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Popular Nollywood actress,  Rachel Oniga,   is dead. Her son, Olatunji, confirmed the death of the actress to  The PUNCH  on Saturday. According to him, his mother died on Friday night around 10pm. “She passed last night around 10pm. She had malaria and typhoid,” Olatunji told  The PUNCH. Oniga featured in scores of Nollywood movies —both English and Yoruba— before her demise. Born on May 23, 1957; the delectable actress began her career in 1993. Her first movie was the blockbuster, Onome, while her debut movie in the Yoruba speaking sector of the film industry was Owo Blow. The 64-year-old actress used to work for a European engineering consultancy firm with its regional head office in Nigeria. In an interview, she noted that she stopped working when she got married and started having children. Unfortunately, her  marriage did not last. So, after her separation from the father of her kids, she took up acting again. She revealed in the interview that one of her regrets in life was that

  Ohanaeze Ndigbo Worldwide, a socio-cultural association, has kicked against the sit-at-home order issued by the Indigenous People of Biafra IPOB to protest the arrest and detention of their leader, Nnamdi Kanu.   Kanu was arrested in Kenya on June 27 and extradited to Nigeria on June 29 and has been in DSS custody since then. IPOB in a statement released few days ago, announced that it will enforce a lockdown every Monday in the South-east until Kanu is released. The group said the lockdown tagged ‘Ghost Monday’ will also affect schools and marketplaces. However in a statement released by its secretary-general, Okechukwu Isiguzoro, Ohanaeze Ndigbo Worldwide kicked against the sit-at-home order saying it will further worsen the economic woes of the region.   “We are in support of any civil disobedience that will be peaceful and without infestations of untold hardship and economic havoc on southeastern Nigerians, we are aware of the economic losses associated with sit-at-home orders in

  Teamyerin is slowly taking over the Internet, the young man, who is a polymath is being loved by so many people, the fan base is already growing.

Meet our beautiful ladies .. Big brother ladies

    The sixth season of the popular   Big Brother Naija reality   show tagged, ‘Shine Ya Eye’ kicked off on Saturday night with 11 good-looking male homemates. The show aired on  DStv   channel 198 and GOtv Channel 29. The live show was also simulcast on Africa Magic Showcase, Africa Magic Urban and Africa Magic Family. The special double launch show would continue on Sunday at the same time with Ebuka Obi-Uchendu as the host. It began with Ebuka taking the viewers on a tour of the brand new BBNaija house, later introducing the male housemates and inviting rave of the moment, LADIPOE to perform his hit, ‘Feeling’. Ebuka would later inform the viewers that the female housemates would make their way into the BBNaija house on Sunday night. Ebuka also announced that this edition is themed ‘Shine ya eye’ with the prize money N90 million. For the first time, the housemates have been provided washing machines in the lodge. As we await the female housemates’ arrival on Sunday night, let’s chec

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 The wait is almost over! Tune in to see Ladipoe on the #BBNaija stage tonight at 19:00pm (WAT)on DStv CH 198, GOtv CH 29. Headline sponsor: Abeg Associate sponsor: mypatricia.com No be my video  Na Dis person

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Health experts afraid the imminent third wave of the coronavirus pandemic may have already hit the country as Nigeria on Friday recorded 317 fresh cases of the dreaded infection. The country also reported one death from the pandemic, raising the nation’s death toll since the outbreak to 2,131. The latest data of the new cases, according to statistics released by the  Nigeria Centre for Disease Control  (NCDC), is the highest daily tally recorded in the count ry in more than four months. The last time such a high daily figure was recorded was on March 10 when 394 cases were reported. The new development may not be unconnected to the discovery of the Delta variant of the virus which has been described by the World Health Organisation as the “most transmissible.” The disease centre posted the latest update on its official Facebook page on Saturday morning, noting that Friday’s figure has increased the country’s total infection tally to 170,623. Specifics The new cases were, according to t

  One of the kidnapped students of Nuhu Bamalli Polytechnic, Zaria who regained freedom from the kidnappers' den last Thursday, July 8, has shared details of how he and others were tortured by the bandits.   The armed bandits on June 10 stormed the school in the night and abducted staff and students of the school. After 28 days of being held captive, they all regained their freedom.    In a chat with The Nation, one of the students recounted how they were made to sleep in the open and under rain for 10 out of the 28 days they spent in the bandits’ den.   “We handed everything over to God when we realised that there was no way we could escape from the bandits’ camp. In fact, trying to run away was like endangering your life, because there were other camps in the forest whose operators would just capture you as a fresh victim. We were made to and fetch water from a stream which is like a kilometer from our camp, but they would escort us to and fro with guns. So, when we understood th