Wizkid’s first babymam, Oluwanishola Ogudu, has revealed that she didn’t know she was pregnant with Boluwatife until after 5 months.

According to Shola, she was still seeing her monthly period while she was pregnant and that alone threw her off the scent.

She made the disclosure when she commented on a questioned asked by an IG page on “Ladies seeing their period while pregnant.”

The question posted by the Instagram page reads ;

How possible is it for a lady to be pregnant for up 3months and won’t be aware?

Commenting on the post, Shola wrote ;

It’s as possible as possible can be.
Speaking from experience that is.
I didn’t know I was pregnant till after 5months (and was still seeing my monthly period) #Boluwatife

Big Brother Naija star, Nina Ivy has been called out by a local butt enlargement brand for undergoing a surgery, barely three weeks after signing a deal to “influence for the brand.”

According to the brand, Nina’s action has brought a distasteful damage to the brand and they are demanding for a full refund from the reality star.

The brand wrote ;

@nina_ivy_ @nina_ivy_ how in the world do I explain to people about this damage you have done to my brand????barely 3weeks you signed a deal with me you went ahead to use the money to do plastic surgery,why didn’t you finish the deal as promised since you already collected money from me, l paid you millions of naira, Asides the fact that I am collecting my full balance back from you I need a public apology for the confusion you have caused today on social media today,) am the least person to be messed with because I know how hard I have worked for my brand, is it a bad thing I paid you to influence for me???? you are liking posts and being shady thinking you can step on anyone’s toes. It’s the fact that since all this you silly girl haven’t even reached out to me to apologize personally!!! @nina_ivy_ you have messed with the wrong person because me I am coming for you!!!!

Nigeria’s Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development, Sadiya Farouq, has said the Federal Government spent over $5bn since 2016 to fight poverty in the country.

Sadiya Farouq said this during the presentation of letters of engagement and electronic tablets to 248 monitors of the National Social Investment Programme NSIP programme in Adamawa state over the weekend.

The Minister who was represented at the event by the National Coordinator of NSIP, Dr Umar Bindir, said President Buhari has since 2016 backed his pledge to pull out 100 million Nigerians out of poverty by committing $1bn through the National Social Investment Programme to reduce poverty and inequality.

“I am happy to report to you that every year since 2016, when NSIP was flagged off, Mr President has approved that $1bn be invested into that sector every year (which aggregated is over $5bn).” she said