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Davido’s son speaks first words; says “dada” in new video (WATCH)

Probably the absence of his mama currently is what has him more familiar with his papa but Davido’s son, Ifeanyi has just learned to speak his first words.

Davido's son speaks

In a new video shared by the singer on his Instagram page, Davido tells his fiancee, Chioma that “he’s won” as their child learns to speak and his first words were “dada”.

Davido who has since resumed daddy duties since his partner tested positive for Covid-19 and has been quarantined from them, recorded a video of himself with his son mumbling in the background and saying “dada” while at it.

Sharing the video, while of course, making sure to hide the face of his son, the singer wrote,

said dada first haha I won @thechefchi

The singer and his fiancee welcomed their son, Ifeanyi in October 2019. Announcing the birth of his son via Twitter, the Davido called his fiancee, Chioma, a ‘strong wife’.

The pop star also revealed the name of the child as David Adedeji Adeleke Jr.

Nigerian lady celebrates her birthday months after surviving gas explosion

A Nigerian lady has taken to her Instagram page to celebrate her birthday some months after she survived a gas explosion.

Olateju who shared some of her recovery photos, wrote;

The Lord has shown His mercy that I can not fathom.
My name has been written in the book of life.
I, Olateju, have seen and felt His mercy, and so, my lips will sing of His greatness all the days of my life.
I’ve neared death and didn’t die, the wave of the sea didn’t consume me, neither did the scorching fire burn me.
My beauty has been renewed in the Lord.
My salvation assured.
Olúwá, a ki kitan, eledumare, I bless the beauty of Your name.
I’m a year older!
I wouldn’t be here if not for You, Heavenly Father. All glory and honour to your holy name, Jehovah. HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO ME. #God’sfavourite

Seventeen new cases of COVID-19 reported in Nigeria

In the latest update of the Covid-19 pandemic in the country, fourteen new cases have been reported as of Friday evening, April 10th by the National Centre for Disease Control.

In a new update on their Twitter page, the NCDC reports that there’s seventeen new cases in Lagos, Katsina, FCT, Niger, Kaduna, Anambra and Ondo. Their tweet reads,

Seventeen new cases of #COVID19 have been reported as follows:

8 in Lagos
3 in Katsina
2 in FCT
1 in Niger
1 in Kaduna
1 in Anambra
1 in Ondo

As at 09:30 pm 10th April there are 305 confirmed cases of #COVID19 reported in Nigeria. 58 have been discharged with 7 deaths

Also making corrections in the number of cases between Lagos and Ogun, NCDC tweeted;

Three cases previously included as Lagos state cases have been transferred to Ogun state. The three cases live in satellite towns in Ogun close to Lagos

Therefore, Lagos State has reported 163 confirmed cases while Ogun State has reported 7 confirmed cases

For a breakdown of cases by states-

As at 09:30 pm 10th April, there are

305 confirmed cases
58 discharged
7 deaths

Lagos- 163
FCT- 56
Osun- 20
Edo- 12
Oyo- 11
Bauchi- 6
Akwa Ibom- 5
Ogun- 7
Kaduna- 6
Enugu- 2
Ekiti- 2
Rivers-2
Kwara- 2
Delta- 2
Benue- 1
Ondo- 2
Katsina-4
Niger- 1
Anambra- 1

Hours recovering from Covid-19 and dischared, Gov. Bala Mohammed attends crowded Juma’at service

Some hours after he was discharged following his recovery from Covid-19, Bauchi State Governor, Bala Mohammed, on Friday, attended Jumma’at prayers at Bauchi Central Mosque in the midst of thousands of faithfuls.

The prayer is the first public outing since the governor contracted the disease.

Moments after the prayers, the governor, in a message, thanked the entire citizens of the state for their support, prayers and sympathy throughout the period of his isolation.

Mohammed, who was wearing hand gloves and face masks was in the company of the Deputy Governor, Baba Tela, Commissioners and other dignitaries.

Governor Mohammed was discharged on Thursday evening after he tested negative for coronavirus twice consecutively, the State Commissioner for Health, Dr Aliyu Muhammed Maigoro confirmed.

Wife and two children of doctor who died of COVID-19 in Katsina tests positive

The wife and two children of the doctor who died from coronavirus complication in Katsina State have all tested positive for the disease.

