Gordon Ramsay recently gave his opinion on the Beckham family's "difficult situation" — and it seems like Brooklyn has reacted to his longtime family friend weighing in on the drama: bit.ly/46FleLG (📸: Phillip Faraone/Getty Images for Airbnb; Leon Bennett/Getty Images)

Gordon Ramsay recently gave his opinion on the Beckham family's "difficult situation" — and it seems like Brooklyn has reacted to his longtime family friend weighing in on the drama: bit.ly/46FleLG (📸: Phillip Faraone/Getty Images for Airbnb; Leon Bennett/Getty Images)

STATEHOUSE PRESS RELEASE Fire Disaster: VP Kashim Shettima Leads FG Delegation to Kano President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has asked Vice President Kashim Shettima to lead a high-powered Federal Government delegation to Kano to express sympathy and support for victims of the Singer Market fire disaster. The delegation, scheduled to depart Abuja tomorrow, will convey President Tinubu’s condolences to the traders who lost billions of Naira in the weekend fire that engulfed the market, marking the second incident in just two weeks. The delegation will also pledge, on behalf of the government, financial assistance to aid the victims and support Kano State in facilitating the quick reopening of the market. Members of the delegation include the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Tajudeen Abbas; Deputy Senate President, Senator Barau Jibrin; Senator Kawu Ismaila; and Rep. Abubakar Kabir Bichi, Chairman of the House of Representatives Appropriation Committee. The Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, Dr Bernard M. Doro and Mrs Zubaida Umar, the Director-General of the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA), are also part of the team. President Tinubu, who earlier spoke by telephone with Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf, expressed his condolences to the traders and the people of Kano State over the devastating fire outbreak. The fire, which started on Saturday evening and continued into Sunday morning, caused extensive damage to Nigeria’s largest food market. The President was particularly alarmed that the latest incident occurred less than two weeks after a previous fire destroyed dozens of shops and property at the same market. He has directed a comprehensive investigation into the causes of the recurrent market fires, which continue to leave traders in despair. Bayo Onanuga Special Adviser to the President (Information and Strategy) February 15, 2026

STATEHOUSE PRESS RELEASE Fire Disaster: VP Kashim Shettima Leads FG Delegation to Kano President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has asked Vice President Kashim Shettima to lead a high-powered Federal Government delegation to Kano to express sympathy and support for victims of the Singer Market fire disaster. The delegation, scheduled to depart Abuja tomorrow, will convey President Tinubu’s condolences to the traders who lost billions of Naira in the weekend fire that engulfed the market, marking the second incident in just two weeks. The delegation will also pledge, on behalf of the government, financial assistance to aid the victims and support Kano State in facilitating the quick reopening of the market. Members of the delegation include the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Tajudeen Abbas; Deputy Senate President, Senator Barau Jibrin; Senator Kawu Ismaila; and Rep. Abubakar Kabir Bichi, Chairman of the House of Representatives Appropriation Committee. The Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, Dr Bernard M. Doro and Mrs Zubaida Umar, the Director-General of the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA), are also part of the team. President Tinubu, who earlier spoke by telephone with Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf, expressed his condolences to the traders and the people of Kano State over the devastating fire outbreak. The fire, which started on Saturday evening and continued into Sunday morning, caused extensive damage to Nigeria’s largest food market. The President was particularly alarmed that the latest incident occurred less than two weeks after a previous fire destroyed dozens of shops and property at the same market. He has directed a comprehensive investigation into the causes of the recurrent market fires, which continue to leave traders in despair. Bayo Onanuga Special Adviser to the President (Information and Strategy) February 15, 2026

NIGERIAN NAVY SHIP VICTORY GETS NEW COMMANDER AS COMMODORE ORIDE HANDS OVER TO COMMODORE AHMED #NigerianNavy #OnwardTogether

NIGERIAN NAVY SHIP VICTORY GETS NEW COMMANDER AS COMMODORE ORIDE HANDS OVER TO COMMODORE AHMED #NigerianNavy #OnwardTogether

A 25-year-old nurse, Chimzuruoke Okembunachi, has lost her professional registration in Australia after repeatedly falling asleep during night shifts.

The incidents happened between March 13 and 27, 2024, at an aged care facility in Guildford, western Sydney. She was the only registered nurse on duty — responsible for nearly 100 elderly residents. According to findings by the New South Wales Civil and Administrative Tribunal, she fell asleep on multiple shifts. Residents missed medication, including scheduled morphine doses, and unqualified staff were directed to administer drugs. The tribunal ruled her conduct amounted to professional misconduct and canceled her license, citing serious risk to vulnerable patients. She later acknowledged her actions and accepted responsibility. When you’re the only nurse on duty, the stakes aren’t small. They’re life-and-death.

