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White House Starts Investigation About The Controversial Malia Obama’s Selfie
It’s a national mystery that has left both the social media world and the Secret Service scratching their heads.
On Sunday night, a photo of what appears to be Malia Obama wearing a Pro Era shirt surfaced on Instagram. It quickly went viral after the Brooklyn-based hip-hop collective posted the pic to advertise its online store.
Essence.com says a rep for the group told Gawker on Monday that the photo was from “a mutual friend of Malia and the pro era member,” but White House officials aren’t so sure. Fox News reports that government officials are looking into the photo’s origins.
Michelle Obama has been very vocal in the past about how she regulates her daughters’ social media usage. She told Barbara Walters in 2013 that Malia could only use Facebook, and Sasha was banned from all forms of social media in an effort to protect the girls from the public eye.
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This NNPC Retail Post Raised More Questions Than It Answered

So I was scrolling earlier and stopped on this NNPC Retail flyer because it’s literally just a big question mark and a line that says “66 Reasons Why You Need To Watch This Space.” Nothing else. No context, no explanation, just vibes and mystery.
It also speaks to our Naija slang and banter (the “Omo,” “Gbas Gbos,” and “Sapa” ones had me laughing).
It’s part of their ongoing “66 Reasons Why We Love Naija” series, so it seems to be leading up to something for October 1st. What they are clear about is that you need the NNPC Fuel App to be in the loop. They describe it as fast, secure, reliable, and rewarding, and they’ve made it easy with a QR code you can scan straight from the post.
If they’re trying to build hype, it’s working on me. SCAN THE BAR CODE HERE.
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Josh2Funny – On BeHALF of JOSH Album

Nigerian comedian, entertainer, and multi-talented creative Josh2Funny is making a compelling case for himself as one of the country’s most unconventional music acts with the release of his 18-track album, On BeHALF of JOSH.
Known primarily for his unique brand of comedy and viral internet content, Josh2Funny has once again caught the attention of fans and critics by stepping firmly into music and delivering a full-length project that refuses to fit neatly into one box.
The album also features legendary Nigerian rapper Ice prince
The 18-track album showcases Josh2Funny’s willingness to collaborate and explore different sounds, featuring an eclectic lineup of Nigerian and international talents.
The project features Lady Zamar, the acclaimed South African singer, songwriter and author, alongside Nigerian and international acts including Raybekah, MRGVN, Vas Angelov, Mahdey, Evelle, Davido Acekeys, and other collaborators.
Released through Josh2Funny Entertainment, On BeHALF of JOSH represents another chapter in Josh2Funny’s evolution as an entertainer — one where comedy, music, personality and internet culture collide
Listen below;
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Kilo Lazer – From the Mud Album

Kilo Lazer officially steps into a new chapter with the release of his debut album, From the Mud a body of work that captures his journey, resilience, consistency, and undeniable growth.
Rooted in experience and shaped by the realities of coming from the bottom, From the Mud tells Kilo Lazer’s story through raw energy, honest storytelling, and a sound that reflects how far he has come.
More than a debut, the album is a testament to staying the course, trusting the process, and turning struggle into purpose.
Kilo Lazer’s From the Mud is out now on all major streaming platforms.
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