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Digital creator Peller has shaved his head in solidarity with his newly wedded wife, Jarvis, following intense online backlash over her look. Jarvis faced severe criticism and insults for sporting a bald head after their white wedding in Lagos last Saturday.In a video shared online this morning, Peller filmed himself inside a barbershop explaining that he wanted to surprise his wife by matching her hairstyle.He said, “I want to barb skodo to surprise my wife. Because she barb skodo, everybody is abusing her and talking a lot about her.”The streamer later revealed his new look to his wife, who appeared delighted by the gesture.https://youtu.be/B8OZHw-V6Go?si=3qu2EmcZBgfz7osr

Nollywood actress, Iyabo Ojo has sparked controversy after claiming that single mothers are living happier than married women.She claimed that single mothers were generally happier than married women because they were getting more than enough sex, unlike most married women.Speaking in a recent episode of The Moraya Show, the single mother of two argued that sex has a lot to do with women’s overall wellbeing.“Sex has a lot to do in a woman’s glow. The reason single mothers are living happier than most married women is because we are getting more than enough sex,” she said.The actress, however, clarified that happiness in marriage largely depended on the kind of spouse a woman had.She noted that a lot of women were happy in their marriage because they were married to good...

France’s top constitutional authority has struck down a bill that sought to prohibit children under the age of 15 from using social media, ruling that the proposed restrictions disproportionately infringe upon freedom of expression.The court determined that the draft law was overly broad and failed to consider either the individual situation of each minor or the varying levels of risk across different digital services. Judges also highlighted serious privacy concerns, pointing out that enforcing such a measure would force all users including adults to verify their identity online.In its decision, the court acknowledged the legitimate objective of protecting young people online, but noted: "the draft bill infringes freedom of expression and communication in a manner that is not appr...