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So Much More to Watch on GOtv Discover More Shows You’ll Love on GOtv
What if the problem isn’t that there’s nothing to watch but that you’ve just not found it yet?
Tunde has a ritual. Every evening after work, he slumps into his couch, picks up the remote, and begins the great scroll. One channel after the other, eyes glazed, fingers moving. No destination in mind. He always ends up on the same two or three shows, sighing that there is “nothing else” to watch on GOtv.
Then one chill Sunday, his niece snatches the remote from him. “Uncle Tunde, you didn’t check anything, you were just scrolling and scrolling,” she laughs. Within minutes, she hops from a show on Discovery channel to a wedding documentary on Wedding channel, then ends the night with a cooking show that leaves everyone glued to the screen. Tunde is shocked, he goes from side-eyeing the screen to sitting up straight completely hooked.
Same GOtv, new experience.
So what changed? Discovery!
Truth is, there’s a lot to see on GOtv. But many of us never stop to explore what lies beyond the usual. There are shows sitting pretty on your decoder right now, just waiting for you to click play. And today, we’re showing you five shows you probably didn’t know existed but are worth discovering:
1. My 3000-lb Family – Discovery TLC
It’s one thing to go on a personal weight loss journey. But imagine deciding as a family that enough is enough. That the sugary drinks, fast food, and endless excuses must go.
My 3000-lb Family is a deeply emotional and honest look into the lives of families whose combined weight reaches over 3,000 pounds. Every step is a battle. Every meal is a test of discipline. And every visit to the doctor comes with the fear of bad news.
You’ll watch them cry, argue, fall short, and try again. From strong-willed parents to teens determined to break the cycle, it’s a powerful reminder that change is hard, but possible with love and accountability.
Catch My 3000-lb Family on Discovery TLC, GOtv channel 52, Thursdays at 8:00 PM.
2. Welcome Home, Roscoe Jenkins – M Net Movies 3
Success can make you feel like you have it all figured out, until you go back home and realize you are just another member of the family.
Welcome Home, Roscoe Jenkins tells the story of a famous talk show host who leaves behind the lights and glamour of Los Angeles to return to his family in the deep South. Roscoe thinks he is going home to relax and maybe show off a little, but what he finds is far from what he expected.
The moment he steps into the house, it is clear that no one is interested in his fame. Old rivalries come back to life. Childhood memories return with full force. And in the middle of it all, there are moments that will have you laughing out loud and others that just hit home.
This is not just a comedy. It is a good reminder that family may embarrass you, drag up your past, and make you question everything, but they are also the ones who truly know you.
Catch Welcome Home, Roscoe Jenkins on M Net Movies 3, GOtv channel 43, this Friday at 4:10 PM.
3. World’s Deadliest Animals – Nat Geo Wild
Nature is beautiful but it is also brutal and sometimes, the most dangerous killers are not the ones you expect.
World’s Deadliest Animals takes you deep into the wild to meet creatures that are silent, swift, and shockingly deadly. From venomous snakes hiding in plain sight to tiny insects capable of ending a life in minutes, this show is not just about fear. It is about understanding the instincts and survival tactics of animals that rule their territories with quiet precision.
Each episode shows just how quickly things can turn in the animal kingdom. One wrong move in the wild, and it becomes a matter of life or death not just for the prey, but sometimes even for the predator.
It is fast paced, eye opening, and a powerful reminder that nature always balances beauty with danger.
Catch World’s Deadliest Animals every day on Nat Geo Wild, GOtv channel 100.
4. Border Security – CBS Reality
There is tension in the air. A long line of passengers wait to be cleared at the airport. Officers are at alert, watching every move like hawks. Then comes a man with a suitcase and a strange smile. His answers do not match what is in his bag, and just like that, the red flag is raised.
Border Security lets you see what really happens at airports and border checkpoints. It follows trained officers as they ask tough questions, check luggage, and stop people who are not telling the truth. Some travellers say they are visiting friends, but they are carrying strange items. Others try to hide things in ways that will leave you speechless.
Every episode brings real people, real drama, and real consequences. It is not just about catching someone. It is about protecting countries, keeping people safe, and making sure the law is followed.
Catch Border Security every day on CBS Reality, GOtv channel 39.
5. Love, Aso Ebi, and Plenty Drama — Wedding Channel
There is something about weddings that pulls everyone in. Maybe it is the love story, the colours, or just the drama that always finds its way to the reception. Whether it is a groom running late or a guest wearing a dress that should be roasted by the fashion police, there is always something to talk about.
