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Big Brother Naija 2019 housemate, Sir Dee and Nigerian singer and entertainer, Teni are taking new strides in their career as they make their acting debut in Nollywood’s latest romantic comedy, ‘Dear Affy’.


BBNaija’s Sir Dee, Teni To Make Acting Debut In Rom-Com ‘Dear Affy’
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Oprah Winfrey has cancelled her involvement with a documentary on sexual assault and abuse in the music industry, only one month after Apple announced it would debut on Apple TV+ sometime this year.

In a statement to the Hollywood Reporter, Oprah said that she has rescinded her title as executive producer on the project and said it will no longer be released on Apple TV+, citing creative differences.

By the sounds of her statement today, it seems like Oprah was involved in the project at a late stage and did not agree with how the film had turned out.

In the statement, she said she fully supports the victims of the abuse, and decided to back out of the documentary as she did not believe the full scope of the matters were being appropriately covered.

“First and foremost, I want it to be known that I unequivocally believe and support the women. Their stories deserve to be told and heard. In my opinion, there is more work to be done on the film to illuminate the full scope of what the victims endured, and it has become clear that the filmmakers and I are not aligned in that creative vision.”

The documentary is currently scheduled to be screened at the Sundance Film Festival at the end of January. The status of the film is currently unclear as (presumably) Apple still ownership rights to it for the time being.

This is the second Apple TV+ film premiere to be cancelled at short notice, the first being The Banker which was pulled from the AFI festival a week before it was set to be screened. In that case, Apple said it needed time to investigate sexual abuse allegations about the son of the subject of the film. The company has yet to make a further comment on when or if The Banker will be aired, leaving the film in limbo.

Oprah has a wide-ranging deal with Apple that covers many projects, including the Oprah Book Club (currently airing on Apple TV+) and several documentaries. The company previously announced that Oprah is working on a documentary called Toxic Labor, which will explore workplace harassment, and an untitled documentary about mental health. The mental health film is being made in collaboration with Prince Harry, and will also feature Lady Gaga’s personal struggle amongst other subjects.

SOUCRE: http://ludassocial.com/2020/01/oprah-cancels-apple-tv-documentary-on-sexual-assault-in-the-music-industry/

President Donald Trump pulled back from the brink of war with Iran on Wednesday, saying that Tehran appeared to be “standing down” after firing missiles — without causing casualties — at US troops based in Iraq.

In a televised address to the nation from the White House, Trump emphasized there were “no Americans harmed” in the ballistic missile salvo aimed at two bases.

While he promised to immediately impose “punishing” new economic sanctions on Tehran, Trump welcomed signs the Islamic republic “appears to be standing down” in the tit-for-tat confrontation.

The comments cooled what threatened to become an uncontrolled boiling over of tensions after Trump ordered the killing last Friday of a top Iranian general, Qasem Soleimani.

In New York, the Nasdaq stock market index surged to a record high of 9,129.24.

However, the US president, facing both an impeachment trial in Congress and tough reelection in November, defended his targeting of a man seen by many as Iran’s second most influential official.

Soleimani, a national hero at home, was “the world’s top terrorist” and “should have been terminated long ago,” Trump said.

And although Trump ended his remarks with a call for peace, he opened by stating that he would never allow Iran to procure a nuclear weapon.

It was Trump’s 2018 withdrawal from a multinational agreement aimed at curbing Iran’s nuclear ambitions, and the reimposition of crippling economic sanctions against Tehran, which began an intensification of tensions between the two countries.

Missiles blast bases
Iran’s missiles targeted the sprawling Ain al-Asad airbase in western Iraq and a base in Arbil, both housing American and other foreign troops from a US-led coalition fighting the remnants of the Islamic State jihadist group.

Iran’s supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who earlier promised “revenge” for Soleimani, called the missiles a “slap in the face” against the United States.

He indicated there was more to come.

“The question of revenge is another issue,” Khamenei said in a televised speech.

Iraq’s military said it also sustained no casualties. But the strike highlighted the difficult position of Iraq, caught in an ever-deepening conflict between Trump and Iran.

The chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff, General Mark Milley, dismissed suggestions that Iran did not mean to kill Americans with the missile barrage.

“I believe, based on what I saw and what I know, is that they were intended to cause structural damage, destroy vehicles and equipment and aircraft and to kill personnel. That’s my own personal assessment,” Milley told reporters.

Iraqi President Barham Saleh rejected Iraq being a “battlefield for warring sides.”

At the United Nations, Iran’s ambassador said in a letter to Secretary-General Antonio Guterres that despite the missile firing, Iran respects Iraq’s territorial integrity.

