Interview dey hngry this man..Cos waht is thisß Do a post and say everything!!!This latest outburst came shortly after Yul Edochie appeared on the Honest Bunch podcast and talked about his first marriage to May Edochie ...He advised to men about setting boundaries in relationships and not being a mumu in Marriage to their wifes.Mr Obasi who has since resumed an acting career since his wife was

The post Ex-Southampton forward, Victor Udoh dies aged 21 ‘under suspicious circumstances’ appeared first on Kemi Filani. Ex-Southampton forward, Victor Udoh, has died at the age of 21. His death reportedly occurred ‘under suspicious circumstances’, but the cause remains unknown. Belgian outlet nieuwsblad add that Udoh was found dead in Abuja, the capital of his home country, Nigeria. The 21-year-old joined Southampton in February 2025, but he left the club just seven […] The post Ex-Southampton forward, Victor Udoh dies aged 21 ‘under suspicious circumstances’ appeared first on Kemi Filani.

 

The post EPL: Maresca set to replace Guardiola at Man City appeared first on Kemi Filani. Manchester City are still locked in talks with Enzo Maresca over the possibility of replacing Pep Guardiola. Contrary to reports, Sky Sports insist that all the points on a proposed three-year contract are not yet fully agreed. However, a contract is expected to be finalised in the coming days, as discussions centre around the timeline […] The post EPL: Maresca set to replace Guardiola at Man City appeared first on Kemi Filani.

Asake delivers a live studio-orchestra and choir performance in the new music video for “Gratitude.” The track anchors his fourth studio album, M$NEY, released via GIRAN Republic and EMPIRE. The post Watch Asake Perform “Gratitude” Alongside a Full Orchestra and Choir appeared first on BellaNaija - Showcasing Africa to the world. Read today!.

 

I no sabi whether na Instagram Glitch make unfollow each but you see this two eh, them be the most decent couple to comot for big brother house and them don try.....If them way no be together, e dey OK to part....Netizens and online in laws fit rest now...

Oscar winner Lupita Nyong’o delivers a viral behind-the-scenes dance routine during her ELLE Magazine Summer 2026 shoot. Styled by Law Roach and hairstylist Vernon François. The post Lupita Nyong’o Dances Through Elle Shoot in Viral Behind-the-Scenes Clip appeared first on BellaNaija - Showcasing Africa to the world. Read today!.

Beautiful people.....From Wednesday the celeb post will be a day time post....

Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, has congratulated Muslims in Lagos and across Nigeria on the celebration of this year’s Eid-el-Kabir, urging them to uphold the values of sacrifice, peace, and unity. In a statement released on Tuesday by his Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Gboyega Akosile, the governor said the festival should serve as […] The post Ahead of Eid-el-Kabir celebrations, Sanwo-Olu urges unity, says sacrifice key to national progress appeared first on Media Room Hub.

The Kwara State Command of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps has arrested three men over alleged illegal mining and unlawful transportation of suspected solid minerals in Ilorin, the Kwara State capital. The suspects, identified as Musa Abdullahi, 45, Aliyu Ibrahim, 20, and Ishaq Ibrahim, 51, were reportedly apprehended during a late-night intelligence-led operation […] The post NSCDC nabs three over illegal mining in Kwara, intercepts truck appeared first on Media Room Hub.

A former Minister of Transportation, Rotimi Amaechi, has emerged winner of the African Democratic Congress presidential primary in Bayelsa State, defeating former Vice President Atiku Abubakar and economist Mohammed Hayatu-Deen. The result was contained in a statement shared on Tuesday by the African Democratic Congress shared via X, which stated that Amaechi secured a total […] The post Amaechi is the winner of ADC presidential primary in Bayelsa appeared first on Media Room Hub.

The Federal High Court sitting in Abuja on Tuesday reserved judgment in the trial of five men accused of involvement in the June 5, 2022, terrorist attack on St. Francis Catholic Church, Owo, Ondo State, in which 41 worshippers were killed. The presiding judge, Justice Emeka Nwite, fixed judgment for a date to be communicated […] The post Owo Massacre: Prosecution requests death penalty for suspects appeared first on Media Room Hub.

Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has taken an early lead in the presidential primaries of the African Democratic Congress, securing victories in five states as delegates across the country vote to determine the party’s flagbearer for the 2027 presidential election. The contest, which has attracted national attention ahead of the next electoral cycle, is being […] The post Breaking: Atiku takes early lead in ADC presidential primaries, wins five states appeared first on Media Room Hub.

