Kemi Olunloyo, the daughter of a former Oyo State governor, is not impressed by Nigeria’s hottest new model. Olajumoke Orisaguna who has captured a lot of hearts ever since she was seen in that Tinie Tempah‘s photoshoot by TY Bello is now being dragged by Kemi Olunloyo, the daughter of a former Oyo State governor. Ms Olunloyo said she is not impressed by Nigeria's new hottest model and wrote on Twitter: "Spare me the rhetoric, the breadseller is no icon or role model!” Ms Olunloyo is clearly pissed at how social media users have branded Olajumoke a role model. TY Bello was also not spared in the Twitter onslaught as Ms Olunloyo also dragged the singer and photographer in her outbursts. “TY Bello has NOT transformed Olajumoke’s life for GOOD,” the activist said. “Nothing in life is P E R M A N E N T!” She added. MS Olunloyo also chose that time to include Yorubas into the issue, accusing them of illiteracy. Source: newsnow group
Former Nollywood actress now a nurse, Regina Askia Williams, has written an open letter to President Muhammadu Buhari. She appreciated the president for his effort at fighting corruption in Nigeria and asking him some questions in her letter which reads: “Thank you for all your effort at containing the corruption in Nigeria however unpopular. Nigerians elected you through serious acrimony, loosing several lives and facing deadly unrest but they chose you. Though you are from the North of OUR country you are president of all. How is it that violence and deaths still hold sway? “My hope and prayer was that on your ascension you would deploy our military with fiat and alacrity armed to the teeth and silence or at least contain Boko Haram. My prayer was that as a seasoned General you would not only flush out king pins and barons but retrieve the loot as you napped them one after the other but we see them working for you. Is this the change you promised us Mr President? “Ma...
The Federal Capital Territory has recorded it's first death of the deadly viral disease, Lassa Fever. Minister of Health, Prof Isaac Oyewole mentioned this during a visit to the National Hospital, Abuja where the patient died. The medical director of the hospital, Jack Momoh, confirmed the death, said the patient, a 33 year old newly married man, was brought in unconscious from a private hospital in Kubwa, a suburb of Abuja, where he had been admitted for eight days. He later died within 24hours of being at the national hospital. Meanwhile the search for all the contact of the deceased is ongoing.
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