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Businessman, Emeka Okonkwo aka E-Money, replied a Zimbabwean man who questioned his source of wealth on his Instagram page.



The Zimbabwean man while commenting on one of his posts, wrote

''Those who pretend to be rich yall guilt of sacrifices human parts, i give this dude 1yr only yall see wats going to happen, he's following Ginimbi same squad''

https://www.lindaikejisblog.com/2021/1/may-god-forgive-you-emoney-replies-zimbabwean-man-who-questioned-his-source-of-wealth.html

Fast-rising Nigerian singer, Chike has apologized to Eastern Nigerians after he said it is primitive to travel to the East for Christmas.

It was earlier in the news that the singer advised people who hail from the Eastern part of Nigeria to stop traveling home for Christmas as it is a primitive behaviour to so.

In a now deleted tweet which he shared on his official Twitter handle on Monday, January 4th, the singer said the Yuletide is an unsafe period to travel home.

His tweet was made in reaction to people who lost their lives while traveling to and fro their homes for Christmas celebration.

However, the upcoming artiste has now tendered an apology to Eastern Nigerians over his insensitive tweet.

According to him, he was controlled by his emotions while making his earlier tweet after two of his friends who traveled for Christmas died in a car accident while returning back to the city.

He wrote, “I believe my now-deleted tweet was misunderstood as it was an emotional one .This morning, 2 friends died on their road trip back from the village. I think the roads are too risky for everyone to be headed home & back. If you have been hurt, I sincerely apologize.”

https://orientaltimes.co/2021/01/04/singer-chike-apologizes-to-eastern-nigerians-for-calling-them-primitive/?fbclid=IwAR1iWGUQq4XFagB_OE0CisOZ_r_n0DWuGJANXex02pNpXfLz10n96kS42eQ

Chimamanda Adichie gave her opinion about Biafra during her interview with Ebuka Obi-Uchendu.

The renowned writer wondered how Igbos can achieve Biafra when they can’t unite towards selecting a Nigerian president who is from the region.




Chimamanda Adichie gave her opinion about Biafra during her interview with Ebuka Obi-Uchendu.

The renowned writer wondered how Igbos can achieve Biafra when they can’t unite towards selecting a Nigerian president who is from the region.



The 43-year-old said Igbo people need to rethink how they strategise politically before talking about secession.

She said: “There is no Biafra. There are new movements but, for me, it’s a question of being practical. Where would the border be? What is propelling these movements is a sense of marginalisation, which I think is completely valid.

“But this idea that the answer is independence is what I’m not convinced of. Nobody has made a logical case for me. Quite frankly, I’ve observed the terrible leadership that we have in the southeast.

“Igbo people cannot unite if, for example, we say we want an Igbo president. And then we’re talking about Biafra. There is a lot of political work we need to do in the southeast.

“We need to do a lot of rethinking on how we strategise politically before we can talk about Biafra.”

She also spoke about misogyny in the South East and its effect on politics.

She said: “There are things I quarrel with, in Igbo culture. It’s misogynistic, as are many cultures. That’s the problem. The world is misogynistic. At my father’s funeral, they showed where the widow, my mother, would sit.

“And they showed where the sons in the extended family (umunna) would sit. That’s where those coming would go to present whatever they bring. It’s the sons’. And that was the end. My father had three daughters. There was no place for them.

“I raised the question and a man in my umunna said we would have to loiter around. There’s a problem with that.

“There’s a woman who apparently is going to run for governor in Anambra state.

“I’m having a conversation with a group of people and what they’re saying is, ‘Can a woman rule Anambra?’ Do you need a dangling organ to rule a state? It’s hard enough for both male and female politicians.

“But women have this additional problem of perception, a reason for which many people won’t vote them.

“Igbo culture is just not very good when it comes to gender. Culture as we have it are rules men made to benefit men.

“In my hometown, I seem to have this status of an ‘honorary man’ and that’s because of my achievements. People adapt when they see some benefits to it which means that it’s changeable. It’s engraved on the stones.”

https://orientaltimes.co/2021/01/05/there-is-no-biafra-chimamanda-adichie-says-gives-reasons/?fbclid=IwAR3irMtKU8PvOSZ21xJk-KrqHkI_P6x8Uu9jCda8TdnsBPOHsLGvc-wg9XI

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Kaisha billionaire mother gift her 2 and half plot of land as a gift.
So my mum surprised me with one of her lands ,two and the half plots in IMO State, Orlu Umuaka, and also promised to develop the land,
giving me the land is enough mummy, I will be the one to build a mansion by his grace of God. I am so so happy, mummy God bless you for this � gift, you will reap the fruits of your labour in me in Jesus name amen. Mummy continue to pray for your daughter . Love ❤️ you always