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Popular comedian Denilson Igwe has shared details about his split with former partner, Mark Angel.

In a preview of the upcoming 'The Honest Bunch' podcast episode, Igwe suggested that he left because Mark was cheating him and other crew members.

Igwe claimed he started Mark Angel Comedy and filmed the content, which Mark posted on Facebook. He wasn’t informed when the Facebook page started making money.

He said, “I was the one that started Mark Angel Comedy. I’m an orphan… Mark was the elder brother of the house. He was a security guard at Kilimanjaro, GRA, Port Harcourt.

Read More: https://crispng.com/he-paid-emmanuella-n20k-monthly-denilson-igwe-details-split-from-mark-angel/

The ninth season of Big Brother Naija (BBN) has kicked off, bringing with it an exciting twist as contestants are paired to compete for a grand prize of 100 million naira.

This year’s theme, “No Loose Guard,” promises 10 weeks of thrilling entertainment and unexpected twists. This season’s unique format saw housemates enter in pairs tagged as Dynamic Duos, including a recently married couple, two sets of twins, and an aunt and her niece.

Here’s a list of Big Brother Naija housemates and teams:

1. Zinwe 
Relationship: Dating for six months
Chinwe (30): Beauty and Skincare Entrepreneur, from Imo State
Zion (26): Model and Fashion Designer, from Edo State
These lovebirds met at a mutual friend’s bachelor party and have been inseparable since.

2. Radicals

Relationship: Friends

Michky (24): Gym Instructor, from Edo State
Fairme David (29): Professional Dancer and Content Creator, from Delta State
Their friendship began at the gym and grew stronger through their shared love for fitness.

3. Flourish
Relationship: Long-term friends (10 years)
DJ Flo (27): Deejay, from Imo State
Rhuthee (32): Event Planner and Caterer, from Akwa Ibom State
Their decade-long friendship was forged in Ghana and solidified by shared experiences.

4. Ndi Nne
Relationship: Niece and aunt
Mary (22): Entrepreneur, from Anambra State
Chinne (31): Entrepreneur, from Anambra State
Their bond started with Mary’s birth and grew stronger when Chinne moved in with Mary’s parents.

Read More: https://crispng.com/big-brother-naija-season-9-meet-the-no-loose-guard-dynamic-duos/

Despite recent security concerns, matriculants at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN) expressed excitement and pleasure during the institution's 50th Matriculation ceremony on Saturday, July 27th.

In an interactive session with UCJ-UNN, freshmen shared their feelings of excitement and pleasure at gaining admission and matriculation. While acknowledging the security concerns, they praised the university for creating a conducive learning environment and promised to leverage it to achieve their goals.

Read More: https://crispng.com/unns-50th-matriculation-matriculants-express-excitement-amidst-security-concerns/

Breakups can be one of the most difficult experiences in life, leaving us feeling heartbroken, lost, and uncertain about the future. Healing from a breakup takes time, patience, and self-compassion.

This article provides a detailed guide on how to navigate the healing process and emerge stronger and more resilient.

Understanding the Impact of a Breakup

A breakup can affect us on multiple levels—emotionally, mentally, and physically. It's important to acknowledge these feelings and understand that it's okay to feel sad, angry, or confused. Here's a look at the different ways a breakup can impact us:

1. Emotional Turmoil: Feelings of sadness, anger, guilt, and loneliness are common. It's natural to grieve the loss of the relationship and the future you envisioned.
2. Mental Strain: A breakup can lead to overthinking, self-doubt, and a loss of self-esteem. You might question your worth and ability to move on.

Read More: https://crispng.com/how-to-heal-after-a-breakup/

Ulcers are painful sores that can appear in various parts of the body, most commonly in the stomach (gastric ulcers) or the small intestine (duodenal ulcers).

While many ulcers can heal with proper treatment, some stubbornly persist. Understanding the underlying causes is crucial for effective healing. ‌Here are ten reasons why your ulcer might not be healing:

1. Helicobacter pylori Infection

Helicobacter pylori (H. pylori) is a type of bacteria that infects the stomach lining and causes ulcers. If this infection isn’t properly treated with antibiotics and medicines that reduce stomach acid, the ulcer might not heal and recur.

2. Regular Use of NSAIDs

Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) like ibuprofen, aspirin, and naproxen can irritate the stomach lining and stop ulcers from healing. Long-term use of these medicines can make existing ulcers worse and prevent new ones from healing.

