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“Because I win N120M person charge me N120k for makeup”

Winner of Big Brother Naija All-Stars, Ilebeya Odinaya raises concerns about the escalating prices she gets from vendors after winning N120M. She shared her frustration in a post via the microblogging platform, X after being charged N120,000 Naira for a makeup session.

Ilebaye, who secured the grand prize of 120 million Naira, expressed her discontent with the elevated price, linking it to her newfound wealth. Highlighting the consequences of her victory and heightened fame, she wrote in a now-deleted tweet, “Because I win 120 million, person charge me 120k for make-up.”

This complaint follows Odinaya’s earlier denial, made a few months ago, regarding speculations that her Big Brother Naija win was a result of sympathy votes. In October 2023, she emphatically rejected claims suggesting her victory was based on pity.

I’m in charge of my father’s donation, Stella Maris is lying

Mr Ibu‘s second son, Daniel Okafor denies the allegations made by his stepmother, Stella Maris regarding the control of the account where donation is made. Stella had previously taken to her Instagram page, asserting that Jasmine, the actor’s adopted daughter, had taken control of the bank account where monetary contributions for the ailing actor were made by compassionate Nigerians. Mr Ibu and his wife, Stella Maris. In a new revelation uncovered by The Punch, Jasmine was contacted to give an insight on the ongoing allegations but refused to give details. “I do not want to be involved with the online drama, at least not yet. I am more concerned for Daddy’s well-being,” she said. She, however, directed the news publication to reach out to the actor’s second son, who introduced himself as Daniel Okafor.

Mr Ibu and his adopted daughter, Jasmine. “My name is Daniel Okafor; I am John Okafor’s second son. There is no truth in what Stella Maris has been sharing online. Jasmine does not have access to that account; I have access to it. I am the signatory to the account and my father’s next of kin,” he stated. Daniel added that Stella Maris is his stepmother but refused to share more details about his mother. “She is my stepmother. My mother is not around at the moment,” Daniel said.

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Nigerian artists charge in dollars to perform in Nigeria – OAP Do2dtun cries out

Do2dtun, a popular on-air personality, has expressed his displeasure with Nigerian artists demanding payment in dollars for performances. The OAP took to social media to express his displeasure, highlighting the growing trend of local talent preferring to be paid in dollars. He claimed that, despite the fact that the musicians and genre are indigenous to the country, booking payments are now made in US dollars, even for performances in Nigeria. Do2dtun referred to the recent development as a “bizarre and unusual development.”

OAP Do2dtun, Photo source: Google Taking to his X handle, Do2dtun wrote: “This Afrobeat we all built together, na Una go use Una hands spoil am. You now charge your own people in dollars. Forget to unlock the togetherness the genre gives you and your people. Quite strange and bizarre.”

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“Smart mat” – Robot takes charge as Imam, guides Muslim woman through prayer (Video)

"Smart mat" - Robot takes charge as Imam, guides Muslim woman through prayer, Internet abuzz (Video)

In a recent viral video, an extraordinary sight captured the attention of people worldwide as a robot took on the role of an Imam, guiding a devout Muslim woman through her prayers. The video showcased a moment of profound connection between technology and faith, raising questions about the evolving relationship between humans and machines.

A photo of the Muslim woman praying while receiving instructions from the Imam robot. Photo Credit:@mysalahmat Source:Tiktok The video, which quickly spread across social media platforms, depicted the Muslim woman engaging in the act of sujud, a gesture of utmost reverence and submission in Islamic prayer. The robot, attached to a prayer mat by a wire, displayed remarkable fluency in reciting the specific prayers associated with sujud, mimicking the role traditionally performed by a human Imam. As the woman gracefully lowered herself to the ground, the robot, with a clear and authoritative male voice, recited the prayers in Arabic, guiding her through the ritual worship. The precision and accuracy with which the robot executed the prayers, while maintaining the solemnity of the moment, left viewers in awe. @Zercamabdullah wrote; “How to order please I need.” @rashid commented; “Were can i get it.” @Meeks74848 said; “Where can I get this from for my daughter?” @KassyJ said; “I am a new converted Muslim and I wish. U can get me one of this prayer mat to make prayers easy for me.” @AbikeTemjeg said; “Pls how can I get this for my children.” See below; @mysalahmat So helpful💞 #fyp #salah #muslim #mysalahmat #islamic_video #islamic_prayer ♬ original sound – MySalahMat

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“I now charge $100K for feature”

Popular Afrobeat artist David Adeleke known well as Davido has disclosed that he now charges $100K for one feature. Davido made this revelation during an interview on the Bootleg Kev show. According to him, the changes and his new charge have been drafted in a document by his lawyers. The “Unavailable” hitmaker disclosed that the $100,000 which is equivalent to N45 million comes with a video and applies to only artists that he knows. However, the charges for a feature with an artist he isn’t familiar with may go high. The video has attracted different reactions from social media users. Watch the video below.

