A tragic incident has rocked the Nnamdi Azikiwe University (UNIZIK) community in Awka, Anambra State, following the death of a male student who jumped from a three-storey building near campus. The heartbreaking event occurred on the evening of Thursday, June 5 , at an off-campus lodge located close to the university. Eyewitnesses reported hearing a loud thud and rushing to the scene, only to find the student lying unconscious in a pool of blood. He was immediately rushed to the hospital but was unfortunately confirmed dead upon arrival. According to reports, the student had allegedly consumed a psychoactive substance locally known as "Colos" shortly before the incident. Sources within the lodge claim the substance was given to him by another student residing in the same building. A disturbing video shared online shows fellow residents confronting the individual who allegedly provided the substance. They accused him of failing to intervene as the victim showed signs of...

  Linc Edochie, son of Nollywood legend Pete Edochie and elder brother to controversial actor Yul Edochie, has reportedly remarried in a quiet ceremony. Sources reveal that Linc tied the knot in May 2025 with Yinka Theisen, a U.S.-based woman who has adult children, the youngest being a recent high school graduate. The marriage was kept under wraps until Yinka took to social media to celebrate her union with Linc, describing their journey from friendship to romance. Shortly after the marriage became public, Yinka hinted at backlash, referring cryptically to a “cross fire” involving a “woman scorned,” though she offered no further details. Linc was previously married to Amaka Paula Lincoln-Edochie. His remarriage comes just months after he publicly advised his younger brother Yul to keep his marital affairs private—a suggestion that Yul rejected with a pointed response, reminding Linc that discretion didn’t save his own marriage. As of now, neither Linc nor Amaka has made a pub...

In a rare display of integrity and courage, a Nigerian Immigration officer, Prince Orji Ugochukwu , has become a national hero after arresting a suspected ritualist and rejecting a jaw-dropping ₦10 million bribe — along with an iPhone 13 Pro Max and Tecno Camon 19 — at the Seme border . The Shocking Arrest The suspect, identified as Ezeani , popularly known as Ichie Billion , was on the run from authorities in Enugu State , where he is allegedly wanted for horrific ritual crimes — including the burial of victims alive for occult purposes . According to reports, Ichie Billion was attempting to flee the country via the Seme border when Officer Ugochukwu spotted and intercepted him. In a desperate bid to escape justice, the suspect offered an enormous bribe: ₦10,000,000 in cash An iPhone 13 Pro Max A Tecno Camon 19 But Officer Ugochukwu stood firm, refused the bribe, and arrested the suspect on the spot. Chasing Justice — Literally Eyewitnesses say the suspect initially tried...

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  Grace-Charis Effah, formerly known as Belinda Effah, revealed in a recent interview with Saturday Beats that she left Nollywood because she felt unfulfilled and stagnant in her acting career. Despite her passion for movies, acting gradually became more about money than impact, leading her to feel empty. Effah said she wanted to make a real difference and not just appear in films that no one watched. This desire for meaningful impact ultimately pushed her to join the U.S. Navy.

  Four Nigerian Stowaways Rescued After Being Thrown Overboard in the Atlantic In a harrowing incident that highlights the desperation of many Nigerian youths, four stowaways were rescued in the Atlantic Ocean after being allegedly thrown overboard by the crew of a foreign vessel. The young men had secretly boarded the ship in a bid to escape Nigeria’s economic hardship and seek better opportunities abroad. However, their hope for a new beginning turned into a nightmare when they were discovered by the crew, who reportedly responded with violence and cast them into the open sea. Thankfully, their story did not end in tragedy. A swift and heroic rescue effort was carried out by a maritime logistics company led by France-based Nigerian businessman, Mr. Harrison Niyi Alonge, who hails from Ekiti State. According to a statement released on May 22, 2025, by the company’s public relations officer, Olawale Ezekiel, the crew of another ship detected suspicious movement in the water and...