Woman shares nu.d3 photo of her friend online in ?tit for tat? spat and then makes callous jibe when challenged

A woman from Chester has pleaded guilty to posting an intimate photo of her friend online following a dispute on social media.    Jessica Bailey, 22, shared the image of her friend changing in her bathroom after accusing the victim of trolling her on Snapchat. When confronted about her actions, Bailey callously replied, “Because I…

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“Evacuation Permit” Levies on Trucks in Cross River is Illegal, CRHA

“Evacuation Permit” Levies on Trucks in Cross River is Illegal, CRHA

By Itam Offor The State House of Assembly has condemned the imposition and collection of illegal and unauthorized levies captioned “Evacuation Permit” from trucks hauling granite from quarries in Akamkpa 1 State Constituency. The House  in its sitting last week, subsequently urged the Ministry of Environment to stop the illegal collection and also withdraw such…

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Multiple African Nations Featured in New U.S. Travel Restrictions Proposal

The United States government is reportedly considering a broad travel ban affecting 43 countries, including several African nations, as part of a new policy. This proposal, under the Trump administration, could go beyond the restrictions imposed during his first term. A draft list circulating within the administration includes a “red list” of 11 countries, among…

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Asake reconciles with his ailing father, pledges a new residence and healthcare assistance

Talented Nigerian Afrobeat musician Ahmed Ololade, popularly known in music circles as Asake, has settled the rift with his ailing father who accused the singer of abandonment. Recall that in a video that went viral on social media earlier last week, the singer’s father, Fatai Odunsi, openly accused the artiste of ignoring his calls after…

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More details of the letter of misconduct pro-Wike lawmakers served on Gov Fubara and Deputy

More details have emerged on the letter of misconduct pro-Wike lawmakers served on Gov Fubara and Deputy, Ngozi Odu. Twenty-six members of the Rivers Assembly raised the allegation in a notice sent to the speaker Martin Amaewhule, accusing Governor Fubara among other things of” reckless and unconstitutional expenditure of public funds, hindering or obstructing the…

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