Nigerians have reacted to a viral video of Big Brother Naija, BBNaija housemates, Ozo and Nengi last night.



In the video, Ozo’s hands were seen moving under the duvet towards the chest area of Nengi.

It is not clear if Ozo was handling Nengi’s br3ast, but Nengi could be heard saying ‘seriously’.

Both housemates in the last five weeks have been close friends. Ozo has several times made his intention known to Nengi.

But Nengi has insisted that she has a relationship outside the house hence cannot be more than friends with him.

She, however, mentioned to him that she would have s3x on national television if she wanted to.

The video has since stirred reactions from BBNaija fans on Twitter as some alleged that Ozo was touching her breast, others said it was just her hand.

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Two of the three persons suspected to have been responsible for the death of Nigeria’s first female fighter helicopter pilot Flying Officer Tolulope Arotile have been freed. They were freed yesterday by the Kaduna State Magistrate Court I.



The first suspect, Nehemiah Adejor, who drove the car that killed the Air Force Officer, will be charged for culpable homicide and criminal conspiracy in the State High Court.

The police at the end of their investigation said there was no premeditation in the death of the Flying Officer.

Arotile was knocked down and killed by a vehicle driven by his secondary school mate, Nehemiah Adejor on July

The 2nd and 3rd suspects – Folorunsho Igbekele Faith and Gbayegun Deji – were passengers in the said vehicle.

At the resumed hearing yesterday, the prosecution Counsel, DSP Martins D. Leo, prayed the Court to discharge the 2nd and 3rd suspects, as their investigation did not find them wanting.

Ruling on the motion, Magistrate Benjamin Hassan, discharged 2nd and 3rd suspects, Folorunsho Igbekele Faith and Gbayegun Deji, based on the Police investigation, which did not find them wanting and the legal advice from the state’s Director of Public Prosecution Bayero Dari Esq, that they have no case to answer.

According to the legal advice from the Director of Public Prosecution (DPP), “there is no premeditation in the death of the Flying Officer Arotile, but there is sufficient evidence to prosecute the 1st suspect, Nehemiah Adejor for culpable homicide not punishable with death.

“On the 14 day of July, 2020, the suspects, all male of Auta Alkali Farin Gida, Mando Kaduna inside a Kia Sorento with Registration. No AZ 478 MKA Kaduna being driven by the 1st suspect sited the deceased (NAF/4512F Flying officer Tolulope Arotile) at NAF Base Kawo, Kaduna, whom they identified as their school mate at Air force Secondary school, Kaduna.

“The 1st suspect, full of enthusiasm, recklessly reversed the car in order to meet the deceased and in the process ran over her consequent upon which the deceased lay unconsciously on the ground. The deceased was rushed to NAFX64 Base Hospitàl-for- medical attention but was later pronounced dead by the medical Doctors at the Hospital.

“The suspects were arrested and taken to 461 NAF Hospital Kaduna for toxicology test and results were all negative. They were later transferred to the State Criminal Investigation and Intelligence Department, Kaduna on the 24th day of July, 2020 for further discreet investigation.

“Police investigation reveals that all the suspects attended the same secondary school with the deceased and upon sighting her, the 1st suspect recklessly reversed the car and eventually ran over the deceased which led to her untimely death.

“The 1st suspect admitted in his cautionary statement that on the 14th day of July, 2020 he was together with the two other suspects in a car KIA Sorento he was driving, when he saw the deceased walking along the roadside of the Air force Base.

“He informed the other suspects who screamed enthusiastically after which he stopped and started reversing the car in order to meet the deceased and exchange pleasantries. In the process of which he mistakenly ran over her and she later died. He denied having any premeditated plan to kill her.”

READ MORE: https://naijalog.com/arotiles-death-two-killer-suspects-freed/

A woman in Rivers State, who was declared missing, has been found in a shallow well in an uncompleted building at Igwuruta community in Ikwerre Local Government Area.

Mrs. Chizoba Eke, a mother of two was kidnapped from her home, along with her six month old baby on August 17.

Her abductors then threw her into the shallow well after severe beatings.

Luck ran out on one of her abductors as he was caught by the Police on stop-and-search with Chizoba’s baby at Omerelu, the boundary Community between Rivers and Imo State.

