometimes imagined what the world would look like if women were placed in charge of governments globally for a period of two years.   “Even when I was President, I sometimes fantasized about if you put women in charge of every government for like two years, and then just kind of saw, ‘All right, how are things going?’” he said.   According to Obama, such an arrangement would not create a perfect world, but he believes it would lead to noticeable improvements.   “I have a strong belief that things wouldn’t be perfect, but they’d be better. I’m confident about that. I really do,”...

  Alina Habba, the former acing New Jersey U.S. Attorney and one-time personal lawyer for US President  Donald Trump, is set to marry a Turkish billionaire 13 years her junior.    Habba, 42, will marry Turhan Mildon, 29, at an undisclosed location on Saturday, September 26, The Correspondent, an independent news outlet, first reported the news.   Mildon is the CEO of Miller Holding, a prominent Turkish multinational conglomerate founded by his grandfather in 1967. Through his business, which specializes in energy, construction, and mining, Mildon has developed close ties to government leaders in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Venezuela, including interim President Delcy Rodriguez, according to the independent outlet.    The couple was first spotted together publicly in April, at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner that was cut short when a gunman attempted to rush the ballroom.  They were later seen partying together at the Execu...

  A United States representative, Anna Paulina, has expressed concern over the insecurity in Plateau state.   She described it as an incessant attack and killing of Christians across different communities in Plateau State by Fulani ethnic militia terrorists and Islamist extremists.   The US lawmaker made the allegations in a statement shared on her verified X account on Friday, September 25.   She accused the state and the federal governments of not doing enough to protect Christians in the state from the attacks.   Her post was titled, “What is happening in Nigeria right now?”   In the post, Paulina lamented that thousands of Christians in Plateau were facing a mortal threat while security forces had struggled to contain the situation.   “Hundreds of Fulani ethnic militia terrorists descended on Christian communities across Plateau State.    “Thousands of civilians are under mortal threat while the Nigerian Army and security forces struggle ...

  Actress and filmmaker Angela Eguavoen has said she believes all men cheat, explaining that the belief serves as a form of emotional consolation in case she discovers that a partner has been unfaithful. Speaking in an interview with PUNCH, Eguavoen said she strongly believes all men cheat, despite the common response from men that not every man is unfaithful. “I strongly believe that all men cheat,” she said. “Whenever I say that, the men will say, ‘It is not all men.’”   The actress explained that she would rather hold on to that belief as a way of preparing herself emotionally for the possibility of discovering that a partner has cheated.   “I think it is a belief I use to console myself just in case I am in a relationship and suddenly find out that the person I am dating is cheating,” she said.   Eguavoen added that while she would not hurt a partner over infidelity, she believes a man who cheats should at least be discreet and respectful toward his partner. ...