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Ebuka: Mention 3 characteristics of a #BBNaija winner
Tacha: Tacha, Tacha & Tacha
Ebuka: That’s not so smart.
Tacha: Everything about me is the character of a winner.
Ebuka: Which is?
Tacha: Tacha!
Ebuka: That’s not smart. I expected more.

DUMB, DUMBEST: I told you guys from the onset that this girl should not and she will not win.

How can Big Brother make this type of unintelligent NGBEKE the face of Big Brother? Simple question.....

What are the characteristics of being a winner? She no fit answer, then how are you going to win when you don’t know your purpose in there? Ebuka is my guy and will continue to be my guy.

This question has spoilt so many things for this NGBEKE that doesn’t know why she’s in the house in the first place. She thinks the game is being played by insulting, showing breast nipple without having small brain. BULL SHIT!!!

Big Brother never did a good background check before selecting. They are just letting her in the house to make things interesting, BUT WILL NEVER WIN.

She’s a definition of ignorance sprinkled with arrogance. @Ebuka, na man you be. God punish any body wey go insult me under this comment. God punish you in advance. Oya comment section is opened. #Olodo #Oscombo #Akunakuna

jordyspices:
Foolish man no sense

The chairman of the Nigerians in the Diaspora Commission, Mrs Abike Dabiri-Erewa has said the South African Police is being sued over the assault on a Nigerian resident in the country

It would be recalled that ex-Big Brother Africa housemate and model, Tayo Faniran, was assaulted and strangled by South African police on Friday.

He was going in his car when the police stopped him and assaulted him without any evidence against him.

He captured the incident live on camera for the whole world to see what happened and later explained in another separate video how he was thoroughly tortured by the police.

According to an Instagram live video shared online, Faniran was arrested and brutally tortured after he refused to enter an unmarked police vehicle.

Dabiri-Erewa, however, got hold of the news and gave a report about the release of Faniran and said she was going to ensure justice was served in this matter.

She said that the South African Police has been sued and that a case is being pressed against them for their brutality.

Watch the video

And today I left d hospital after work and bordered a taxi right in front of the hospital (maitama district hospital).I sat at d front seat.I was on a call before I entered d taxi Nd d conversation was in my language(igbo),I guess dat was how he got to know am igbo.den after the call I noticed d driver was acting in a scary way Nd was seriously putting his hand inside his trousers,I got scared Nd turned on my video recorder den placed it under my leg Nd was looking out through d window so he doesn’t suspect anything.he started by asking wat part of igbo am from,I told him Nd he said I look beautiful Nd I said thank cut d whole story short,I decided to stop before where I was going to cos of d things he was saying and I was already scared �.all this while I was still looking out d window Nd making my video oo until I got down Nd paid him.only for me to get home now,turned on my video Nd I saw this��smh.mind u I was decently dressed cos I work in a hospital,so I still wonder wat his problem was.ladies pls be careful oo,this type fit rape person,thank God it was not at night .#selfcontro is bae

suyamasta:
Me I no just like the way police d take handle people anyhow wether for Nigeria or Italy or anywhere all of us na human being

Here is a dramatic footage showing the moment a woman flew into a rage on a flight and lashed out at her husband with a laptop for “looking at other women”.

An argument between the wife & her husband escalated on an American Airlines flight prior to departure, with the woman grabbing her husband's laptop and smashing it over his head as he tried to get up and leave.

Members of the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) on Thursday disrupted operations at the Kaduna and Benue offices of South African telecommunication giant MTN.

They were protesting xenophobic attacks and killing of 118 Nigerians in the last two years in South Africa.


NANS’ Director, Travels and Exchange Dominic Philip explained in Kaduna that the step was necessary to curb further attacks, looting, destruction and mindless killing of African nationalities, particularly Nigerians in South Africa.

Philip recalled that Nigeria had contributed morally, financially, diplomatically and logistically to the agitations that eventually led to the emancipation of South Africans from white’s domination.

The NANS official also said that African countries led by Nigeria, helped in the institutionalisation of black majority rule in South Africa in 1994.

He equally said that Nigeria played a big brotherly role by opening economic opportunities for South African citizens to invest in the Nigerian market, the biggest market in Africa.

Philip, however, noted with dismay, that instead of reciprocating the gesture, South Africa had allowed Nigerians to suffer all forms of discrimination, including murders and looting of their businesses.

According to him, NANS will no longer align with the diplomatic approach being applied by the Federal Government.

The government has been promoting cosmopolitan and reconciliatory solution to the killing of Nigerians in South Africa.

He said: “Available record has shown that the levels of attacks on Nigerians is on astronomical rise, with the recent killing of Nigerian by South Africans, on July 20 increasing the number to 118 in the last two years.

“Out of this number, 13 were reportedly killed by South African Police in an extra-Judicial manner.

“It appears that the South African government is incapable of bringing their citizens to order and stop the killings, leaving us with no option than to picket South African businesses in Nigeria until the killing is stopped.

“We, therefore, want the South African government to investigate and provide accurate number of Nigerians so far killed and prosecute perpetrators of xenophobic attacks to ensure justice for the victims.

“We equally want the government to generate data of all Nigerians, whose properties were bunt or looted for immediate compensation.”

In Makurdi, the Benue State capital, the protesting NANS’ members crippled business and commercial activities.

The protesting students shut down DSTV and MTN offices in Makurdi.

The protesters match through majors streets of Makurdi and sang solidarity sons before they went to the DSTV and MTN offices to shut them down.

NANS Deputy Zonal Coordinator (Zone C) Abah Owoicho, who led the protest, presented a strong-worded letter of protest to the organisations.

In the letter, titled: “Position of NANS on Xenophobic Attack on Nigerians in South Africa’’, Owiocho said the protest was a condemnation of the years of barbaric killings of Nigerians in South Africa.

He said: “Since Nigerians living in South Africa cannot enjoy the same peace and support that South African businesses are enjoying here, it is only reasonable to shut down those businesses and their interests until further notice.’’

The student leader frowned at the recent killing of a Nigerian student, Dennis Obiaju, describing it as “barbaric’’.

He said: “It has become necessary for NANS to rise to the occasion and speak against the killings that have continued with no visible attempt by the South African Government to curb the menace.

“Our pain is deeply rooted in the peace and patronages your organisations and other South African businesses enjoy in our country while the safety of our citizens and their businesses cannot be guaranteed in South Africa.’’

A source at the MTN said the protests and demonstrations were against xenophobic attacks and therefore had nothing to do with the company.

The source told The Nation: “It is against xenophobia and MTN has taken steps to inscribe its aversion to the practice in its work places.”

Appealing for calm, the source said that resorting to service disruptions of the telco is going to be counter-productive.

According to the source, about 99 per cent of employees in the local arm of the firm are Nigerians, stressing that closing down its businesses and operations could only aggravate youth unemployment in the country

A Nigerian adult movie star has been arrested for protesting in Italy over non payment of salary after acting a sex scene.

According to a viral video on social media, thean was heard saying; "I Do Blue Film • Them No Pay Me".

The man who's upset, resulted into breaking the public bus windscreen before he was nabbed by the police.