The post “Don’t change what you own or created to please your pay masters” – Do2dtun shares his take on Tyla winning the American music awards over Rema, Burna Boy, others appeared first on Kemi Filani. Nigerian media personality Do2dtun has shared his take on South African singer Tyla winning the American Music Awards. Kemi Filani reported that on Monday, the South African music star made history after clinching two major awards at the prestigious ceremony. The singer won the Best Afrobeats Artist category, defeating top African acts including Burna Boy, […] The post “Don’t change what you own or created to please your pay masters” – Do2dtun shares his take on Tyla winning the American music awards over Rema, Burna Boy, others appeared first on Kemi Filani.

As Kenya moves deeper into a technology-driven tax system through the proposed Finance Bill 2026, a serious constitutional and legal question is now emerging: should taxpayers still carry the full burden of proof when tax disputes arise from pre-populated returns and third-party data generated by the Revenue Authority itself? That question is becoming increasingly urgent following proposals in the Finance Bill 2026 seeking to formally anchor pre-populated tax returns and income-expense validation systems into Kenyan law. In submissions before the National Assembly’s Finance and Planning Committee, the Tax Research Centre at Strathmore University argued that the reforms remain dangerously incomplete if the law does not also shift part of the burden of proof onto the Revenue Authority in disputes arising from system-generated data. The argument makes sense. Under the proposed amendments to Section 75 of the Tax Procedures Act, the Revenue Authority would be empowered to use technology to pre-populate tax returns on behalf of taxpayers. The Bill further allows taxpayers to rely on those pre-populated returns when filing taxes. At the same time, proposed amendments to Section 112 would allow the National Treasury Cabinet Secretary to develop regulations governing the submission of returns based on those system-generated tax records. But despite these sweeping changes, Section 56(1) of the Tax Procedures Act remains untouched. That section still states that in any proceedings, the burden shall remain on the taxpayer to prove that a tax decision is incorrect. That is where the problem begins. That legal provision was created for a traditional self-assessment tax system where taxpayers generated, controlled and maintained their own records independently. In such a framework, it was reasonable to expect the taxpayer to explain or defend the figures submitted because the disputed information largely originated from the taxpayer’s own books and records. However, Kenya is no longer operating under a purely self-assessment model. The country is now steadily transitioning into a dual-assessment environment where tax compliance increasingly depends on automated systems, digital integrations, third-party reporting and system-generated reconciliations. This changes the entire nature of tax disputes. Today, taxpayers are no longer dealing only with their own calculations or record-keeping mistakes. They are now exposed to errors that may originate from technological systems beyond their control. A simple synchronization failure between banking systems and tax platforms, incorrect third-party reporting, delayed transmission of financial information or inaccurate automated reconciliations can suddenly create a tax dispute even where the taxpayer acted honestly and complied fully with the law. In such situations, the taxpayer may not even know where the discrepancy originated from because the underlying systems, algorithms and integration processes remain entirely under the control of the Revenue Authority and third-party platforms. That raises a fundamental fairness question. Can a taxpayer realistically be expected to carry the entire burden of disproving an assessment generated partly by systems they do not own, operate or even understand? The Finance Bill 2026 appears to modernize tax collection technology without equally modernizing taxpayer protections. That creates a dangerous imbalance where the state benefits from increased technological control while citizens continue carrying legal responsibilities designed for an outdated manual system. Technology should simplify compliance and improve efficiency. It should not quietly transfer the risks of system failures onto ordinary taxpayers while insulating the operators of those systems from accountability. If the Revenue Authority wants taxpayers to trust automated assessments and pre-populated returns, then the Authority itself must also accept greater responsibility whenever disputes emerge from those same systems. This is no longer merely a technical tax debate. It is now a serious constitutional issue touching on administrative justice, fairness and the balance of power between citizens and the state. A modern digital tax regime cannot continue operating under legal assumptions built for a completely different era. Once tax compliance becomes dependent not only on taxpayer honesty but also on system reliability, integration accuracy and technological processing, fairness demands that responsibility must also be shared. Parliament therefore has an opportunity to correct this imbalance before the new framework takes full effect. If Kenya is truly embracing automated taxation, then the burden of proof in disputes involving pre-populated returns and third-party system-generated data should no longer rest exclusively on the taxpayer. The Revenue Authority must also carry responsibility for proving the accuracy, integrity and reliability of the systems upon which its tax decisions are increasingly being based.

