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BBNaija: Get All the MeloDrama, Romance on the New Episode of The Buzz with Toke Makinwa

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Sometimes, there’s nothing better than being able to catch up with a week of your favourite show in 30 minutes. But Showmax proves it can get even more rewarding with social commentaries from some of the most delightful guests and a host like no other, Toke Makinwa.

This weekend, she sat down with Nollywood star Lilian Afegbai, Social media influencer Pamilerin Adegoke, and multimedia personality Stephanie Coker-Aderinokun. They broke down week 8 in Big Brother’s house with no-holds-barred conversations and striking opinions.

Week 8 Highlights In Minutes

Lilian Afegbai was Toke’s first guest on the show, and together they broke down the highlights. Laughing until she was doubled over, the actress told Toke one of the best parts of the week for her was watching the housemates mimic each other. She said that Pere’s imitation of Angel was perhaps the most hilarious of them all.

She said that she likes that Saga has accepted that he is Nini’s handbag and couldn’t possibly be a strategy. Toke thinks Nini is encouraging Saga’s behaviour and that just led to an argument between the ladies. Lilian said that she could accept that Nini also likes Saga, but definitely not enough to be a boyfriend. They moved on to Liquorose and Emmanuel. They agreed that they are both sweet and that Emmanuel is such a fine man. She ended the conversation by adding that Saskay in that house was black spice, and she was needed.

The Bonds, The Fake Fights, And The Sex Conversation

Pamilerin joined Lilian at this point to talk about how the relationships are doing. They started the segment by talking about Queen’s candid conversation about her sex preferences with Cross. Everyone agreed that it was okay to be upfront about what you like that way.

The discussion shifted to the ‘EmmaRose’ ship. Once again, all of them poured accolades on Liquorose for the way she handled her task from Big Brother. They said it was impressive, and it proves that she has her eyes on the prize. Finally, in the section, they talked about Yousef and Cross’ ‘fight’ for Angel. Lilian and Pamilerin said they’d put their money on Cross if there was a real fight. Toke said she’ll support Yousef because quiet guys are dangerous and have inner peace.

The Real Fights And Gbas-Gbos In Week 8

Stephanie joined the rest of the guests to talk about the theatrical fights between Saga and Pere, and Cross and Nini. They started with the latter duo, and Toke came in hot for Saga, saying his involvement in their conflict annoyed her. She expected him to put Nini in check. Steph noted that Nini went overboard with the fight and said many ‘below the belt’ things to Cross. Toke thought that Cross’s breakdown was just proof that he’s genuine, human and emotional.

They moved to Saga and Pere. Toke said that Pere likes to pick on people he believes are weak and that his only version of friendship is when he’s the head. Everyone agreed that Pere’s behaviour is influenced by his military background. They believe that he plays mind games, and he’s very intentional about what he does. Lilian added that he’s just playing his game, and he’ll crush anyone in his path. They also talked about Saga, agreeing that his ‘gum body’ with Nini may be an abandonment issue, or maybe he’s just love-starved.

Week 8’s Standout Moments On The Buzz

Again, Saga was at the centre of conversations during this segment. Toke thought he should have served his punishment for not completing his Biggie task alone. All the guests agreed that he has lost sight of the N90 million he initially came into the house for and has decided that Nini is his prize. Once again, they praised Liquorose for the way she handled the task. The ladies acknowledged that Liquorose could pull off the mission because she’s a woman. They said women barely ever lose sight of their goals, especially where money is involved.

They also talked about Nini and Saga getting strikes. This is Saga’s second strike, and Lilian believes he needs to be very careful because Pere will try to trigger him. If Saga gets another strike on the show, he’ll be automatically disqualified. Everyone also concluded that they were sure that Pere would try something on Saga. Toke says that it’s sad because Saga does not even have a woman that will help to keep him grounded. Again, it was unanimous that Nini is for herself and will not be doing the most to keep Saga safe.

The Conclusion

The secret diary session saw housemates talk about their emotions about nominations and their various tasks. It was also the place to tell Biggie about their relationships, rant about the house, and simply let loose. Afterwards, the guests came to the conclusion that all the housemates are crazy. They exempted Cross from that list, saying he’s a baby and super genuine.

As always, Toke asked her guests who their MVP of the week was. Steph and Pamilerin chose Liquorose because she handled Biggie’s task of not talking to her partner in the house, Emmanuel. Lilian also said she leaned towards Liquorose, but she’d instead pick Pere. She said she liked the way he executed the imitation task and his version of how Angel acts. Toke’s MVP was Cross because he has such great restraint and cap on his emotion. She said that his fight with Nini was an actual test of his character.

She ended the show by asking them who they thought was going home on Sunday. Lilian said if it’s two people, then her money was on Saskay and Yousef. Pamilerin, Toke and Steph chose Saskay and Emmanuel. They added Angel to the list if three people are sent home. Pamilerin got the last word in on that, saying Cross and Yousef were going nowhere, especially Yousef.

