TRENDING

Data commission warns Nigerians against malicious electronic messages • Follow live: Chelsea visit unbeaten Brentford in London derby • Vikings to start Wentz with Murray on the mend • Mambilla: Atiku reacts to allegation of collecting $500,000 bribe to award Sunrise contract • Life of every Nigerian matters – Tinubu orders probe of Minna illegal miners’ death • Zidane names first squad, confirms Mbappe France captain • Enyimba Goalkeeper Etum Ruled Out for Two Weeks With Injury • Equities rally nears 19-year high as global capital reopens for Nigeria • Atiku calls for fuel price relief as Mambilla ruling renews scrutiny of $500,000 payment • Egerton-Idehen underfire over alleged procurement irregularities, poor staff welfare at NIGCOMSAT • Boko Haram fighters used ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok for weapons, attacks – Cambridge study • Nigerian Army announces recruitment for technical specialists • NLO warns clubs against participation in unauthorised competitions • NAF bombs suspected terrorists’ hideouts in Zamfara forest • Clean Energy for Nigerian Communities: BLUETTI, UN-Habitat Unite to Empower Makurdi, Yelwata • Trent Alexander-Arnold recalled by England but with a warning from Thomas Tuchel • They sprayed us something in the cell — Survivor of Niger miners’ deaths recounts • Naira exchange rate today, September 18, 2026: Naira appreciates against USD after depreciation • Yamal Speaks Out On Facing Relentless Racial Discrimination • $500,000 payment to Atiku’s ex-wife raises ‘significant red flags’ in Mambilla dispute – ICC tribunal • Data commission warns Nigerians against malicious electronic messages • Follow live: Chelsea visit unbeaten Brentford in London derby • Vikings to start Wentz with Murray on the mend • Mambilla: Atiku reacts to allegation of collecting $500,000 bribe to award Sunrise contract • Life of every Nigerian matters – Tinubu orders probe of Minna illegal miners’ death • Zidane names first squad, confirms Mbappe France captain • Enyimba Goalkeeper Etum Ruled Out for Two Weeks With Injury • Equities rally nears 19-year high as global capital reopens for Nigeria • Atiku calls for fuel price relief as Mambilla ruling renews scrutiny of $500,000 payment • Egerton-Idehen underfire over alleged procurement irregularities, poor staff welfare at NIGCOMSAT • Boko Haram fighters used ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok for weapons, attacks – Cambridge study • Nigerian Army announces recruitment for technical specialists • NLO warns clubs against participation in unauthorised competitions • NAF bombs suspected terrorists’ hideouts in Zamfara forest • Clean Energy for Nigerian Communities: BLUETTI, UN-Habitat Unite to Empower Makurdi, Yelwata • Trent Alexander-Arnold recalled by England but with a warning from Thomas Tuchel • They sprayed us something in the cell — Survivor of Niger miners’ deaths recounts • Naira exchange rate today, September 18, 2026: Naira appreciates against USD after depreciation • Yamal Speaks Out On Facing Relentless Racial Discrimination • $500,000 payment to Atiku’s ex-wife raises ‘significant red flags’ in Mambilla dispute – ICC tribunal

September 18, 2026|19:16

Back to Home

Hot Topics

Portable demands DNA test before child support for Ashabi’s children

Punch Nigeria about 1 hour 1 mins read

Nigerian singer, Habeeb Okikiola, popularly known as Portable, has demanded DNA tests for his two children with actress Akinyanju Omobolarinde, popularly known as Ashabi Simple, before taking responsibility for their upkeep. Portable made the demand in an Instagram Story on Friday, saying he needed the DNA tests before he could take care of the children Read More: https://punchng.com/portable-demands-dna-test-before-child-support-for-ashabis-children/

This article was sourced from an external publication.

Share this article