Iran has powerful militia allies in Iraq and they said they intended to take revenge for Friday’s US drone attack, in which top Iraqi paramilitary commander Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis died alongside Soleimani.

Muhandis was the deputy head of Iraq’s Hashed al-Shaabi, a military network incorporated into the Iraqi state whose factions are backed by Tehran.

Late Wednesday two rockets, fired by unidentified forces, landed in the supposedly high-security Green Zone, where US and other embassies are located, security sources said.

AFP correspondents heard two loud detonations.

Unusual brazenness
The brazenness of Iran’s ballistic missile strike was unusual.

But as the dust settled, it appeared that Iran’s attack — coming soon after the burial of Soleimani at a funeral in front of vast crowds — might have been more symbolic than anything.

Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif indicated Iran was satisfied for now.

“Iran took and concluded proportionate measures in self-defense,” Zarif said on Twitter.

Reflecting deep concerns among Trump’s domestic opponents, the Democratic-led US House of Representatives scheduled a vote for Thursday on limiting the Republican president’s ability to wage war against Iran without congressional approval.

“The president has made clear that he does not have a coherent strategy to keep the American people safe, achieve de-escalation with Iran and ensure stability in the region,” House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said.

But US Defense Secretary Mark Esper insisted the United States has restored some deterrence against Iran in the wake of the Soleimani killing.

“But we will see. Time will tell,” Esper said.

US headaches in Iraq
The apparent de-escalation in Iran did not remove pressure from approximately 5,200 US troops stationed across Iraq, where they face pro-Iranian Shiite militias and political opposition.

Paramilitary chief Qais al-Khazali — blacklisted as a “terrorist” by the US — said his side’s response to the United States “will be no less than the size of the Iranian response.”

But US Vice President Mike Pence told the CBS Evening News that “we’re receiving some encouraging intelligence that Iran is sending messages to those very same militias not to move against American targets or civilians.”

Angered at the US drone strike, the Iraqi parliament has called for the expulsion of American troops, sparking embarrassing confusion at the Pentagon over how to respond.

– Airliner crash kills 176 –
Separately, a Ukraine International Airlines Boeing 737 crashed just outside Tehran after taking off bound for Kiev, killing all 176 people on board shortly after Iran launched its missiles towards Iraq.

There was no immediate suggestion of any link with the strikes but carriers including Air France, Royal Dutch Airlines and Lufthansa announced they were suspending flying through Iranian and Iraqi airspace as a precaution.

The US aviation regulator banned civil flights over Iraq, Iran, and the Gulf, citing the potential for “misidentification” of aircraft.

SOURCE: http://ludassocial.com/2020/01/donald-trump-pulls-back-from-war-with-iran/

Following an outcry over the decision to increase electricity tariffs in the country, the Nigerian Government says the implementation will commence in April.

The Chairman of the Nigeria Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC), Professor James Momoh, stated this while addressing a news conference on Monday in Abuja, the nation’s capital.

On Saturday, Channels Television reported that NERC has approved the immediate review of electricity tariffs across the country.

A series of documents dated December 31, 2019 indicate an increase that ranges from 59.7 per cent to 77.6 per cent.

The increase affects all categories of electricity consumers, except those classified as residential (R1) whose N4 per kWh charge was left unchanged.

According to the documents jointly signed by Professor Momoh and the Commissioner for Legal, License, and Compliance, Dafe Akpeneye, the NERC said the reviewed tariffs were effective January 1, 2020.

The development affects the 11 Distribution Companies (DISCOs) in the country such as Abuja DISCO, Benin DISCO, Enugu DISCO, and Eko DISCO.

Others are Ibadan DISCO, Ikeja DISCO, Jos DISCO, Kaduna DISCO, Kano DISCO, Port Harcourt DISCO, and Yola DISCO.

This sparked widespread criticism of the government, apparently forcing the NERC to make further clarification on the controversy.

At Monday’s press conference, Professor Momoh explained that the review of the Multi-Year Tariff Order (MYTO) does not mean an immediate increase in tariff for electricity consumers.

He added that the commission would engage the public on the planned review in the next three months, before deciding on any implementation.

The NERC boss also said the electricity body would begin the regulation of estimated billing by electricity distribution companies who fail to provide meters for their customers.

In a bid to further explain the rationale behind its decision, the regulatory body issued a statement.

Read the statement below:

TARIFF REVIEW CLARIFICATION.

We make this statement to inform all our esteemed customers that we are not unmindful of news making the rounds that Electricity tariffs have been increased effective January 1 2020 as reported in some print and electronic media.