Coronavirus

Recall that on April 7th, Dr. Aminu Yakubu, a Daura based private medical practitioner, who recently returned from Lagos to the state, died three days after his return. His blood sample was taken to the NCDC office in Abuja for examination and it was confirmed he was positive for Coronavirus. (Read Here)

The Governor of the state, Aminu Masari today April 10th announced that the positive cases were among the 23 persons traced to have had contact with the state’s index case who died recently.

Governor Masari said a total of 23 samples were sent for tests after the doctor’s death and three of the samples including that of his wife and two of his children returned positive. He said they have been evacuated to an isolation center located at the Federal Medical Centre, Katsina for treatment.

Nigerian Social media influncer, Omohtee left battling for life after plastic surgery goes wrong.

A Popular Nigerian Lady on social media, Omohtee, has taken to her twitter page to reveal the daily battle of life she faces after she underwent a body modification surgery that has gone wrong.

Omohtee also called out the Nigerian based plastic surgeon and advised her followers against undergoing any body modification surgery from the said surgeon who was identified as Med Contour (Dr. Anu).

Omohtee said that she wanted a normal waist but when that did not materialize after the surgery, med countour blocked her on all social media platforms.

See video ;

Dr Anu in her defense, stated that her only offence is that Omohtee’s waist is too tiny.

Her reply reads ;

“So apparently my offense is that her waist is too tiny .
At the expense of another persons name and profession some people just want their posts to trend…this is really sad.
I leave this lady to God..let Gods will be done”

#BBNaija’s Mercy & Ike set to launch their own reality TV show (Watch Trailer)

Former Big Brother Naija housemates, Mercy Eke and Ike Onyema are going to be taking their love life to TV.

The duo both announced on their respective pages that their own reality TV show, titled Mercy X Ike, is set to premier on African Magic Showcase this April.

Mercy wrote on her page,

“Yaaaaassss! We are hitting your screen this April from the 26th on Africa Magic Showcase DStv Ch151. Who’s ready for some magic?!”

Watch their trailer below,

Naira Marley’s letter of apology to Lagos State Government

After he was granted bail about four days ago, Nigerian singer, Naira Marley has signed a letter of apology to the Lagos State Government for defiling the stay at home order.

Marley was detained at the State Criminal Investigation and Intelligence Department, Panti, Yaba on Monday April 6 after he turned himself in for questioning.

A police source confirmed that he was granted bail the very same day was arraigned in court on Wednesday April 8.

Now, a tweet by the Lagos State Government shows the signed Letter of Apology by the singer.

Naira Marley's letter

Naira Marley's letter

See below,

Three coronavirus patients discharged in Oyo state

Oyo state governor, Seyi Makinde, has announced that Three coronavirus patients have recovered and have been discharged from the isolation centre in the state.

Makinde stated that the trio were discharged after testing negative twice to the virus.

He wrote on Twitter;

”Yesterday, three confirmed COVID-19 patients were discharged after receiving their second negative test results. This brings the number of discharged cases in Oyo State to five. So, there are currently six active cases.”

 

Have you met Mercy Aigbe’s step-daughter?! Here’s details about her and her gorgeous photos

Not many of us are familiar with the fact that actress, Mercy Aigbe‘s estranged husband, Olanrewaju Gentry had a daughter before he married the actress.

Adeola Oluwabusayo Gentry is the daughter of the father of Mercy Aigbe’s son, Juwon, gerrit? She’ a stunning 22-year-old beauty artist and a Banking and Finance graduate.

Sometime in 2017, the actress first shared photos of her step daughter while wishing her an happy birthday but that has since been the last time she shared any photo of her as she got separated from Lanre Gentry later that year.

Her marriage with Lanre Gentry hit the rocks after she revealed that he domestically violated her. She, about two years after their estrangement, started a campaign against domestic violence.

We can guess that it’s probably because of their nasty separation we didn’t get to see enough of the beauty that is Lanre Gentry’s daughter, Adeola.

