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Scientists are warning that tattoos may carry hidden biological risks beyond regret over names, spelling mistakes or outdated designs, as growing research suggests tattoo ink can interact with the body in ways not fully understood. According to Dr Manal Mohammed, a medical microbiology lecturer at University of Westminster, UK, tattoo ink does not remain fixed in the skin after it is injected. “Once tattoo ink enters the body, it does not stay put,” she explained. “Beneath the skin, tattoo pigments interact with the immune system in ways scientists are only just beginning to understand.” While tattoos are generally considered safe, scientists say their long-term health effects may be less harmless than once assumed, particularly as permanent body art has surged in popularity i...

Singer Skales has addressed the backlash that followed his testimony at Harvesters Church, acknowledging that his initial response to critics may have been hasty. He said he has since reflected on the situation and clarified his stance more calmly. The artiste stressed that every believer has a purpose, whether serving on the pulpit or outside the church, noting that callings in fields such as music, film, sports, and education are equally meaningful. Skales maintained that sharing his personal faith journey is not wrong, adding that he has no hesitation in publicly testifying about what God has done in his life. He cited 1 Corinthians 12:28 to support his position.

Nigerian DJ and celebrity personality, DJ Cuppy, has announced that she will be taking a temporary break from social media. She shared the news on X while revealing her New Year’s resolution to her fans. Cuppy explained that the break is a chance for her to “reset and reconnect.” “I’m taking a short break from social media. I need some quiet time with myself & time being hidden with God. I am okay. I’m just taking a moment to reset & reconnect. I will be back.” The DJ also revealed that she plans to undertake a 21-day fast to address personal matters as she steps into 2026.

Glamorous influencer, Yulia Bertseva, has died after undergoing cosmetic surgery in Moscow. An Italian-based influencer has died at the age of 38 after undergoing cosmetic surgery, according to reports from Russian media. Yulia Burtseva, a Russian-born content creator with over 70,000 followers, reportedly passed away after a £4,000 butt-lift procedure carried out at a private clinic in Moscow. The mother of one is said to have suffered a sudden medical emergency shortly after receiving injections during the operation. Efforts to save her life were unsuccessful. Just hours before the procedure, Burtseva shared what would become her final Instagram post. The video, filmed at Moscow’s upscale Pushkin Café on January 4, showed her smiling and relaxed while having breakfast on the...