BBNaija ex-housemate Tolanibaj has reacted to the comment of the MC at Prince‘s homecoming in Imo State for some statements he made during the occasion.
During the homecoming party, the master of ceremony cracked a joke about the “ship” that almost sailed between Prince and Tolanibaj.
According to the MC, when Prince was about falling for Tolanibaj in the BBNaija house, they prayed fervently so he doesn’t end up “going to Yorubaland” and that he’s grateful “the wishes our fathers” followed him and he came back to Igboland safely.
Tolanibaj who was surprised to hear that reacted sadly asking whether it’s because of tribalism or illiteracy that made the MC make such a comment at the homecoming of Prince.
It the audacity; like wtf👿😠... If this is not madness, I don't know what is. If I start with these villagers that live at the back of the canal, they'll start crying like a stupid goat. This is soooo shameful and he's sitting there like a clown🤡. Bunch of toys garbage🤮. pic.twitter.com/CdK9ToO6Tc
There was chaos at Abuja airport has Dana Air refused to carry a passenger with disabilities.
His co-passengers fought the alleged discrimination, saying at first the flight was rescheduled without a good reason and now this.
According to news shared online, some equipment and other things that looked like computers were destroyed in protest.
The man also took to twitter to speak against the discrimination, saying people with disabilities all over the country will storm every airport and shut Dana Air down.
There was however an outrage on social media shortly after the news broke with many angry about the alleged discrimination.
The Senior Special Adviser on Media and Publicity to President Muhammadu Buhari, Mr Femi Adesina, has urged Nigerians to continue to exercise patience with the Federal Government especially with regards to issues of insecurity in the country.
The President’s media aide made the appeal during an appearance on Channels Television’s Sunday Politics when asked how much longer Nigerians should wait till the issue of insecurity is resolved.
According to him, security is not something that a timeline can be put on, rather it is an ongoing issue that needs to constantly be reviewed.
“Patience must be elastic, it’s not something that you get to a point and say patience has run out. Patience must be a continuous thing,” he said.
Adesina continued: “There are certain things in which you don’t have control of all the variables. If you don’t have all the variables, you don’t then begin to give timelines. And security is not one of those things that you will give a timeline to say by this time to this time, we will achieve this.
“All over the world, security is a continuous thing and even the most advanced countries, are still working at it”.
President Muhammadu Buhari had hinged his 2015 election on three major promises – fighting security, anti-corruption, and economic development.
The same promise was reiterated in 2019, with security still said to be a priority of his administration.
But despite this promise, the security situation in the country, especially in the north, appears to continue to deteriorate.
Last week, hundreds of schoolboys were abducted from the Government Science Secondary School in Kankara, Katsina State.
Although the boys have now been recovered, there have been questions around the circumstances of their release in relation to a similar situation in Chibok and Dapchi where schoolgirls – many of whom are still missing, were also kidnapped in 2014 and 2018 respectively.
Since the kidnap and rescue of the Kankara schoolboys, other incidents of kidapping and banditry have continued to occur.
But Mr Adesina insists that “security remains a work in progress”.
According to him, there was once a time in the country when cases of bombings, kidnappings and other forms of insecurity occurred nearly on a daily basis and he believes that although work still needs to be done, there has been a huge improvement.
“Let’s be thankful for small mercies,” he urged Nigerians, adding that “there are challenges, but that is not the constant”.
Known as the Dead Man for nearly 30 years, the Undertaker is now more alive than he’s ever been. The wrestling legend (Mark Callaway) found Jesus thanks in part to his wife of 10-years.
“I believed in God but I wasn’t living my life for God,” he said before getting choked up, talking about his future wife who was known as the wrestler Michelle McCool.
He said she didn’t want anything to do with him when she arrived at WWE. While from afar he was admiring her work ethic despite always telling people not to date within the company.
Callaway seemed enamored with her and then he worked up the courage to begin a relationship.
“Would you please just come to church with me,” she asked, to which he responded, “I’m going to walk in there and the rafters are gonna start shaking…I believe in God, I’m good.”
He said McCool knew the man he was supposed to be had nothing to do with the Undertaker.
Then he described how he eventually grew to know the Lord through this church experience.
“There was a whole other part of life that I was missing out on,” he said. “I’m not perfect, I’m still in my process, I’m getting there. I spend a lot more time these days reading my Bible.”
Callaway will have even more time to read that Bible as he has finally retired from the WWE after a long and storied career.
Ini Edo has taken to her social media page to celebrate his elder sister on her birthday.
While celebrating her sister’s birthday, she shared photos of her mother and her sibling thanking God for a beautiful family.
