Nollywood actress and producer Mary Remmy Njoku has stirred conversation online after sharing her thoughts about children attending sleepovers.

In a post on Instagram, the filmmaker said she struggles to see any real advantage of kids spending the night outside their homes.

She wrote:

“I’m struggling to see the upside of sleepovers for kids. What are they doing at night that they can’t do during the day?
Maybe I’m just old school, but the downsides feel heavier than the benefits.”

She added that in her opinion, there are almost no upsides, stressing that such arrangements can open the door to risks parents may not be fully aware of.

Nigerian music star Davido has publicly called out the lawyer representing his first baby mama, Sophia Momodu, following their recent court session over joint custody of their daughter, Imade Adeleke.

Taking to social media shortly after the hearing, Davido did not hold back as he accused the lawyer of being unprofessional during proceedings.

He wrote that he “disgraced” the lawyer in court and claimed he had to “teach” her how to do her job, saying she could not handle his arguments.

The singer also expressed anger that his late son was mentioned during the session, describing the move as insensitive given what he and his wife have been through.

Davido went further to call the lawyer “wicked” and “the worst,” insisting that he defeated her during the courtroom exchange.

Pascal Okechukwu, the Nigerian socialite popularly known as Cubana Chief Priest, has been appointed as the Imo State director of the City Boy Movement (CBM), a youth-oriented support group backing President Bola Tinubu’s re-election campaign.

CBM announced the appointment in a post on its Instagram page, describing Chief Priest as a key figure in advancing Tinubu’s Renewed Hope agenda.

The movement said he “brings experience, influence, and a people-centered approach to mobilizing support” for the president’s campaign.

“Cityboy Movement appoints Pascal C. Okechukwu (Cubana Chiefpriest), who stands as a symbol of dedication, strategic leadership, and unwavering commitment to the growth of the City Boy Movement,” the statement reads.

“As the Imo State Director, he brings experience, influence, and a people-centered approach to mobilizing  support, strengthening party structures, and advancing the Renewed Hope Agenda.