The Buzz is exclusive to Showmax and airs on Tuesdays and Saturdays. Download the Showmax app on your iOS or Android device to stay updated on the drama from the BBNaija’ Shine Ya Eye’ edition.


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51-Year-Old QNET User Breaks World Record with 20 Back Handsprings

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QNET, a global wellness and lifestyle company, proudly celebrates the remarkable achievement of Anup Debnath, a 51-year-old fitness enthusiast, ardent user of QNET products, and resident of New Jersey, USA, who recently attempted to set a Guinness World Record as the oldest person to perform continuous back handsprings.

Debnath’s feat underscores the power of balanced health and wellness to maintain peak physical performance at any stage of life.

On October 19th, at the Marlboro Township Recreation Center, Debnath completed 20 continuous back handsprings, a remarkable testament to his strength, stamina, and unwavering discipline.

His journey back into gymnastics after nearly 27 years highlights the potential of a balanced lifestyle supported by QNET’s wellness products, demonstrating that age is no barrier to achieving extraordinary physical goals.

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Paired with other Amezcua products, like the Bio Disc 3, which energizes my food and structures the water I consume, giving me mental and physical balance, and the Bio Light 3, which aids in recovery by alleviating pain and discomfort after intense training, these products enhance my overall well-being and empower me to push my limits.”

QNET’s Chief Marketing Officer, Trevor Kuna, extended his heartfelt congratulations: “Anup’s achievement is extraordinary, and we are incredibly proud to have played a part in his journey.

“His belief in QNET’s Amezcua products reflects our mission—helping people achieve balance and wellness in every aspect of their lives.

“Anup’s story is a testament to discipline, resilience, and holistic well-being. We celebrate his inspiring feat and his commitment to greatness.”

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Through Debnath’s achievement, QNET encourages individuals to explore how Amezcua technology can support their wellness journey at any stage in life, empowering them to achieve their own physical and mental potential.


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House of Reps Calls for N500bn Recapitalization of DisCos

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House of Representatives has called on the Federal Government to enforce a minimum capital base of N500 billion for electricity distribution companies (DisCos) to continue operations.

The lawmakers argue that only financially robust DisCos can ensure efficient service delivery and maximum consumer satisfaction.

This resolution was passed during Wednesday’s plenary following a motion by Ibrahim Isiaka, a representative from Ogun State.

Isiaka criticized the current operations of DisCos, describing their actions as a threat to the economic stability and welfare of Nigerians.

He highlighted consumer complaints regarding the replacement of electricity meters, noting that DisCos often demand additional payments despite consumers already financing the installation of meters.

Isiaka expressed concern over the financial burden this places on households and businesses struggling with economic challenges.

The motion also raised issues of consumer trust, alleging that DisCos operate with impunity and disregard for consumer rights, despite oversight from the regulatory authorities and the House Committee on Power.

The lawmakers unanimously adopted the motion through a voice vote conducted by Speaker Tajudeen Abbas.

They urged the Ministry of Power to take immediate steps to address the “reckless actions” of DisCos, labeling them as non-state actors threatening Nigeria’s economy.

The House further mandated the recapitalization of DisCos to a minimum of N500 billion, insisting that only financially capable operators should be allowed to continue providing electricity services.

Additionally, the House Committee on Power was directed to investigate the activities of DisCos to ensure accountability and protect consumer rights.


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Chinenye Anuforo of The Sun Newspaper Honored for Excellence in ICT Journalism

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Chinenye Anuforo, a distinguished journalist from The Sun Newspaper, has been recognized for her exceptional contributions to ICT journalism in Nigeria.

Chinenye Anuforo receiving the ATAEx Award presented by Mr. Gbolahan Awonuga, executive secretary of the Association of Licensed Telecoms Operators of Nigeria (ALTON)

Last week, she received the ICT Innovation Storyteller Award at the Africa Tech Alliance Excellence (ATAEx) Awards, celebrating her ability to craft compelling narratives that highlight the complexities and potential of the ICT sector.

“Chinenye’s dedication to her craft is evident in her insightful analysis and engaging storytelling,” said Mr. Chike Onwuegbuchi, co-convener of the ATAEx Awards.

“Her work has consistently illuminated the significant impact of technology on society, making her a deserving recipient of this award.”

The accolades continued as Anuforo was named the ICT Reporter of the Year at the Africa Digital Awards (ADA) just a week later.

This prestigious award further cements her status as a leading voice in the ICT industry.

Mr. Tayo Adewusi, Publisher/Coordinator of NIICF & ADA, who presented the award, praised Anuforo’s role in shaping public discourse on ICT issues.

“Her reports have not only informed but also inspired, making her a true champion of digital innovation,” he said.

Expressing her gratitude, Chinenye Anuforo stated, “I am deeply honored and humbled to receive these awards.

“I am grateful to my editors at The Sun Newspapers for their unwavering support and to the organizers of the ATAEx Awards and Africa Digital Awards for recognizing my work.

“It is a privilege to contribute to the growth of the ICT sector in Nigeria through journalism.”


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