Efe Eke, husband of Chizoba said he was invited by the Police to come and identify the baby having lodged a complaint about his missing wife and baby.

Eke said the suspect is known to him in the area as Mr. Chinedu

Mr. Eke who hails from Imo state said the suspect Chinedu had attempted to rape his wife when she was pregnant.



On her part, Chizoba, still reeling in pains, said the suspect came to her house claiming that her husband wanted her to come to the suspect’s house to collect some money.

She said she was abducted on getting there.

Reverend Clinton Orie, Pastor of Assemblies of God Church, Omoduku in Igwuruta where the family worships, noted that it was the grace of God that kept the woman alive for three days inside the septic tank.

SP Nnamdi Omoni the Spokesman for the Rivers State Police Command confirmed the incident and said the victim is receiving medical attention, while investigation is on.

SOURCE: https://naijalog.com/woman-kidnapped-brutalised-kept-in-shallow-well-for-3-days/

For days now residents of Ijoko area in Ogun State have been calling out to the government for protection from the hands of day light robbers who have been terrorizing them since the lockdown commenced.



The government has however turned deaf ears to there cries. This however has prompted the residents to protect themselves.

This protections have now resulted in jungle justice been carried out on captured alleged robbers

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A six-man robbery gang has attacked two police checkpoints in Enugu State, snatching Ak-47 rifles from some policemen manning the spots.

The robbers, who were operating in a tricycle otherwise known as ‘keke’, reportedly stabbed three policemen and burnt a patrol vehicle.

City Round gathered that the incident took place along Enugu-Nsukka Road by Ugwuojo Nike on Tuesday, during the enforcement of the partial lockdown in the state to contain the spread of coronavirus pandemic.

A security source told our correspondent on Friday that the hoodlums clad in black dresses, first attacked a police checkpoint at Ekwegbe where a policeman, identified simply as Inspector James, was stabbed in the chest.

On getting to the next checkpoint along Enugu-Nsukka Road where the operatives of the Federal Safer Highway Patrol Team blocked the road, the hoodlums reportedly attacked the two policemen on duty with daggers and dispossessed them of their AK-47 rifles.

The source said the Federal Safer Highway team comprised four policemen, two of whom were attacked while they were sleeping.

“The hoodlums went away with the service rifles of the two policemen and set the operational van stationed at the checkpoint ablaze,” he added.

Our correspondent also reliably gathered that the attacked policemen were later taken to an undisclosed hospital for treatment.

Efforts to get the reaction of the state police command failed as neither the Commissioner of Police, Ahmad Abdur-rahma, nor the state Police Public Relations Officer, Mr. Daniel Ndukwe, responded to several telephone calls placed to their mobiles.

They also did not respond to text messages sent to their mobiles as of the time of filing this report.

However, the Officer-in-Charge of Federal Safer Highway in Enugu State, SP Sam Agbons, confirmed the attack to our correspondent, but said no casualty was recorded.

He said, “Thanks for your concern. We thank God that no life was lost.”

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A Nigerian man Uzoma Nwagba via his twitter account has warned Nigerians to take the lockdown serious than anything.



He stated that Nigerians are not taking coronavirus serious now because a lot of people still don’t believe in the virus.



Uzoma shared a graph showing how big countries like America and France took the virus for granted and now it has gotten out of control.



He wrote:

Question for Nigeria TODAY is this: “Which curve do you like? Pick your curve!” People in Lekki traffic yesterday, or at the parties, you’re literally about to kill us all. Period. And no, this has little to do with the Blood of Jesus (don’t go there). Stay home, goddamit!

SOURCE: https://naijalog.com/stay-indoors-dont-kill-us-all-nigerian-man-warns-as-he-shares-covid-19-curve-showing-how-the-virus-blew-up-in-other-countries/

We have all heard one way or the other that the 14 days lockdown might be extended as a lot Nigerians have flaunted the lockdown order.



During a press conference at the Lagos State Government House, Marina, the Presidential Task Force on the Control of COVID-19 indicated that the President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.) would before the end of this week decide whether to extend the 14 days lockdown in the Federal Capital Territory, Lagos and Ogun states.

The Chairman of the task force and Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Boss Mustapha, gave the indication at the press conference.



