"TB.. Pelu Kassa.. Na beg and settlement we Dey take do am before dem allow Him enter Club that year😅😂."
Obviously making a joke about the look, she revealed her supposed fiance’s ex made her up and she did a good job. She went on to say people who found the makeup hideous were only jealous because they are single.
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There have been cries of hunger and discomfort among people who are unable to have a source of income during the pandemic and one video in particular has touched the hearts of many.
A video recently made the rounds on social media showing an old woman crying out about hunger as a result of the pandemic.
The woman said that she had no child to take care of her and that relatives who could have done that are social distancing.The video gained the attention of popular businessman and socialite, E-Money. He asked for details on how to locate the woman and he was eventually successful.
E-Money shared screenshots on his Instagram page showing moments of him with the old woman on a video call to the joy of fans on social media.
He also thanked God for being able to locate her as he prayed to the almighty to protect and keep her.
E-money also gifted the old woman the sum of N500k.
Following her long break off the social media scene, the Nollywood actress, has undergone a total reinvention of her public persona. This is evident in the new photos she shared on her Instagram.
Ronke became a household name in the year 2000 when she featured in a
movie titled “Oshodi Oke“, from which she got her stage name.
See the photos below:
The brand new single serves us with a very sweet and interesting vibe and we totally love the energy, rhythm and vibe this new single presents to us.
The production credit of the song goes to certified hitmaker, Masterkraft who tends to be CDQ’s produce.
The brand new single serves us with a very sweet and interesting vibe and we totally love the energy, rhythm and vibe this new single presents to us.
Okuneye was arrested around Lekki by a team of policemen from Abuja over alleged money issues with a woman.
The Nation reports that this arrest is coming months after the cross-dresser was detained by the police over his disagreement with an Abuja public official.
Although details of the case were sketchy, it was gathered that the policemen who entered Okuneye’s white Sport Utility Vehicle (SUV) had made their mission known to the Lagos State police command before proceeding.
Bobrisky recently had an altarcation with a Nigerian woman in diaspora over sales and sponsorship for an artificial eyelash brand.
Policemen first took Okuneye to a police station on the island where he was reportedly detained for a while and later granted bail.
Force spokesman DCP Frank Mba said, “Yes, Bobrisky was arrested in the early hours of today following a petition by a Nigerian woman that the cross-dresser collected N30m from her for sales but did not keep to the end of the deal.”
MixNaija and T Classic join forces once again to deliver this impressive song titled “Hold On“, produced by Yalababayala.
Mix Naija Entertainment turned 3 years this month of May, to celebrate the wonderful number 3 with her fans (Amazing Three years of music entertainment) the label dished out this love jam.
“Hold On” is a mid-tempo Afro-fusion song that seeks assurance. On this record, T Classic asks his lover if she would stay with him during the bad days and dry season. At the toughest of time!
This particular part is so insightful and you all need to hear what Rodo has to say.
“4 years don Waka/ we still dey carry go/ nobody go solo. Love you T.”
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The minister said:
The material that the Chairman of the PTF spoke about, which is an announcement purportedly from him that we are reopening all schools on the 8th did not emanate from us. That is not true.
Until we are sure that these children can go to school, return safely and not bring home with them, this COVID material, and infect people who are more susceptible to the disease than they are, then we are running a huge risk and god forbid that in our hurry, something happens to our children, I’m not sure how anybody will be able to retrieve what would have been lost.
So we are not taking that risk yet. We are going to prepare as much as possible, within the guidance that they (health authorities) offer us, working in conjunction with the World Health Organisation before we reopen schools.