The Wedding Channel celebrates it all. From real weddings with beautiful decor to behind-the-scenes planning and the challenges couples face before saying “I do,” this channel brings you a front row seat to love in its loudest, proudest form. You will see brides chasing perfection, event planners racing against time, and families doing everything to make the big day unforgettable.
It is a channel that reminds you of why weddings remain one of the biggest deals in our culture. And who knows, you might just get ideas for your own day.
Catch The Wedding Channel on GOtv channel 105.
The trial of Oak Homes CEO, Olukayode Olusanya, over an alleged N152 million fraud has officially commenced at the Federal High Court in Lagos
On Tuesday, an Assistant Superintendent of Police, Egho Amiebelomo, told the court that the ongoing N152 million fraud case against Olusanya, the founder of Oak Homes Limited, and the company itself, involved allegations of fraud, obtaining under false pretence, and stealing.
Olusanya and his company are facing a four-count charge brought by the police, which includes conspiracy, obtaining money under false pretence, fraud, and stealing.
They were arraigned on November 26, 2024, and pleaded not guilty.
According to the police, Olukayode Olusanya conspired with Lynda Umeh—Head of Sales and Marketing at Oak Homes, who is currently at large—to defraud a Nigerian-American engineer, Anthony Ugbebor.
The alleged fraud occurred between November 8, 2017, and August 4, 2020, when they reportedly convinced Ugbebor to pay N152 million for two three-bedroom apartments at Oak Residence in Victoria Island, with a promise to deliver the property by February 28, 2019.
However, the property was never handed over.
At a previous hearing on February 10, 2025, the prosecution attempted to submit both the complainant’s petition and the defendant’s statement as evidence, but the defence objected.
Justice Musa Kakaki had adjourned the ruling on the admissibility of those documents to Tuesday.
At the resumed session, Justice Kakaki ruled on the matter. While the complainant’s petition was admitted and marked as Exhibit A, the defendant’s statement was rejected.
The judge explained: “The petition sought to be tendered is signed. I admit the same in evidence and mark it as Exhibit A.”
Regarding the defendant’s statement, the judge ruled: “The statement is hereby marked as rejected.”
He stated the prosecution had failed to comply with Section 17(2) of the Administration of Criminal Justice Act.
Taking the stand as the first prosecution witness, Amiebelomo testified that he had invited three additional witnesses—Mrs. Kofo Coker, Mr. Seye, and Mr. Shuiabu—during his investigation.
When asked by prosecuting counsel Supol M. A. Omo-Osagie if any of them submitted documents, he replied: “Yes, they tendered the payment receipt and offer letter from the defendant, issued in 2017, which the complainant, Anthony Ugbebor, accepted.”
The judge then adjourned the trial to July 8, 2025, for continuation.
During cross-examination, defence counsel Adeleke Agboola (SAN) asked Amiebelomo when the petition was dated. He responded: “It was dated December 27, 2023.”
He added that the petition was submitted to the Assistant Inspector General of Police, Zone 2, and was assigned to him for investigation on the same day.
Amiebelomo also confirmed that he met Ugbebor in person after the petition was transferred to his department, and that the complainant made and signed a statement in his presence.
When asked to verify the authenticity of the signature on the petition, the officer said: “I’m not a signature expert.”
He further disclosed that the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) had previously handled the case but said he was unaware that Olusanya had refunded N110 million to the EFCC via bank draft.
He also stated that Olukayode Olusanya did not inform him of any partial payment during the investigation.
Under questioning, Amiebelomo said he was unaware of a civil suit—No. LD447LMW/2023—pending before the Lagos State High Court, in which a pre-emptive injunction had reportedly been granted against both the complainant and the EFCC.
“They were not served,” he stated.
Agboola argued that the case was purely civil in nature and pointed to existing court decisions prohibiting police involvement in such matters.
However, the prosecution objected to this line of questioning.
Citing legal authority, Omo-Osagie maintained that civil transactions could become criminal if fraud is involved. He invoked Section 135 of the Evidence Act and urged the court to disregard the defence’s argument.
Counsel for Oak Homes, Mr. E. Jude, later suggested that Amiebelomo’s investigation was inconclusive. The officer responded:
“My investigation was conclusive. When I visited the location, the building was not complete.”
When asked if the defendant offered any explanation during the investigation for failing to deliver the property, Amiebelomo replied: “Yes.”
He added: “The defendant said the price he agreed with Ugbebor was no longer workable for him, as costs had increased, and that he would not go ahead with the initial terms. That was what he told me.”
Asked whether Olusanya mentioned COVID-19 or the sealing of the property by the Lagos State Government as reasons for the delay, Amiebelomo said:
“No, he didn’t mention COVID or the sealing of the building by the Lagos State Government.”