For clarity and improved understanding, we state the following points:

The Nigerian Electricity Supply Industry (NESI) is primarily regulated by the Nigeria Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC).

NERC is empowered by the EPSR Act (EPSRA) to make Orders and Declarations in a manner promoting efficiency and sustainability within the NESI.

NERC is empowered by EPSRA to carry out minor reviews of the Multi-Year Tariff Order (MYTO) 2015 (the Electricity Tariff), twice a year.

An accurate electricity tariff assists greatly in ensuring efficient power supply delivery from the different stages of the electricity process, from Generation through Transmission to Distribution, as it assures stakeholders and participants of their costs recovery and return on investment. This makes the business viable.

NERC has just reviewed the MYTO 2015 and has published an Order on Tariffs and Minimum Remittance for Jan-June 2020.

The tariffs anticipate changes in the currency exchange rates between the United States and Nigeria, changes in the rate of inflation and Gas prices.

The Tariffs shall remain the same as they presently are (i.e. 2015 levels) until April 01 2020 when there will be a slight increment to cater to tariff shortfalls which shall be gradually passed on to the consumer until this is fully completed by the end of 2021.

In view of the foregoing, we state emphatically that there shall be no change or increase in the existing Electricity tariff until April 01 2020 when the new adjusted tariffs shall begin to gradually reflect the dynamism of our macro-economy.

We sincerely hope that this statement substantially clarifies the accurate position and allays any fears and concerns, our esteemed customers may have.

We thank you for your continuing patronage.

Signed.

ANED

SOURCE: http://ludassocial.com/2020/01/nigerians-will-start-paying-increased-electricity-tariffs-from-april-says-nerc/

Daughter of Billionaire and Nigerian ace disc jockey, Dj Cuppy has revealed why she has remained single for so long.

Within the past few months, the “Gelato” singer has been spotted with several good looking men and this made fans to conclude that she must have a man in her life.

However, to the shock of fans, she revealed that she is still very much single and ready to mingle. The reason for staying was not revealed by Cuppy but fans were hoping she would get into a relationship soon.

A female fan, still in awe that a woman like Cuppy would still be single. Dj Cuppy responded saying she’s single because good men are scarce these days.

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SOURCE: http://ludassocial.com/2020/01/dj-cuppy-reveals-why-she-has-remained-single-for-so-long-says-good-men-are-scarce/

Ghanaian Actress, Juliet Ibrahim has revealed why she shared a post yesterday with a caption hinting that she has already screwed up the New Year.

The caption read ;

Ooops, I’ve f**ked up already 2021 will definitely be my year for sure

The post drew the attention of fellow celebrities who beckoned on her to open up on what made her say what she said.

Juliet Ibrahim has now revealed why she said what she said. According to her, she broke her new year resolution.

She wrote:

Tboss reveals why she misses being pregnant
“I appreciate everyone for showing concern yesterday.
So, here’s what happened in 2020 already.
I planned that I would quit drinking Champagne for my New Year’s resolution, but I remembered that nobody likes a quitter. #2021 I’ll do better for sure”.

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"Mr Eazi Says His Wedding Might Be The Next To Marry, Temi Otedola Reacts"

its either his wedding might be next OR he will be the next one to get married.... but certainly not both at the same time!

Popular singer, Mr Eazi has announced that he just might be next to have a wedding and his girlfriend, Temi Otedola has taken note.

Sharing a picture of himself holding a bouquet and a glass of champagne, Mr. Eazi who was all smiles with friends in the picture stated that he might be the next in line to have a wedding and we only know him with Temi Otedola.

Mr. Eazi captioned his picture;

‘E be like say na me be the next on the line’.

Temi Otedola responded;

‘just passing’

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Fans and friends have also used the same medium to support the movement and request for their wedding invitation.

Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs, a three-time Grammy winner and music mogul, will receive the 2020 Industry Icon award at Clive Davis’ annual pre-Grammy gala, the Recording Academy announced today.

The gala will hold on January 25th, 2020, a night before the 62nd annual Grammys which will air live on January 26th.

The music mogul will be honored for his “innovative and creative contributions right from the very inception of the hip-hop revolution,” says Clive Davis.

Diddy shared this in the statement:

Clive Davis and Arista Records gave me a chance when I was starting Bad Boy Records, he was one of the first industry executives to really believe in me. I’m forever grateful for him. To be honored at this year’s Pre-GRAMMY Gala and receive the Industry Icons Award is truly a blessing.

Other recipients of the Industry Icon award include Jay-Z, David Geffen, Ahmet Ertegun, Berry Gordy, Mo Ostin, Clive Davis, Irving Azoff, L.A. Reid amongst others.

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