Buhari had, on March 29 ordered lockdown of the FCT, Lagos and Ogun states following the rise in COVID-19 cases in the country.

The President said the lockdown would enable government to trace and treat those who came in contact with people infected with the infectious disease.

Responding to a question on possible extension of the lockdown, Mustapha said, “This is part of the consultation. We are looking at the objectives set when the lockdown or quarantine declaration was signed by the President and other states.



“Before the end of the week, we will do an evaluation to see how the set objectives are being met. At the end of the evaluation, the second stage of implementation and advise will go to Mr President.

“He and he alone will take the decision as to whether the lockdown will either be extended or stopped at the expiration of 14 days because in his address to the nation, he did say 14 days in the first instance; so, it’s open.”

The SGF said the lockdown was not imposed to punish Nigerians but as a precautionary measure to curb the spread of the coronavirus.

He said, “In recognition of the impact of the lockdown order on the poor, physically challenged, the elderly and the vulnerable, Mr. President approved the release of 70,000 metric tons of grains from the strategic grains reserve.”

The SGF, who commended Lagos for its response mechanism said other states had a lot to learn from the organisational structure and preparedness of the state.

According to him, the COVID-19 pandemic is the most significant public health emergency of international concern, having recorded over 1million cases and causing over 50,000 deaths worldwide, as well as significant disruption to healthcare system particularly in low and middle-income countries.

Also, the Minister of Health, Dr Osagie Ehanire, said there was a Department of Traditional Complementary and Alternative Medicine looking into claims of local cure for COVID-19.

He said, “As to the local cure, the question is how much do we know about this virus to find a cure. We look into every assertion, some people who say they have the herbs or concoction. So, for those who are serious, we have a department in the Ministry of Health, which is the Department of Traditional Complementary and Alternative Medicine, which will look into their claims.

SOURCE: https://naijalog.com/buhari-decides-lockdown-extension-this-week/

Italy imposed further draconian restrictions on public life on Friday in an increasingly desperate effort to halt coronavirus infections after the death toll leapt by 627 in a single day, by far the biggest 24-hour rise recorded anywhere.



The mayor of the most badly affected city, Bergamo in the affluent northern region of Lombardy, said the true number of fatalities from the pandemic in his area was four times higher than was officially reported so far.

"Many of the elderly are dying in their houses or in old people's homes, without anyone testing them either before or after they die," Giorgio Gori told the Huffington Post.

He added that a dozen mayors of other cities had confirmed the same thing to him.

Responding to requests by the governors of the worst-hit regions, the national government in Rome said that from Saturday all parks would be closed and people could only take exercise around their homes.

"We have to do even more to contain the infections..Correct behaviour from everyone is essential to win this battle," Health Minister Roberto Speranza said after signing the latest directive.

Authorities have become frustrated in recent days to see people still out and about despite their appeals to stay indoors for all but absolutely essential needs.

The latest crackdown effectively bans jogging and bicycle rides, the only types of outdoor exercise that were allowed.

"We already have many hundreds of dead. What more is needed before people understand the tragedy we are facing?" said Sergio Venturi, head of the coronavirus response team in Emilia-Romagna, another wealthy northern region hard-hit by the virus.

The national death toll surged by 627 over the past 24 hours to 4,032 - by far the world's largest daily rise in absolute terms since the contagion emerged a month ago.

SOURCE: https://naijalog.com/nollywood-actress-shan-george-speaks-on-her-plans-to-remarry-after-3-failed-marriages/

Veteran Nollywood actress, Shan George is no stranger to controversies and scandals, but she continues to soar in her endeavours.



The beautiful movie icon, who was recently appointed by the governor of Cross River State to be the Chairman of the Callywood Board had been married thrice and divorced.


Although a grandmother, the 49 year old actress shares her marriage fears when asked if she has plans to give marriage another shot.

“Marriage! Hmmm..to be very fair, one of the reasons that would make me not to consider marrying again is because I am scared. I am an only child and all my life, I have always defended myself by myself, because it was just me. When people bully me, I man up and challenge them. So, right now, little things that seem like a threat to me, I could possibly overreact. It might have to take someone who truly sees me as a sister for anything marriage to happen again. I am just scared, let me carry my cartons of trouble and maintain my lane,” she told Sun News.