Adeola is such a beauty to behold and her Instagram page is where she shows how much of a stunner she is… Checkout some of her photos below,

Mercy Aigbe's step-daughter

Mercy Aigbe's step-daughter

Mercy Aigbe's step-daughter

Mercy Aigbe's step-daughter

Photos credit: Instagram/_gentry_a

“I’m a pastor and I’m saddened by this”- Bishop Feb Idahosa blast Rivers State government for suspending the lockdown order for Easter celebration

Popular Nigerian Cleric, Bishop Feb Idahosa has frowned at the Rivers State government decision to relax the lockdown order so residents can partake in Easter festivities.

Idahosa said relaxing the lockdown order for Easter will render the sit-at-home done so far ineffective.

In his words ;

“The Gov of #RiversState has allowed all churches & mosques there to meet in full force this wkend. If there was a Kingdom of Bad Ideas, this one would be king. The only worse idea is for you to attend one of these services knowing what you know about #covid_19. Yes, I’m a Pastor.

“Is it that we don’t know how to learn from #history or know how to learn from science? History is being created right in front of our eyes in the daily news as we watch the trends of #COVID?19 in other countries & yet, this Governor is insisting we make the same mistakes. Why?

“One way #COVID?19 is spread is when people gather in large numbers in one place. An infected but asymptomatic person can quickly spread the virus to others & they in turn will do the same. Not knowing & making mistakes is one thing; but knowingly making mistakes is ignorance.”

Physically challenged man cries happy tears after good Samaritan gifts him a wheelchair (Video)

A physically impaired man showed utmost excitement to the extent of crying joyfully after a good Samaritan blessed him with a wheelchair.

A video which recently made its way on the internet shows the moment the physically challenged man leapt for joy after the wheelchair gift was brought out from the car and presented to him.

He hugged the giver with so much joy as he expressed so much happiness and appreciation for the thoughtful gift.

Watch the video below,

Nigerian mom reads spiritual meaning to her daughter’s WhatsApp profile picture

A young Nigerian Lady has taken to micro-blogging site, Twitter to share her the funny conversation she had with her mother over her profile picture.

The lady had uploaded a profile picture which was a Facemoji on a dark background and it led to her mother reading a spiritual meaning of the photo.

Sharing the screenshots, she wrote;

See what my mom sent to me this morning and see my WhatsApp profile picture. pls what does spirit realm have to do with this nitori olorun.

See the message below ;

Bobrisky craves attention as he shares a video of himself in just his bra and panties

Male cross-dresser and Barbie, Bobrisky is definitely craving attention after he shared a video of himself rocking a bra and panties while at home.

The transvestite leaves his followers little to their imagination after sharing a video of himself dancing in a female lingerie.

He has a lot of people confused as in the lingerie he donned highlight certain female features.

Watch him below,

Not long ago, Bobrisky asked if the coronavirus pandemic has turned to a Christmas period or public holiday.

The controversial crossdresser took to Instagram to express displeasure that people are begging others for money during the period of coronavirus pandemic.

He wrote on Instagram,

“Wait, is COVID-19 a Christmas period or public holiday? Why are you asking for money? I weak.

“She’s for you alone not for public” – Nigerian Muslim man slams men who post photos of their wives without Hijab and Niqqab on social media

A Muslim man from Kogi State, Abu Bilal Bin Adam has slammed men who post pictures of their ‘uncovered’ wives on social media.

Taking to his Facebook on Friday, the University of Abuja graduate shared a screenshot of a quote about muslims ”living Islam”.

“Has not the time come for us Muslims to wake up and actually start living Islam instead of just wearing it as a label” it reads.

Bin Adam with his wife at her NYSC POP early March

He asked Muslim men to desist from posting photos of their wives without Hijab and Niqqab as they belong to them alone not the public.

“Your Wife is not well Covered and you’re posting her pictures on social Media.
No Hijab, No Niqqab and you think is proper? Please stop posting such. She’s for you alone not for public. May we not die until ALlaah is Satisfied with us” he said.

Cynthia ‘Madrina’ Morgan reveals why she disappeared from the spotlight, say she was really sick and facing lots of family issues (video)

Cynthia 'Madrina' Morgan reveals

Nigerian dance hall star, Madrina, formerly known as Cynthia Morgan has finally revealed why she disappeared from the spotlight.

Recall the Edo State-born artiste first took a year break in 2017 before making a comeback the following year to reveal she had changed her stage name to Madrina.

Few months later, the ‘German Juice’ crooner deleted her Instagram account and disappeared from the spotlight.

