Nigerian Bride-To-Be Sent To Prison One Month To Her Wedding For Stealing N570k From Her Fiance’s Elder Sister’s House -
Nigerian Bride-To-Be Sent To Prison One Month To Her Wedding For Stealing N570k From Her Fiance’s Elder Sister’s House -
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The Notorious B.I.G. & Tupac Shakur Documentaries to Premiere on A&E Next Month
Next month, A&E will relaunch its popular B iography series by delving into the unsolved murders of rap icons The Notorious B.I.G. and Tupac Shakur . On June 28, the network will air its two-part documentary Biggie: The Life of Notorious B.I.G. The series retraces the footsteps of Biggie's life, his untimely death, and showcases never-before-heard recordings from the Life After Death rapper. His late mother Voletta Wallace, his widow Faith Evans , Lil Cease and members of the Junior M.A.F.I.A. will also make appearances to discuss their fondest memories of the late Brooklyn lyricist. A&E will then unveil its six-part miniseries Who Killed Tupac? on June 29. The series will feature civil rights attorney Benjamin Crump, who speaks on the numerous theories that continue to surround 'Pac's death. “The late Christopher Wallace and Tupac Shakur continue to impact the ...
I Am Not Dead – Popular Yoruba Actor, Odunlade Adekola Cries Out
Odunlade Adekola, popular Yoruba actor, has refuted death rumour currently being peddled about him in a new Instagram video. The 38-year-old film star cursed the people the death rumour. In a video recorded in Yoruba language, the comic actor said he has haerd and seen all the rumours of his death making the rounds on social media and has no idea why anyone will want to wish him dead. In his comical manner, he then proceeded to make some notable declarations, or what can be considered barrage of curses on those wishing him untimely death. He siad: “I am so surprised to hear it again that I am dead. This will be the fifth time and it is becoming unbearable. It has gotten to that level in which I have to voice out. Eyin temi, ni agbara Olorun, ao ni foju sunkun ara wa ooooo (My people, by the grace of God, we will not mourn ourselves). He highlighted the length people spreading death rumours about him often go to make their lies look real. According to him, most times, the p...
Why Sadio Mane is no Kop idol yet
Flaming June. The sun is out, the parks are full and the silly season is fully upon us. For football fans though it brings with it another dimension entirely - the imminent opening of the transfer window. Nobody waits until July 1, of course, before getting some of their deals in place as fans wait for news in fevered anticipation. “Most of the work is done’ said Jurgen Klopp on the last day of last season though the fruition of those labours has yet to materialise. Transfers are bright, new, shiny things. Hope personified in a smile, a shirt and a first interview. Last year June was not yet out when Liverpool unveiled Sadio Mane as one of their key signings of the summer. Sadio Mane new signing of Liverpool at Melwood Training Ground on June 28, 2016 in Liverpool, England. (Photo by Andrew Powell/Liverpool FC via Getty Images) At £30m, Mane was Liverpool’s second most expensive signing ever. And boy he delivered. He set the tone for Liverpool’s season with a...
I Don’t Care What Anybody Says, I Just Want My Mother’s Body… Moji Olaiya’s Daughter Insists Her Mothers Corpse Be Brought Back To Nigeria For Burial
“Leaving a corpse for long before burying is a way of suffering the dead and increasing the pains of their loved ones because the more they see their loved one lying lifelessly, the more they feel bad.” an Islamic teacher, Ustaz Mhikail Shittu has said. But, Moji Olaiya’s 20-year-old daughter, Adun, is having none of that as she insists that her mother’s corpse be brought back for burial in Nigeria, after her death in Canada. Late Actress, Moyi Olaiya was practising Islam before her sad demise, the actress converted to Islam as an adult, and certain members of her family are suggesting that she be interred today according to Muslim rites. According to reports, Adun disagreed, Family members had to usher her into a secluded room to calm her down, though, the grieving young lady kept repeating that she wants to see her mother. ‘She must be brought back,’ Adun said. ‘I don’t care what anybody says, I just want my mother’s body’. It could, however, be difficult to bur...
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