Another key PRE-EPSTEIN story. Katherine Bolkovac is a former police detective from Nebraska who became a human rights investigator after uncovering credible evidence of human trafficking and sexual exploitation committed by private security contractors working for the U.S. government in post-invasion Iraq.

She worked as an investigator for DynCorp International, a private U.S. military contractor, and documented cases in which women and girls were trafficked and sexually abused by people working under contract to the U.S. government. When she reported what she found, she faced resistance and was eventually fired. She successfully sued DynCorp for wrongful termination. Bolkovac’s work became the subject of the book “The Whistleblower” and later a major motion picture of the same name starring Rachel Weisz, which dramatizes her fight to expose the exploitation and seek justice.

Grammy winner Tems, makes History, as the first African(Yorùbá) woman with seven entries on "US billboard Hot 100" You

Grammy winner Tems, makes History, as the first African(Yorùbá) woman with seven entries on "US billboard Hot 100"

There has been a conversation many people are afraid to have. When everything started between Davido and Sophia Momodu, the age gap was not something people paid attention to. At the time, Sophia was about 26–27 years old, while Davido was reportedly around 17. They later welcomed their daughter, Imade Adeleke. Today, many people speak about cust0dy issues, relationship drama, and online f!ghts. But very few stop to reflect on how young Davido was when that relationship began. 17 is still a teenager in many parts of the world. In some countries, that age difference could raise serious l£gal and m0ral questions. This is not about att@cking anyone. It is about discussing consistency. Society often r£acts strongly when an older man is inv0lved with a teenage girl, sometimes using heavy words like "pr£dator" or "abuse." But when the genders are switched, the tone of the conversation can change completely. If the situation were reversed - if a 27-year-old man was inv0lved with a 17-year-old girl - would the public reaction be the same? Would the law see it differently? Would social media treat the older person the same way?

There has been a conversation many people are afraid to have. When everything started between Davido and Sophia Momodu, the age gap was not something people paid attention to. At the time, Sophia was about 26–27 years old, while Davido was reportedly around 17. They later welcomed their daughter, Imade Adeleke. Today, many people speak about cust0dy issues, relationship drama, and online f!ghts. But very few stop to reflect on how young Davido was when that relationship began. 17 is still a teenager in many parts of the world. In some countries, that age difference could raise serious l£gal and m0ral questions. This is not about att@cking anyone. It is about discussing consistency. Society often r£acts strongly when an older man is inv0lved with a teenage girl, sometimes using heavy words like "pr£dator" or "abuse." But when the genders are switched, the tone of the conversation can change completely. If the situation were reversed - if a 27-year-old man was inv0lved with a 17-year-old girl - would the public reaction be the same? Would the law see it differently? Would social media treat the older person the same way?

Students at Providence College in Rhode Island learned that James Mogaji, a longtime security guard at their Raymond Hall dorm, hadn’t seen his family in Nigeria for 11 years. Moved by his kindness and dedication, greeting students with a smile and working overnight shifts, freshman Brandon Reichert organized a GoFundMe campaign to help James finally visit his loved ones. Within hours, donations poured in, eventually raising more than $30,000 to cover his travel and expenses so he can reunite with his family. When the students surprised James with the funds, he was overwhelmed with emotion, breaking down in tears at the generous gesture. The heartwarming moment was captured and shared widely, showing how deeply the community at Providence College cares for “one of their own.” The fundraiser not only fulfilled James’s long-held wish to see his family again but also highlighted the impact of compassion and collective action on someone’s life. #amazing #kindness #compassion #providencecollege #viral #usa

Students at Providence College in Rhode Island learned that James Mogaji, a longtime security guard at their Raymond Hall dorm, hadn’t seen his family in Nigeria for 11 years. Moved by his kindness and dedication, greeting students with a smile and working overnight shifts, freshman Brandon Reichert organized a GoFundMe campaign to help James finally visit his loved ones. Within hours, donations poured in, eventually raising more than $30,000 to cover his travel and expenses so he can reunite with his family. When the students surprised James with the funds, he was overwhelmed with emotion, breaking down in tears at the generous gesture. The heartwarming moment was captured and shared widely, showing how deeply the community at Providence College cares for “one of their own.” The fundraiser not only fulfilled James’s long-held wish to see his family again but also highlighted the impact of compassion and collective action on someone’s life. #amazing #kindness #compassion #providencecollege #viral #usa