The singer has now disclosed in a recent interview on Lunchtime Friday With Sydney Shocker, the reasons behind her disappearance.

According to Madrina, she was really sick and was facing a lot of family issues which gave her a breakdown to continue with her musical career.

Watch the interview below.

Why I believe coronavirus has been in Nigeria since 2019 – Nigerian Medical Doctor, Urchilla writes.

Coronavirus

A Nigerian Medical Doctor has taken to his twitter page to write on why he believes the novel coronavirus made its way into Nigeria since December, 2019.

The Doctor opined that he handled a lot of patience with bizzare respiratory isues which culminated in himself having his own respiratory issue. He added that the illness disappeared after two weeks.

Read his tweets below ;

I honestly believe covid19 has been with us in Nigeria since December. It’s only natural considering the amount of steady traffic between China & Nigeria. Add to this the fact that I had to handle a lot of patients around mid/late January with bizarre respiratory issues,

Culminating in myself having my own severe respiratory issue from same mid January that disappeared after 2 weeks. Started with a sore throat, then a fever, then severe dry cough that lasted about 10 days before it started to get better. The after effects still leaves me with

Occasional chest muscle spasms & possible costochondritis.
I’ve mulled over this in my mind alone until I had a discussion with a cardiologist some day & he said things that mirrored my thoughts exactly without me having said anything first. Also said he had severe respiratory issues around the same time himself to the point he was scared he had T.B; plus also confirmed he handled numerous of such cases around the same time.

I listened to an interview from the head of NCDC where he said the cases in Nigeria are majorly mild to moderate symptoms and this leads me to strongly believe that the insults our immune systems have had to withstand over time may just be playing a positive role for us in all of this.

only wish there were enough test kits available to randomly test people who categorically had these symptoms around these times & presented at clinics; maybe it’d help shed a bit more light on how long we’ve been dealing with this.

Man arrested for stealing the placenta of his neighbor’s child

Officers of the Ogun state police command have arrested a one Joshua Abraham, 43, for stealing the placenta of his neighbour’s newly born baby boy.

According to a statement made available to newsmen, the spokesperson of the state command, Abimbola Oyeyemi, said the suspect was arrested following a report made by one Raliha Zakara, the grandmother of the baby whose placenta was stolen, at Ibafo Police Station.

The statement read ;

Mrs. Zakara visited the Ibafo police station where she reported that the suspect who is her neighbor had gone to the hospital where the baby was delivered, and claimed to be the father.

He then asked for the placenta of the baby from the nurse on duty, on the pretext that he was going to bury it, and it was given to him as the nurse thought he was baby’s father.

The suspect, who is a neighbour to Raliha, came to the hospital, where Raliha’s daughter was delivered of the baby, and pretended to be the father of the newborn. He demanded the placenta from the nurse on duty and it was given to him.

“On getting the placenta, he took it away on the pretext that he was going to bury it. But when the grandmother got to the hospital and was informed that the suspect had taken away the placenta, she quickly confronted him, but he told the grandmother that he had buried the placenta.

When the grandmother insisted that she should be taken to where he buried it, it was discovered that he had hidden the placenta but buried a dead rat.”

Upon the report at the police station, the DPO Ibafo division SP Abiodun Ayinde detailed his detectives to the scene where the suspect was arrested.

“It was discovered that the suspect had once been arrested for defrauding a police officer and a pastor of huge sums of money under the pretext of procuring Canadian visas for them and the case is being prosecuted in court. He took detectives to where he hid the placenta and it was recovered.”

“Avoid fake news, the lockdown hasn’t been lifted” – Lagos state governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu warns

Babajide Sanwo-Olu

The Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu has disputed news that the Coronavirus lockdown order has been relaxed in Lagos to enable residents to partake in Easter festivities.

Sanwo-Olu in a tweet, said it’s “fake news” and advised people to celebrate Easter “at home” with family.

He wrote: “The true meaning of #GoodFriday and #Easter is the power of sacrifice. This weekend, the sacrifice of staying at home and social distancing is required to stop the spread of #COVID19. Avoid fake news, the lockdown hasn’t been lifted. Think longterm, #StayAtHomeAndStaySafe.”

