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19-Year-Old Bride Dies By Suicide After Wedding Dress Criticism

19-Year-Old Commits Suicide After Wedding Gown Criticism

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Lyaman Mammadli, a 19-year-old bride from Mingachevir, Azerbaijan, reportedly took her own life after her husband’s family criticized her wedding dress as “too revealing” and “provocative.” Her father, Murad Bayramov, said Mammadli was accused of looking “n*ked” because her shoulders were uncovered. The confrontation left her distraught, and she later died by suicide in her parents’ garden. “My daughter’s groom and his parents caused a fight in my home over her wedding dress,” Bayramov said. “She couldn’t bear it and took her own life.” While Azerbaijan is a Muslim-majority country, the family has not specified Mammadli’s personal religion. Bayramov also denied media claims that his daughter was pressured into marrying her 33-year-old husband, Elnur Mamedli. “After the celebration, Elnur came to our home with his parents and started a big argument. They said, ‘What a disgrace. How could you let your daughter wear such a shameful, revealing wedding dress?’ We explained it was a normal gown, the kind many brides wear, but they refused to calm down,” he said. The dispute continued the following day, with the groom’s parents accusing Mammadli of “disgracing their son and family.” “In her emotional turmoil, she couldn’t endure it and ended her life,” her father said. He added that although her husband attended the funeral, he “refused to let them stay” and had them leave. Police are investigating whether a criminal case should be opened over the alleged bullying that led to the bride’s tragic death.

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Michael Blackson Apologizes to Fiancee After Welcoming Child With Another Woman

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Comedian Michael Blackson has issued a public apology to his fiancee, Rada, after welcoming a child with another woman just weeks after the birth of their own son. Blackson and Rada’s son, Mikey, was born on June 17, 2025, while his second son, King Kweku Blackson, arrived on August 6, 2025, with a female friend he has known for over five years. In an Instagram post, he apologized for the situation but emphasized that he loves both of his new sons equally. He revealed that his older twin sons and even his mother only recently learned about the second child. Blackson also disclosed that Rada has left him and pleaded for her forgiveness, writing: “Two months after Rada gave birth to little Mikey, a female friend I’ve known for over five years also gave birth to my son King Kweku Blackson. My two boys have brought so much joy to my life but also caused me to lose my fiancée Rada. My older twin boys, who are now 18, didn’t find out until last night, and my mom didn’t even know. My apologies to Rada and I hope she forgives me for the pain I’ve caused. I’m going to be the best loving father in the world.” He added with humor: “To avoid turning into Nick Cannon or Elon Musk, I’m only dating women that ran out of period or had a hysterectomy.” Earlier, Rada had opened up about struggling with postpartum depression and raising their son alone. Blackson responded, stating that his responsibility was to fund their son’s lifestyle. The comedian also missed Mikey’s birth while briefly stepping out to get coffee, a moment both later joked about, saying it reduced stress and spared him from seeing the delivery directly. Blackson’s apology highlights the personal and public challenges he now faces, as he seeks to mend his relationship with Rada while embracing fatherhood for his two newest sons.

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Bode George Says His Children Can’t Get Jobs In Nigeria Because Of His Name

Bode George Says His Children Can’t Get Jobs In Nigeria Because Of His Name

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Bode George, a senior Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) leader, has raised concerns over the country’s unemployment and hunger crisis, revealing that even his children are struggling to find work because of his name. Speaking on Nigeria Info FM 99.3, George described widespread frustration and hunger across the country. “Today in Nigeria, everywhere there is hunger and anger. Forget about me being in the PDP, the base of the pyramid is what really matters,” he said. “What have we done to positively impact the generality of Nigerians? There is so much anger in the land and so much hunger.” He noted that graduates are left without hope, while non-graduates remain idle. He urged the government to establish a special fund to empower unskilled youths and provide micro-credit for graduates seeking to start businesses. George also referenced the First Lady’s recent appeal for contributions to build a national library, suggesting that the President could have directed banks, which donated N20 billion in two days, to channel public funds responsibly for such initiatives. Highlighting the personal consequences of his reputation, George said, “The younger generation in this country, including my own children who graduated a long time ago, have returned and tried to get a job, but they can’t get a job because their name is Bode George.”

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Brendan Rodgers Resigns As Celtic Manager, O’Neill And Maloney To Lead Team Temporarily

Brendan Rodgers Resigns As Celtic Manager, O’Neill And Maloney To Lead Team Temporarily

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Celtic have announced that Brendan Rodgers has stepped down as manager, bringing his second spell at the club to a close. The resignation comes after Sunday’s 3-1 Scottish Premiership defeat to Hearts, which left Celtic eight points behind the Edinburgh side. “Celtic Football Club can confirm that football manager Brendan Rodgers has today tendered his resignation,” the club said. “Brendan will leave his role with immediate effect. He leaves with our thanks for the role he has played during a period of continued success for the club, and we wish him further success in the future.” The search for a permanent manager is already underway. In the interim, former Celtic manager Martin O’Neill and ex-player Shaun Maloney will oversee first-team affairs. Rodgers, 52, returned to Celtic in June 2023, adding back-to-back league titles to his previous successes in 2017 and 2018. His first spell at the club, from 2016 to 2019, saw him guide Celtic to successive league and cup trebles, including a record 106-point unbeaten season—the first in the Scottish top flight since 1899. Rodgers has also managed Swansea, Liverpool, and Leicester. During his second tenure at Celtic, he secured the Scottish Cup and League Cup alongside consecutive league triumphs. However, this season has been difficult, marked by Celtic’s shocking Champions League exit to Kazakhstan’s Kairat Almaty, raising questions about the club’s European ambitions.

