A lady has shared a screenshot of the unexpected message she received from a NEPA official after ending their relationship. The lady with the handle @just_me_ekoh took to TikTok to share a screenshot of the WhatsApp message she received from her ex-boyfriend who works with NEPA following their breakup. The message was a threat that she would sleep in the darkness that night. The message reads; “If you no sleep for darkness this night call me bastard.” It caught the attention of viewers with its bold and somewhat comical claim. The unexpected nature of the message left netizens amused and curious about the ex-boyfriend’s intentions. @symply starrr reacted: “You sleep abi you no sleep.” @corlix said: “If u da my area abeg go beg cos me I wan use light sleep ooh.” @Dami reacted: “I don see the reason why we no get light for 2 weeks now.” @pix commented: “Honestly I just understand why we no get light for past 2 weeks now I don’t see bro NEPA at the tailor sister shop anymore since then no light.” @successfulfranka… reacted: “Na nepa he b no b God.” @nah l’d win said: “I want to be like him when I grow up.” @Kam reacted: “I don die.” @Nancy luv commented: “Omo open window sleep, you fit open door sleep.” @DARKFLAMES reacted: “U dey alakhaia for portharcourt??? cause we never get light for some days now.” @Olorunlonshomi said: “E sure for the werey if dem go see light for their house?” See the post below: @just_me_ekoh 🥲 #fyp #foryou #catlover #bebetoekoh #catlovers ♬ original sound – justvinylvibes
Former governor of Benue State, Samuel OrtomRecall that Hyacinth Alia, Benue governor who won the 2023 governorship election in the state under the All Progressives Congress, APC, had accused Ortom’s administration of looting, alleging that he “met no single car or truck in the government house”. Reacting to Hyacinth Alia’s statement, Akase said “In his latest outing, the governor has accused his predecessor of carrying out recruitment into the civil service without due process; handing to him an empty treasury and looting government vehicles, among several other unfounded accusations,” Akase said. “The present administration may wish to be informed that it was the decision of the Benue state executive council that government officials, including the governor and his deputy, be given waivers to enable them to go with the official vehicles allocated to them. “Governor Ortom, therefore, did nothing unlawful by leaving office with the official vehicles allocated to him. “It is a tradition that an outgoing governor leaves with vehicles given to him. Perhaps we should add that the Ortom administration offered to buy vehicles for the incoming government but the present governor declined, saying that he would prefer to buy vehicles for his administration after the inauguration.” On the issue of sacked appointees and workers, Akase said Ortom’s government followed due process in recruiting the workers. “While we won’t go into a war of words with the governor despite the media trial, it is pertinent to clarify that the Ortom administration followed due process in recruiting the workers whom the present government sacked a few days ago,” he said. “Vacancies were duly advertised in national newspapers and those who applied for the jobs were properly interviewed/screened and the successful ones were given appointment letters as required by civil service rules. 
Renowned Nigerian chef, Hilda Baci breaks silence after being acknowledged by the Guinness World Record pending the official announcement of her new record. Guinness World Records had earlier stated that they needed to verify some aspects before confirming her as the new record holder for the longest hour spent cooking. 
“FC Barcelona obtained and maintained a strictly confidential verbal agreement with Jose Maria Enriquez Negreira so that, in his capacity as vice-president of the technical arbitral committee (CTA) and in exchange for money, the latter carries out actions tending to benefit FC Barcelona in decisions by the referees.” Despite the club’s stance, revelations that Negreira offered to “help with VAR” suggests that there could be more for prosecutors to investigate. If found guilty, Barcelona could face sporting sanctions. Barcelona coach Xavi, who won eight La Liga titles with them as a player between 1998 and 2015, has said he had no knowledge of the payments and never had the feeling his team had any advantage.