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Latest Men Senator Styles for Weddings

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The Senator style, a traditional Nigerian attire, has become a staple in modern wedding fashion for men. This versatile outfit, characterized by its comfortable yet stylish look, has evolved over time, incorporating modern cuts, fabrics, and designs to suit various occasions, particularly weddings. Today, the latest trends in Men’s Senator styles blend cultural heritage with contemporary flair, offering grooms and guests alike stylish options for the big day.

In 2025, the focus is on elegance, refinement, and individuality. Traditional Senator outfits typically consist of a well-tailored top, often with unique stitching details, paired with matching pants or sometimes, a tailored kaftan. The latest styles feature intricate embroidery and beadwork, adding a touch of sophistication to the ensemble. These designs often incorporate the use of luxurious fabrics such as velvet, brocade, and fine cotton, creating a seamless fusion of comfort and elegance.

For weddings, bold colors such as royal blue, burgundy, emerald green, and gold are trending, offering a vibrant, eye-catching aesthetic. Many men are now opting for two-toned designs, where the top and bottom of the outfit are in contrasting shades to make a fashionable statement. The latest Senator suits also incorporate modern touches such as slim-fit cuts and mandarin collars, giving the outfit a sharp and polished look.

Accessories play a crucial role in enhancing the Senator style for weddings. Intricate caps or hats, often adorned with African-inspired beads or embroidery, add flair to the ensemble. Leather sandals or polished shoes in neutral shades complement the outfit, while wristwatches or rings add subtle refinement.

As wedding trends continue to evolve, the Senator style remains a symbol of cultural pride and timeless fashion. The latest innovations in men’s Senator styles ensure that grooms and guests can make a stylish, yet traditional, statement on the most important day of their lives.

I didn’t know my dad was rich – DJ Cuppy

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Florence Otedola, AKA DJ Cuppy, a popular disc jockey and daughter of Nigerian billionaire, Femi Otedola, has opened up about realizing how privileged she is.

The music star revealed that she initially did not realise she came from a wealthy background.

She said she has now realised that her privilege, which seemed normal, was another person’s prayer point.

MzGee’s wedding video resurfaces online after she announced her divorce

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A 7-year-old wedding video of Gloria Akpene Nyarko commonly known as MzGee in the showbiz industry has surfaced after she revealed she is no longer married.

According to MzGee, she has been separated from Raymond Acquah for three years, and divorced for two years.

MzGee in October 2017 in a traditional ceremony tied the knot with Raymond Acqua.

Security personnel deployed to restore calm

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The North East Regional Minister, Ibrahim Tia, has confirmed the deployment of security personnel to maintain peace and stability in the Bunkpurugu-Yunyoo district, following an attack on the Nanik community.

The attack, which claimed three lives, is believed to be linked to ongoing chieftaincy disputes in the enclave.

However the Minister, Ibrahim Tia told Channel One Newsroom: “We know that it’s an attack and not a reprisal because we just know that Nanik community was attacked.”

The minister has assured the public that security forces are in control of the situation.

“The security is in control. They have deployed some security men who are in between the two communities to ensure that there is peace and stability,” he said.

The security personnel are currently investigating the matter on the ground and are determined to uncover the perpetrators and bring them to justice.

“This is purely a criminal matter. The chieftaincy aspect will be handled by the overlord and the regional house of chiefs,” Tia emphasised.

He expressed confidence that the investigation would identify the culprits and help restore peace to the affected communities

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