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Rema Sweeps The 2025 Trace Awards, Securing 4 Major Wins
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Rema Rema Dominates the 2025 Trace Awards, Taking Home 4 Awards! Afrobeats sensation Rema had a historic night at the 2025 Trace Awards, winning four major awards and further solidifying his global dominance. Rema Dominates the 2025 Trace Awards, Taking Home 4 Awards! The Calm Down hitmaker walked away with: Best Male Artist Song of the Year – OZEBA Best Collaboration Best Album Rema’s achievements at the awards highlight his unstoppable impact on the music industry, both in Africa and beyond. His electrifying performance of OZEBA was another standout moment of the night, proving why he remains one of the biggest stars in the game. Congratulations to Rema! What’s your favorite track from him? Read More: Top 10 Afrobeats Songs You Need to Jam This Week Tags: RemaRema News
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Stop Castigating Your Leaders; Allow God To Deal With Them, Says Sultan Of Sokoto To Nigerians
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The Sultan of Sokoto, Sa’ad Mohammad Abubakar II, has called on Nigerians to stop castigating their leaders, urging them to allow God to deal with them as He wishes.

He emphasized that nothing—good or bad—lasts forever and encouraged Nigerians to continue praying for both their leaders and the nation. The Sultan reminded leaders that on the Day of Resurrection, the Almighty would hold them accountable for their stewardship, with no one there to defend them in the presence of their Creator.
Furthermore, he cautioned religious leaders against misleading their followers for personal gain, explaining that 90 percent of people who listen to religious leaders in mosques and churches believe in them because they view them as saviors. He stated that only God can save any human being.
The Sultan made these remarks during the Regional Conference on Climate Change-Induced Conflicts in Northern Nigeria, hosted by the Kaduna State Bureau of Interfaith in collaboration with International Alert, on Monday.
“Do your best in worshiping Allah (God) and leave the rest to Him, not to anybody. Don’t follow those who will lead you astray. So many things have been happening in this country, and we believe we must return to Allah. Intensify prayers for our country in all mosques. I won’t mention churches because the CAN President is here, and I believe he will say the same thing.”
“A lot of people say we have never had it so bad, but no matter how difficult it is, ease will come. We believe nothing lasts forever. Nothing bad and nothing good lasts forever. Let us intensify prayers in our congregations and encourage our followers to pray for our leaders. We will not castigate them; we will allow Almighty Allah to deal with them as He wishes and He will.
Like one of the speakers said, Allah will ask all of us what we did with the leadership He gave us on earth. On that day, you will be on your own; nobody will be there for you. No deputy governor will be there for the governor, no special adviser or SSG will be there. You are on your own, as I always say. All of us will be on our own.
Let us fear Allah in whatever we do and pray for our country. We are blessed; go around to other countries and see. We have challenges, yes, but nothing lasts forever. With hard work and commitment, we can become a better country.
The North faces many problems and challenges-not only a lack of knowledge about climate change but also poverty, insecurity in the north known for progress and peace in the past. Our coming together is a unifying occasion for us as one family in the North. There are many misunderstandings and misrepresentations by those trying to divide us. They know that the strength of the North is something to reckon with, not only in Nigeria but worldwide. If we are united, we can face any challenge. If we are united, we will definitely create a better and more prosperous community.
That’s why so many negative comments are made about certain issues that we know are not true but to divide us,” he said.

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Actress Debbie Shokoya Addresses Those Giving Hot Takes About Davido And Chiomas Wedding.
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Actress Debbie Shokoya has spoken out against the criticism and comparison surrounding Davido’s wedding to Chioma.
She expressed disapproval of people focusing on negativity and comparing themselves to others, particularly when the couple has moved on to their honeymoon.
Debbie prayed against poverty and joblessness, stating that she wants to achieve more in life than just giving opinions on social media.
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Fit-again Bradley Could Feature Against Everton
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Liverpool right-back Conor Bradley could feature in Wednesday's Premier League derby with Everton after returning to training. The 21-year-old has been sidelined after being forced off with a hamstring injury in Liverpool's 2-2 draw with Aston Villa in February. Liverpool manager Arne Slot said Bradley was back in training after missing six matches but he would have to be "smart" about his involvement at Anfield. "We have to make a decision on whether he is playing, and if playing means coming in or starting," Slot said in Tuesday's press conference. "That's something I keep for myself. He's only had a few sessions after being out for quite a long time with a repetitive injury so we have to make a smart decision." With Trent Alexander-Arnold and Bradley injured, Jarell Quansah started at right-back in Liverpool's Carabao Cup final defeat by Newcastle United. Bradley also missed Northern Ireland's friendlies with Switzerland and Sweden in March with the issue. Liverpool hold a 12-point lead at the top of the Premier League with nine matches remaining. Brazil goalkeeper Alisson and Netherlands midfielder Ryan Gravenberch are expected to be available for the derby despite withdrawing from their international squads. "Ryan is OK. We have to train one more time but he is OK," added Slot. "Ali trained with us as well. The last check has to be made this afternoon, after the session, to see if he is available to play."
All thanks to BBC Sport
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