The Ministry of Special Duties and Intergovernmental Affairs has unveiled the list of 339 prominent Nigerians who will be honored with national honors in 2023.

Among the recipients are renowned singer Davido, acclaimed filmmaker Kunle Afolayan, and Super Eagles striker Victor Osimhen. The awards include the Officer Of The Order of The Niger (OON) for Davido and Afolayan, and the Member of The Order of Federal Republic (MFR) for Osimhen. Terry Waya, a well-known socialite from Benue, will be conferred with the Order of the Federal Republic (OFR).

The national honors ceremony is scheduled to take place on June 1, 2023, where the recipients will officially receive their medals and certificates. This recognition is a testament to their significant contributions in their respective fields and their impact on Nigerian society.

It is worth noting that this is not the first time that the Nigerian government has honored individuals from the entertainment industry. In the previous year, President Muhammadu Buhari bestowed national honors upon notable entertainers such as 2Baba, Burna Boy, and Teni.

The national honors serve as a means of acknowledging the exceptional achievements and positive influence of individuals who have made remarkable contributions to the development and progress of Nigeria. Through these awards, the government recognizes and appreciates the talents and dedication of individuals across various sectors, including entertainment and sports, who have consistently represented the nation on the global stage.

Sharing her achievement on her Facebook page, Justina expressed gratitude to those who had mocked her, as their words motivated her to maintain her virginity throughout her service year.

In her post, Justina referred to herself as the “Diary of the virgin corper 2023,” stating that she came, she saw, and she is returning home with her virginity intact. She also dedicated her special day to the Taraba State University Department of Political Science and International Relations Class of 2021, expressing her hope for more virgin corps members from her alma mater.

Justina’s declaration has sparked discussions and received mixed reactions on social media. While some have praised her for her commitment to her values, others have questioned the relevance of her virginity status in relation to her NYSC experience. Regardless, Justina remains proud of her accomplishment and sees it as a personal triumph.

As the story continues to gain attention, it highlights the diversity of experiences and perspectives within the NYSC program and prompts discussions about societal expectations and individual choices.

Netflix, the world’s largest streaming service, is taking action against password sharing by sending warning emails to subscribers who share their accounts with people outside their household.

Previously, Netflix had turned a blind eye to this practice, but the company is now facing pressure to increase its revenue. In the first quarter of 2023, Netflix experienced a loss of 200,000 subscribers, its first decline in over a decade. Factors contributing to this decline include stiff competition from other streaming services like Disney+ and HBO Max.

By cracking down on password sharing, Netflix aims to boost its revenue. The company estimates that around 100 million households are using Netflix accounts without paying for them.

Even converting a fraction of these users into paying customers could result in billions of dollars in additional revenue for Netflix.

The response to this crackdown on password sharing has been mixed. Some subscribers are frustrated by Netflix’s attempt to charge them for something they have been doing for free for years.

On the other hand, there are those who understand Netflix’s perspective and believe the company is justified in trying to recover some of the revenue lost due to password sharing.

In the United States, Netflix offers different pricing tiers: the Standard ad-supported plan for $6.99/month allows streaming on two devices simultaneously, the Basic plan costs $9.99/month for streaming on one device at a time, the Standard plan costs $15.49/month for streaming on two devices simultaneously, and the Premium plan costs $19.99/month for streaming on up to four devices at a time.