Ehi Ogbebor has gifted her personal assistant a Mercedes Benz, IgbereTV reports.
The interior designer shared photos of her PA beside the new car then extoled her good qualities.
She explained that her PA also doubles as her accountant and accounts for every penny. Ehi added that she took care of her kids ''during the riot,'' when she was not home.
She wrote on her Instagram handle:
"For all u do... you deserve it ... n off course you are my PA/ACCOUNTANT ...U NEED YOUR OWN CAR ...U CAN GIVE BELLA MILLIONS N SHE WOULD ACCOUNT FOR EVERY PENNY... AND MOST ESPECIALLY THANKS FOR TAKING CARE OF MY KIDS DURING THE RIOT IN MY ABSENCE"
Activist, Aisha Yesufu, says it has come her knowledge that people now finish their prayers in their mosques and then proceed to lay curses on her, IgbereTV reports.
Aisha revealed this on her Twitter handle on Friday morning, October 30.
She wrote:
''Heard I am being cursed in mosques! People finish praying and take time out to curse me in their prayers I have asked they should please let me know how many of these curses they rained on me when I was making same demands during GEJ! We are all already cursed in Nigeria.''
Nigeria has recorded a historic power generation of f 5,459.50MW, as confirmed by the Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN), IgbereTV reports.
The agency in a statement issued on Friday October 30 by its General Manager of Public Affairs Ndidi Mbah, said the new record was achieved on Wednesday October 28.
The new peak surpasses the 5,420.30MW achieved on 18th of August, 2020 by 39.2MW. The statement read;
“This milestone in generation is higher than any peak ever recorded in the nation’s power industry as at date.
“The new peak surpasses the 5,420.30MW achieved on 18th of August, 2020 by 39.2MW.
“The Acting Managing Director, Mr Sule Ahmed Abdulaziz, commended all the players in the power sector value chain as a result of the feat.
“He attributed the gradual but steady improvement in the quantum of power delivery to collaboration by the sector players, as well as the unbridled effort by the Federal Government, through the Ministry of Power, in setting the right environment for seamless operations.”
Every Good Leader Should Be Having Sleepless Nights After Watching Those Looting Videos - Yul Edochie
Nollywood actor, Yul Edochie has said the videos showing Nigerians looting should give any good leader sleepless nights, IgbereTV reports.
The actor said the video shows "Nigerians are dying of hunger" and leaders who watch it should be "working out ways to improve the living standard of the masses."
However, he said Nigerian leaders aren't concerned about that, instead they are concerning themselves with social media.
He wrote on Twitter:
''After watching those looting videos, every good leader should be having sleepless nights working out ways to improve the living standard of the masses. Nigerians are dying of hunger. Rather your headache is social media. SHAME!''
A lecturer with the Odumegwu Ojukwu University Anambra State, Prof. Silvia Okonkwo, has been abducted by suspected gunmen, IgbereTV reports.
Prof. Okonkwo, from Enugwu-Ukwu in Njikoka Local Government Area of the state, was kidnapped around 6:25pm on Wednesday, October 28, along Enugwu-Agidi/ Nawgu road.
The President-General, Enugwu-Agidi Brotherly Union (EBU) Hon. Ndubuisi Obijiofor, who confirmed the incident on Thursday October 29, said it was the second time a lecturer was kidnapped on the same spot.
"The kidnap victim goes by the name Prof Silvia Okonkwo of Uruokwe village Enugwu-Ukwu, a lecturer with the Odumegwu Ojukwu University Anambra State, who left for Awka after having a Senate meeting with her collegues in the school, unfortunately her movement was cut short by the activities of the kidnappers," said Obijiofor.
"This is the second time a lecturer would be falling a victim of the notorious kidnappers on the same spot. The particular spot where the incident took place is highly deplorable, making the constant users of the road more vulnerable to their attack. The leadership of the Enugwu-Agidi Community wishes to inform the general public to desist from plying that route as from 6:30pm because of the security threats, while we strategize as a Community to beef up security around the area.
"We also urge the state government to come to our aid by repairing the road to facilitate easy movement of vehicles along the road for security purposes. As I present this report the victim is still in their captive" he added.
Nigerian Celebrities Blast Desmond Elliot Over His Comment About Celebrities And Influencers
Some Nigerian celebrities have blasted actor turned politician, Desmond Elliot following his comment about Nigerian celebrities and social media influencers, IgbereTV reports.