“Let me take a minute to glorify God for my siblings…After God, my family is everything. Happy birthday senior, and may the joy of the birth of Christ fill your soul and perfect all that concerns you. Happy birthday miss ebony @kemzyliving.I love you”, she wrote.
Nigerian Doctor who could also pass as Twitter Doctor -- he stays on there dishing out information even on politics, Dr Olufunmilayo, has sent out an SOS about a new mutated Coronavirus that has just been reported in London.
He says many countries have now banned flights from UK into their country.
Nollywood actress, Uche Jombo is upset with fraudsters and wants them to know, they won't know peace.
The mother of one who has kept her marriage off social media prayed anyone that wakes up in the morning and think of how to scam others -- the money he makes will choke him/her and him/her will never know peace.
Nigerian actress, Lola Margret- Bisola Alanu has shared her experience on being betrayed by a friend she trusted in a recent interview.
It would be recalled that some years ago Lola Margret was involved in a money laundering and drug scandal where he was imprisoned in the US and deported to Nigeria.
Speaking to The Sun, Lola Margret disclosed that her greatest regret in life ever was trusting a friend, as she was a victim of circumstances however, she is healed now.
Her words;
”My greatest regret ever was trusting a friend. But then, all that is in the past now, I am healed already. Honestly, I was just a victim of circumstances, and it took the grace of God for me to get out of it.
I took time off social media for my sanity. People out there think they can judge based on hearsay, even when they know nothing about me. But it is what it is…. glory be to God. Handling scandals is not an easy thing.
But when you did not do what you are accused of, you know how it feels… But it takes the grace of God to get out of it.”
Here are amazing photos of Hope, who was branded a witch and left to starve to death by his family at a wedding of one of the team members that rescued him five years ago in Eket, Akwa Ibom.
Hope was rescued by Danish aid, Anja Ringgren Loven and her team on January 31, 2016, after he was found wandering the streets.
Ms Loven shared photos of a stylish and handsome Hope writing;
"In exactly 40 days today we are going to celebrate that Hope was rescued 5 years ago. To be exact, Hope was rescued on the 30 of January 2016.
I cannot wait 40 days to share these pictures of Hope. He is simply to cute and handsome. Last week Hope was best man at Don Udowan, our Education officer’s wedding and Hope just shined like a little star.
Looking back, it’s hard to believe that 5 years have already passed. I remember the day we rescued Hope as if it was yesterday.
As most of you know I have the name HOPE tattooed on my fingers. A tattoo I got many years ago even long before I ever travelled to Nigeria. Because for more than a decade now it’s been my mission in life to: Help One Person Everyday: HOPE
Many of you have been following our work since we rescued Hope and witnessed his amazing transformation. He is a SURVIVOR and one day he will be old enough to travel the world and tell his story.
We owe everything to you, our followers, sponsors, supporters and members''.
Big Brother Naija ‘Lockdown’ star and music act, Laycon has emerged winner of the Best New Artist of The Year at the AEAUSA 2020 awards.
Laycon was nominated for the best new artist category alongside Daddy Andre, John Blaq, Ojayy Wright, Masauti, Zuchu, Chetekela, YKee Benda, Mickael, and Olakira.
Taking to Twitter to make the announcement, the Fierce singer wrote;
“Congratulations Icons, this win is for all of us. I love you guys so so much.
Let’s keep the energy up.
Let’s keep growing.
Let’s keep evolving.
Red heart+Electric light bulbalways.”
Congratulations Icons, this win is for all of us. I love you guys so so much.
Let's keep the energy up.
Let's keep growing.
Let's keep evolving.
❤️+💡always.
Fans of Ex-BBNaija housemate Ozo has showered their fav with lots of gifts couple with 5 million naira cheque for Christmas celebration.
The reality star who is always under fire for chasing after his love interest, Nengi during the reality show rather than the grand prize of N85m is elated as he collects the cheque of N5m from fans.
Ozo is also treated to mouthwatering gifts from during the hangout.
The interim Chairman, Alliance on Surviving COVID-19 and Beyond, Mr Femi Falana (SAN), says over 70 corpses of persons killed in Lagos during the #EndSARS protests have yet to be claimed.
Falana said this during an interview with The Punch on Sunday.
The Chief Coroner of Lagos State, Mojisola Dada, had in a public announcement on November 19, 2020, called on relatives of people who lost their lives between October 19 and 27 to visit the Lagos State Teaching Hospital to identify and claim bodies of their loved ones.
However, Falana said so far, only about 20 families had come forward to claim bodies.
The ASCAB chairman added that many people did not know that their relatives had been killed, while some others might have left the “matter to God.”
He said, “About 98 dead bodies were dumped in various mortuaries out of which three were dumped there on October 20. However, less than 20 relatives have shown up at the mortuaries to identify their loved ones and take them for burial.
