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A popular Kenyan musician identified as Sheldi Gorgeouz, has stunned his fans on social media after he took to his Facebook page on February 6, 2018, to reveal that he had bleached (whitened) his skin.

The controversial musician who launched his career back in 2011, stated that he had dug deep into his pockets to fund the procedure, adding that his bleaching should not be likened to that of popular socialite, Vera Sidika as he had to consult three top notch physicians.

He posted his new photos and wrote; “I had to hire three physicians, one from China, the other one from London, and my main physician from New York City. They manufactured a special body cream just for me, and it’s my copyright. No one else uses the cream, unless with my permission and authority.”

He stated that contrary to rumours, what he had done was not bleaching, it was brightening and that the cream he used was made exclusively for him.

“Yes, I did skin brightening. I spent 165 Million Kshs (Kenyan Shillings) it’s a lot of money but I achieved what I wanted. My skin brightening process took place in the United States, but I thank God it was successful,” the musician wrote.

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US President, Donald Trump has wiped out a visit to London planned for early this year.

He reprimanded ex-President Obama for his choice.

"​R​eason I wiped out my excursion to London is that I am not a major aficionado of the Obama Administration having sold maybe the best found and finest international safe haven in London for "peanuts," just to construct another one out of an off area for 1.2 billion dollars," Trump said in a tweet late on Thursday.

In any case, the international safe haven site demonstrated that the choice to move the area was taken a very long time before Barack Obama took office in January 2009.

The U​S​ Embassy and Consulates in the UK said in October 2008 the international safe haven would be moved for security reasons.
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The World Igbo Youth Council, WIC, has lauded South-east zone of the All Progressives Congress (APC) for supporting President Muhammadu Buhari for 2019 general races.

The gathering guaranteed that it would assemble for the actualisation of the undertaking.

National Vice Chairman, Chief Emmanuel Enukwu, had declared choice of the zone.

Enukwu made the presentation at the Umuahia Township Stadium amid a uber rally sorted out for deserters from other parties​​.

2019 decision: Igbo young people uncover presidential hopeful

The Court of Appeal on Thursday in Abuja expelled a movement looking to control the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) from directing the re-run decision into the Anambra Central Senatorial District.

Conveying the judgment, Justice Abubakar Yahaya held that the before arrange made on November 20, 2017 coordinating INEC to lead decision for the senatorial seat inside 90 days couldn't be switched.

The judge said such activity was not perceived by the court's training bearing, including that the board would not surrender to a challenge to make joke of the legal.

"The court thusly declines to give the demand for the deferment of the decision officially planned for Saturday'', the judge held.

Yahaya likewise said that the court couldn't urge INEC to make any attempted to put off the decision over an application that was not ready for hearing. read more

Late open declaration by the Ogun State governor, Ibikunle Amosun to hand over the twirly doo of administration to somebody from Ogun West, a region that has not been sufficiently blessed to get one of its own chose as governor, elective office-searchers from the region, paying little mind to their political affiliations, are investigating every possibility as they have set out on horse-exchanging, conspiring and also, heightened their discussions with political pioneers, pioneers of thought, group pioneers, religious pioneers, conventional rulers, advertise ladies and men, and other basic partners, looking for help for their offers.

Capitalizing on the accessible open door gave and jarred by the govenor's profession and responsibility regarding make great his guarantee at various fora, no less than seven governorship applicants (Sen Solomon Olamilekan Adeola (otherwise known as Yayi), Mr Wasiu Kolawole Lawal (otherwise known as KLM), ebb and flow Ogun State Commissioner for Forestry, Gboyega Nasir Isiaka (otherwise known as GNI), Chief Tolu Odebiyi (occupant Chief of Staff to the Ogun State Government), Rt Hon Suraj Adekunbi (the officeholder Speaker, Ogun State House of Assembly), Hon Abiodun Ishaq Akinlade (Special Assistant (SA) to the Deputy Speaker, House of Representatives, Hon Yusuf Sulaiman Lasun) and Hon Adekunle Abdulkabir Akinlade (individual from the state's House of Assembly, speaking to Yewa South/Ipokia Federal Constituency), of Ogun West extraction, have meant their enthusiasm for the pined for number one seat yet four (Sen Solomon Olamilekan Adeola, Wasiu Kolawole Lawal, Tolu Odebiyi and Gboyega Nasir Isiaka) among them are presumed to have solid political base, bid, family, money related muscle, instructive capabilities, impact and adequacy among the electorate. These four are accepted to have brighter odds of securing the seat, as per political watchers and intellectuals.

Since the governor has not made open his favored hopeful, numerous all the more still arrangement join the race.
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Not less than 18 aspirants have shown interest in the next governorship election in Ogun State with the possibility of the figure increasing as the countdown to the big day continues.
Out of the 45 registered political parties, only the APC and the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) are so far visible in terms of capacity to win elections, others merely exist in names with no significant followership.
But there is a possibility of a change in their fortunes as investigations has revealed that the smaller parties, Unity Party of Nigeria (UPN), Social Democratic Party (SDP), Labour Party (LP) and the newly formed Advanced People’s Democratic Alliance (APDA), among others, are exploring the possibility of either merging or forming alliances with other parties.
Drawn from all the senatorial districts, the aspirants have began scheming and positioning themselves by highlighting factors in their favour, not only to win the hearts of the electorate but also to present their areas as the best placed to have the crown.
From Ogun West, occupied by mainly the Yewa, are Senator Solomon Adeola, Tolu Odebiyi, Suraj Adekunbi, Senator Iyabo Anisulowo, Gboyega Nasir Isiaka, Kola Lawal, Rotimi Ramon, Senator Gbolahon Dada, Ayo Olubori and Abiodun Isiaq Akinlade.
Aspirants from Ogun East are Bimbo Ashiru, Dapo Abiodun, Olajide Awosedo, Rotimi Paseda, Oladipupo Adebutu, Senators Lekan Mustapha and Olorunnimbe Mamora while Dimeji Bankole, former Speaker of the House of Representatives is, so far, the only aspirant from Ogun Central.
Incumbent governor Ibikunle Amosun who, like Bankole, is from the central district, has however declared his support for a candidate from Ogun West, an area that has not produced an occupant of the seat since the creation of the state in 1976.
Amosun was quoted to have publicly said that for “fairness and equity,” he would support a Yewa candidate but with a condition that “I won’t be against an Ijebu candidate (from Ogun East) but I won’t campaign for him.” The governor’s dilemma, it was learnt, was that he didn’t want to offend the Awujale of Ijebuland, Oba Sikiru Kayode Adetona, who allegedly prefers an Ijebu indigene as the governor.
Amosun may however be wary of the fact of history as his immediate predecessor, Gbenga Daniel is from Ogun East. He succeeded Olusegun Osoba from Ogun Central while the state’s first civilian governor; Olabisi Onabanjo also came from Ogun East.
But a former legislator, Johnson Fatoki, disagreed with Amosun on the governor’s preference for a Yewa candidate saying, “All that the people need is a governor that can perform. What the people need is result and it doesn’t matter who achieves that result. So if the majority of the people believes that the candidate they trust hails from Ogun Central, there is nothing wrong with that. read more