He added: “he Federal Government has announced a public holiday, do spend time with your loved ones AT HOME. We are thankful for technology, I will be worshipping virtually with my family on #Easter Sunday. Kindly say a prayer for all our health workers.”

FG mourns 13 Nigerians who died from coronavirus abroad (see full list)

FG mourns

The federal government has listed the names of 13 Nigerians who died from coronavirus pandemic complications abroad.

Abike Dabiri-Erewa, chairman of the Nigerians in Diaspora Commission (NIDCOM), shared a post on her Twitter handle in honour of the deceased on Thursday, April 9.

She prayed for the souls of the victims to rest in peace while also calling on the good Lord to heal the world.

“May the souls of our brothers and sisters in Diaspora, who lost their lives to Covid 19, RIP. May the Lord heal the world,” her post on Twitter reads.

The Nigerians listed are:

Alfa Sa’adu (United Kingdom)

Carol Jamabo (United Kingdom)

Kole Abayomi, SAN (United Kingdom)

Bode Ajanlekoko (United Kingdom)

Adeola Onasanya (United Kingdom)

Ugochukwu Erondu (United Kingdom)

Chidinma Olajide (United Kingdom)

Bassey Offiong (USA)

Caleb Anya (USA)

Mmaete Greg (USA)

Akeem Adagun (USA)

Laila Abubakar Ali (USA)

Patricia Imobhio (USA)

See her tweet below:

“Do you have an agreement with Coronavirus?” – Banky W asks governors who suspended the lockdown for Easter celebration

Banky W reveals

Nigerian Singer, Actor and Politician, Bankole Wellington has question the decision of some state Governors to suspend the ongoing lockdown for the Easter Celebration which comes up this Sunday.

Banky W reacted to the decision and wittingly asked if these Governors had an agreement with the virus to go on a short break. Taking to his twitter handle to react, he wrote

So for the State Governments that have suspended isolation & social distancing for Easter… do they have an agreement with the Corona virus that it will also go on Easter break as well? These our “leaders” sha. Kai.”

Let’s imbibe Christ’s sacrificial spirit to overcome COVID-19 – President Buhari urges Christians as they celebrate Easter

President Buhari

President Buhari has asked Christians to imbibe the Christ-like quality of personal sacrifice for the sake of achieving greater good.

Buhari made the call in his Easter message to Nigerians, encouraging all citizens persevere through the hardship and unusual unpleasantness coming with the measures instated to cut down the spread of Coronavirus (COVID-19), in the country.

Read the message below

I rejoice with our Christian brothers and sisters as well as all Nigerians on the occasion of the celebration of this year’s Easter.
This year’s commemoration of Easter comes amid the grip with which Covid-19 has held the entire world.

Unprecedented in living memory, majority of Christians have found themselves marking Easter in a subdued manner, away from the usual congregation in churches. This is unusual and very unfortunate.

However, I wish to enjoin our Christian compatriots to rekindle their faith in Christ who overcame persecution, sufferings and displayed endurance, steadfastness and above all piety.

Jesus Christ represented man’s ability to withstand temporary pains in the hope of everlasting glory.

I urge you to imbibe and live the values of humility, discipline, perseverance, sacrifice and obedience which Jesus Christ demonstrated during His stay on earth.

There is no better opportunity than now for all Christians in particular, and Nigerians in general, to remain faithful and hopeful that with intensified prayers backed by personal and collective responsibility, the nation shall pull through this most difficult trial.

I have no doubt that if all stakeholders – individuals and groups – play their part to the fullest as advised by our scientists and medical experts in confronting Covid-19, the inherent resilience and determination of our people will enable us to pull through.

As I stated in my national broadcast on Sunday, March 29, 2020, since there is currently no known vaccine against the virus, “the best and most efficient way to avoid getting infected is through regular hygiene and sanitary practices as well as social distancing.”

May I use this opportunity to commend the encouraging containment and ameliorating strategies put in place by members of the Presidential Task Force on Covid-19.

I am very much aware of the personal and collective inconveniences suffered by our people due to measures such as restriction of movements and closure of business premises. Being “a matter of life and death,” these sacrifices are in everybody’s interest to save our country from calamity.

The welfare of our people is paramount. Accordingly, the most economically vulnerable in our communities will continue to be uppermost in our plans, and efforts will be made to supply them with basic means of survival.

