Author: Faith Babatunde

Music plays a key role in setting the mood for intimate moments and some artists consistently make the cut. A recent analysis by Lion’s Den examined over 17,000 sex-themed playlists on Spotify, using keywords like “sex,” “bedroom,” and “romantic” to uncover which artists dominate the scene. Here are the top 10 artists most featured in these playlists: 1. The Weeknd – 2,203 Features Top Track: One Of The Girls (287 repeats)With his seductive beats and emotionally rich lyrics, The Weeknd tops the list as the most-played artist in sex playlists. 2. Two Feet – 725 Features Top Track: Love Is a Bitch (257 repeats)Known for his dark, moody sound, Two Feet’s music fits perfectly…

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Rangers’ recent defensive woes hit a historic low with six straight league games conceding two or more goals a first since 1894. But in a recent clash, a red card to Propper seemed to spark a turnaround. Despite being down to ten men early, Rangers adopted a “siege mentality” that appeared to galvanize the squad. “It’s been us against them and that’s brought everyone together,” said Steven Naismith. The team shifted from a back three to a narrow 4-4-1 formation, successfully stifling Athletic Club. Captain James Tavernier, often criticized for his defense, delivered a standout performance against £75m-rated Nico Williams.…

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In a decisive move to improve environmental sanitation and public health, the Lagos State Government has sealed 13 markets across the state for repeated violations related to illegal waste disposal. Commissioner for Environment and Water Resources, Tokunbo Wahab, announced the enforcement on Friday via his official X handle. The action aligns with the Lagos State Environmental Management and Protection Law of 2017, which mandates proper waste management in public spaces. Ketu and Mile 12 markets were among the key locations shut down due to persistent waste dumping on roads, medians, and highways posing health risks and obstructing traffic. “These actions are necessary to…

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The Kwara State government has launched a mass deworming campaign targeting 776,896 children aged 5 to 14 across 15 local government areas. Speaking at the flag-off event at Queen Elizabeth Secondary School, Ilorin, Commissioner for Health Dr. Amina El-Imam emphasized the state’s commitment to protecting children from preventable diseases. She noted that while the campaign involves administering deworming tablets, it also promotes clean water, better sanitation, and hygiene education. Oke-Ero Local Government is excluded from the exercise as it is not endemic for Schistosomiasis. Lawmakers and health officials praised the initiative and urged parents and schools to support it. The…

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At least 16 youth football teams are gearing up for the Seyi Tinubu Citizens Cup, taking place April 12–19 in Ilorin, Kwara State. Organizers say the tournament goes beyond football. “It’s a youth-driven movement for change,” said committee head Bello Olamilekan, who highlighted its role in youth empowerment and talent discovery. Open to players aged 18–25, participating teams include Kwara Football Academy, Skills FC, Eagle Stars, Unity FA, NA Royals, Legal Stars, and more. Bello praised Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq for his support of youth and sports development, and thanked Seyi Tinubu for creating a platform that connects dreams to real opportunities. “This is more than just…

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Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan has filed a ₦5 billion lawsuit against Senator Onyekachi Nwaebonyi over alleged defamatory comments made during a TV interview. The suit, lodged at the FCT High Court in Abuja, stems from a March 6, 2025 appearance on Channels Television, where Nwaebonyi reportedly called Akpoti-Uduaghan a “gold digger” and accused her of having six children by different men. Akpoti-Uduaghan, who represents Kogi Central, described the remarks as false, malicious, and damaging to her reputation and emotional well-being. She emphasized that such statements harm not only her image but also the advancement of women in Nigerian politics. She is…

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In a night of unforgettable football at the Emirates Stadium, Arsenal produced a sensational performance to defeat reigning Champions League holders Real Madrid 3-0 in their quarterfinal first leg. A dominant second-half display, highlighted by a stunning brace of free kicks from Declan Rice and a clinical finish from Mikel Merino, has put the Gunners in a commanding position to reach their first Champions League semifinal since 2009. Despite a first half where Real Madrid threatened, particularly through Kylian Mbappé, it was Arsenal who seized control after the break. The deadlock was broken in the 58th minute when Declan Rice,…

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Frustration is mounting across Nigeria as commuters continue to grapple with stubbornly high transportation fares, a stark contrast to the recent reduction in fuel pump prices and the government’s push for Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) adoption. Passengers in key states like Lagos, Ogun, and Oyo are pointing fingers at the pervasive influence of transport unions, alleging their levies are the primary reason for the sustained exorbitant costs. Many Nigerians report that travel expenses remain significantly inflated, with fares having nearly quadrupled since the peak of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) prices. This increase has severely impacted household budgets and the viability…

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The newly installed Alaafin of Oyo, Oba Akeem Owoade, attributed his emergence as the 46th Alaafin to divine appointment, stating it was free from political influence or personal lobbying. Speaking at a thanksgiving service in Oyo Town, he emphasized having no prior relationship with Governor Seyi Makinde or former Senator Monsurat Sunmonu. According to his media director, he received his staff of office on January 13, 2025, and his formal installation followed the Oro Ipebi rites on March 29. The monarch called for unity among former contenders and the people of Oyo for the town’s progress. Former CAN President, Revd. Supo Ayokunle,…

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Security operatives disrupted nationwide protests organized by the Take-It-Back Movement on Monday, sparking outrage from rights groups. Demonstrators were protesting the state of emergency in Rivers, economic hardship, and alleged misuse of the Cybercrime Act. In Abuja, Lagos, and Port Harcourt, police used tear gas and roadblocks to disperse protesters. Arrests were made, including activist “Flagboy.” Amnesty International condemned the crackdown as violating the right to peaceful assembly. In Lagos, protesters were blocked from submitting their demands to the State Assembly. The government cited a court ruling restricting protests to two parks Ojota and Ketu. In Port Harcourt, live bullets…

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