The Kenya International Freight and Warehousing Association (KIFWA) has announced plans to conduct fresh elections for its Mombasa branch following a directive from the Registrar of Societies, while urging members to remain calm as a court case challenging the previous poll continues. Speaking in Mombasa, National Secretary Musa Mbira alleged that the branch elections held […] The post KIFWA to hold fresh election in Mombasa after AG directive appeared first on KBC Digital.

IEBC also urged eligible Kenyans to participate in the ongoing Continuous Voter Registration (CVR) exercise ahead of the 2027 polls. The post IEBC condemns claims of plans to influence 2027 elections appeared first on KBC Digital.

The post “If I catch you, I wouldn’t listen” – Toyin Abraham sends warning to TikTokers posting RIP on her pictures appeared first on Kemi Filani. Nollywood actress Toyin Abraham has issued a warning to TikTokers posting RIP on her pictures. In a video she shared online, Abraham said that if she caught one of them, she wouldn’t listen to their pleas and would make them a scapegoat. The mother of one prayed against any untimely death for herself, her husband, […] The post “If I catch you, I wouldn’t listen” – Toyin Abraham sends warning to TikTokers posting RIP on her pictures appeared first on Kemi Filani.

 

The rupture between President Faye and former mentor Sonko has exposed a struggle for control of state power, the ruling Pastef party and Senegal’s political future.

Stanbic Bank Under Fire as Customers Accuse Lender of Delayed Funds, Incompetence, Poor Customer Care and Growing Internal Chaos

Co-op Bank staff have emerged as the lender’s largest shareholder bloc after acquiring an additional stake worth Sh1.7 billion, signaling growing employee confidence in the bank’s profitability and long-term growth strategy.

The formation of the DCP party is increasingly triggering debate within political circles, with some analysts and critics now questioning whether the party is truly an opposition movement or part of a broader political chess game carefully designed ahead of the 2027 General Election. According to growing political speculation online, some believe DCP’s emergence was strategically timed to weaken and fragment the Gen Z political uprising that had started gaining momentum against the Kenya Kwanza administration. Critics argue that President William Ruto has repeatedly demonstrated an ability to outmaneuver opponents politically by creating confusion, dividing rival camps and controlling political narratives long before elections arrive. To some observers, the appointment of Kaba Methu as DCP Secretary General is being interpreted not as an ordinary party restructuring move, but as part of a deeper 2027 succession strategy targeting the Mount Kenya voting bloc. The theory now circulating among political observers is that after earlier attempts to influence the Jubilee Party reportedly failed through allies such as Sabina Chege and Kanini Kega, a new political vehicle became necessary to reshape the region’s voting dynamics. Some analysts believe the long-term objective could be to split Mount Kenya votes in a future presidential contest while simultaneously preserving strategic political relationships behind the scenes. Under this political theory, former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua could eventually be cleared to contest the presidency in 2027 and potentially consolidate support across counties such as Nyeri, Nyandarua, Murang’a and Kirinyaga. Those advancing the theory believe the end result would be a fragmented opposition field where multiple heavyweights divide anti-government votes while Ruto retains a strong consolidated national base. Some projections now being floated online speculate possible 2027 vote scenarios involving William Ruto, Fred Matiang'i, Rigathi Gachagua and Kalonzo Musyoka splitting regional support in ways that could dramatically shape the final outcome. Whether such theories hold any truth remains uncertain. However, what is undeniable is that Kenyan politics has increasingly become less about ideology and more about long-term strategic positioning, vote fragmentation and survival tactics. Critics now argue that many parties formed before elections are rarely accidental. Instead, they often emerge as vehicles designed to weaken rivals, absorb protest movements or neutralize growing political threats before they fully mature. For now, DCP’s true political identity remains a matter of intense speculation. But as one political commentator bluntly put it: “In Kenyan politics, nothing is ever created without a purpose.” And perhaps the real answer to the DCP mystery will only become clear after the 2027 ballot.

Kenyan students are shifting away from traditional Western destinations as affordability, visas and job prospects reshape global study choices.