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All Set for 2nd Edition of Oja Oge by Ecobank; Exhibitors Offer Mouth-Watering Discounts
Lagos, Nigeria — Ecobank’s Pan African Centre (EPAC) is abuzz with excitement as it prepares to host the highly anticipated Oja Oge by Ecobank Pop-Up Marketplace, a three-day fashion, beauty, wellness, and lifestyle exhibition. Set to take place from April 18 to 20, 2025, the event will showcase top-tier exhibitors including Adidas, House of Tara, Winston Leather, Ava and George Children’s Clothing, Chenche Clothing, Lush Hair, and many others.
In preparation for the second edition of Oja Oge, exhibitors are offering irresistible discounts ranging from 10% to 50% on their products and services, ensuring that attendees enjoy a truly unforgettable shopping experience.
Omoboye Odu, Head of SME, Partnerships and Collaborations at Ecobank Nigeria, shared her excitement about the event: “We are thrilled with the overwhelming response from our exhibitors. The fantastic discounts will undoubtedly draw a large crowd, creating an electric atmosphere for both shoppers and sellers. This year’s Oja Oge promises to be an extraordinary celebration of fashion, culture, and lifestyle,” she said.
Odu also emphasized the immersive nature of the event, adding, “Oja Oge is not just a marketplace; it’s an experience. Visitors will enjoy shopping sprees, beauty makeovers, and live band entertainment. The daily fashion presentation will feature renowned designers like Oshobor, Jon Pelumi, Y’wandelag etc, showcasing the latest in pan-African and Afro-trendy styles. In addition, there are gaming options (Gameland) for adults and (Kid Zone and Books by Omolara) for kids. Besides, there is beauty parlour for women and of course, different prizes to be won.”
As part of Ecobank’s ongoing commitment to supporting Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in Nigeria, Oja Oge aims to empower businesses, highlight their products, and promote African craftsmanship, creativity, and innovation. Attendees can also look forward to folk music performances, ensuring a rich cultural experience for all.
Don’t miss out on this vibrant, fun-filled event! Join us from April 18 to 20, 2025, at Ecobank Pan African Centre for an unforgettable celebration of shopping, fashion, entertainment, and culture all under one roof.
United Bank for Africa (UBA) lost ₦1.14 billion ($744,200) to fraud in 2024, even as the Nigerian lender reported a profit after tax of ₦766.6 billion ($493 million), according to its latest audited financial statements. The losses, primarily from electronic fraud and unauthorised transfers, highlight the ongoing battle Nigerian banks face against rising fraud.
UBA disclosed that ₦4.9 billion ($3.15 million) worth of transactions were linked to fraudulent activities in 2024, with 23% translating into actual losses. Electronic fraud accounted for the largest portion, costing the bank ₦805 million ($518,000), while fraudulent transfers led to ₦314 million ($202,000) in losses—88% of the value involved in such cases.
Although its losses represent a small fraction of UBA’s record-breaking annual profit, they underscore the vulnerability of even the most profitable financial institutions to fraud. UBA’s profit after tax of ₦766.6 billion ($493 million) marks a significant 26% increase from ₦607.7 billion ($391 million) in 2023.
UBA’s disclosure—-the first from the bank since 2012—comes at a time when Nigerian banks are under increased pressure to fight fraud. Nigerian banks lost ₦10.1 billion ($6.7 million) to fraud in Q3 2024, a 76.4% decline from the previous quarter according to a Financial Institutions Training Centre (FITC) report. Yet, the rising sophistication of fraudsters continues to pose a challenge to even the most robust security systems. According to the FITC report, outsider involvement in fraud cases surged by 70.4% between Q2 and Q3 2024, while staff-related fraud increased by 54% during the same period.
“There is no fraud involving management or other employees who could have any significant role in the bank’s internal control,” UBA said in its financial statements.
The rise in fraud incidents comes amid broader financial pressures in Nigeria’s banking sector. In January, the Central Bank of Nigeria directed NIBSS to debit the settlement accounts of commercial banks that receive fraud proceeds, a move aimed at forcing banks to tighten internal controls and curb illicit financial flows.
UBA’s disclosure marks a shift toward transparency in Nigeria’s banking sector, where many institutions still choose to downplay fraud risks for fear of suffering reputational harm. Only 60 of 163 financial institutions in Nigeria reported fraud cases in 2023, according to a Nigeria Inter-Bank Settlement System (NIBSS) report. As financial crime grows more sophisticated, regulators and banks have their work cut out: strengthen controls while maintaining customer trust.
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