While we see the Covid-19 pandemic as a global challenge, this administration is not oblivious of the constant threat posed to our national security by terrorists and insurgents. They may take this opportunity to perpetrate attacks. But our armed forces and other security and intelligence services will remain vigilant and continue to contain these threats and consolidate efforts to eradicate them completely.

As we mark this year’s Easter, whatever the circumstances, I encourage you to make the most of the situation, and to keep safe.

I wish you all a Happy Easter.

I never knew Nigeria’s healthcare infrastructure was in such bad state – Boss Mustapha (Video)

Boss Mustapha

Secretary to the government of the federation, Boss Mustapha, revealed that he never knew Nigeria’s healthcare infrastructure was in such a bad state.

Boss Mustapha, who is also the chairman of the Presidential Taskforce (PTF) on COVID-19, said he realised how bad Nigeria’s healthcare infrastructure was, after he was appointed to head the team. He made this known during a meeting with the leadership of the national assembly on Thursday.

“I can tell you for sure, I never knew that our entire healthcare infrastructure was in the state in which it is. Until I was appointed to do this work,” he said.

He also noted that the pandemic has provided the opportunity to examine the state of the national health care systems which is in dire need of reforms and funding, he said the weaknesses in Nigeria’s health systems became more glaring given the way more established health systems in Europe and America collapsed under pressure.

He however assured that there are plans to lay a legacy foundation for the immediate, medium and long-term development of the health system in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic across the country.

To this end, he said, the taskforce has proposed to utilise the resources being mobilised in a “strategic manner.” This includes:

Direct development and delivery of critical infrastructure to states by donors; direct procurement and delivery of personal protective equipment and other critical equipment by donors; deployment of rapid response teams to states for capacity building and support; and expansion of the testing capacity in the country.

Mr Mustapha added that for transparency and accountability, the taskforce will not be directly involved in the collection and disbursement of the cash donations for COVID-19.

“The Accountant General of the Federation has already published the account details for collection through some commercial banks and also provided the modalities for its utilisation. All the main COVID-19 accounts shall be domiciled in the Central Bank of Nigeria.

“However, all non-cash donations shall be duly received by the PTF, acknowledged, documented and appropriately deployed,” he said

Video below;

Rihanna’s father reveals he tested positive for Coronavirus and the singer sent him a ventilator

Rihanna’s father has revealed how the singer came through for him after he tested positive for Coronavirus.

Ronald Fenty, 66, who has had a rocky relationship with his daughter said he feared for his life after battling coronavirus.

He disclosed that Rihanna did everything possible to make sure he beat the virus and even had to send a ventilator for him to have on hand at his Caribbean home after she received the news.

Speaking in an interview with The Sun, the 66-year-old Barbados-native said: “My daughter, Robyn, was checking in on me every day. I feared the worst. I thought I was going to die, honestly,” he admitted to the UK publication.

Discussing his symptoms, he said: “I got a fever up inside of my nose. I had a fever across my lips. It was just a lot of fever,” he recalled. It resulted in him being quarantined at an isolation center where he says he was able to make a full recovery just after 14 days.

Ronald then praised his daughter for sending him a ventilator once she learned of the news.

“I have to say, ‘I love you so much, Robyn,’” he added. “She did so much for me. I appreciate everything she has done.”

The 66-year-old who has been declared “virus-free” cautioned “everybody to stay home” as the number of cases continues to spike up.

“This is a serious situation. More serious than people realize. Please stay home,” he warned.

Former Oyo Senator, Robert Koleoso is dead

Robert Koleoso, the lawmaker who represented Oyo North senatorial district between 2003 and 2007 has died.

Robert who is from Saki area of Oyo, died at the University College Hospital (UCH), Ibadan on Thursday April 9.

The former lawmaker is the elder brother to Michael Koleoso, former Secretary to Oyo State government during the administration of late Lamidi Adesina between 1999 and 2003.

Coronavirus: Superstars seem more ordinary now – Simi

Simi discloses

Singer, Simi has shared her opinion on the effect of the Coronavirus pandemic in the entertainment industry.

According to the singer, superstars seem more ordinary now since showbiz is less ”showy when tomorrow is standing on a cliff.”

