According to her, people now buy empty boxes to flex on IG.
See her tweet below;
Tuesday, January 5, 2021
OAP Toolz in Shock After Finding Out People Now Purchase Empty Designer Boxes to Flex on IG
“Worst Sickness Ever!” – Singer Paul Okoye Cries Out 10days After Contracting COVID-19
”ATTENTION!!! F*ck it !!! Covid is REAL !!! I know as typical Nigerian or African is very hard to believe some will say “experience is the best teacher oh well , the experience and the teacher has visited me and they’ve been dealing with me for more than 10days now sh*t is not funny ….. worst sickness ever!!! …… y’all better be careful out there if you like believe me , if you like don’t believe me you can as well wait for your own experience by playing ignorance Goodluck God help us all ”
‘Omo Ghetto’ Becomes First Nigerian Movie to Be Released in Dubai Cinemas
Funke, 43, made this known in an Instagram post on Monday.
She said it will be released from January 21 in some selected cinemas.
“Exciting News for UAE Omo Ghetto fans!The No. 1 film and box office record breaker in Nigeria — Omo Ghetto (The Saga) — is set to break yet another record as the First Ever Cinema Release of a Nigerian film in the United Arab Emirates.
“Omo Ghetto (The Saga) is scheduled for release from the 21st of January, 2021 in selected Novo Cinemas in the UAE. Stay tuned for more updates!” she wrote.
Jide Kosoko Shares Throwback Photo of Fashola 55 Years Ago
Jide, 66, shared the picture in an Instagram post on Sunday.
He said the picture was taken in 1966 and captioned it;
“Raji Fashola in 1966”.
BBNaija’s Laycon Crowned a Chieftaincy Title ‘Akeweje Odo Ipokia Kingdom’ In Ogun State
The 27-year-old received the title from the Onipokia of Ipokia Oba Yisa Olaniyan at the 2021 Opo Day celebration held at the District High School, Ipokia on Sunday (January 3).
He wrote;
“Chief Olamilekan Agbeleshe, Akeweje Odo of Ipokia Kingdom, President of the iCONs!.”
Chief Olamilekan Agbeleshe, Akeweje Odo of Ipokia Kingdom, President of the iCONs!#ChiefLaycon pic.twitter.com/Zdg3TrjXNP
According to Laycon, his mother schooled at the venue of his installation.
“The venue where I was given my chieftaincy title is District High School Ipokia, where my Mum schooled. On every transcendental being that is valid,” he wrote.
Fun Fact: The venue where I was given my chieftaincy title is District High School Ipokia, where my Mum schooled.
On every transcendental being that is valid.
The Onipokia during the title installation said Laycon as an Ipokia indigene truly deserved the title of Akeweje.
Speaking about Laycon, Oba Olaniyan described him as a good ambassador to Ipokia and a positive inspiration to all Nigerian youths.
Laycon on his part thanked the monarch, indigenes of Ipokia and all Nigerians for standing by him throughout his stay at the Big Brother Naija house.
He promised to stand by the youths and everything that would contribute to their development.
Jack Ma Absent From Public View For Two Months After Criticizing China
China’s highest-profile entrepreneur has not appeared in a public setting since a late October forum in Shanghai where he blasted China’s regulatory system in a speech that put him on a collision course with officials, resulting in the suspension of a $37 billion IPO of Alibaba’s Ant Group fintech arm.
The Financial Times reported on Friday that Ma was replaced as a judge in the final episode in November of a game show for entrepreneurs called Africa’s Business Heroes.
An Alibaba spokeswoman told Reuters on Monday that the change was due to a scheduling conflict, declining further comment.
While news coverage of Ma’s absence from public view triggered speculation on Twitter, which is blocked in China, it was not a significant trending topic on social media in mainland China, where sensitive topics are subject to censorship.
Chinese regulators have zeroed in on Ma’s businesses since his October speech including launching an antitrust probe into Alibaba and ordering Ant to shake up its lending and other consumer finance businesses including the creation of a separate holding company to meet capital requirements.
