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65 people arrested over deadly cult clash in Uyo – Police The clash has continued despite the deployment of police to the area. Sixty-five suspects have so far been arrested over a clash between two rival cult groups in Uyo that has left at least  four people dead , the police in  Akwa Ibom State  have said. Some reports suggested that the number of people killed was much more than the figure given by the police. The clash, which reportedly began on Monday, concentrated within communities along Nwaniba Road, a major road that leads to a five-star hotel,  Ibom Hotel & Golf Resort , in Uyo, and the permanent campus of the University of Uyo. Communities around Nwaniba in Uyo are notorious for cult-related killings and violence. Businesses were forced to close shops, while some residents fled their homes on Monday evening because of the shootout between the rival gangs. The clash continued on Tuesday and Wednesday despite the deployment of police to the area. Visitors, including a news

  Bashir, son of Governor Nasir El-Rufai of Kaduna State, has mocked rapper and activist Falz for flying abroad for surgery. AJEBOTV reported that Falz recently underwent knee surgery in the UK. Reacting via his Twitter handle on Thursday, Bashir taunted Falz for not having the surgery in any Nigerian hospital, especially the Lagos State University Teaching Hospital. He mocked the singer, saying it was disappointing for a “bona fide human rights activist” to have his surgery abroad. Quoting a tweet about Falz’s recent surgery, Bashir wrote: “UK? He didn’t go to LASUTH as a bona-fide human rights activist? “Disappointing.”

  Sophia Momodu, the first baby mama of famous Afrobeat singer, David Adeleke popularly known as Davido, has reacted to the singer’s response to her tweet. AJEBOTV recalls that Sophia Momodu had on Thursday had a rant about men who financially bully women just to keep them silent, stating that enough is enough as it’s been a year of her silence. She wrote: “Honestly it’s time to speak up because It’s been almost a year. Enough is enough. It’s been almost a year. The enabling, the scheming, the lies and the false narratives.” In a subtle response to her rant, Davido, in a tweet accompanied by a photo showing his ‘Unavailable’ song, wrote: “I don’t have time for wahala.” Hours after the singer’s response trended on social media, Sophia shared a video of two ladies having a conversation about how they don’t care at all on her Snapchat account. Capturing the video, Sophia threatened to ‘set it all on fire’. She wrote: “Don’t you dear or imma set it all on fire.” She also warned the intende

  LAGOS—MEMBERS of the Mainland Independent Group, MIG, a socio-political pressure group, based in Lagos State, have assured Nigerians that the President-elect, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, will surely be inaugurated as the next president of Nigeria on May 29, 2023. Speaking on behalf of the MIG, during a prayer session for the president-elect, organised by the group, Ibrahim Megida lampooned those clamouring for interim government, describing them as clowns who deserve to be pitied. Megida, a Lagos-based APC chieftain, who co-ordinates the group, also dismissed moves to stop him at the court, as an exercise in futility. Megida said Tinubu’s victory had come solely from God and not the making of any man adding that “this is why the enemies of progress and trouble mongers, calling for Interim Government should shut up. They shall labour in vain and will never succeed, as Asiwaju’s presidency is an appointment with destiny and not the work of any man.” Related News ALL KINGS AND QUEENS OF ENGLAN

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  Grammy-award winning Nigerian singer, Burna Boy, has warned veteran American rapper and record label executive, Diddy, to respect his status as a music legend to avoid being embarrassed by him on the dance floor. The duo were recently spotted at a star-studded party. Apparently, Diddy had challenged the self-styled ‘African Giant’ to a dance battle which didn’t sit well with him. Replying, Burna Boy said, “Hey fam, OG! I don’t think you remember you are an old man, I don’t want to disgrace you right here. Don’t call me on the dance floor, I’ve been kinging that sh*t. “You are the king on the records, I will give you that. But don’t call me on the dance floor mehn, that will be embarrassing for you.” Diddy executively produced Burna Boy’s Grammy-award winning album, ‘Twice As Tall’.

Official of petroleum regulatory commission abducted in Akwa Ibom Abduction for ransom has been on the increase in several Nigerian cities. An official of the  Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission  at Eket Local Government Area of Akwa Ibom State, Stanley Okwekwe, has reportedly been abducted. A witness told the  News Agency of Nigeria  (NAN) on Tuesday that the victim was abducted by four men at the front of his residence in Eket at about 9:00 p.m. on Sunday. The abductors have reportedly established contact with Mr Okwekwe’s wife. The victim’s wife is said to have reported the incident to the management of the regulatory commission on Monday. “The family has accepted to pay the sum of N10 million as ransom,” the witness said. When NAN contacted the police spokesperson in the state, Odiko MacDon, he said the police did not have information on the abduction. The Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission has a statutory responsibility to ensure that oil an

  Following the victory of his uncle, Ademola Adeleke at the Supreme Court, Afrobeats star, Davido is proposing to hold a musical concert in Osun State to celebrate the victory.   The Supreme Court on Tuesday affirmed Adeleke’s triumph in the July 12, 2022, governorship political race in Osun State. Davido took to Twitter to react to the victory, revealing plans to stage a concert in the state later this year. The singer tweeted after the victory: “Timeless concert in Osun this year ?? @Tunegee ??? Cc @AAdeleke_01.”

  Famous Nigerian disc jockey and producer Florence Ifeoluwa Otedola, popularly called DJ Cuppy, has declared that she is not ready to become a mother. Cuppy disclosed this while sharing a photo of herself carrying a baby girl in her arms. Sharing the post on her Instagram story, she stressed that although she loves kids so much, she’s not ready at the moment to have kids of her own. “I love kids, but defooooo not ready for my own yet,” she said. DAILY POST recalls recent speculations of Cuppy being pregnant with her British fiance and professional boxer, Ryan Taylor, after sharing a video capturing her dancing with a protruding belly on her Instagram page. Responding to the speculation in the comments section, Cuppy wrote: “No, I just have a BELLLLLLLLY.”

     Click to join our Facebook live stream A 2 HOUR INTENSIVE PARYER CHANT WITH OUR HOSTS Join Our Elite Worship Team And Learn How to Lead a Prayer Meeting When you think about prayer meetings, what comes to mind? Do you think of words like “refreshing,” “powerful,” “inspiring” and “important”? Or do you think of words like “boring,” “awkward,” “uncomfortable” and “necessary”? Be honest. Sadly, prayer meetings are often something we think we should do rather than something we want to do. But if prayer is having a conversation with the God of the universe, that should be exciting! So where is the disconnect? How has something as amazing as talking to our loving and all-powerful God become so unappealing? One reason prayer meetings are awkward or boring is that they are not always run according to a plan. Since prayer is as simple as talking to God, many people mistakenly think that a prayer meeting should be able to just happen with little to no effort. In reality, getting a group of

  LONDON : The UK Supreme Court ruled on Wednesday that it was too late for a group of Nigerian claimants to sue two Shell subsidiaries over a 2011 offshore oil spill they say had a devastating impact on the coastal area where they live. The case stems from the leakage of an estimated 40,000 barrels of crude oil on Dec. 20, 2011, during the loading of an oil tanker at Shell's Bonga oil field, 120 km off the coast of Nigeria's southern Niger Delta. A group of 27,800 individuals and 457 communities living in the delta have been trying to sue Shell, saying the resulting oil slick polluted their lands and waterways, damaging farming, fishing, drinking water, mangrove forests and religious shrines. But the Supreme Court upheld rulings by two lower courts that found they had brought their case after the expiry of a six-year legal deadline for taking action. A panel of five Supreme Court justices unanimously rejected their lawyers' argument that the ongoing consequences of the pol