A Nigerian man, who has been selling akara since 1998, has gained attention on social media by sharing three achievements from his business and highlighting one associated risk. His reflections on the long-term venture have resonated with many online.

Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde credited Archbishop Francis Wale Oke, President of the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria, with supporting his administration through prayers that he said contributed to the state's progress. Makinde made the remarks on Tuesday during a thanksgiving service marking the cleric's 70th birthday, according to Tribune Online. The governor's comments highlighted the relationship between his government and the prominent religious leader, acknowledging spiritual backing as a factor in the administration's recorded achievements.

Nigerian media personality and Nollywood actress Toke Makinwa has expressed her belief in dating within one's financial bracket. According to Naija News, she advocates for individuals to consider their partner's financial status, emphasizing the importance of being with someone who is financially successful.

Ugandan songwriter and singer Dokta Brain, real name Nkwanga Geoffrey Adam, has revealed in an interview with BBS TV that he nearly quit music to become a ghostwriter due to personal challenges. According to Exclusive Uganda, he credited fellow artist Lil Pazo with influencing him to release his hit song 'Bikyaganye' rather than abandoning his career as a performer.

Singer King Saha has defended his outspoken nature following criticism for his comments about State Minister for Foreign Affairs Haruna Kyeyune Kasolo. At a recent concert in Namasuba, Saha accused the minister of attempting to sabotage his career. Despite the backlash, he affirmed his commitment to continue speaking out against such actions, emphasizing his ability to defend himself.

A man has written an open letter to Elon Musk, urging him to suspend monetisation for Nigerian accounts on X, citing concerns over engagement farming and low-quality tweets. The appeal reflects frustration with the current state of content on the platform.