Simi who stated that this might likely not be the end of the world; maintained that it should be the beginning of a reset of perspective, essence, mindset.

She tweeted;

Even your superstars seem more ordinary now. Lol. Showbiz is less showy when tomorrow is standing on a cliff. This should humble the fuck out of everyone

This is likely not the end of the world; but for those of us here to witness it, it should be the beginning of a reset of perspective, essence, mindset. Cos las las we ain’t shit. We’re just here to be the most that we can be while the universe allows it.

One second you have all these grand plans; the next, life is running circles around you. I feel like life is telling all of humanity, collectively “you ain’t shit.” Everybody’s priority is different now. Your goals are diff now. The point to life has shifted now. Fascinating!

When we get on the other side of this thing, I wonder if we will have learnt anything. Cos people forget.

“I really want to be in a relationship but still looking for the right one” – Rema discloses

Nigerian Singing Sensation, Divine Ikubor, popularly known by his stage name – Rema, says he really wants to be in a relationship but he’s still in search for the right one.

Rema was speaking to City People Magazine about how he has been coping with the level of fame he’s achieved at such a young age and he opened up on some candid details about himself.

“I really want to be in a relationship but still looking for the right one. I want to enjoy the peace because it’s really noisy: cameras flashing lights, meetings, studio sections,” he said.

“This whole music stuff is beyond ordinary for me that’s why things are happening differently for me and I am very spiritual from my angle and I don’t do my things the same way as everybody.

“Home is actually my peace. I find peace either in church or home. My own personal space, but yeah! It will be nice to find someone I can share it with, but then, I have not found the right one.”

Man dies from Coronavirus in Delta State after returning from Lagos

Governor Ifeanyi Okowa has confirmed his state’s second Coronavirus case who died after presenting himself to one of the hospitals in the state.

Governor Okowa said the deceased came into Delta state from Lagos two weeks ago. The man had severe symptoms of the disease, and he died after his coronavirus test result came back positive.

The Governor wrote on twitter ;

I have just been informed of another case of #COVID19 in Delta State. The individual in question, had underlying health issues and had visited Lagos State in the past two weeks. The patient presented himself late to one of our hospitals with severe symptoms.

These symptoms included difficulty in breathing. He was immediately given the necessary attention by healthcare professionals. Shortly after the specimen was taken, he passed away. However, his test results came back positive today.

In order to mitigate against the spread of the virus, we are fast-tracking our contact tracing to ensure that all those that came in contact with the deceased patient are properly isolated and tested immediately.

Again, it is important that as we work to protect the citizens and residents of our state, families and friends of individuals that are exhibiting the primary symptoms of the #COVID19 virus, do not keep it from the authorities. If you see something; say something.

Consul-General of Nigeria in China confronts Chinese officials for targeting Nigerians amid Coronavirus in the country (Video)

Consul-General of Nigeria in Guangzhou, China, Mr Anozie Madaubuchi Cyril, has in a new video, confronted some Chinese officials days after a video of Nigerians being sent out of their apartments in the Asian country went viral on social media.

Mr Cyril accused the Chinese officials of targeting Nigerians in the wake of Coronavirus which started in the country. The ambassador insisted that no Chinese citizen has been served same treatment in Nigeria while pointing out that same act is not meted out to citizens of other countries where Coronavirus has been confirmed in.

He disclosed that most Nigerians who are victims of the Chinese government maltreatment live in China and have not been out of the country.

Watch the video below;

“You had a miscarriage because of your tiny waist” – Lady drags actress, Princess Shyngle

An Instagram blogger has taken to the platform to drag popular actress, Princess Shyngle after the she revealed, days ago that she suffered a miscarriage.

The blogger, a Mrs aproko9ja on image sharing platform, opined that the Gambian actress had a miscarriage because her waist is too tiny to carry a child.

Shyngle who relocated to Ghana where she made a name for herself out of her few movies and tiny waist figure but has now moved to America, recently shared that she has suffered a miscarriage.

“In as much as the devil wants me to be angry with God right now, I won’t. Because I know everything happens for a reason. I lost my baby. It’s painful and my heart is tearing apart but I’m trying to cope with this,” Princess stated.

Reacting to this, the blogger advised women to carry out surgeries on their bodies only after they must have given birth to their kids.

She wrote,

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