In Stuart, Florida, on the morning of February 6, 2026, a pregnant woman was pulled to safety from her sinking car by a passing Good Samaritan after her vehicle veered off Interstate 95 and submerged in a pond. The witness, identified as Logan Hayes, immediately jumped into the water, swam about 30 feet to the car, and managed to open the rear door, pulling the distressed driver out just before the vehicle was fully underwater. Emergency crews from Martin County Fire & Rescue provided medical attention on the scene and transported her to a nearby hospital following the dramatic rescue. Authorities said the woman was taken to the hospital where she gave birth just hours later, and both she and her newborn were doing well. Hayes, who had been in the area by chance, described his reaction to the situation with disbelief, emphasizing how fortunate it was that he was there at the right moment to help. #amazing #Kindness #compassion #hero #viral #usa

In Stuart, Florida, on the morning of February 6, 2026, a pregnant woman was pulled to safety from her sinking car by a passing Good Samaritan after her vehicle veered off Interstate 95 and submerged in a pond. The witness, identified as Logan Hayes, immediately jumped into the water, swam about 30 feet to the car, and managed to open the rear door, pulling the distressed driver out just before the vehicle was fully underwater. Emergency crews from Martin County Fire & Rescue provided medical attention on the scene and transported her to a nearby hospital following the dramatic rescue. Authorities said the woman was taken to the hospital where she gave birth just hours later, and both she and her newborn were doing well. Hayes, who had been in the area by chance, described his reaction to the situation with disbelief, emphasizing how fortunate it was that he was there at the right moment to help. #amazing #Kindness #compassion #hero #viral #usa

Woman sentenced to 20 years imprisonment for attacking her ex-boyfriend new partner with acid on Valentines Day The Mokopane Regional Court in South Africa has convicted and sentenced Yvonne Maja (25) of Ga-Rakgwatha to an effective 20 years’ imprisonment after finding her guilty of attempted m8rder and assault with intent to cause grievous bodily harm (GBH). Maja was sentenced to 18 years’ imprisonment for attempted m8rder and an additional two years’ imprisonment for assault with intent to cause grievous bodily harm, with the sentences ordered to run consecutively. During the trial, the State led evidence that on 14 February 2024 at Mogoto village, the accused had an argument over the phone with her ex-boyfriend and the complainant, Mmapeu Hlanga. After finishing work, she went to her ex-boyfriend’s homestead, where she found both individuals. She accused her ex-boyfriend of infidelity and immediately produced a bottle containing a liquid, which she poured onto the complainant’s face and parts of her body. The liquid also spilled onto her ex-boyfriend. The matter was reported to the police, and following an investigation, the accused was arrested. It was later confirmed that the victims had been doused with acid. In aggravation of sentence, State Prosecutor Rakoma Dibuleng Christina presented a Victim Impact Statement compiled by Court Preparation Officer Maela Lebogang, outlining the severe physical and psychological trauma suffered by the complainant. The State submitted that the accused failed to accept the end of her relationship, resulting in permanent disfigurement to the complainant. The court heard that the complainant’s life has been irreversibly altered, including her ability to move freely in her community without distress. The State further argued that the accused showed no genuine remorse and was not candid in court during her attempted guilty plea, which the State declined to accept.

Woman sentenced to 20 years imprisonment for attacking her ex-boyfriend new partner with acid on Valentines Day The Mokopane Regional Court in South Africa has convicted and sentenced Yvonne Maja (25) of Ga-Rakgwatha to an effective 20 years’ imprisonment after finding her guilty of attempted m8rder and assault with intent to cause grievous bodily harm (GBH). Maja was sentenced to 18 years’ imprisonment for attempted m8rder and an additional two years’ imprisonment for assault with intent to cause grievous bodily harm, with the sentences ordered to run consecutively. During the trial, the State led evidence that on 14 February 2024 at Mogoto village, the accused had an argument over the phone with her ex-boyfriend and the complainant, Mmapeu Hlanga. After finishing work, she went to her ex-boyfriend’s homestead, where she found both individuals. She accused her ex-boyfriend of infidelity and immediately produced a bottle containing a liquid, which she poured onto the complainant’s face and parts of her body. The liquid also spilled onto her ex-boyfriend. The matter was reported to the police, and following an investigation, the accused was arrested. It was later confirmed that the victims had been doused with acid. In aggravation of sentence, State Prosecutor Rakoma Dibuleng Christina presented a Victim Impact Statement compiled by Court Preparation Officer Maela Lebogang, outlining the severe physical and psychological trauma suffered by the complainant. The State submitted that the accused failed to accept the end of her relationship, resulting in permanent disfigurement to the complainant. The court heard that the complainant’s life has been irreversibly altered, including her ability to move freely in her community without distress. The State further argued that the accused showed no genuine remorse and was not candid in court during her attempted guilty plea, which the State declined to accept.