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Must Read The end of Elon

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  Perched on the elevated platform of his grandiose project, the billionaire renowned for captivating a fervent following through extraordinary engineering and unwavering determination appeared notably diminished. Elon Musk oversaw the initial deliveries of a Tesla truck, a venture that, akin to much under his influence, exceeded both budget and initial shipping projections. Adding to the narrative, Musk's recent public dismissal of advertising partners only compounded the already bleak fate of another of his enterprises. Characterizing him as visibly diminished is an understatement. The Cybertruck launch, aligning with Tesla's delivery events, lacked substance. Colleagues with greater patience have effectively detailed the proceedings. Musk extolled the virtues of his extravagant stainless steel creation before demonstrating the non-obvious method to open its doors, followed by enigmatic statements about its future presence on roads. While I previously highlighted Musk's p

When asked to perform at King's coronation, Taylor Swift reportedly declined

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The 33-year-old musician reportedly declined an offer to perform at the coronation concert on May 7th, as she was engaged in her Eras Tour in Nashville during that period. Swift wasn't the sole high-profile artist to turn down the invitation - Elton John, Spice Girls, Harry Styles, Ed Sheeran, and Adele also reportedly refused. Organizing a concert lineup was described as a challenge, yet Katy Perry, Lionel Richie, Andrea Bocelli, and Take That performed at the London event. The reporter highlighted the deeper implications of these refusals, citing the perceived lack of gravitas around King Charles III. While Perry and Richie expressed excitement and awe at being part of this historic event, the refusals sparked discussions about celebrity involvement in such ceremonies. Taylor Swift's Eras Tour has been immensely successful, projected to gross over $1 billion by its conclusion in December 2024.

11.2 million diabetics in Nigeria, according to the Association

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The Diabetes Association of Nigeria disclosed that 11.2 million Nigerians currently live with diabetes. Dr. Alkali Mohammed, the association's President, shared this during the 2023 World Diabetes Day event in Abuja. The day aims to spotlight the global diabetes challenge and encourage collective action for its management and prevention. The event theme, "Access to diabetes care," emphasizes the need for awareness and management strategies. Mohammed highlighted that 90% of those affected have type 2 diabetes, impacting various body parts. Globally, an estimated 537 million individuals live with diabetes, projected to rise to 737 million by 2040 without intervention. To address this, Mohammed proposed increasing taxes on Sugar-Sweetened Beverages (SSBs) from 10% to 20%. This step, he argued, could discourage sugary product consumption, promoting a healthier environment and generating government revenue. He noted the lack of clarity regarding the utilization of the current

Why I'm not interested in getting married to my partner- Iyabo Ojo

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  Nollywood actress Iyabo Ojo expressed her contentment in her relationship with music executive and show promoter Paul Okoye, known as Paulo, revealing that they've opted not to wed due to their shared belief that "marriage is overrated." During a recent episode of her show, Iyabo Ojo TV, featuring veteran singer Charly Boy as a guest, she discussed their choice, stating, "We're enjoying our relationship without the constraints of marriage. Paulo and I both hold the view that marriage is overhyped." Charly Boy echoed this sentiment, sharing an anecdote where his son proposed the idea of a marriage contract limited to a set duration, suggesting a renewal if both parties agreed. Reflecting on the evolving dynamics of marriage, he added, "Times have changed, and the institution of marriage isn't what it used to be. There's more emphasis on individuality now, leading to a shift in priorities and expectations within relationships

Elon Musk ignored me, complains rapper Odumodublvck

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Nigerian Hip-hop artist Tochukwu Ojogwu, popularly known as Odumodublvck, shared an incident where he attempted to connect with Tesla CEO Elon Musk. Odumodublvck reached out to Musk, seeking a Tesla car after the success of his track 'Tesla Boy' with Blaqbonez, which he believed positively promoted the brand in Nigeria. However, he expressed disappointment, mentioning in an interview with Baddie The Blogger that Musk did not respond to his request. Odumodublvck humorously added that Musk had "aired" or snubbed him, concluding with a lighthearted remark.

If anything happens to me hold my husband responsible – Israel DMW’s wife, Sheila

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Sheila, the spouse of Israel Afeare, also known as Israel DMW, the Logistics Manager for singer Davido, recently expressed concerns about her safety and her family's welfare. She raised an alarm, stating that her life and her family members’ lives are at risk. She alleged that Israel DMW, accompanied by a group, disrupted her mother’s store, leading to distress and harassment. Sheila countered Israel’s claims that she and her family were involved in fraudulent activities, asserting that she hails from an affluent family. She emphasized her familial connections, mentioning her father and former Edo State governor, Adams Oshiomole, as close relatives. Expressing her distress, she warned via her Instagram story that if any harm befalls her or her family, Israel DMW should be held accountable. Sheila also highlighted an incident where individuals were sent to harass her mother at her store, stating her intention to bring the matter to light despite having initially sought alternative s

Temi Otedola says she has impostor syndrome, what does the phenomenon mean

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Have you ever achieved something significant but felt like a fraud inside? This common experience is known as impostor syndrome, where individuals doubt their accomplishments and believe they don't truly deserve their success. Interestingly, impostor syndrome doesn't discriminate based on achievements or external validation. Even someone like Temi Otedola, daughter of billionaire Femi Otedola, openly shared her experiences with impostor syndrome in a recent YouTube video. This highlights that anyone, regardless of their accomplishments, can be affected by impostor syndrome. There's no need to doubt your competence; you don't have to feel less capable than others perceive you to be. There are different types of impostor syndrome: 1. The Perfectionist: Sets impossibly high standards, attributing success to luck. 2. The Expert: Believes they must know everything before starting, fearing exposure as a novice. 3. The Soloist: Prefers struggling alone over asking for help, fe