Continuing, Shan George who is a proud mother of two grown sons, Delnoi and Jaga revealed how she copes with lonely night.

Hear her, ” Honestly, with the kind of work I do, there is hardly a lonely moment. In fact, I am craving for that ‘Me time’. Me being by myself. I really enjoy to enjoy my time alone. I do some reading when I am free. Aside that, work takes much of my time, so I hardly have time for such lonely moments you mentioned.”

SOURCE: https://naijalog.com/nollywood-actress-shan-george-speaks-on-her-plans-to-remarry-after-3-failed-marriages/

At least about The 33 foreign airlines operating flights into Nigeria may suffer a major blow as the Federal Government says it will in a few days shut the international wings of the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos, and the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport in Abuja.



The Director-General of the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority, Capt Musa Nuhu, in a statement on Thursday announced the closure of the three other international airports in the country, namely Mallam Aminu Kano International Airport, Kano, Akanu Ibiam International Airport, Enugu, and the Port Harcourt International Airport, Omagwa, thereby restricting international flights to only Lagos and Abuja airports.The statement noted that the closure would be till further notice effective 12am today. It noted that this was part of precautionary measures taken by the government to curb the spread of coronavirus.

On Friday, the Minister of Aviation, Hadi Sirika, told journalists in Abuja, the Federal Capital Territory, that the Presidential Task Force on COVID-19, headed by the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Mr Boss Mustapha, would make the announcement at the appropriate time.

But speaking on Friday, the minister said the Federal Government planned to close every gap that could further spread the COVID-19 in the country.

He said, “Yes, we are going to shut all international airports. Domestic operations will not be disrupted. The shutdown will be in a few days, just to allow the necessary ‘Notice to Airmen’ to be issued accordingly.”Consequently, the 33 foreign airlines operating flights into Nigeria, according to the statistics from the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority, might take a financial hit following the closure.Some of the foreign airlines expected to be affected are British Airways, Lufthansa, Emirates, Ethiopian Airlines, Qatar Airways, Etihad Airways, AirFrance, KLM, Delta Airlines, Virgin Atlantic, South African Airways, Kenyan Airways, Rwandair, Turkish Airlines, Egypt Air, Royal Air Maroc and Africa World Airlines.

Data from the NCAA showed that from January to December 2019, the foreign airlines recorded 15, 474 flights into the five international airports in Nigeria with an average of 298 flights weekly.

This is coming barely 24 hours after the International Air Transport Association said the disruption to air travel due to the continued spread of coronavirus would cost Nigeria’s aviation industry over N160.58bn (using Bureau de Change rate of N370 to $1) ($434m) in revenue and 22,200 jobs.

IATA, which is an umbrella body for 290 airlines globally, added that Nigeria would also lose approximately 2.2 million passengers, adding that the spread of the virus would negatively impact the aviation industry worldwide.Efforts to reach the President, Association of Foreign Airlines and Representatives in Nigeia, Mr Kingsley Nwokoma, on Friday night, were not successful.

But earlier in the week, he said the industry had been passing through a very difficult time since the outbreak of the disease.

Nwokoma said there was slow traffic, cancellation of flights, and reduction in cargo traffic.

“When it started, it was like a joke and we all thought it will soon pass away; cargo and aviation generally have taken a big hit,” he said.

He said cargo warehouses had become empty as most shipment were from China.

The NCAA DG had said in his statement that the directive was as a result of the Federal Government’s travel ban on 13 countries, which rose to 15 countries following the addition of Sweden and Austria on Friday.The government by the directive restricted entry for travellers from the countries, but noted that Nigerians, diplomats and foreigners resident in the country travelling from the listed countries would be subjected to supervised self-isolation for 14 days after arrival.

The disease, which was first discovered in Wuhan, China on December 31, 2019, was first detected in Nigeria on February 27 when a 44-year-old Italian tested positive for the virus.

As of Thursday night, the number of cases in Nigeria had risen to 12, with 1,300 persons who had direct and indirect contacts with the infected persons placed under watch. So far, only one patient, the second patient to test positive for the virus, had been discharged, while the Italian is said to be responding to treatment.

