A heavily pregnant Nigerian woman has cried out as she’s yet to experience labour after 10 months. The expectant mother shared a video on TikTok of herself exercising in her house to make her baby come out.
In the sad clip, the energetic woman was seen running up and down the stairs with a frustrated look on her face. Reacting to the video, @[email protected] said: “Chai! She said ‘ike agwula m’ congratulations.”Trending:Another Nigerian lady set to break Guinness World Record as she begins counting of rice grains (Video) @uremama commented: “Fine woman. 42 weeks ur face still dey shine. you must be very strong and beautiful. congratulations.” @Chika Joy added: “Go to the hospital they will induce labor then this exercise will help.” See the video below: @maryjanechux Yes Okechi did it for me 😫🙏 ♬ Okechi – Adazion Ij
During a recent chat with media personality, Samuel Eni, Zlatan told the host that it took months for him to learn the karate moves for the movie. He also disclosed that he quit music temporarily to focus on mastering his role in the movie for Gang of Lagos, a movie that premiered on 7th April 2023. He said, “I have always wanted to act. I had a picture in my head. But I didn’t want it to be just any kind of movie. So, when I was called up that they wanted me to be in a movie by Amazon Prime, I said, ‘Yes, this is the actual one I want.’ “It took me months to go learn those Jet Li moves, Jackie Chan moves. It was stressful a little bit. I took out my time. I had to like pause recording music for a while. It took us like two months or so and then we rounded up [with the shooting of the movie]. The movie was shot in 2021.” 
According to data from the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), the country’s external reserves dropped by $1.46bn between January and March. The reserves were recorded at $36.99bn at the end of January 2023, but fell to $35.53bn by the end of March 2023. The Governor of CBN, Godwin Emefiele attributed the decline in external reserves to the fall in crude oil prices. “The committee, however, noted the marginal decline in the level of gross external reserves to $36.13bn in February 2023, from $36.4bn in January 2023, a decrease of 0.7 per cent, reflecting the downtrend in crude oil prices, as global uncertainties persist,” he said. In 2022, CBN launched the ‘RT200 FX Programme’ aimed at increasing forex supply through non-oil exports, with a target of achieving $200bn in FX repatriation over the next three to five years. The programme includes five key anchors: value-adding exports facility, non-oil commodities expansion facility, non-oil FX rebate scheme, dedicated non-oil export terminal, and biannual non-oil export summit. 