Read More: https://crispng.com/10-reasons-why-your-ulcers-arent-healing/

Multi-talented actress Nancy Isime is always a joy to watch. The Edo entertainment guru has made her mark in pageantry, presenting, and acting, captivating viewers with her A-list skills, effortless beauty, and great fashion sense.

Nonetheless, Nancy's rise to fame wasn't a walk in the park. It stemmed from a strong desire to succeed, which drove her on a relentless quest for success. In this "Grass to Grace" series, we will look at Nancy's journey to fame.

An Unpleasant Childhood

Nancy was born on 17th December 1991 to an Esan family. She lost her mother when she was just five years old and was raised solely by her disciplinarian father. Her mother's passing was a significant blow, leading to depression and even suicidal thoughts, as she and her mother had a close bond.

In an interview, Nancy said, “I lost my mum at five. I didn’t have a smooth childhood. I suffered from depression and attempted suicide once during my childhood. That was the only time, but I managed to get through it, and I’m still here today. Some people have time to grow through life, but I had to mature quickly. Losing your mum at five exposes you to many things you shouldn't experience. I started working at 17."

Read More: https://crispng.com/grass-to-grace-series-29-nancy-isimes-rise-from-usher-to-renowned-actress/

The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) programme in Nigeria is a significant transition phase for many graduates, marking the end of their academic journey and the beginning of their professional careers.

Securing a job immediately after completing NYSC can be a daunting task, but with the right strategies and mindset, it is achievable. This article provides a detailed roadmap for graduates aiming to secure employment right after NYSC.

1. Begin Early: Start Your Job Hunt During NYSC

Don't wait until your service year is over to start looking for a job. Begin your job search at least six months before your NYSC ends. Use your free time during service to research potential employers, update your CV, and apply for jobs. This proactive approach gives you a head start and keeps you ahead of the competition.

2. Optimize Your CV and Cover Letter

Your CV is your first impression on potential employers. Ensure it is well-organised, concise, and highlights your skills and experiences relevant to the job you're applying for. Tailor your CV for each application, emphasising the skills and experiences that match the job description. Similarly, craft compelling cover letters that explain why you are the ideal candidate for the job.

Read More: https://crispng.com/how-to-secure-a-job-immediately-after-nysc/

A nationwide protest, under the banner #EndBadGovernance, is set to take place in Nigeria from August 1 to 10, 2024. This protest has been organised in response to widespread public dissatisfaction with government policies and the economic hardships faced by many Nigerians.

Key Issues Prompting the Protests

The protests are driven by dissatisfaction with the current state of governance in Nigeria. Key issues include persistent economic challenges such as inflation, unemployment, and hunger. Perceived government inefficiency and corruption, and a lack of basic services and infrastructure are also part of the factors. Recent government policies, including the removal of fuel subsidies, increased electricity tariffs, and currency devaluation, have made economic conditions even worse for the average Nigerian.

Read More: https://crispng.com/dates-other-details-you-should-know-about-proposed-endbadgovernance-protest/

In a bid to equip students with the necessary skills and knowledge to succeed in the field of journalism, the Union of Campus Journalists (UCJ) unizik, in collaboration with CrispNG organised an online training on campus journalism.

The training, which took place on Saturday, July 20, 2024, via Google Meet, was facilitated by Mr James Ojo, co-founder of CrispNG and senior copy editor at legit.ng.

"Campus journalism is a vibrant field that offers numerous opportunities for students to gain practical experience, access fellowships, grants, and awards, and prepare for a career in journalism," said Mr Ojo

Mr Ojo emphasized the importance of campus journalism, highlighting its benefits, including gaining practical experience, accessing fellowships, grants, and awards, and preparing students for a career in journalism.

Looking for your next job? Whether you're just starting out or seeking a new challenge, there are a variety of job openings in fields like finance, medicine, and management that you can explore.

Here's a list of jobs you can apply for.

1. Spa business manager 

Location: Distinct, Benin city

Salary: N800,000 -N1,000,000

Job Requirements

• BSC in Business Administration, Hospitality Management, or related field.

• Minimum 3+ years of experience in spa management or a related field.

• Familiarity with spa software and technology

• Excellent communication, leadership, and problem-solving skills.

• Spa management or industry certifications (e.g., ISPA, Spa Management Certification).

Apply here

2. Administrative / Facility Officer at Mophethgroup, Lagos

Location: Victoria Island, Lagos

Job Type: Full-time

N100,000 – 250,000 Gross / month, depending on experience, plus HMO and pension.

