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

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

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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Portable Advises Regina Daniels To Stay Loyal Amid Marital Crisis With Ned Nwoko

Controversial singer Portable has reacted to Regina Daniels’ recent cryptic Instagram post, offering words of advice to the actress amid ongoing rumors of marital tension with her billionaire husband, Senator Ned Nwoko. Regina had shared a radiant photo of herself with the caption, “Even when table turn, we go still dey chop for the table,” which many fans interpreted as a subtle response to speculation surrounding her marriage. Her post drew widespread attention, particularly after Portable dropped a comment encouraging her to remain loyal and steadfast in her relationship. “God bless your home forever. Please stay loyal. Loyalty pass juju. Na wife wey dey loyal dey enjoy life pass ❤️,” the “Zazuu” crooner wrote, stressing that faithfulness is the key to enjoying lasting happiness in marriage.

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Sowore, Ejimakor, Kanu’s Brother Released From Kuje Prison After Meeting Bail Conditions

Activist and politician Omoyele Sowore, along with Nnamdi Kanu’s lawyer, Aloy Ejimakor, has regained freedom from Kuje Prison after fulfilling their bail conditions. They were released alongside Kanu’s brother, Prince Emmanuel, and other protesters who were arrested during the #FreeNnamdiKanuNow demonstration in Abuja. Sowore, who led the protest, was picked up by police at the Federal High Court in Abuja, where he had gone to show support during Kanu’s trial. The group was later arraigned before a Magistrate Court in Kuje, which granted them bail last Friday. In a video shared by SaharaReporters on Monday, Sowore, Ejimakor, Prince Emmanuel, and the others were seen exiting Kuje Prison carrying their belongings and singing songs of freedom and solidarity.

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Toke Makinwa Responds To Curious Fan On Snapchat About Why She Stopped Breastfeeding

Toke Makinwa Responds To Curious Fan On Snapchat About Why She Stopped Breastfeeding

Toke Makinwa has opened up about why she stopped breastfeeding her baby after a fan questioned her on Snapchat. A user named Ann had asked: “Y aren’t you breastfeeding??” — prompting a direct response from the media personality. Toke replied: “My breast milk dried up after three weeks. Any other question???” She has previously spoken about her struggle with breastfeeding, revealing that her milk supply stopped despite trying traditional remedies like drinking pap to boost production. The actress and entrepreneur said the experience made her more compassionate toward mothers who face similar challenges, adding that the pressure to meet societal expectations can deeply affect a woman’s mental well-being.

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Governor Caleb Mutfwang Under Pressure To Join APC But Says Only God And The People Can Decide

Plateau State Governor Caleb Mutfwang has revealed that he is under intense pressure to dump the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) for the All Progressives Congress (APC). Speaking during an event at the Banquet Hall of the Government House in Jos, Mutfwang said only God and the people of Plateau State have the authority to determine his political future. “Yes, it’s true that they’ve been putting pressure on me,” he said. “But I told them only two people can authorise me to change my party — one is the God of heaven, and the other is you, the people. Have you asked me to go anywhere?” he asked, as the audience responded with a loud “No.” His statement comes amid recent rumours that he was considering defecting to the APC, a claim dismissed by the party’s leaders in the state. Former APC Deputy National Secretary, Festus Fuanter, had said, “We don’t want anybody coming to our party. You do your thing, and we’ll do ours.” Responding to that remark, Mutfwang said those rejecting him were simply acting out of fear. “So, those who are rejecting me for what I didn’t even ask for are wasting their time,” he said. “In truth, 60 to 70 percent of the people in the APC in Plateau would be happy to have us join them. They know I won’t do that — and that’s why they’re angry and twisting things.” The governor ended on a calm note, saying he would not dwell further on the matter. “It’s a story for another day,” he added.

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Former Mali Prime Minister Moussa Mara Jailed Over Social Media Post Supporting Political Prisoners

Former Mali Prime Minister Moussa Mara Jailed Over Social Media Post Supporting Political Prisoners

A court in Bamako has sentenced former Mali Prime Minister Moussa Mara to one year in prison over a social media post expressing support for political prisoners. The verdict, delivered on Monday by the National Cybercrime Centre court, also includes a one-year suspended sentence for “undermining the credibility of the state and opposing legitimate authority.” Mara, who served as Mali’s prime minister from 2014 to 2015, was arrested on August 1 after sharing a post in July stating that he had met with detained political figures and promised to seek justice for them. Witnesses from AFP reported that Mara remained calm as the judgment was read. Prosecutors had pushed for a 24-month sentence. In addition to the jail term, the court ordered him to pay a fine of 500,000 CFA francs (about $887). “It’s not over,” Mara’s lawyer, Mountaga Tall, said after the verdict. “We will consult with our client and decide on the next steps.” A close friend of Mara, who spoke anonymously, said the outcome came as no surprise. “We expected it… Tell me, what crime did he commit?” the source asked. Mali has been under military rule since coups in 2020 and 2021. The junta has been accused of silencing dissent, curbing press freedom, and dissolving political parties as it tightens its grip on power.

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Wizkid’s 14-Year-Old Son Teases Debut Track With Bold Rap

Wizkid’s 14-year-old son, Boluwatife “Tife” Balogun, is making a splash online with a teaser of his debut single. Sharing a short rap clip on Instagram, Tife captioned it “Champion’s Arrival,” delivering bold lyrics with impressive energy for his age. In the video, he boldly declares it’s time to “pass on the baton” and insists he faces “zero competition.” Fans have praised his confident performance, hinting that he might be following in his father’s footsteps and carving out his own path in music.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Champz (@official_tifebalogun)

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