As of Friday night, the disease had spread to 184 out of 195 countries and territories around the world, with 271,598 cases recorded while 11,299 deaths had been recovered. However, 90,605 persons had so far recovered.

SOURCE: https://naijalog.com/foreign-airlines-to-suffer-as-nigeria-shuts-all-airports-amid-coronavirus-fears/

There was chaos on Friday in Minna, Niger State, when angry commercial motorcyclists, popularly known as okada riders, burnt down the office of the Federal Road Safety Corps .



The okada riders were angry over the death of one of their colleagues allegedly caused by some FRSC officials.

It was learnt that the late motorcyclist rode against traffic along the GRA in the state and in a bid to arrest him, the FRSC officials on patrol opened their vehicle door to block his motorcycle.

Eyewitnesses said the rider crashed the motorcycle in the process and hit his head on the pavement, leading to a serious injury. He was said to have been rushed to a hospital where he died.



Eyewitnesses claimed that the accident resulted in the death of two people; the rider and his passenger.

Some of the FRSC officials were said to have fled when the motorcyclists mobilised themselves but they beat others who waited. The protesters later set fire to office of the corps.

Nothing could be rescued from the burnt building as official documents, valuables of officers and an ambulance at the unit were affected by the fire.The office of the National Orientation Agency located to the FRSC office was also burnt.

The Public Education Officer of the Unit, Deputy Route Commander, Olugbemiga Bello, who described the incident as unfortunate, stated that the FRSC men on patrol did not cause the accident.

“The motorcyclist did not die but was injured. The accident was caused by the injured motorcyclist due to recklessness,” Bello added.

Meanwhile, Chairman, Amalgamated Commercial Motorcycle Owners and Riders Association of Nigeria in the area, Umar Amah, denied the involvement of members of the association in the incident.

He said, “None of our members was around when the building was touched. I personally led away members who besieged the office before the incident occurred.”

The Niger State FRSC Sector Commander, Joel Dagwa, did not pick calls made to his mobile at the time of filing this report.

SOURCE: https://naijalog.com/frsc-office-burnt-over-rumoured-death-of-motorcyclist/

African reaction to xenophobia in South Africa has spread as far as Japan. Durbanite and Manchester United fan Jason Jetnarayan, who works as an IT recruitment consultant after starting as an English teacher in the Land of the Rising Sun, discovered this when he went to a pub in Shibuya to watch the recent match between his team and Leicester.



“The pub was busy and there weren’t any seats available, but I looked around and spotted a black gentleman in a Manchester United jersey with open seats at his table

“I approached him to let him know my friend and I were Manchester supporters too and asked permission to join him.



“He gave us his approval in an African accent. As a proud African myself, I was excited about this because Africans are rare here. So I ask him where he was from. He said ‘Nigeria’ and reciprocated the question. I extended my hand and excitedly told him I was South African. He didn’t believe me until I proved it to him, showing him my ID as I beat my chest with pride.

“However, he didn’t seem to share the sentiment by the look of it.

“He was visibly upset, and made a statement about South Africans not being his brothers. I immediately realise he was referring to the xenophobic attacks that have unfortunately occurred in SA for the last decade, and only seem to be getting worse.”

Jetnarayan said he felt a sense of uneasiness, which he described as “a sinking feeling in my chest”.
“The pride I felt a moment before sharply deteriorated into one of shame.

“I, for one, have never taken issue with immigrants in my country or any other. I am in no manner responsible for the xenophobic attacks in South Africa, yet I apologised to the gentleman as he got up to leave the bar, having made the choice he would rather not be affiliated with a South African.

“We’re failing our brothers and sisters in Africa, we’re failing our women, we’re failing our children. We need to be better. We need to fight for our people and speak out against atrocities committed on our land, or else we too are part of the problem.

“Let’s be the resolution.”

Gist From: https://naijalog.com/nigerian-man-refuses-to-sit-with-sa-man-at-a-bar-in-japan/

Lizzy Anjorin is not slowing down in her drag session against Toyin Abraham as she has also alleged that the actress’ late father, Pastor B.E. Aimakhu denied her before he died.



The businesswoman/actress described Toyin Abraham as a mere babymama who she is way much better than and also slammed her for saying her lawyer will take up the case.