Read More: https://crispng.com/find-your-next-job-latest-openings-in-finance-medicine-and-management/

Internships are essential for gaining practical knowledge and experience in your chosen career path. Yet, securing a good internship can be challenging. To help, we've curated a list of internship opportunities in journalism, tech, and finance that you can apply for.

1. Next Gen/Campus Reporter Internship Programme

The Next Gen/Campus Reporter project of the Centre for Journalism Innovation and Development (CJID) offers high-flying campus journalists and Mass Communication students an opportunity to intern with mainstream media organisations in Nigeria. This initiative is designed to foster mentorship, encourage networking, and build confidence while equipping selected participants with the skills and experiences necessary for a successful career in journalism.

Read More: https://crispng.com/journalism-tech-finance-here-is-a-list-of-internships-to-apply-for/

Tolulope Ekundayo, a 19-year-old from Adeleke University, has achieved a remarkable academic milestone by graduating with First Class honors in Accounting.

Enrolling at the university at just 15, Tolulope has impressed many with her dedication and exceptional performance as she graduated with a cpga of 4.89, having had 5.0 gpa 6 times.

Ekundayo shared her achievements in a series of posts on X (formerly Twitter), celebrating her graduation and the multiple awards she received. “A first class graduate at 19! BSc Accounting, yeah I did that,” she posted, accompanied by photos of her accolades.

Read More: https://crispng.com/meet-tolulope-ekundayo-19-year-old-girl-who-graduated-with-a-first-class-from-adeleke-university/

Nigerian music is buzzing with excitement as the legendary Mike Ejeagha returns to the spotlight. Known for his storytelling and cultural songs, Ejeagha is trending thanks to a challenge started by popular comedian Brain Jotter.

Mike Ejeagha, often called "Gentleman," is a well-known figure in Highlife music. Born on April 4, 1930, in Imezi Owa, Ezeagu Local Government Area of Enugu State, Ejeagha has been sharing his wisdom through music for decades. His songs, mostly in Igbo, are filled with traditional sayings and life lessons that many Nigerians grew up with.

Recently, Brain Jotter, a comedian famous for his funny videos, created a challenge with Ejeagha’s song "Ka Esi Le Onye Isi Oche." The song's chorus "Gwo Gwo Gwo Ngwo" has gained widespread popularity 41 years after release as Brain Jotter used it as the soundtrack for his viral dance moves. The dance involves participants facing opposite directions, walking towards each other, performing a funny leg dance, and then chasing each other to the chorus.

Read More: https://crispng.com/gwo-gwo-gwo-ngwo-meet-mike-ejeagha-ace-singer-trending-over-brain-jotters-challenge/

Aliko Dangote's plan to transform Nigeria's energy sector through the Dangote Refinery has encountered significant setbacks, leading him to offer his shares to the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPC).

Initially celebrated as a groundbreaking initiative, the 650,000 barrels per day (bpd) refinery aimed to make Nigeria self-sufficient in refined petroleum products, but a series of financial and operational challenges have shifted the project's course dramatically.

The refinery, located in the Lekki Free Trade Zone, Lagos, was designed to be the largest in Africa and the world’s biggest single-train facility. It was expected to produce 50 million liters of petrol and 15 million liters of diesel daily, along with 4.6 million tonnes of diesel and 4 million tonnes of jet fuel per year.

However, financial troubles started when NNPC failed to meet its payment obligations. Despite an agreement to acquire a 20% stake in the refinery for $2.76 billion, NNPC only managed to pay for a 7.2% stake, creating a significant funding shortfall.

Read More: https://crispng.com/from-grace-to-grass-how-dangote-refinerys-trouble-started/

A student of the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN), identified as Mr. George A. Nnaji, has gone missing without a trace. This occurred on the same day a female student on campus was reportedly kidnapped, with a ransom demanded for her release, increasing tension on campus.

Mr. George, a 300-level student in the Department of Combined Arts, has been missing since Sunday morning, 14th July 2024, after allegedly going to work and not returning.

Reacting to this incident, his course representative, Miss Ruth Oluchi, said that she reached out to him on Monday evening, a day after he went missing, through a phone call. She noted that he initially answered the call and told her that he was fine and was only at his family house.

However, she added that when she dialed the number again, it was no longer him but another voice who claimed to know nothing about George, leaving her in a state of confusion and panic.

Read More: https://crispng.com/insecurity-tension-as-another-unn-student-goes-missing/

With the 2024 U.S. presidential election approaching, Kamala Harris has emerged as a central figure in the Democratic campaign, having been nominated as the party’s presidential candidate as Joe Biden steps down from the race.

