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Trump urges Capitol Hill protesters to remain peaceful
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By Emmanuel Okogba
President Donald Trump has urged protesters who stormed the US Capitol Building to disrupt proceedings in objection to the outcome of the US Presidential election to remain peaceful.
Washington Post reports that throngs of people pushed past police who were trying to block them from entering the building as lawmakers inside debated the certification of the presidential election. A mob was able to breach security and successfully enter the building.
Trump took to Twitter to call on protesters to maintain peace tweeting, “I am asking for everyone at the U.S. Capitol to remain peaceful. No violence! Remember, WE are the Party of Law & Order – respect the Law and our great men and women in Blue. Thank you!”
By Emmanuel Okogba
With false rape accusations gradually becoming a trend and a clog slowing down fight against the evil act, actress and mother of three boys, Omoni Oboli has weighed in, sending a stern warning to anyone nursing plans to accuse any of her sons for fun.
Most victims of rape aside dealing with the trauma of the experience face another battle of trying to get people to believe that it actually happened – an occurence false accusation is engendering.
Oboli took to her Instagram Story to share her thought, writing “False rape accusations are just as deadly as rape! As a mother of young men, please I’m begging you to stay away. If anyone falsely accuses any of my sons, I will hunt you down with EVERYTHING! We’ve taught our boys and still teach them that consent is everything.”
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Leave Kukah in Sokoto, fight bandits in your ‘shokoto’, Shehu Sani charges northern youths
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By Emmanuel Okogba
Senator Shehu Sani has called on Northern Youths to channel their energy towards the fight against banditry and leave Bishop Matthew Kukah alone.
Shehu made the call in reaction to reports where some Northern Youths and groups asked for the arrest and prosecution of the Bishop over comments he made about the administration of President Muhammadu Buhari.
Taking to Twitter, Shehu wrote, “My Dear Northern Youths;leave the Kukah in Sokoto and fight the Bandits in your shokoto.”
Davido makes U-turn on quitting music, promises more hits
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By Emmanuel Okogba
Singer Davido has made a U-turn on his decision to quit music following the incident with ‘Way Too Big’ crooner Burna Boy at the weekend in Ghana.
A video showing both singers involved in a brawl at a club went viral Monday morning and left unanswered questions on the lips of followers of both stars.
Also at the club was Starboy Wizkid who looked completely uninterested in whatever was going on, drinking away.
Davido later took to Twitter to leave a message that got a lot of his followers worried. He tweeted ‘I go leave this music for Una’ and quoted a tweet that suggested he was being maligned because he was born rich. The tweet read…”I agree now. The envy is too on this lad. He didn’t ask to be born rich. All he wants to do is make good music and leave a legacy.”