“Investigations by ASCARB show that people are quietly mourning their dead and some are afraid. Others haven’t confirmed that they lost anybody. So far, less than 20 relatives have come to identify their loved ones. This is over a month after the announcement
“Some didn’t know their loved ones were there. Some have accepted their fate as an act of God.”
Falana explained that this was not the first time that people would fail to show up to claim corpses of relatives.
He said this was similar to the case of the killing of members of the Islamic Movement of Nigeria in Zaria, Kaduna State in 2015 by the Nigerian Army, when only 15 relatives out of the 347 buried in mass graves came forward.
Nollywood actor, Muyiwa Ademola has been hospitalized following a medical break down at his residence.
Though Muyiwa did not give details as to the specific sickness he is battling, he said he would not have shared it with his fans but he had to because of commitments he made.
In a photo shared on his verified Instagram page, Muyiwa Ademola is seen taking drips on a sickbed.
Sharing the photo, he wrote;
“Never posted anything like this before but this is neccessary. Especially because of the numerous commitments ahead..”
Eddie Hearn has confirmed the all-British heavyweight showdown between Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury has been verbally agreed.
The blockbuster bout is likely to take place between next May or June after a breakthrough in negotiations.
Matchroom promoter Hearn admitted that ‘minor issues’ need to be resolved before an official date is confirmed.
It is set to be one of the biggest British showdowns ever as the two giants to head-to-head to determine who will be crowned undisputed heavyweight champion of the world.
“Tyson Fury-Anthony Joshua is verbally agreed to and contracts are being drafted for the heavyweight championship fight in May/June,” Hearn told The Atheltic’s Mike.
“Only minor issues to resolve such as who walks last, the site, etc. This fight is going to happen next.”
It is likely to be a two-fight deal worth a staggering £500m while the destination could be in the Middle East.
AJ overcame his first obstacle by breezing past Kubrat Pulev last weekend while Fury remains in a legal battle with Deontay Wilder over their failed trilogy of fights.
The Nigeria Centre For Disease Control (NCDC), has reported 501 new infections of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic outbreak in the country.
The NCDC made this known via its verified website on Sunday. The News Agency of Nigeria(NAN), reports that Since the beginning of the outbreak in February, more than 874,617 samples have been tested by NCDC, out of which 78,434 were positive.
The agency said that the country sadly recorded three additional deaths in the last 24 hours, raising the overall total in the nation since the start of the pandemic to 1,221.
The NCDC also disclosed that 519 patients have been discharged after testing negative from the virus. It said that the new infections were reported from 14 states and the Federal Capital Territory, in the last 24 hours.
The NCDC said that Lagos state recorded the highest number of cases with 218 infections, FCT had 112, Kaduna reported 53, Plateau reported 24 and Katsina confirmed 21 infections. Amongst other states were; Kano-16, Yobe-14, Ondo-10, Ogun-9, Edo-7, Bayelsa-5, Rivers-4, Borno-4, Osun-2 and Ekiti-2.
It said that a multi-sectoral national Emergency Operations Centre (EOC), activated at Level 3, continued to coordinate the national response activities. According to the NCDC, as of December 20, 2020, 501 new confirmed cases and 3 deaths were recorded in the country.
The public agency said that till date, 78,434 cases have been confirmed, 68,303 cases have been discharged and 1,221 deaths have been recorded in 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory.
Men of the Ogun State Police Command have arrested two suspects for allegedly gang-raping a 19-year-old girl and filming her n*de.
The suspects — Damilare Oyeniyi, 30, and Emmanuel Okori, 20 — reportedly committed the crime on December 12, 2020 in the Sango area of the state.
They were arrested four days later by policemen attached to the Sango Divisional Police Office.
The state Police Public Relations Officer, Abimbola Oyeyemi, confirmed the incident in a statement on Sunday.
Oyeyemi explained that the suspects were arrested following a report lodged at the Sango Police Station by the victim.
He said the teenager reported that Oyeniyi and Okori, who were her neighbours, dragged her into the room of one of them, stripped her naked, filmed her nude and took turns to rape her several times.
The police spokesman said, “Upon the report, the DPO Sango division, CSP Godwin Idehai, detailed his detectives to go after the suspects and bring them to book.
“The investigative effort of the detectives paid off on December 16, 2020, when the duo were eventually arrested.
“On interrogation, the two suspects confessed to the crime.
“They confessed that they videoed her nude, which they used to threaten her not to report or else the video would be posted on social media.
“The state Commissioner of Police, Edward Ajogun, has ordered the immediate transfer of the suspects to the Anti-Human Trafficking and Child Labour Unit of the State Criminal Investigation and Intelligence Department for further investigation and prosecution.”