In a statement on his official X handle on Sunday, June 21, President Biden said,  "My fellow Democrats, I have decided not to accept the nomination and to focus all my energies on my duties as President for the remainder of my term. My very first decision as the party nominee in 2020 was to pick Kamala Harris as my Vice President. And it’s been the best decision I’ve made."

Read More: https://crispng.com/us-election-meet-kamala-harris-bidens-ally-whos-taking-on-donald-trump/

Crisp Nigeria and Lapai Innovation Lab have partnered to promote youth development and empowerment in Nigeria. The organisations emphasized the necessity of this collaboration to enhance their impact in the country.

Aliyu Kure, founder of Lapai Innovation Lab, expressed his enthusiasm for the partnership, stating, "As an organization committed to bringing positive change through innovation, we believe a partnership with a media organization like Crisp Nigeria is the right way to go."

Blessing Chukwuneke, journalist and communication strategist at CrispNG, said highlighted the alignment of their mission with Lapai Innovation Lab, noting that Crisp Nigeria's dedication to social rebirth complements Lapai's efforts to bridge the digital divide in rural communities.

Read More: https://crispng.com/crispng-lapai-innovation-lab-partner-to-bridge-digital-divide-in-rural-areas/

Relocating to a new country can be an exhilarating adventure, filled with opportunities for personal and professional growth. However, it can also place significant stress on your marriage.

Understanding the potential challenges and strategies to mitigate them can help you navigate this major life change successfully.

1. Emotional Stress and Adjustment

Moving abroad involves significant emotional upheaval. Both partners may experience homesickness, missing family, friends, and familiar surroundings. This longing for home can create feelings of isolation and sadness.

Also, adjusting to a new culture can be overwhelming. Differences in language, customs, and daily routines can lead to frustration and misunderstandings.

The absence of a familiar support network can put pressure on the marital relationship, as couples may have to rely more heavily on each other for emotional support.

2. Role Changes and Identity

Relocating can alter the dynamics of a relationship, often requiring significant adjustments in roles and identities. One partner may have to leave their job or take on a less fulfilling role, which can lead to feelings of resentment or inadequacy.

Read More: https://crispng.com/how-moving-abroad-can-affect-your-marriage/

As Peter Gregory Obi turns 63, his impact on Nigerian politics and business remains profound. Starting as a successful businessman, Obi rose to become a key political figure, especially noted for his time as Governor of Anambra State.

Known for his prudent handling of finances, educational reforms, and unwavering commitment to public service, Obi’s journey reflects his dedication to improving Nigeria’s socio-economic landscape. Here are ten important things to know about Peter Obi and his lasting influence.

1. Early Life and Education:
Peter Obi was born on July 19, 1961, in Onitsha, Anambra State. He attended Christ the King College in Onitsha for his secondary education and graduated from the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, in 1984 with a degree in Philosophy.

2. Business Career:
Before his political career, Obi was successful in the banking and business sectors. He held various significant positions, including Chairman of Fidelity Bank Plc, showcasing his business acumen and strategic thinking.

Read More: https://crispng.com/peter-obi-at-6310-things-to-know-about-nigerias-former-presidential-candidate/

Kate Henshaw, also known as Kate Henshaw-Nuttall, is a veteran Nigerian actress who has left an indelible mark on Nollywood. As she celebrates her 53rd birthday, here are ten key things to know about this iconic star.

1. Early Life and Education
Born on July 19, 1971, in Calabar, Cross River State, Nigeria, Kate Henshaw is the oldest of four children. She attended St. Mary Private School in Lagos for her primary education and then Federal Government Girl’s College in Calabar for secondary education. She later studied remedial courses at the University of Calabar and majored in Medical Microbiology at Lagos University Teaching Hospital (LUTH).

2. Medical Background
Before pursuing acting, Kate worked as a medical microbiologist at Bauchi State General Hospital. Her scientific background highlights her versatility and dedication.

Read More: https://crispng.com/kate-henshaw-at-53-10-things-to-know-about-nigerias-movie-legend/

Dear President Bola Ahmed Tinubu,

I am compelled to address a critical issue of national significance—the establishment of Nigeria’s inaugural Ministry of Men Affairs. This initiative is not merely an administrative reform but a fundamental step towards rectifying the persistent neglect of men’s unique challenges within our society.