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Fulham coach Marco Silva gets second charge from English FA

Fulham coach Marco Silva has been charged with misconduct for comments he made following his side’s FA Cup defeat to Manchester United. Silva was sent off during the game following a 72nd-minute incident that resulted in United being awarded a penalty by referee Chris Kavanagh. Speaking to reporters after the match, the Fulham coach had said; “Our story with Chris Kavanagh this season has been tough for us. Unfortunately, we have been very unlucky with him this season. Many moments. It is difficult to understand some of the decisions. We had that West Ham game away from home [in October]. We lost the game with two clear handball goals and it was Chris Kavanagh in that moment. Today, everyone saw what is happening in this game. It is difficult for them to not look for these things.” The Football Association has now alleged that Silva’s post-match comments “constitute improper conduct in that they imply bias and/or question the integrity of the match official, and/or bring the game into disrepute”. 45-year-old Silva has until Wednesday, 29 March to provide a response. This is coming after the Fulham coach was handed a first charge of abusive behaviour towards match officials during the 3-1 quarter-final defeat at Old Trafford. It was alleged that he threw a water bottle in the direction of an assistant referee. Silva faces a minimum of a significant fine in addition to a likely three-game ban for his touchline behaviour, although FA beaks could add an extra game to the suspension.

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Lagos State set to charge Chrisland school with involuntary manslaughter

Lagos State to charge Chrisland school with involuntary manslaughter

The Lagos State Ministry of Justice is set to charge Chrisland High School, Ikeja and some of its staff members with “Involuntary Manslaughter and Reckless and Negligent Acts” over the death of Whitney Adeniran.

According to a statement released by the Director of Public Affairs, will be facing charges for the death of a 12-year-old student, Whitney Adeniran, who passed away during a sports event on February 9, 2023. Lagos State’s statement charging Chrisland School for Involuntary Manslaughter “On the 9th of February 2023, Whitney Omodesola Adeniran a student of Chrisland High School, Ikeja aged 12 years, slumped during the Inter-house Sports organised by the School at the Agege Sports Stadium and was subsequently rushed to Agege Central Hospital, Agege, Lagos, where she was confirmed “brought in dead” (BID) by the doctor on duty. “The case was referred to the Nigerian Police Force which carried out a thorough investigation with the help of other agencies. The file was subsequently forwarded to the DPP’s Office on Monday 20th March, 2023, for review of the duplicate case file. “On the 23rd of March, 2023, the DPP issued his Legal Advice and came to the conclusion that a prima facie case of Involuntary Manslaughter and Reckless and Negligent Acts had been established against the school, some members of staff and one of the vendors. They will therefore be charged with the offences of Involuntary Manslaughter and Reckless and Negligent Acts contrary to Sections 224 & 251 of the Criminal Law, Ch C17, Vol.3, Laws of Lagos State, 2015. “Information will be filed in accordance with the legal advice issued by the DPP. Certified True Copies of the Legal advice are available on the Ministry of Justice website (www.lagosstatemoj.org.).”

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Man rents N2.8 million Lekki apartment with service charge N2.1m

A Nigerian man has revealed how he ended up paying over N7 million for a house which he initially thought was going for N2.8 million. According to him, he was earlier told that the house rent was N2.8 million and he excitedly paid in a hurry and start furnishing the apartment.

However, after further investigation, he found out that he had an extra bill of N2.1 million for electricity. The total amount he was supposed to pay for the house subsequently amounted to N7.3 million as opposed to the initial N2.8 million. He tweeted: “Saw a rent of N2.8m, and I rushed to pay. Only to find out later that the service charge for the year without electricity expenses is N2.1m. Lagos real estate companies 1 VS Harri 0.
Light consumption is N305/KW. “As a remote worker who will be mostly at home and has a chandelier 86 inches TV, and other high-consuming electrical appliances, my electricity bill will amount to about N300k/month, N200k if I invest in an inverter. “From thinking I’ll pay N2.8m rent in Lekki to paying N7.3m is wild. Can’t even ask for a refund because I have started furnishing and doing other things. Furnishing will take another N10m. I was wondering why they had a handful of celebrity tenants here. E don clear now.” See the post below:

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