A group of tech-savvy Nigerian boys have been captured on camera employing artificial intelligence to produce a convincing picture of Hollywood actress, Alexandra Daddario.

The young guys imitated Daddario’s features and physical characteristics using deep fake technology.

In a now-viral video, the lads are seen in a room with a laptop that displays the actress’ face, but it’s not actually her.

When one of the guys set the camera on and positioned himself in front of the laptop, Daddario appeared on the screen rather than his face.

The real face of the others showed normally except that of one who was directly in front of the laptop camera.

He showed how he was doing the exact same thing in his room as the woman on the TV, giving the impression to anybody listening that he was the actress.

Watch the video below,

In other news, a Nigerian bride has gotten people talking on social media after she fed her aso-ebi ladies alcohol on her wedding day.

A video shared on TikTok shows the bride pouring the content of an Henessy bottle into the mouths of her asoebi girls at her traditional wedding held recently.

In the viral video, the young women eagerly waited for their turn to be served alcohol, and some even wanted more after being fed.

According to the TikTok user who posted the video online, the bride wanted to get her aso-ebi girls high and hyperactive so that they can match the energy of the host, popularly called ‘Alaga’.

A pastor with the RCCG named Pat Akem-Vingir, a retired major general, has claimed that the intervention church in Nigeria aids in reducing the impacts of suffering there.

The preacher said this during the Abuja RCCG branch’s ‘Jesus House’ branch’s dedication event. Pastor Enoch Adeboye served as the event’s host, and hundreds of dignitaries and members of the RCCG were present.

According to Akem-Vingir, the church is crucial to Nigeria’s social and economic structure. He underlined that the majority of young people in the nation find hope, purpose, and direction in religion, particularly the church.

The pastor went on to emphasize the church’s distinctive and important role in society by claiming that Nigeria would collapse if the church were to be shut down.

“If you remove the church from Nigeria, the country will collapse. People may deny it, but I am saying it unapologetically.

If the church were not in Nigeria doing what it is doing; serving as the light of the world and as the salt of the earth, the degradation would have been more than we can imagine.

70% of the country is youthful. You can’t allow that kind of generation to be wasted. The church is a place where they can find hope, direction and purpose,” he said.

The new RCCG branch in the Durumi area of Abuja is a magnificent 5-storey facility that can accommodate up to 3,000 worshippers at once.

However, in his own remarks, Pastor Adeboye thanked God for seeing the project through to its triumphant conclusion.

In his words;

“We thank God for this great day, and for the successful completion of this wonderful edifice. We pray that this building will be a beacon of hope for the afflicted and a place of worship for generations to come.”

We pray that this church building will be a source of blessing to all who enter it and that it will continue to serve as a beacon of hope for the afflicted and a place of worship for generations to come.”

A Nigerian man identified as Doktor Skidon has thrown his dog an extravagant birthday party and bought it a vehicle worth millions of naira.

As the dog entered a new age, the guy had friends over at his house, and the highlight of the event was when he gave the celebrant a brand-new automobile.

He chose to purchase the car in the dog’s name and refers to it as his son.

In a video that was shared on social media, Doktor Skidon and his friend were seen dressing the animal in a shirt before showering it with cash.

There was also a cake-cutting session, during which Doktor Skidon used a knife to divide the sweet treat in half for his dog. As they sprayed money on the dog, it danced and tumbled over the floor.

The party was escorted outside to the garage where the automobile was parked when they were finished inside.

He led the dog inside the automobile and displayed the paperwork demonstrating that the vehicle was registered in the dog’s name.

Watch the video below,

A Nigerian lady, Rebecca has taken to Twitter to share the relationship advice her aunt, who divorced her husband, had given her.

She said the woman shared some important things that she would never forget with her after divorcing her husband after ten years of marriage.

According to her aunt, a woman must first obtain her own money before settling down, the second was for her to make sure the family she is marrying into liked her.

She wrote;

“My Aunty divorced after 10 years and she had two advices for me

She said;

1) Kiki please don’t marry without your own money.

2) Make sure his family likes you

I can never forget this and I always look out for this.

Once you’re more successful than their son na there wahala de really start. And you’ll be wondering is it not this people that was forming love for me? The shock is crazy in that moment.”

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A Nigerian woman has given birth to triplets at the age of 54, after a long 21-year wait.

The proud mother took to social media to share her joy with the world, and her videos have since gone viral.

The unidentified mother shared footage of herself being extremely pregnant and tending to her infants after giving birth.

In another clip, she is seen playing with her triplets, who are now grown children.

Watch video below;

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In other news, A viral video has captured the moment a father cleaned off his daughter’s makeup on her wedding day.

The trending clip showed the bride all glammed up for her big day. However, her father believed the makeup was too much and made her look like a different person, so he wiped it off.

In the video, the father is seen vigorously cleaning off the makeup with a handkerchief in one corner of the venue.