The Acting President, Yemi Osinbajo has been advised by a former Deputy National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, Chief Bode George, to invite former President Olusegun Obasanjo and a former Head of State, General Yakubu Gowon, and other elder statesmen to an emergency meeting over the increasing secessionist agitations. George said this in a statement on Thursday. While commending Osinbajo for his recent meetings with some Igbo and northern politicians, George advised the acting President to also invite other personalities actively involved in Nigeria’s Civil War like a former Minister of Defence, Lt.-Gen. Theophilus Danjuma (retd.), and others. George, who is a former military governor of the old Ondo State, said the ethnic tension in the country was becoming dangerous, adding that the matter should not be treated with kid gloves. He said, “The current consultations that our government has embarked upon across the tribal divide are laudable and exemplary. But the g...
Ex big brother housemate Tboss got back at does who insulted her mother on mother's day she went on Instagram live Quote She says ''You are cursing my Mother?Why?..I curse you today,if you are a woman,you will never be a Mother,I curse you today with my eyes open,YOU WILL NEVER BE A MOTHER and if you are already a mother and you already have Children,you know what?God will handle you...thats all I can say. And you,if you are a man,your sperm is just waste,just eject and pour it away because you will not have Children,I curse you for calling my mother the names that you called my mother..why?
Popular American rapper , Meek Mill has announced that he will be touring African cities this year . The rapper used his Instagram page to announce his tour after posting a statistics of his followers online . According to the data, Milli has a larger percentage of followership in Lagos, Nigeria . This shows that Meek Mill might have more fans in Nigeria than in any other city (even New York). The rapper who is working on his ‘Wins And Losses ’ album will join a league of American stars who have toured cities in Africa.
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