Men in Nigeria are grappling with a host of severe and often overlooked issues. They are victims of violence, including domestic abuse and assault, which remains starkly underreported due to entrenched societal stigmas. Men also endure alarmingly high rates of depression and suicide, exacerbated by societal expectations and a conspicuous lack of targeted support.

Economic instability further aggravates these challenges, with many men deprived of crucial opportunities for skill development and economic empowerment. Cultural norms frequently prevent men from seeking help, leading to unaddressed mental health issues and violence. Despite these severe struggles, men continue to fulfill their roles as providers, breadwinners, husbands, and fathers, often shouldering these burdens with silent fortitude.

Read More: https://crispng.com/open-letter-calls-for-nigerias-first-ministry-of-men-affairs-to-address-mens-urgent-needs/

The President of The Federal Republic Of Nigeria,
Mr. Bola Ahmed Tinubu
Your Excellency Sir,

I hope this letter finds you well. I am writing to you with a heavy heart and a deep sense of concern regarding the current economic hardship facing our nation. As a citizen who has always believed in the resilience and promise of our country, I am compelled to share the struggles that I and many others are enduring.

The economic challenges we are facing have not just been statistics on news reports; they have manifested into real hardships for families across our nation. The rising costs of essential goods and services, coupled with stagnant wages, have created a profound sense of insecurity and anxiety among the people.

I have seen friends lose their jobs, families struggling to make ends meet, and businesses in my community closing their doors. These are not merely economic setbacks but personal tragedies that affect the fabric of our society. The dreams and aspirations of hardworking Nigerians are being shattered, and the gap between the wealthy, especially politicians, and the rest of the citizens seems to widen every day.

Read More: https://crispng.com/hardship-apostle-emeka-nkwudas-open-letter-to-president-tinubu/

Securing global scholarships can be a life-changing opportunity, offering not only financial support but also access to world-class education, cultural experiences, and professional networks.

However, the competition is fierce, and standing out requires strategic preparation. Here’s how you can position yourself effectively for global scholarships.

1. Start Early

Begin your search for scholarships early. The more time you give yourself, the better prepared you'll be. Research different scholarships, their requirements, and deadlines.

Don’t limit yourself to one scholarship. Apply for as many as you qualify for. The more you apply, the higher your chances of winning one.

2. Focus on Academics

Good grades are crucial. Most scholarships look at your academic performance, so aim for high marks in your studies. Participate in extra-curricular activities to show you’re a well-rounded student.

3. Get Involved

Join clubs, volunteer, and participate in community service. These activities can set you apart from other applicants. Leadership roles and unique experiences can make your application stand out.

Read More: https://crispng.com/your-step-by-step-guide-to-winning-global-scholarships/

As the 2024 presidential race heats up, all eyes are on JD Vance, Donald Trump’s newly announced running mate. A bestselling author, venture capitalist, and U.S. Senator, Vance’s rise to political prominence has been nothing short of remarkable.

Here are ten key things to know about Trump’s running mate:
1. Early Life and Education

James David Vance was born on August 2, 1984, in Middletown, Ohio, a once-thriving steel town. He faced a challenging upbringing marked by family instability and poverty. Despite these difficulties, Vance graduated from Ohio State University and went on to earn a law degree from Yale Law School, an achievement that set the stage for his future success.

Read More: https://crispng.com/jd-vance-10-things-to-know-about-trumps-running-mate/

Wizkid, born Ayodeji Ibrahim Balogun, has become a global icon in the music industry, particularly in the Afrobeats genre. As he celebrates his 34th birthday today, July 16, we take a closer look at his life.

From his humble beginnings in Surulere, Lagos, to topping international charts and winning prestigious awards, Wizkid's influence extends far beyond music. Here are ten key things you should know about Nigeria's music star.

1. Early Life and Career Beginnings: Born on July 16, 1990, in Surulere, Lagos, Nigeria, Wizkid started his musical journey at the age of 11 with a group called The Glorious Five. Initially, he went by the stage name “Lil Prinz” before adopting “Wizkid.”

2. Breakthrough Single: His career took off in 2010 with the hit single “Holla at Your Boy,” part of his debut album, *Superstar*. This song brought him significant recognition under Banky W’s Empire Mates Entertainment (EME) label.

3. International Fame with Drake: Wizkid gained global attention in 2016 with his feature on Drake’s hit “One Dance,” which topped charts in 15 countries and broke numerous streaming records.

