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Nollywood actor, Uche Maduagwu, felt obliged to apprise the singer, that her outfit was sewn from tablecloth fabric and wondered whether she’s been hit by the recession and that’s why she opted out for something cheap.

According to what he wrote:
“Has the recession gotten to this level in Nigeria, that our singers now wear their table clothes?”

Well, singer Simi fans were not having any of the hate and they replied the actor by blasting him over his hateful remark, with one saying he is a depressed fellow whose only getaway is to hate on people.

One of singer Simi’s fan was swift to reply him:
“Says the guy that has one shirt”

Another fan comment reads:
“You’re actually very depressed. I think hating on people is just your escape but this will only push you closer to suicide, try and seek help.”

According to our research, the singer’s skirt is actually named gingham skirt, which is not quite a trend in Nigerian fashion, which is the reason why people would only familiarize it with the tablecloth, cause it has somewhat the same kinda fabric.

Below are other styles of the skirt, just so you know that it’s not tablecloth but actually a fashionable kinda skirt!

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Latest report reaching ToriMill has it that the management of the Federal Polytechnic, Ado-Ekiti, has shut down the institution indefinitely which resulted in a mass protest by the students of the institution.

According to the report on our disposal, we were told that Dr. Taiwo Akande, ordered the closure of the polytechnic be shutdown indefinitely following the protest and destruction of valuable property of the institution.

It's was gather by ToriMill reporters that the students of the institution protested over the death of the students who died in the institution healthcare center.

Details later......

"Please I have an issue bothering me. Don’t judge me, just advise me. I met this cool guy, he’s rich, fully endowed down there. We are begging to live each other but the issue now is that he said my breast is too firm and straight that he likes sagging breast and all.

He is a cool guy. Have been checking online how to sag them, but nothing about from surgery procedure I can’t afford. I love this guy. He’s the best guy have met ever.

The reason I’m writing here is this. How can I sag my breast??

I normally don’t wear bra so it can sag but it’s too firm and standing. Also I do encyclopedia and big books on it so it will press down. Any ideas please?

Don’t come and lecture me on self worth here. Am confident here. I love him.

He loves me. Just advise me and go."

Evaberry:
I'm just here to read comments of hypocritical men and women that will shame this girl for talking about sex and dick.


These same set of people will still be the ones to complain when an individual is frigid. anyway what's my business my declining eyesight is what is worrying me now

I got talking with my ex boyfriend recently and he said he wanted us to get back together,well I decided to give it a try and we were cool for a while

To cut the long story short,two weeks ago he told me he was broke #he’s a corper# and he hasn’t been paid yet

I offered to lend him some money and he promised to pay back cause the money wasn’t even mine but I’m this kinda girl who cannot bear to see someone starve or suffer…

Now the problem is I’ve been asking him for the money and he keeps saying he doesn’t have any cash to “spare” and he’ll pay whenever he gets it.

Whenever I remind him about the money he’ld ask me if i’m okay or what’s my problem, I got really upset today and told him to pay me or he won’t like my next line of action and he said I should do my worse
Its obvious he just doesn’t want to pay..

funlord:
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You don shayo abi?

DeadRat:
i would like to use too

DeadRat:
abeg whats the name of your juju

romeorailss:
Hope this ur butt is yummy Coz I will gladly eat

There are certain topics that are taboo among female celebrities in Ghana; boyfriends and sex.

Ask many female celebrities questions on these two topics and you are likely to get an ‘I don’t want to talk about it’ or ‘it’s private’ or some similar answer.

However, the opposite is the case for actress Ingrid Alabi who won’t shy away from revealing intimate details which is why she told Showbiz in a recent interview that she has not had sex in three years.

It sounds unbelievable especially in the kind of world we live in but Ingrid insists it is true.
The reason she gives is simple. She does not want to do it with the wrong man adding that most men these days are untrustworthy.

“I have now made a vow to have sex on my wedding night and until then, I won’t do anything with any man,” she said.
So how does she deal with those times when she gets the urge to do it. Ingrid tells Showbiz she takes a cold shower or eats ice cream to dull her feelings.
Currently single, the beautiful actress says she meets men regularly but she is careful.

She said she is looking for a serious man who would treat her like a queen to give her heart to.
“Every lady wants to be treated like a queen and loved to the maximum and once I get such a responsible man, I would gladly accept and marry him,” she said.

For now, the 31-year old actress is focused on building her career and growing her other businesses.
Ingrid, who has had roles in a number of movies, came to attention when she stared in Prince’s Bride with John Dumelo, Yvonne Nelson and Jackie Appiah.

Her other movie credits include:
Testing The Waters, Tears of Womanhood, Bachelors, Playboy and Iron Lady.

She recently premiered her latest movie, Adam The Eve at the Accra Mall and West Hills Mall and says she is grateful for the turn-out.

sunshineV:
Just take off the jean and ur prayer don answer

sunshineV:
Chai, flying spirit, I hail thee

sunshineV:
Omo, if to say na so her leg bow to she grow up ehn...NEPA pole go ram into her she no go know

sunshineV:
U no dey sleep

Davash222:
Open and Close situation

Me and my bro @davidoofficial linked up on a couple @babyfreshmavin and @altimsmavinbeats.. WE MADE 3 HITS !!! � #EasyJeje

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For the past days, she has become used to the sight of visitors coming to mourn with her. But seeing the strange face of the reporter showing up on her apartment’s door, Sixty-four–year-old Mrs Gbemisola Agbola broke into tears. She suspected rightly that the stranger’s presence in the shabby compound must be in connection with the murder of her pregnant granddaughter.