“I think he’s been told to lay low,” said Duncan Clark, chairman of Beijing-based tech consultancy BDA China. “This is a pretty unique situation, more linked to the sheer scale of Ant and the sensitivities over financial regulation,” he said.
Alibaba’s Hong Kong-listed shares fell 2.15% on Monday.
Nigeria Has No Plan of Imposing Fresh Lockdown – Lai Mohammed Says
The Minister said this at a press conference in Lagos, where he expressed the federal government’s displeasure over non-adherence to all protocols outlined by the Presidential Task Force on COVID-19.
Lai Mohammed said;
“I don’t think there is any time when the Federal Government has said it is going to have a second lockdown. However, the Federal Government is very unhappy that Nigerians are not adhering to the basic Covid-19 protocols of wearing face masks or practising social distancing, of washing hands, of ensuring that they don’t gather in large numbers
“If we do not do these, the surge will continue and with the new strain of Covid-19 which is becoming much more difficult to handle than the old strain, the Federal Government will continue to insist and encourage Nigerians to please obey the Covid-19 protocols.
“The Federal Government is aware of the economic and social implications of a second lockdown but we want to call on Nigerians to help us, help themselves and help the economy, by adhering strictly to the Covid-19 protocols”.
Lagos State Announces January 18 Resumption Date For Schools
The state’s Commissioner for Education, Folasade Adefisayo, announced this in a statement released today January 4.
In the statement which was signed by the Head, Public Affairs, Ministry of Education, Kayode Abayomi, Adefisayo asked schools to make virtual learning available for sick or willing students. She said this was in line with the Federal Government’s directive coupled with the second wave of the COVID19 Pandemic.
“All public and private schools below the tertiary level in Lagos State should be reopened for the second term 2020/21 academic session from Monday, 18th of January, 2021.
Schools should have flexible plans where students and teachers who feel sick can teach or learn from home via available online platforms. Schools should also strive to avoid any COVID-19 infection among all students and staff” the statement in part reads
She appealed to the management of all schools to adhere to all outlined COVID-19 requirements for the resumption of schools.
“Not just for the improvement of overall school operations but for the safe reopening of academic activities to support the Lagos State Government’s quest for a full return.”she added.
Friday, January 1, 2021
[Music] Kcee – Cultural Praise (Volume 2) Ft. Okwesili Eze Group
Nigerian music star, Kcee comes through with a spanking new second part to his single tagged “Cultural Praise” and we totally love this one. As he featured Okwesili Eze Group.
We totally enjoy the vibe and energy on this new one and think it’s a potential hit.
Download and Enjoy Kcee – Cultural Praise (Volume 2) Ft. Okwesili Eze Group below;
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[Mixtape] DJ 4Kerty – Tule Mixtape
DJ 4kerty comes through with another amazing mixtape for the streets and this one is tagged “Tule” mixtape.
The lovely new mixtape is inspired by Davido’s Tule Jare rant, which went viral on social media a few days ago.
Download and Enjoy DJ 4Kerty – Tule Mixtape below;
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RCCG Prophecies For 2021 By Pastor E. A. Adeboye
RCCG Prophecies for 2021 by Pastor E. A. Adeboye
Prophecies for 2021
International Scene
1. Some of the things that happened in 2020 will spill over into 2021.
2. The world as a whole can only come out of the wounds when they admit the following;
1) That it is the Most High that rules in the affairs of men not science. Daniel 4:25.
2) That it is God that gives wisdom to the wise. Daniel 2:20-21.
3) That God can reduce the so called wisdom of man to foolishness. 1 Corinthians 1:19-20. 4)
4) That for every vaccine discovered, there is already a variant in the making. This will continue until the high and mighty admit that safety is of the Lord. Proverbs 21:31.
5) God says He will begin to deal with nations on individual basis so that in any nation, if God’s people will humble themselves and pray, He will heal their land. 2 Chronicles 7:14
Nigeria
1. God wants us in Nigeria to know that only God can lift a siege. 2 Kings 7:1-end
2. The humble who put their trust in God will see the end of the siege. James 4:6
3. The erstwhile ignored will become vessels unto honour in God’s hands. 1 Corinthians 1:27
4. God says there will be sounds from heaven.
RCCG
Your pastors will let you know in your various parishes.