Gladys Wanga is once again finding herself at the center of criticism after making bold political declarations about ODM’s influence and power-sharing ambitions while many residents back home continue questioning her own performance as governor. During a gathering bringing together aspirants from the four Luo Nyanza counties, Wanga reportedly declared that ODM remains the “largest party in Africa south of the Sahara and north of Limpopo” and suggested the party would share government with President William Ruto on a “50-50” basis. The statements may have excited loyal supporters in the room. The audience may have clapped enthusiastically. But outside the political rally atmosphere, many Kenyans are now asking a very simple question: On what mathematical or political basis would ODM command half of government power? Critics argue that such statements reflect the growing culture of political fantasy and empty chest-thumping that continues dominating sections of Kenya’s political leadership while ordinary citizens struggle with real problems like unemployment, poor healthcare, water shortages and failing infrastructure. Even if ODM were to sweep every parliamentary seat across Luo Nyanza and pick a handful elsewhere, critics say the numbers still fall far short of justifying “50-50 government” rhetoric. For many observers, the bigger issue is not even the political arithmetic. It is the growing disconnect between political speeches and actual governance performance. Because while Governor Wanga speaks aggressively about national power-sharing and ODM supremacy, critics say Homa Bay residents are still waiting for meaningful transformation on the ground. The criticism has become particularly sharp around stalled and delayed county projects that residents claim have dragged on for years with little visible urgency from the county government. One of the projects repeatedly cited by critics is the controversial KSh 200 million Emergency Hospital project, which reportedly began in 2023 but continues attracting questions over delays and completion timelines. Residents are now openly asking whether Wanga is seeking a second term to complete projects that should already have been operational years ago. Others are questioning why critical county facilities, including mortuary infrastructure and health projects, continue generating payment disputes and contractor complaints while billions continue flowing annually into county coffers. The frustration among sections of residents is becoming increasingly visible because many feel county leadership has prioritized politics, rallies and image management over practical service delivery. Critics argue that Homa Bay should today be one of Kenya’s fastest-growing counties considering its strategic location on Lake Victoria, tourism potential, fishing economy and youthful population. Instead, they say the county continues struggling with poor roads, unreliable water access, weak healthcare services and limited economic opportunities despite years of devolution funding. The growing dissatisfaction now raises uncomfortable questions for Governor Wanga ahead of future political battles. Can political slogans and ODM loyalty alone convince voters? Can endless national political rhetoric replace actual development? Can applause at political meetings hide unfinished projects back home? Because for many frustrated residents, the real issue is no longer speeches. It is results. And critics now argue that before discussing “50-50 government,” leaders like Gladys Wanga should first explain what exactly has been fully delivered to the people who elected them in the first place.

The government will continue to partner with other well-wishers to construct modern mosques in government institutions across the country. Speaking at the National Youth Service (NYS) headquarter in Nairobi County during the official opening of the Sharifa masjid, Special Programmes Principal Secretary Ismail Maalim Madey said mosques transcend worship, contributing significantly to mentorship of the young […] The post Sharifa masjid opens at the NYS headquarters appeared first on KBC Digital.

Pastor Nganga has faced public criticism after a televised sermon in which he told his wife, Murugi Maina, that he had rescued her from Mukuru kwa Njenga.

 Hmmmmmmm.....STAND ALONE NARRATIVEADVICE NEEDEDOver the weekend, I visited my boyfriend and while we were watching a movie on his phone, he received a call from someone who whose name he saved as Blessing. During the conversation, my boyfriend used masculine pronouns to refer to Blessing, like Bobo, Guy LOL . which struck me as odd given the female voice I heard. When the call

Museveni criticised Ugandan leaders for celebrating Arsenals Premier League victory, insisting that national focus should remain on development and poverty eradication.

Demonstrators marched through the city centre carrying a 25-metre (82-foot) symbolic cloth inscribed with the names of 18,457 Palestinian children reported killed since the start of the war in 2023.

Nameless reacted with humour and frustration after AI-generated images imagining him without his trademark shades, cap and durag went viral across social media.

Competitive street dancer Zack The Great has emerged champion at this year’s Dance Your Style competition held at the Tsavo Ballroom at the KICC. The national finals event brought together 16 of Kenya’s top street dancers in a series of intense head-to-head battles for the coveted Champion title. In the final, Zack the Great went […] The post Dancer Zack the Great to represent Kenya at global competition appeared first on KBC Digital.

CS Mudavadi said that if Kenyans remain focused the country will move forward as a stable nation. The post Kenya must remain stable ahead of 2027 polls, CS Mudavadi appeared first on KBC Digital.

British-Zimbabwean artist Paddy Banks explores faith, identity, and forgiveness in Baba, blending Afro-rap with UK hip hop and Zimbabwean sounds rooted in his heritage.

 Hailings...TUESDAY MEMOI salute everybody......Weather too hot oooooooooooooo and it is not even summer yet!E too hot but let me say this at it touches me...If you are a woman and anyone is telling you that you should lie down and part your legs before they will help ypu, please say NO!!!.....SAY NO and walk away.........I remember how many times this happened to me as a growing up young