Advertisement A former Benue State Governorship aspirant, Dr Roseline Ada Chenge has called for autopsy for late Nollywood actress, Ada Ameh. Naija News had earlier reported that Ameh slumped and died on Sunday in Warri, Delta State. Ameh had visited an oil company magnate and his family. The actress had …
Read More »CNN’s Don Lemon Demands Media Cover Republicans Differently: They Are A ‘Danger’ To Society
CNN primetime host Don Lemon is demanding the media cover Republicans differently than Democrats, suggesting they are a danger to society and cannot be “coddled.” It’s a refreshing change for the liberal media to just flat out admit their bias. Lemon’s comments came amidst an appearance on “New Day” Thursday …
Read More »Sen. Dianne Feinstein Flips On The Filibuster And Demands Abortion Rights Be Protected
Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-CA) said that if the choice is between the filibuster or abortion rights, she supports changing the filibuster to protect choice. Sen. Feinstein said in a statement provided to PoliticusUSA: There is not currently a proposal before the Senate to remove the filibuster to pass the Women’s …
Read More »Amber Heard demands that defamation verdict against Johnny Depp is dismissed claiming a juror was illegitimate and that ‘evidence does not support verdict’
Lawyers for actress, Amber Heard have demanded that her defamation loss in court to ex- husband Johnny Depp be tossed out on the grounds that the verdict was not supported by evidence. Last month Depp was awarded $10.35million in damages from Heard, while she was awarded just $2million in damages …
Read More »Marjorie Taylor Greene Demands Pardons For Julian Assange And Edward Snowden
The January 6th Select Committee released another dud bombshell this week that someone heard from someone else that Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene had asked for a pardon. The committee released recorded testimony from former White House employee Cassidy Hutchinson. Ms. Hutchinson states in the recording: “I heard she had asked …
Read More »Kwara Muslims ask that schools? names be changed alongside other demands amid lingering hijab crises
The Muslim community in Kwara State has suggested that the names of all schools formerly owned by Muslim and Christian proprietors in the state should be changed as part of solutions to the hijab crisis in the state. In a letter addressed to the State Governor, AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq, the Muslim …
Read More »UN expert demands accelerated probe into Sudan post-coup killings
A protester was killed during Friday’s demonstrations despite UN calls for security forces to ‘refrain from excessive violence against protesters’. A United Nations human rights expert on Sudan has called for accelerated investigations into the killings of protesters and other atrocities, as the death toll since last year’s coup nears …
Read More »Ukraine?s demands for US to supply advanced rocket launchers go beyond ?all limits and decency” – Russia
Russia has said that Ukraine’s demands for the West to send advanced rocket launchers in its defence of their homeland against Putin’s invasion goes beyond “all limits and decency”. The US announced on Wednesday, June 1 that it had agreed to send advanced rocket launchers to Ukraine, weapons that …
Read More »Nollywood Actor Drags Wife To Court, Says She Denied Him S3x, Demands Custody Of Step-daughter
Nollywood actor, Kalu Ikeagwu has on Monday told Ikeja High Court that his estranged wife abandoned their matrimonial home and ignored her bedroom duties after the birth of their son. The actor, therefore, sought the dissolution of the marriage in a suit marked LD/8939HD/2021. He is also seeking full custody …
Read More »Something hooge: Sabinus demands N1bn from beverage firm over trademark infringement
This demand was contained in a lawsuit filed against the beverage company by Sabinus’ lawyer, Stanley Alieke. Friesland Foods Wamco Nigeria Plc is the maker of Peak products including Peak Milk. In an advert posted on Instagram on Tuesday, May 24, 2022, Peak Milk had used the famous phrase ‘something …
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