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Zenithtips.com reports that Former housemate of the just concluded Big Brother Naija, Victoria “Ella” Nnabuchi, popularly known as Ella has announced that she is quitting music, months after she featured in the popular reality TV show.

The 30-year-old singer who hails from Anambra state disclosed that she is giving up the dream because making music as an independent artist in Nigeria is quite hard.

She further disclosed that she has been on a rough patch lately and also had to pull in all her resources to take care of her sick mother.

Weeks ago, popular Abuja based businesswoman, Hauwa Saidu Mohammed also known as Jaruma gave the singer N600, 000 to get her mum an emergency medical care.

Ella, who has been singing when she was 9, is a woman of many talents; she is a television presenter, voice-over artist, actress, and model. She is no stranger to the limelight. She was a runner up in season 5 of MTN Project Fame West Africa.

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No fewer than five persons were hospitalised after a building collapsed in the Enu Owa area of Lagos Island on Monday.

It was gathered that the victims were trying to demolish the building when it collapsed.

A statement by the Lagos State Emergency Management Agency’s Public Relations Officer, Nosa Okunbor, said the collapsed building site had been cordoned off to forestall secondary incidents.

He added that residents of the area had been sensitised to the need to avoid the collapsed building site, adding that the victims had been moved to nearby hospitals.

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Like the famous saying, age is just a number, what matters the most is love, and these Nigerian celebrities found love in ageless places while not bothering their pretty heads about the wide age gap.

Below are Nigerian celebrity couples who chose to love each other for who they are, not minding the age differences between them.

1. Regina Daniels and Ned Nwoko

On Sunday, May 26, 2019, Prince Ned Nwoko and Regina Daniels had their traditional wedding in Aniocha local government area, Delta State. Fans and Nigerians have widely criticized 20-year-old Regina on her marriage to the 59-year-old billionaire, but that hasn’t stopped her from publicizing their official portraits as husband and wife on social media while professing her undying love for him.

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A member representing Jos South/Jos East Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives, Hon. Dachung Bago has said that ‘Yahoo yahoo’ boys in Nigeria make more money through cybercrime activities.

The lawmaker who is a member of the House of Representatives Ad-hoc Committee on the increasing incidents of SIM swap fraud in his reaction to EFCC’s revelation of how bank officials collude with cybercriminals wondered at the sophistication with which cybercriminals operates.

While asking the anti-graft agency to double effort in tackling the menace of fraud, Bago lamented that yahoo boys are way ahead in cybercrime and transferring vast sums of money from Bank account illegally.



He lashed at Nigerians for always accusing politicians, insisting that Yahoo boys make more money cheaply and illegally than politicians.

“A single yahoo boy can transfer vast sums of money equal to the budget of a state at a go.

“They sit down with their laptop transferring money illegally from a bank customer to their own, while politicians cannot have the money up to a monthly allocation of a local government in four years. ”

The lawmaker urged the EFCC not to spare anyone caught in cybercrime activities, noting that cybercrime laws were sufficient to deal with culprits.

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Aminu Tambuwal gave the advice while fielding questions from newsmen at the end of the forum meeting held on Wednesday night in Abuja.

He advised the federal lawmakers to respect the views of Nigerians on the bill.
“I am not sure I have heard any governor come out to say he is in support of the death penalty for hate speech.



“I believe the National Assembly should hold a public hearing on that bill so that due process of lawmaking is followed so that the views of Nigerians not just the governors will be well captured on that bill.



“They should respect the views of Nigerians in whatever may be the direction of debate and the eventual passage or otherwise of that bill,” Tambuwal said.

Asked of the governors’ position on the Finance Bill submitted to the NASS by President Muhammadu Buhari to increase Value Added Tax (VAT) from five to 7.5. percent, Tambuwal appealed to Nigerians to show more understanding with the Federal Government.

He said that the governors were in support of what would improve the revenue generation drive of both the federal and state governments.

“We are appealing to those who probably have no proper understanding of the contexts of those bills to kindly have a rethink of them and reflect on the quantum of work ahead of us.

e need a lot of resources to turn around infrastructure, to invest in education, healthcare and every sector of our national life.

“There is an urgent need for more revenue in Nigeria. So, I appeal that we should show more understanding with the Federal Government in that regard,” he said.

On the December deadline for the implementation of minimum wage issued by the Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC) to state governors, Tambuwal said the various states were engaging labor unions on the issue.

“I am sure it is a work in progress. Before December all the states must have finished working out the details on the issue of minimum wage across the federation.

“We are very much committed to the welfare and wellbeing of our workforce and therefore we shall continue to ensure we do our best on what needs to be done.”

