By Emmanuel Ogbodo 

Catholic Television, Nigeria (CTV), has officially launched on the GOtv platform, expanding its reach to millions of viewers across the country.

According to a communication from MultiChoice, the channel went live today, March 13, 2025, at 10 a.m. (WAT) on GOtv channel 115.

It is available on all GOtv packages, from GOtv Lite to GOtv Supa Plus.

This milestone marks a significant step in bringing faith-based content to a wider audience, providing Catholic programming, religious teachings, and wholesome entertainment to subscribers.

With this launch, Catholic TV Nigeria strengthens its presence in the digital space, offering spiritual nourishment to viewers seeking faith-inspired content.

By Abaire Olanlesi

Darasimi, the estranged wife of comedian Ganiu Morufu, popularly known as Ijoba Lande, has dismissed allegations of infidelity, insisting that her controversial encounter with Yoruba Nollywood actor Babatunde Tayo (Baba Tee) was misinterpreted.

Addressing the claims in an interview on Sunday, Darasimi explained that the incident occurred during a “Truth or Dare” game organized by her friend Marygold, where she briefly sat on Baba Tee’s lap but maintained that no sexual activity took place.

She challenged her ex-husband to produce evidence of her alleged affairs, maintaining that their marriage did not collapse due to infidelity.

However, Baba Tee admitted to a brief sexual encounter with Darasimi, blaming it on intoxication during the game.

He publicly apologized to Ijoba Lande, expressing regret for his actions.

While Darasimi chose to withhold details about the real reason for her failed marriage, she insisted that cheating was not a factor.

By Abaire Olanlesi

Popular comedian and activist Adebowale Adedayo, known as Mr Macaroni, has doubled down on his decision to snub Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu, insisting he has no regrets.

In a series of posts on X (formerly Twitter) on Monday, Mr Macaroni dismissed criticisms over his stance, stating that even if given another chance, he would not acknowledge the governor.

“This is the last time I will address this matter. It is not worth my peace of mind,” he wrote, slamming Nigerians who defend politicians yet suffer under poor governance.

He accused some critics of hypocrisy, claiming they secretly take bribes while publicly condemning leaders.

Reaffirming his commitment to holding leaders accountable, Mr Macaroni rejected pressure to conform, declaring that he would never betray his conscience.

He also urged Nigerians to rise above tribalism and work towards national unity and justice.