Recall that in a viral video which captured the Surulere lawmaker's submission on the Lagos carnage, he asked the celebrities and influencers "to stop the hatred already". He also pointed out that everyone has a means to change government.
However his comments seems not to have gone down well with his former colleagues in the entertainment industry. They have also taken to social media to express their "disappointment" with his comment.
A student of Ambrose Alli University (AAU) was allegedly kidnapped on her way to Kogi state on Monday, October 26, and her kidnappers are asking for 100 million Naira, IgbereTV reports.
Adebayo Oluwatomiyin Oyiza, 18, is a 200 level Human Nutrition and Dietetic Student of AAU.
According to friends of Oyiza, the teenager was kidnapped in Okene. They took to Twitter to call on concerned authorities to help secure her release.
@faitheepony tweeted:
"The girl in the video below, Oyiza was kidnapped yesterday in Kogi state. They’re asking for N100m, please RT for awareness!!! #RescueOyiza"
Man And Woman Who Kidnapped And Sold A Child Confess After Being Caught In Anambra (Video)
A man and a woman who kidnapped and sold a child have being caught in Anambra state, IgbereTV reports.
In a video shared online, a number of people are seen surrounding both suspects as they confessed to their crimes while being questioned.
The male suspect said he was paid 400, 000 Naira to kidnap the child from his home and hand him over to the female suspect, who in turn sold the child.
The woman, who was nabbed in Awomama, said the people she sold the child to gave her a total of 920,000 Naira - 520k for her and 400k for the man.
Fortunately, the child was rescued after the female child trafficker was nabbed and she led them to the people she sold the child to.
Confronting both child traffickers, those present searched the woman's bag and they found treats like biscuits she uses to lure kids. They also found charm together with the packs of biscuit.
The woman said she used to own a restaurant in Umuebuke, Uli, before she began child trafficking.
Cross River State governor Senator Ben Ayade has ordered security agencies in the state to search houses to recover looted items and take legitimate action to halt violence.
Between Friday and Saturday last week, hoodlums and looters broke into over 35 government and private properties, looted several items and set some buildings ablaze.
On Friday members of the public numbering over 15, 000 had broken into the Cross River State government uncompleted Fabrication Academy and carted away thousands of COVID-19 palliative meant for people of the state.
Similarly the large crowd of persons trooped to the State Emergency Management Agency (SEMA) along Barracks road, the Ministry of Works warehouses at Ekrinim 2, broke the warehouses and also made away with relief materials. Calabar South Local Government headquarters at Anantigha was also vandalized and looted.
Men, Women, some security personnel, young boys and girls were seen carting away hundreds of bags of rice, Indomie, salt, sugar, zinc and other items. Some people were heard shouting, “This is wickedness, it is our food let us pack it. Why did the government not give us since?”
The governor had on Friday announced a 24 hour curfew in the state yet properties were looted and burnt down on Saturday and they include, INEC Municipal Zonal office at Marian Road, Walmart at Marian, Federal Psychiatric Hospital along Calabar road, Senator Gershom Bassey’s family home along White house burnt and his private house at Axari Iso (vandalised and looted), Senator Victor Ndoma-Egba’s house at Asari Iso vandalized, looted and burnt, Garment Factory at Goodluck Jonathan by-pass, Ayade’s filling station under construction, First Bank at Eight miles, Nigeria Ports Authourity at Harbour (vandalized and looted), Tinapa (vandlised and looted).
The State Emergency Management Agency (SEMA) in Cross River Newspaper Corporation (Chronicle) premises along Barracks road was looted and burnt on Friday night with some cars at the premises.
Others are Fabrication Academy (vandalised and looted) where COVID-19 palliative were hoarded since April, Larfage (Unicef) trucks with cement at Atimbo (vandalised and looted), NLC office-vandalised, CTRA office (100 Marian traffic regulatory office)–vandalised, Department of Petroleum Resources—vandalised, Atakpa Police Station—burnt down, NDDC office–vandalised, Ministry of Works warehouse—burnt down, Cross River State Roll back Malaria centre—vandalised, Boulevard joint—vandalised, Access bank by Mayne Avenue vandalized, Lawrence Henshaw Memorial hospital (IDH) at Edgerly vandalized and looted, Akpabuyo Police station burnt and others.