She accused Toyin of deceiving her fans, claimed she only got N20,000 and not N1 million as it was portrayed



She also said if not for the fact they are in the same industry, Toyin will have to book appointments before seeing her.

Lizzy Anjorin further revealed that her anger stems from her colleague’s association with a fan who DMed an Instagram blogger to publish a fake story of her peddling drugs.

She also explained what happened at the Saudi Airport which this fan interpreted as Lizzy Anjorin being taken in for a drug search. According to her, she was taken to a different spot because her passport revealed she is an actress.

Lizzy Anjorin also revealed that a Saudi immigration official told her that some Nigerians send in petitions against their compatriots, accusing them of peddling drugs and other offences.

Watch Video HERE: https://naijalog.com/you-are-a-bastard-lizzy-anjorin-continues-dragging-toyin-abraham-video/

Popular comedian Alibaba has recounted his experience in the hands of area boys who always expect you to pay them before doing any project in their area

This was following politician and nairabet CEO Akin Alabi’s revelation on how he diverted the transformer he bought for a community to another community when the area boys said they had to pay before installing the transformer



Alibaba wrote:

Date 2014: @shakarad1st remember that giant pothole that I paid for tippers to fill with broken blocks and rubble on that road with Excel Hotel in Warri?
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I had sent @mosusuemevor and @shakarad1st to go buy me fresh bread from #EfeAfe’s hotel. And they took too long. I called and was told the gullies on the road were too deep and caused a gridlock. So I went to see the spots.
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We calculated a few tippers of rubble and broken blocks will get the traffic flowing again. So we paid for some trips and said they could keep filling them till the road was level and motorible.
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The first tipper arrived and as he was reversing to tip the first trip, he was stopped, dragged out of the truck and thoroughly beaten. They said the contractor had to settle them first.
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Can’t remember who came to call me. When I got there, the driver had a swollen lip and there were several “youth members” who had come to share in the “deve” that was yo be shared.
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I introduced myself and asked why they stopped him from filling the holes. The leader, first had to calm his people down, because they were ready to beat their fada, before he spoke.
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I can’t start the project without settling the youths. They were 3 groups. I said, oh I didn’t know. The noise started again. One said I was lucky they did not burn the tipper.
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So I asked my guys, how many trips had they paid for, (can’t remember how many they said now)?
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I now explained that it was not a contract or government project. That I was doing from my pocket. And thought this would make them see it was privately sponsored. I was so wrong. They flared. Threatened. And I said, “E never reach to vex. The money for the rubble na MY own. The road na OUR own. So, make we wait make government BRING OUR OWN money to fix am.”
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Told the tipper driver to return his rubble. Dashed him what was paid before and went back to my hotel.
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E no reach to cause fight

Read more: https://naijalog.com/how-i-stopped-work-on-a-charity-road-project-alibaba-recounts-ordeal-with-area-boys/

Waiting lines are no fun. In fact, they can drive you crazy, particularly if the lines are long and painstakingly slow. If you are a busy person, you probably wouldn’t want to waste minutes and hours of your life standing in these lines.



Same Ole Line Dudes Inc (SOLD) is a group of professional line-sitters who came up with the idea to turn waiting lines into a profitable business opportunity.

These guys charge $25 per hour for their services plus they will ask an additional $10 for each 30-minute wait they have to do. Moreover, they will require further charges depending on the weather or if you want your stuff delivered within the areas of Brooklyn, Bronx, and Queens.



According to Robert Samuel, founder of Same Ole Line Dudes, some of them are making as much as $1,000 per week for their hard work and dedication.

Read More: https://naijalog.com/these-guys-earn-1000-per-week-for-standing-in-lines-for-other-people/

Last night there was a bit of drama between Venita and Sir Dee, where Venita can be seen chasing Sir Dee around the garden



Sir Dee had tought Venita Wanted to kiss him, so he ran

After the whole drama, Venita could be heard saying her husband would be in one corner shaking his head that “This girl has finished me” and also amazed at how much she has been able to make use of the Big Brother platform positively, that if he had any hopes before, he would have let go.

Watch Here: https://naijalog.com/bbnaija-venita-mocks-her-ex-husband/