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“I’m Ready to Get Pregnant Out of Wedlock, I Can Take Care of My Kids” – Mercy Eke Opens Up

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Popular Nigerian reality TV star and entrepreneur, Mercy Eke , has once again set social media buzzing after boldly declaring that she is ready to become a mother even without marriage . The Big Brother Naija Pepper Dem winner made this revelation during a recent conversation where she spoke candidly about her personal desires, societal pressure, and the realities of modern womanhood. According to Mercy, she has reached a point in her life where motherhood is a top priority , and she is no longer willing to let societal expectations dictate the timing or circumstances of when she should start a family. Describing herself as emotionally, mentally, and financially ready, the influencer stated that she can comfortably raise a child on her own . Breaking the Cultural Norms In a society like Nigeria —where marriage is often seen as the “right” pathway to motherhood—Mercy’s statement has sparked heated debates. Many fans praised her honesty, saying it reflects the changing social landsc...
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CAF to Unveil New WAFCON Trophy Ahead of Morocco 2025 Tournament

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In a significant move to promote women's football across Africa, the Confederation of African Football (CAF) has announced plans to unveil a brand-new trophy for the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON). The official unveiling will take place on Wednesday, July 2, 2025, just days before the tournament kicks off in Morocco on July 5.

CAF President Patrice Motsepe, in partnership with TotalEnergies—the title sponsor of the tournament—will preside over the trophy launch ceremony. The event will include a digital showcase in the afternoon and a sponsor-led celebration in the evening. This unveiling represents a bold step by CAF to rebrand and elevate the prestige of the continent’s most celebrated women’s football tournament.

This year’s edition of WAFCON promises to be bigger and better. Scheduled to run from July 5 to 26, the tournament will feature 12 national teams vying for the new silverware. Notably, CAF has nearly doubled the prize money for the event, raising it from $975,000 to $2.4 million—a clear statement of commitment to women’s sports development.

Football fans are eagerly awaiting the opening match between hosts Morocco and Zambia at the Olympic Stadium in Rabat. The introduction of a new trophy adds to the excitement, signaling a new era for women’s football on the continent.

CAF’s decision is part of a wider initiative to enhance professionalism, visibility, and support for female athletes in Africa. According to officials, the new trophy symbolizes strength, ambition, and the growing global recognition of African women in sports.

As anticipation builds, all eyes are now on Morocco as it prepares to host what may become the most successful and widely watched WAFCON tournament to date.

Stay tuned for updates and match results as the action unfolds!


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