Ayade in a statement yesterday by his Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Mr Christian Ita, said, “following the deployment of more soldiers to Calabar to help quell violence, Cross River Governor, Sir Ben Ayade has asked security agencies in the State to take legitimate actions to halt the arson and carnage witnessed in some parts of Calabar.
“The governor also wants the security agents to carry out a house to house search for looted property and arrest everyone involved in the looting of both public and private property in the state”.
Ayade said he understands the pains of the people and there was need to protect the collective commonwealth of the people which is currently under threat by some persons who are desperately trying to discredit the peaceful disposition of Cross Riverians.
He urged the security agencies to “take legitimate actions to ensure that calm returns to the State especially as the Government was already working towards ensuring the demands of those who genuinely participated in the #EndSARS match are met”.
The Governor called on Cross Riverians to rise up and defend their land from criminal elements bent on destroying the image of the State.
The governor said the dusk to dusk curfew was still in place but this time around it is and “consequent upon this, everyone is advised to remain indoors as security agencies will not tolerate any non compliance”.
President Buhari has broken his silence on the gunfire incident that occurred at the Lekki tollgate on Tuesday, October 20, IgbereTV reports.
End SARS protesters had gathered at the tollgate to stage a protest when they were shot at by security operatives.
In a statement released today October 25 by his Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Femi Adesina, President Buhari vowed to ensure justice for the ''peaceful protesters who lost their lives.” The President explained that he decided not to talk about the shooting incident until he had access to all the facts.
He also promised property owners and business owners affected by the arson across the nation that they would get justice. He commended Lagos State for planning to prosecute 229 suspects arrested by the police for allegedly using the #EndSARS protest to destabilize the country.
The President also condemned the looting of items from private and public businesses. He appealed to families to turn back children who bring home unaccounted goods. He also advised wives must ask their husbands to return looted items brought home.
The statement reads:
"AGAIN, PRESIDENT BUHARI CONDEMNS LOSS OF LIVES, APPEALS FOR PEACE AND BROTHERHOOD
As the Judicial panel of inquiry set up by the Lagos State Government, one of the more dozen states to do so, starts sitting on Monday, President Muhammadu Buhari has expressed his full support and optimism that it will assist the nation to give justice to peaceful protesters who lost their lives, security men who were murdered and property owners whose assets were vandalized and looted. The President, who said he had all along avoided going into a debate about the Lekki Toll Gate incidents until all the facts are established, appealed to the people all over the country to maintain peace and brotherhood as the machinery of the government and the wheel of justice turn against the perpetrators of murder, arson, stealing, rape, assault and malicious damage to public and private property. The President advises that peace, brotherhood, and inter communal harmony are central to our ethos and urges Nigerians “not to turn against one another in hate.” He said it is important that the police and other security agencies move everywhere to restore calm and normalcy as quickly as possible. President Buhari said while his administration is working hard through many pragmatic ways to reduce the hardship of the millions of our unemployed, poor citizens and those whose lives have been thrown into disarray by the harsh economic effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, he warned that resort to widespread attacks and the organized looting and plundering of public and private property in many states are inimical to public good and stand condemned. A government that has launched a massive crackdown on corruption, brought in strong laws for a decisive battle against corruption, pursues loot recovery at home and abroad, and taken strong decisions against those who thought they were above the law, will not fold its arms when an otherwise legitimate and peaceful protest is turning into free-for-all vandalism and looting. While the administration has, for its part, blocked so many means of looting public money in a war against corruption, it is the expectation that all civil authorities, community and religious leaders in the country must rise against the organized looting and plunder we are witnessing in parts of the country. Families must turn back children who bring home unaccounted goods, in the same way wives must ask their husbands to return looted items brought home. What is more, is that criminal actions as we have so far witnessed can weaken and erode the confidence of our people and that of foreign businesses in investing in the economy. Looting and vandalism will hurt trade and investment growth in our country, both large and small industries, as well as our hardworking people in the informal sectors of the economy. These incidents do not reflect well on any society. They are wrong and condemnable and should not be supported by reasonable members of the society. In line with this, President Buhari commends the decision of the Lagos State Ministry of Justice to prosecute 229 suspects arrested by the police for allegedly using the #EndSARS protest to destroy and loot public and private property. As mentioned in two successive statements on the issues, the President and his administration have taken note of the grievances of the people. “We have heard you loud and clear,” he said, and has shown a clear determination to take all necessary measures to address the complaints. The violence must stop. President Buhari also condemned hate messages and eviction notices to ethnic and religious groups asking Nigerians to take pride in the fact that our diverse people have been living with one another in harmony for ages. The right of all citizens to live and work in any part of the country is a constitutional right and will be defended by the government.