Tambuwal said the forum received an update on the outcome of its meeting in the US with Aliko Dangote Foundation, and Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation on Human Capital Development with a focus on Primary Health Care (PHC).

He said that at the meeting, the governors and the two Foundations expressed commitment to the Seattle Declaration aimed at promoting collaboration to transform PHC at the subnational level in Nigeria


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Nigerian music star, Peter Okoye, popularly known as MrP, has congratulated Burna Boy on his Grammy Award nomination.


Zenithtips had reported that Burna Boy on Wednesday got nominated for Grammy Award for Best World Music Album with his album, ‘African Giant’.

His album was nominated alongside Gece ‘Altin Gun’ Celia ‘Angelique Kidjo’

A post on his verified Twitter handle reads: “Congratulations @burnaboy … This is for the continent Africa#GrammyNominee.

The 62nd Grammy Awards is set to air on Sunday, January 26, 2020.

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Nollywood actress and mother of one, Tonto Dikeh took to Instagram to share these bathroom photos of herself posing in a sexy white bodysuit that showcased her curves.
She shared the photos with the following caption:

HE FLEW ALL THE WAY!!
LEAST I COULD DO IS LOOK NICE!!
DO I LOOK NICE ENOUGH??

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Lizzy, the former drug addict who was rescued from the streets of Lagos by Pastor Tony Rapu has continued her rehabilitation program and the excited cleric has shared new photos of her.

Pastor Tony Rapu who shared new photos of Lizzy on Instagram, captioned the photos “Joyful moments with Lizzy.”

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Nollywood actress and commediene, Etinosa took to Instagram to share photos of a Mercedes Benz car gift she got after she replied a DM. Zenithtips reports.


The Edo-born actress who was one of the Nigerian celebrities that was in Dubai over the weekend, said the car gift she got in the country left her in tears and humbled.

Etinosa wrote “My Joy knows no bounds. Indeed my Dubai trip comes to an end with the biggest surprise gift I have ever gotten in my life.. It’s not even my birthday and I am not going to say “it’s God o” or “is hardwork” or “perspire to inspire” it’s not anything but a God sent Angel who once reached out to me via my DM!!
“Me Like I am still crying I am humbled like I no know wetin to talk. See Dubai no cold but cold dey catch me. Automatic cold just hook me. I dey cry like Omomo dey use my inhaler dey wedge my ches(t. Ahhh God know say for this my life Na biggie belle I get I no get pride is like a dream I don’t want to believe yet That meI am leaving Dubai as a Mercedes Benz owner.

“And to think that all these started from just a DM! GIRLS REPLY YOUR DM O. I AM SO SO GRATEFUL. MY HEART IS FULL OF GRATITUDE.”

He should come and ask me first.... Bet na elder brother of depression

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Former Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, Professor Attahiru Jega has decried the failure of the electoral process to entrench good governance in Africa.

Jega stated this on Thursday, November 14th at the University of Ibadan, UI, while delivering 2019 Convocation Lecture titled, “Towards Credible Electoral Process and Sustainable Political Systems in Nigeria: What role for Universities”.

He said, “All over Africa, and indeed, to some extent, throughout the developing world, the electoral process is failing to entrench good governance and stable and sustainable democratic political systems as a result of what can be termed as a deficit of electoral integrity”.

According to him, deeply embedded unwholesome practices, such as use of money, violence, incumbency powers, and a range of electoral malpractices and fraudulent activities in the electoral process grossly undermine its utility as a vehicle for liberal democratic development. He revealed that dominant political classes can, and often do, hijack the electoral process through various means, to access power for selfish and self-serving objectives, rather than for democratic development that would satisfy the needs and aspirations of majority of the citizens in the country.

“In virtually all cases, ritualized elections, which lack integrity merely serve to legalize, if not ‘legitimize’, access and control of power into executive or legislative arms of government by people unconcerned with, or indifferent to, the requirements of sustainable democratic development. Hence, such elections do not catalyze, nor guarantee responsive and responsible representation and/or governance”, he said.

Jega affirmed that studies of elections and election observation reports generally, and on Nigeria in particular, exposed profound evidence of persistent electoral malpractices, the enormity and consequences of which undermined the integrity of the elections and the democratization processes they are supposed to engender.

The electoral administrator stated that, “a situational and contextual analysis of the electoral process in Nigeria reveals an incredible level of electoral malpractices and thus acute deficiency in electoral integrity, which are no doubt among the major sources/causes of political instability, weakness and inadequacy of the governance process and eroded legitimacy of elected government I the country”.

For the restoration and entrenching electoral integrity, Jega advocated for continuous legal and administrative reforms, as well as sensitization and public enlightenment, “most significantly, there is need for all stakeholders to strengthen their constructive engagement with the electoral process, with a view to improving, protecting and defending its integrity.”

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