Portable Accuses His Baby Mama of Sleeping With MC Oluomo’s Aide, Koko Zaria (Video)
“Stop Taking Him to Parties”: Portable Bows Hot, Calls Out Baby Mama & Kokozaria Over His Son
Zazu crooner, Habeeb Olalomi Oyegbile, professionally known as Portable has made a video to call out one of his baby mama's, Honey Berry, and her lover, Kokozaria over his son.
Legit.ng had reported that the singer had sent his lover away and the two made allegations against each other. In a new development, Portable said that Honey Berry kept his son who is just a year old away from him and she has been following her lover Kokozaria all around.
He also stated that Honey Berry has been sleeping with Kokozaria and taking his son with her anytime she wants to see her lover.
In the video, he threatened them and told them to return his son within seven days or else they should expect to hear from him. The singer also noted that he has what it takes to fight Kokozaria and deal with him because of what he has done to him. This development is coming a few months after Honey Berry rejoiced that the singer survived a car accident.
Nollywood icon Zack Orji, 63, is in critical condition in the ICU of the National Hospital in Abuja.
According to his friends who reached out to LIB to shed light on his condition, Orji can't walk or talk, and all kinds of tests are being run on him to ascertain what is wrong. He was rushed to the hospital two days ago after he slupmed in the toilet after being quite weak for a few weeks.
Argentine president begins flying commercial to lead example in country’s cost-cutting measures
Following his promise to cut the cost of governance, Argentina’s President, Javier Milei, has begun flying commercial airlines as part of his move to dig the nation out of its worst economic crisis.
He was welcomed by fellow passengers who boarded the commercial flight earlier today in a viral video.
Mr Milei, who is gradually setting an example of good leadership, had, shortly after taking the mantle of power, declared the sales of two airplanes belonging to the state-run oil company YPF (Yacimientos Petrolíferos Fiscales) to save $3 billion per year.
The YPF is a vertically integrated, majority state-owned Argentine energy company engaged in oil and gas exploration and production, used exclusively by “privileged politicians” in the country.
Earlier this month, Mr Milei slashed car purchases for government officials by 50 per cent and also announced a reduction in government drivers and vehicles.
He took over the country struggling with runaway inflation and has begun to do everything he could to tackle the economic crisis.
“One of the great objectives we have as a Government is to put an end to privileges. The adjustment we intend to make on political expenses, only in operating expenses, is around US$ 3 billion per year.
“Talking about 15,000% inflation is frightening for everyone and that is what we are working on. It is good to understand that today inflation is running at around 3,678% per year; this 1% of daily inflation leaves us immersed in hyperinflation that we are trying to avoid and we are making an effort so that the catastrophe does not end up happening,” Mr Milei said in a statement issued earlier this month by his spokesman, Manuel Adorni.
However, economists have revealed that the move by Mr Milei changed the country’s official rate to 800 pesos per dollar from 365 pesos and comes just days into his term.
Revealing the reduction in the exchange rate gap between the official and “blue” – an euphemism for the black market, Mr Milei pointed out that his administration was focused on injustice, which was another major objective to put an end to privileges by politicians.
Shortly after taking the oath of office earlier in December, Mr Milei had told the citizens of the country to brace for massive public spending cuts as parts of emergency measures to help the nation’s struggling economy.
Argentina had been trapped in recurring cycles of deep and destructive economic contractions brought on by policies that force governments to routinely spend more than they collect through taxes and other income, according to economists.
We Won’t Dismiss An Officer For Picking Money On The Floor - Police PRO (Video)
We won’t dismiss an officer for picking money on the floor. We would only educate him- Police spokesman, ACP Olumuyiwa Adejobi says
He gave the clarification after some Nigerians expressed fear that some officers seen in a viral video picking money singer Shallopopi threw into the air at Benin airport might be dismissed from service.