Garba Shehu Senior Special Assistant to the President (Media & Publicity) October 25, 2020"
Nigerian famous blogger, Linda Ikeji has promised to offer help to female entrepreneurs whose businesses were looted during the crisis that followed the End SARS protests in Lagos state, IgbereTV reports.
The Linda Ikeji Media CEO called on small business owners affected by the lootings to send a mail with photos and videos of their looted stores and an estimate of the value of what was lost.
She promised to help some small business owners to rebuild.
Linda wrote on her official Instagram page:
"The events of the last few days has left me really sad and horrified. But Nigeria is our country, It's the only home we have, so we have to make it work. We all have to do our parts. . And here's my part! You'll know I'm big on female entrepreneurship and women being financially independent, so it breaks my heart to see women who have strived for years to stay afloat lose their businesses overnight. Not fair! So If you're a female entrepreneur residing in Lagos and your business was destroyed or looted and you need help to get back on your feet, pls send me an email lindaikeji1980@gmail.com. . I'm focusing on women with small scale businesses who lost their sources of livelihood. I'd like to help some of you get back on your feet and see if I can get some of my rich friends to also help. Covid-19 already made life difficult for some of us, the events of the last few days will make life unbearable and we can't just sit back and do nothing. . I'd like to help some of you restart your businesses so if you were affected, send me an email ASAP with proof of what was destroyed (videos and photos) and also value of what you lost so we have an idea of how much to help with. .
I have already set up a team to crosscheck all claims as we receive your emails. Once we confirm you're truly a victim, I will do what I can and get others to also help. We are all in this together. We have to be our brothers keepers. . Anybody who wants to help can also contact me. We will all be helping these business owners directly after we compile a verified list. Nobody is collecting money on behalf of anybody. . Nigeria will not fail. God bless everyone . P.S: when all these dies down and it's safe to move around, I and a few other female entrepreneurs will pay visits to women who lost their businesses.. and give hugs...among other things!. #womensupportingwomen #unitedwestand"
Lekki Toll Plaza Should Be Renamed Lekki Memorial Way... & Be Made Toll-Free...In Honour Of Fallen Comrades - Alex Ekubo
Nigerian actor and model, Alex Ekubo, has stated that the Lekki Toll plaza should be renamed Lekki Memorial Way and be made toll-free in honour of the victims of Lekki Toll gate shooting, IgbereTV reports.
Taking to his Twitter handle he wrote:
"Lekki Toll Plaza, should be renamed Lekki Memorial Way... & be made Toll Free... in Honor of our fallen comrades... Rt if you agree."
Two suspected traffic robbers have been arrested by the Mile 2 Community Security Team in Lagos, IgbereTV reports.
The suspects were reportedly arrested at Mile 2 bus stop around 5:30 p.m on Thursday, October 15, while allegedly dispossessing passengers of their valuables in traffic.
The arrest was led by the commandant of the community security team, Prince Ajele Abeyi Abayomi poularly known as Ikomodina Ecomog.
Kizz Daniel Leads #EndSARS Protest In Abeokuta Days After Being Called Out For His Silence In The Campaign (Video)
Earlier today, Kizz Daniel led a peaceful EndSARS protest against police brutality in the country, IgbereTV reports.
The protest took place at his hometown in Abeokuta, Ogun State, and it comes days after angry Nigerians on Twitter called out the singer along with other celebrities for staying mute over the trending #EndSARS campaign.
EndSARS: "President Buhari Must Listen To Nigerian Youth To Avoid Greater Damage" - ODM Publisher
Bishop Chris Kwakpovwe, the publisher of Our Daily Manna Christian devotional, has lent his voice to the End SARS protest while insisting Buhari must listen to the youths and meet their demands, IgbereTV reports.
The senior pastor said the recent End SARS protest is no longer about just police brutality but is a manifestation of years of anger.