Read More: https://crispng.com/wizkid-at-34-10-things-to-know-about-nigerias-music-star/

The NDLEA intercepted cocaine and opioids hidden in shoe soles destined for export. Femi Babafemi, NDLEA's media director, reported seizures including tramadol, pentazocine, morphine sulphate, and ketamine in Lagos.

Additionally, 250 grams of cocaine bound for Cyprus and over five kilograms of opioids en route to the US and UK were found concealed in clothing and household items in Lagos.

In a separate raid, on the 8th of July, 440 grams of synthetic cannabis from Canada and various nitrous oxide items were seized in Lekki's VGC, leading to the arrest of Suliyat Abdulsalam.

Read More: https://crispng.com/inside-shoes-wigs-major-drug-related-interceptions-by-ndlea-in-2024/

The United States was left in shock on Saturday, July 13, as former President Donald Trump narrowly escaped an assassination attempt during a campaign rally in Pennsylvania for the 2024 election.

Saturday’s attack on Trump marked yet another attempted assassination of a presidential candidate, since Ronald Reagan was shot in 1981. Although, there have been several instances of political violence against U.S. presidents, former presidents, and major party presidential candidates

Read More: https://crispng.com/us-election-five-things-to-know-about-trumps-assassination-attempt/

Love is complex, and when it happens in a close friendship, it can be both exciting and confusing. Telling a friend you have romantic feelings for them is a big step that can change your relationship. This article explores the pros and cons of confessing your love to a friend, helping you decide what's best for you.

Understanding Your Feelings

Before you tell your friend you love them, make sure you understand your feelings. Are you truly in love, or is it just a strong friendship? Take some time to think about it, and maybe talk to a close friend to get a better perspective.

Read More: https://crispng.com/factors-to-consider-before-confessing-love-to-your-friend

On November 16, 1985, the Jacobs tied the knot, and 39 years later, their marriage has been a true definition of "for better or for worse" for the power couple, Olu Jacobs and Joke Silva.

The Nollywood marriage model, who met on set for "Jero’s Metamorphosis" in 1981 just before Nigeria's 21st independence anniversary, started with love at first sight for Olu Jacobs. Upon seeing Joke, he remarked, "Wow! This is the standard of the woman I’m going to marry," which initially put her off, although she had anticipated meeting him due to his reputation at the time.

The two went on to become friends and got married four years later. The marriage has had its ups and downs, but they have remained committed to each other.

Olu Jacobs and Joke Silva's wedding
Image Source: Premium Times

On challenges, the Jacobs have had their fair share. Joke mentioned there were many times she wanted to quit, saying the first was after they had their first child and her husband became unnecessarily aggressive towards her because he was still in character from a role he played.

Rumours of their separation surfaced due to Joke retaining her maiden name. However, Jacobs explained that she had an identity as a career woman and they wanted her to retain it, though she is Mrs. Jacobs at home.

Read More: https://crispng.com/olu-jacobs-vs-joke-silva-10-things-you-need-to-make-your-marriage-last-like-that-of-nollywood-legends/

His is a voice with a gravitational pull, a rich baritone, and a presence with a kingly force—a legend. He is Oludotun Baiyewu Jacobs.

The Gift that set him apart

The legendary Olu Jacobs, who just turned 82, has an acting history that began in Kano. He didn't know how it all started, but he knew he was gifted with a sonorous voice that made him stand out, marking him as a choice soloist in the choir while in primary school, as revealed in an interview with Modern Ghana. Jacobs was also involved in school plays and executed roles conveniently but it was all hobby until the incident which shaped his life forever, searing his heart with a passion for acting and setting his life's course for the stage and cameras.

Read More: https://crispng.com/grass-to-grace-series-28-olu-jacobs-rise-from-church-choir-to-nollywood-legend/

Former minister of power, Saleh Mamman collapsed outside the federal high court in Abuja on Thursday.

Mamman appeared in court as the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) filed a 12-count charge against him for money laundering amounting to N33,804,830,503.

Before proceedings began, Femi Ate, Mamman’s counsel, informed the judge, James Omotosho that his client had fainted due to ill health.

The defense and prosecution, Adeyinka Olumide-Fusika discussed the incident, and Ate requested an adjournment to Monday due to Mamman’s health, but the judge scheduled the arraignment for late September due to a backlog of cases. This plea was therefore withdrawn.

However, the judge noted an error in the defendant’s name on the charge sheet, leading to a brief adjournment until 1 pm that day.

Read More: https://crispng.com/saleh-mamman-saga-olisah-metuh-other-politicians-who-collapsed-during-fraud-trial/