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The President of South, Africa Cyril Ramaphosa has announced that his country will move to lockdown level 3 starting at midnight on Monday 28 December. As part of the new stricter Covid-19 rules, not wearing a mask is now a criminal offence and people who aren’t wearing masks in public can be arrested. Until now the owners and managers of shops and public buildings, employers and operators of public transport have had a legal responsibility…
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Popular musicians, Davido and Burna Boy were involved in a brawl at a clubhouse in Accra, Ghana over the weekend. Nigerians on social media woke on Monday to multiple videos detailing what happened, leaving fans confused as to why the two singers have a beef to start with. Also at the club was Starboy Wizkid who looked completely uninterested in whatever was going on, drinking away. Wizkid, Davido, and Burna Boy are currently considered as…
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Brazil’s star footballer Neymar is at the center of a new controversy storm after several Brazilian media reported that he’s organizing a huge New Year’s Eve party despite the coronavirus pandemic. Acelmo Goes, a columnist for the O Globo newspaper, claimed that the Paris Saint-Germain forward is hosting 500 people for a week-long party at his luxury beachside mansion near Rio de Janeiro that started on Saturday and will last until New Year’s Day. Brazil…
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Popular Nigerian cross-dresser, Okuneye Idris Olanrewaju also known as Bobrisky, has revealed that she is set to undergo a sex reassignment surgery to become a woman. Bobrisky made this known in a post to her 3.6 million Instagram followers yesterday, the popular male barbie disclosed that a certain Doctor Philip from Colombia would be performing the surgery on her at an estimated cost of $300,000. Sharing a before and after photo collage of a man…
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Chico Ejiro, the popular Nollywood producer died in the early hours of Christmas day from a seizure. His family said his remains have been deposited at the morgue. Delta State-born Ejiro is a movie director, screenwriter, and producer who brought Nollywood to the limelight in the early 2000s. His 2002 profile in the New York Times titled “When There’s Too Much of a Not-Very-Good Thing” by Matt Steinglass highlighted the many challenges and opportunities available…