"The on-going #EndSARS protest is beyond police brutality, it's a manifestation of years of anger, neglect and a general explosion and President Buhari must listen to Nigerian youth to avoid greater damage because there's serious suffering in the land," he said.
He added: "These current protests will end someday as we can all see its moved from #EndSARS to #ENDSWAT and will ultimately move on to become "End Bad Governance" and its clear that this will not be business as usual and this time around our leaders must listen, take action and be serious."
He pointed out that Nigerians have witnessed an unprecedented level of hardship, including the recent increase in fuel and several other tariffs, loss of jobs as a result of the COVID-19 shutdowns, hunger, and more and as a result, Nigerians youths are tired.
He condemned the "seeming lackluster attitude of elected leaders and urged the government to look into the matter and see that the prices of these aforementioned are brought down."
He said: "The last couple of months have been extremely difficult and excruciating for people, I deal with cases of attempted suicide, job loss, hunger and poverty on a daily basis and it's about time the government rises up to its responsibility and do something."
He also commended Nigerian youths for maintaining law and order during the protests, saying: "The largely peaceful nature of the protests is commendable but it's regrettable that some lives have been lost, However, the message is clear, Nigerians and the youths are resolute."
Borno House of Assembly Honours Commander of Defunct SARS, For Fighting Boko Haram (Photos)
The Borno State House of Assembly (BOSHA) on Thursday, October 15, presented an award to former Commander of the Defunct Special Anti Roberry Squad (SARS) CSP Ibrahim Mohammed for displaying gallantry effort in the fight against Boko Haram, armed banditry, kidnapping and other crimes in the state.
IgbereTV reports that the Deputy Speaker, Rt Hon Abdullahi Askira presented the Award at a plenary session. Rt Hon Abdullahi Askira who presided over the ceremony amidst mammoth crowd including Police Officers, Members of Civilian Joint Task Force (CJTF) said the Honour became necessary in view of the tremendous contributions CSP Mohammed and his Team displayed in the process of fighting crimes, especially the lingering Boko Haram crisis in the state.
The Deputy speaker said it has never be in the history of BOSHA to present an award to any security personnel, but the show of bravery and selfless service by CSP Mohammed warrant his invitation to the hallowed chamber to present him the award in the presence of the Lawmakers, friends and associates.
Reading out CSP Mohammed's brief citation by the majority Leader of the House, Hon Dige Mohammed said, " CSP Mohammed was born on Monday 7th July, 1969 in Kotonkarfe Local Government Area of Kogi state. He had his Bachellors Degree in Education at University of Maiduguri, after which he proceeded to Nigerian Police Academy, Wudil, Kano and rose to the rank of CSP.
"He had served as an officer in various states including Abuja before he moved to Borno and posted to head SARs as Commander. During his time as Commander, CSP Mohammed performed wonderfully well which led to the dilodgement of unspecified number of Boko Haram terrorists with seizure of arms and ammunitions, and freed many hostages in Borno".
Responding, CSP Mohammed dedicated the Award to God Almighty, security agencies including members of the Civilian Joint Task Force, his family and the people of the state for their support and cooperation to achieve such feet.
He said even though SARS have been disbanded, he still remains a Police Officer who will always strive to offer his constitutional responsibility in the fight against crime whilewhile called upon in the state.
All The Inmates Currently In SARS Cells Should Have Their Cases Reviewed- Apostle Suleman
Apostle Johnson Suleman has called for the review of the cases of all inmates in the cells of the disbanded Special Anti-Robbery Squad, SARS, IgbereTV reports.
According to him, as much as Nigerians are currently fighting for people who might have been killed by operatives of the disbanded unit, efforts should be made to fight for those in detention over trumped-up charges after been tortured to admit under duress what they were innocent of.
He stated this on his Twitter handle:
''All the inmates currently in SARS cells should have their cases reviewed...in as much as we fighting for the ones killed,what about the ones in detention over trumped up charges..tortured to admit under duress what they were innocent of..we need their cases reviewed..''
"My Brother Has A Swelling In His Brain..." - Singer Oxlade Reveals After His Brother Was Abused By Nigeria Policemen (Photos)
Nigerian singer, Oxlade has revealed that his brother/manger, Ojah B now has a swelling in his brain and can't control his fingers after being dragged on the floor into a police station by policemen.