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Sowore Threatens To Proceed With Oworonshoki Demolition Protest Despite Police Alert

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Omoyele Sowore, the Nigerian activist and Sahara Reporters publisher, has pledged to go ahead with a protest in Lagos over the recent demolitions in Oworonshoki, rejecting a warning from the Lagos State Police Command. On his Facebook page, Sowore wrote: “I heard the CP of the Nigeria Police Force Lagos had the effrontery to warn that TIB & I are not to protest over Oworonsoki Demolitions; these unprofessional, wornout officers have no place in our society. The mass action must go on!” He described the warning as unprofessional and insisted the demonstration would continue. The demolitions in Oworonshoki have drawn public backlash, with residents claiming their homes were destroyed without proper compensation. Eyewitnesses said police deployed around 50 officers and used tear gas to disperse residents during the late-night operation. The Lagos police commissioner had cautioned Sowore and his supporters to stay away from the state, threatening legal action if public order was disrupted. He defended the demolitions, saying the affected structures were illegal and sometimes used by criminals. Sowore’s determination to proceed highlights his ongoing fight against government overreach and his advocacy for citizens’ rights, attracting attention both within Nigeria and internationally.

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Sean “Diddy” Combs’ Prison Release Set For May 2028

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Sean “Diddy” Combs now has a confirmed prison release date, more than three months after a jury returned a mixed verdict in his federal trial. According to the Federal Bureau of Prisons, the music mogul is scheduled for release on May 8, 2028. Combs was sentenced to 50 months — just over four years — following his conviction on two counts of transporting individuals to engage in prostitution. He was acquitted of the more serious charges of sex trafficking and racketeering, which could have carried decades or even a life sentence if convicted. The release date accounts for time already served, as Combs has spent roughly one year at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn since his arrest in September 2024. He has filed an appeal challenging both his conviction and sentence. Combs’ legal team also told CNN that they approached President Donald Trump’s administration to explore the possibility of a presidential pardon.

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Bobrisky Praises Tanzanian Boyfriend For Spoiling Her With Luxury Gifts And Cash

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Nigerian socialite Bobrisky has shared her excitement over her Tanzanian boyfriend, ChiefGodlove Billionaire, praising him for his generosity and lavish gifts. On Instagram, Bobrisky posted pictures of her boyfriend standing beside a Mercedes Maybach, alongside a heartfelt caption: “Wow thank you great God. @chiefgodlove_billionaire you keep on spoiling me awww. I love men who know what they want and go after it regardless of what people say. Thank you, my dear. Tanzanian men are like our Nigerian men wow. I haven’t even met him yet and he’s still wasting his money on me. When you meet me face to face, my boss is very beautiful. My Tanzanian in-law, please go to her page to thank her for me.” She also shared screenshots of bank alerts in the post, showing proof of her boyfriend’s generosity. Bobrisky praised him for being bold and decisive, highlighting her admiration for men who pursue what they want without caring about public opinion. The post quickly went viral, with fans reacting to the couple’s relationship, some congratulating her, while others expressed surprise at the display of wealth and affection.

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Ivory Coast President Alassane Ouattara Secures Fourth Term In Landslide Election Victory

Ivory Coast President Alassane Ouattara Secures Fourth Term In Landslide Election Victory

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Ivory Coast President Alassane Ouattara has won a fourth term in office after securing a landslide victory in an election overshadowed by opposition boycotts and disqualifications. Provisional results released by the electoral commission on Monday showed the 83-year-old president capturing 89.8% of the votes. His closest rival, businessman Jean-Louis Billon, managed just 3.09%. The result came as little surprise after two of Ouattara’s strongest challengers — former President Laurent Gbagbo and ex-Credit Suisse CEO Tidjane Thiam — were barred from running and urged their supporters to boycott the polls. Voter turnout stood at 50.1%, the commission reported. Simone Gbagbo, the former first lady, who was cleared to contest, garnered 2.42% of the vote. Opposition parties loyal to Gbagbo and Thiam have rejected the outcome, calling the vote a “civilian coup d’état” and vowing not to recognize Ouattara’s mandate. Ouattara first became president in 2011 after Gbagbo’s removal from power following a disputed election. Although the constitution initially restricted him to two terms, a 2016 amendment enabled him to seek reelection in 2020 — a poll similarly boycotted by opposition parties. The Constitutional Council is expected to confirm the final results after reviewing any legal challenges.

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