News of the tragedy that befell her household had rocked the neighbourhood. The late Islamat Bolaji, her grand-daughter, was beaten to death with her pregnancy by her estranged lover, one Okiki Arisekola, a commercial bus driver, during a scuffle on September 16.

The incident happened at No. 50 Wright Street Adekunle, Yaba, Lagos, where the victim lived with her grandmother.

Mrs Agbola’s grief stemmed from the fact that she had lost Ismalat’s mother, Aishat at just exactly the same age, albeit in a different circumstance. Losing the one she had doted on in consolation was understandably a cruel stab.

The deceased’s father, Isiaka Bolaji, was also inconsolable. Islamat was his first daughter and was nursing a little child she already had with her killer.

Indeed, Saturday Sun learnt that it was a quarrel over the custody of the little baby, a girl named Kemi that led to the victim’s death.

The suspect, Arisekola, said to be on the run, had reportedly been frequently visiting the baby and his mother, a development that aroused suspicion, due to the no love lost between the two lovers.

“He has not been visiting my daughter, but recently he just started coming and my daughter grew suspicious of his visits. On the fateful day, when he came, they were together at first, then he left, on his return they started quarreling nobody paid them attention, because that was how they always fought. But, this time, it led to a physical fight and Okiki beat my daughter into a coma. After some minutes that he had left, my daughter fell and became motionless. We rushed her to the hospital and it was there she died,” Bolaji recalled of the incident.

Her distraught mother-in law picked the thread of the story from there. Pointing to a spot on the floor, she motioned the reporter to come close and behold. “This is where I stood when I saw my granddaughter faint right before me just as her mother gave up the ghost,” she said.

“She was just recovering from a fever attack. She had not done any work for close to a week. On that day, she decided to treat herself with some medication. She asked me to hold on to the child, an 11-month-old baby, I took the child and placed him on my lap. Not long after, Islamat’s sister, Kemi came in and asked me to give her the baby, I did and Kemi caressed the baby. She stepped out with her only to meet Okiki standing outside. He demanded to take the girl away and Kemi gave him the baby. But when Islamat saw Okiki with the child, she rushed to take the baby from him. They dragged the baby between them, while Kemi stood looking at them. Okiki tried to leave with the baby, but Islamat didn’t allow him, because she feared that he was going to use the child for rituals. It was a passerby that called my attention to Okiki merciless beating of my granddaughter, I almost had high blood pressure, I rushed out and called my granddaughter. As I was leading her back into the house, she fell and fainted. The first hospital we took her to didn’t have doctors on call, but before we could get to the health center she died. It was confirmed by the doctors there,” the grandmother said.

Mrs. Agbola could not confirm speculation that the deceased was pregnant before her death. She said: “There had been rumours about her being pregnant, but she said that she was not, so I didn’t ask her who the father was.”

Saturday Sun learnt that Arisekola had been pressurizing to take the child, but the family had refused, even as she denied responsibility for the pregnancy.

He was said to have been dating the victim since 2015 and the union produced the baby girl. However, he showed no move to marry her, apparently because he was still trying to find his feet. But he took responsibility for his daughter.

According to sources, the couple even broke up at a time, with Arisekola abandoning both mother and child, staying away for a long time.

Things reportedly changed when he saw Islamat may have been pregnant again probably for another man. He then stepped up visits and demands to have his daughter back.

Efforts to reach the suspect in hiding proved abortive. Nobody has his phone number or his forwarding address.

The Nasarawa State police has arrested one Aisha Isa, who is the second wife of her husband, for allegedly drowning the two daughters of her husband’s first wife.

Both girls, 4-year-old Zainab and Ramatu, 2, were bound, hands and feet, and allegedly thrown into and they drowned in Yelwabassa village, Kokona LGA, Nasarawa State.

The arrested woman Aisha, in a confessional statement to the police claim that she committed the alleged homicidal act because the mother of the two little girls that were thrown into the well forbade them from running errands for her.

Aisha killed the first victim in April 2017, Ramatu, whose hands and legs she tied and threw into the well, where the little child was left drown and died. The family simply buried her corpse and nobody found out how it happened.

Nemesis caught up with her when she did the same thing to Zainab in August. Aisha, who lost her own six-month-old baby gave a chilling account of what happened.

She says:
“It was the devil that used me. I took Ramatu, tied her two hands and legs and threw her into the well. In August 2017, I also took Zainab, tied her hands and legs and threw her into the well.

After sometime I raised alarm, I shouted and attracted the attention of neighbours. My husband and the first wife rushed out. They asked what happened and I confessed immediately to them what I did.

I have been having misunderstanding with my co-wife. She caused the problem. Whenever I sent the children on errand, she would tell them in my presence not to run errands for me.
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So, each time I called them, they ignored me. I decided to teach her children a lesson. I got married six years ago. I gave birth to a baby six-months ago, but the baby died.

Since then I had no baby and I have been telling Allah to give another baby. I want the family to forgive me for what I did; I have regretted my mistake and want my husband to forgive me.”