IgbereTV reports that the singer shared a medical statement which backed his claim. He accused the Nigerian government of failing the youth and also called for prayers.
Oxlade tweeted:
"My brother has a swelling in his brain and he can’t control his fingers, thanks to the Nigerian Police. Thank you Nigerian government for failing the youth. I am lost for words right now, but please keep my brother In your prayers"
IgbereTV captured the moment Governor Sanwo-Olu of Lagos State was booed at the Lekki Toll-Gate.
#EndSARS protesters on Monday morning blocked the Lekki toll gate section of the Lekki-Epe Expressway in Lagos State to demand an end to police brutality.
The resumed demonstration comes after the police scrapped the controversial Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) following protests last week.
The protesters in their numbers brought a halt to the commercial activity of the toll gate.
They continued to chant ‘End SARS’ with many carrying placards with ‘stop the killing, end SARS, stop police brutality. Motorists were diverted to an alternative road to gain access into Lekki town after hours in traffic gridlock.
IgbereTV reports that Lagos State governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu later was at the place of protest to speak with the protesters but was booed off.
In the company of the deputy governor Obafemi Hamzat and other cabinet members, Sanwo-Olu said the voices of the youths have already been heard.
“You have spoken well and loud. One of the things we have said is that we need to do a full police reform.”
The governor assured the youths that the government was planning on compensating families of persons who have been killed by trigger-happy police personnel.
While Sanwo-Olu reeled out the names of the victims, stating the government plans, the protester chanted songs to boo the governor.
Sanwo-Olu also highlighted more on the demands of the Youths and promised to take them back to Abuja when he sees Nigeria President Muhammadu Buhari. Buhari on Monday assured Nigerians that police personnel found culpable of misconduct will be prosecuted.
The president said the dissolution of the Special Anti Robbery Squad (SARS) of the police is the first step in the reform of the Nigeria Police.
IgbereTV reports that former Governor of Abia State and Chief Whip of the Senate, Senator Orji Kalu has congratulated the new Emir of Zazzau, Alhaji Ahmed Nuhu Bamalli.
According to Kalu, the exemplary leadership qualities, cross-national experience and goodwill earned Bamalli the position of the 19th Emir of Zazzau.
While urging the newly appointed monarch, to sustain the goodworks of his predecessor, the Senate Chief Whip urged, all sons and daughters of Zazzau Emirate and Kaduna state at large, to rally support for the new Emir.
The former Governor equally congratulated the Governor of Kaduna state, Mallam Nasir El-Rufai and the good people of Kaduna state for appointing Bamalli as the 19th Emir of Zazzau.
In a goodwill message, Kalu called on members of the four ruling houses of Zazzau Emirate Council to accept the choice of Bamalli in good faith.
He said, "following the appointment of Alhaji Ahmed Nuhu Bamalli as the 19th Emir of Zazzau, by Kaduna state government, I congratulate the good people of Zazzau Emirate Council and Kaduna state at large over this historic feat."
"The new Emir has over the years demonstrated professionalism, patriotism, selflessness and humility in all his endeavours."
"I have no doubt in his capacity to steer the affairs of the Zazzau Emirate Council." "Alhaji Bamalli will bring to bear his experience in the private and public sectors, to drive development in Zaria and other parts of Kaduna state." "The choice of the new Emir is commendable."
Kalu, who is also the Mayaki Katsina, while wishing the newly appointed monarch long life on the throne of his forefathers, urged the people of Kaduna state to sustain their support for the new Emir for the sake of peace and unity across Kaduna state.
Nigerian singer, Lil Frosh has released a statement in which he apologized for his actions and also condemned domestic violence, IgbereTV reports.
Recall that the singer whose contract with Davido's DMW label was terminated, has been at the center of social media trends after being called out for assaulting and disfiguring his girlfriend.
The singer who finally broke his silence today October 11, stated that he is on top of the situation.
His statement read:
"Based on the wide range of incidents between I Sanni Goriola Wasiu (Lil frosh) and Iyomaterie Okeoghene Taiwo (Thacutegemini), I would like to inform my fans and loved ones that we are on top of the situation, We urge friends and fans of I Lil Frosh to be at ease and not to entertain fear or cause further rancor to this situation.
We would also like to State that we condemn violence in all forms be it domestic or otherwise, I sincerely apologize for my actual and inactions.
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