Quoting her she says:
I’ve never been married at 56yo cos I won’t submit to a man. Only weak women do that. My series #marriageisascam has opened a lot of eyes. Did you know most married couples don’t have sex or make time for it. Others sleep in separate rooms in the same house especially in Nigeria “mummy’s room daddy’s room.
Lagos State Commissioner for Health, Prof. Akin Abayomi, yesterday, raised the alarm over a spike in COVID-19 cases, saying that majority of the new cases are at a point where little assistance can be rendered.
This came on a day the Niger State Government ordered the closure of public and private schools, as well as tertiary institutions across the state, with effect from today.
Professor Abayomi hinted that since mid-October, the state has been experiencing a very sharp increase in the number of COVID-19 cases, with most of them requiring oxygen and intensive care.
The commissioner stated this during a media training on COVID-19 response, with the theme: âGender and Social Inclusion in COVID-19 Response: The Role of the Mediaââ, organized by the state Ministry of Health in collaboration with Lafiya Projects.
Osun State government on Thursday ordered schools in the state to close for the Christmas and New Year celebrations from Friday.
The Coordinating Director in the state’s Ministry of Education, K. Olaniyan, who gave the directive in a public service announcement, however, did not disclose the date the schools are expected to resume for academic activities.
He said the decision to shut down the schools was for safety reasons.
Several states in Nigeria including Kaduna, Niger, and Lagos among others had ordered the closure of schools as fears over the onset of the second wave of the Covid 19 pandemic heightened in several parts of the country.
Nigeriaâs land border with the Benin Republic at Seme, near Badagry, Lagos State, remained closed, more than a day after the Federal Government announced its reopening on Wednesday.
Recall that the Minister of Finance, Budget and National Planning, Mrs. Zainab Ahmed, on Wednesday announced the immediate reopening of four land borders after the Federal Executive Council meeting held virtually in Abuja.
A correspondent of the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), who visited Seme on Thursday evening, reports that human and vehicular movement across the border post was restricted as the frontier remained under lock.
Intending travelers were denied exit at Seme by officials of Nigeria Immigration Service who claimed that they were yet to get the formal directive to reopen the border.
Omah Lay has spoken out for the first time following his return to Nigeria after he was arrested and locked up in prison for flouting COVID-19 guidelines in Uganda.
The singer was arrested on Sunday alongside fellow singer Tems for holding an ”illegal concert” at Ddungu resort in Munyonyo where they gathered big crowds, contrary to President Museveni’s directives on the prevention of the spread of Covid-19.
Taking to Twitter to share his experience, Omah Lay described the past few days as ‘toughest of my life’ and claimed he was treated like a common criminal after his arrest.
In one tweet, the singer appreciated fans who came out to watch him perform, before clarifying that it was never his intention to cause any harm that could have likely caused the spread of infectious disease.