Individuals
1. Your very survival and restoration will be in your own hands. Psalm 91
[Music] Youngdudetizzy – Adura (Prod. By Peepee)
Fast rising Nigeria Entertainment act, Youngdudetizzy starts the new year 2021 with a brand new single titled “Adura“.
The new entry serves as his first song of the year 2021.
In conclusion, the song “Adura“ had production from Peepee himself.
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Wednesday, December 30, 2020
I Used to Save My Lunch Money and Borrow Just to Watch Manchester United Play - Odion Ighalo Reveals
With just a month left for his contract to expire at Manchester United, Odion Ighalo has spoken to the club’s website, reminiscing how he used to save part of his lunch money many years ago to watch Manchester United’s games at viewing centres in his hometown of Nigeria.
Ighalo, 31-year-old joined Manchester United on loan from Shanghai
Shenhua in January 2020, a deal which will see him stay at the club
until the end of January 2021.
Born in Ajegunle, Lagos to a poor Edo family, the striker has described how he managed to watch Manchester United’s weekend games back then.
“I grew up in an area where everyone watched Premier League football. You either supported Manchester United or Arsenal or Chelsea back then,” Ighalo told the club website.
“In my house, my brothers, my late sister, they supported Manchester United. I was very young and I didn’t know a lot about football, so when they went to watch the game they would come back and you would see they would be arguing.
“When I grew up, my brother started taking me to the viewing centre to watch Manchester United. That’s how I fell in love with the team, watching Manchester United playing week in, week out“It’s a very small place, you would have maybe 100 people, it was very tight and that. “But they don’t care, they just want to watch the football.
“You see people who will pull a stool and stand at the back. On a small chair like this. They don’t care about the inconvenience, they just want to watch their team playing and doing well.”
Ighalo, who has played just nine minutes of Premier League football this season, said he cried when the Red Devils lost games after spending his lunch money to watch them.
He continued: “I had to save money. Before you go to school, my mum would leave me some money if I wanted to eat lunch. From Monday I was saving my money because I wanted to watch Manchester United.
“I split it in two. Even though I would use part of the money for lunch, I would save some of the money because the weekend is coming. Sometimes you would be feeling hungry because you don’t eat properly, but you don’t want to miss the game at the weekend.
“You don’t want someone to tell you how Manchester United played, how they scored. You want to see it yourself. It’s that passion. You start saving money until the weekend.
“After Friday when school is done, you see everyone get happy. They get their Manchester United shirt, their Arsenal shirt; you wash it and dry it. Everyone’s getting set for the weekend. It’s like a celebration, like you’re at a party.
“If Manchester United are playing on a Saturday, you have to pull on your Manchester United shirt and go to the viewing centre looking smart. When the game started, sometimes it would be so hot because there was no air conditioning, then you have to take off your shirt and you’re fanning yourself.
“Then after the viewing centre, at the end of the game we’re arguing about the match from the viewing centre to our home. Sometimes I cry if Manchester United lose a game. You cry because you come home and see people arguing and saying bad things to you. Sometimes I shed tears because you don’t want your team to lose. That’s how crazy it was back then.”.
Stop Blaming God For Nigeria’s Woes — Obasanjo To Nigerians
Speaking on Tuesday, December 29 in Ogun State, Obasanjo said, “I like the motto of a school which says ‘work and pray.’ Some people say it should be ‘pray and work’, but it doesn’t matter to me what order I put it, but prayer must go with work and work must go with prayer.
Man Expresses Worry as Davido Allegedly Gets Into Another Violent Fight in Ghana
In a new video, which was shared on Instagram by a fan identified as Kingelvinho, the singer was seen fighting as eye witnesses tried to separate.
Sharing the video, Kingelvinho wrote;
“Honestly this attitude of Davido is getting out of hand. Your show yesterday was wack. All you do is fight everywhere you go, this nigga is just chasing clout”.
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