DanDizzy Laments And Advise Lagosians

 For me, I think this man is very much.. I am a Yoruba man and a lagosian at that and I agree with you dandizzy

Dear lagosians there are 36states in nigeria, nigeria does not start and end in lagos!! People live in calabar, porthacourt akwa ibom, enugu benin and delta&they have amazing lives and they do not drink yellow water and spend half of their lives in traffic or pay expensive rent.

Jamal Adebayo "Isbae U" Loses father

 Popular Yoruba actor and father to skit maker Isbae U, Kamal Adebayo, known in Nollywood as Sir Kay, has been reported to have passed away.

The actor, known for his unique slang in Yoruba movies, is the father of popular skitmaker and influencer, Isbae U.

With scores of movie credits, he was famous for his unique roles and wordplay.

His death comes just months after Isbae U surprised him with N1m cash as a birthday gift.

Many actors have taken to social media to mourn him. The cause of his death is yet to be announced.

Bolanle Raheem: Police To Release Two Officers Who Were Found Innocent

 Two police officers arrested alongside ASP Dambri Vandi, over the murder of Lagos-based lawyer Mrs Bolanle Raheem, will be released today, IGBERETV reports.

Lagos police spokesperson, Benjamin Hundeyin said the police officers are being processed for release after it was discovered that they were not involved in the crime.

Hundeyin said the police officers were taken into custody immediately and later transferred to the State Criminal Investigation Department for thorough investigation.

He said; 

“The two police men arrested with ASP , who killed the lawyer will be released today (Tuesday) after giving their testimonies to the command.

“They were arrested because they saw what happened. They were not the ones who allegedly killed the woman.

“They have given their stories on what happened and the CP has ordered that they should be released while investigations continue.”

Obama's Favorite Songs Of 2022 Include 3 From Nigeria

 Burna's Last Last, Ayra Starr's Rush and Rema's Calm Down both made Obama's list of favorite songs of 2022. 

The ex POTUS shared in tweet

#NigeriaToTheWorld

Started from...now we here!!

Diran Onifade: Arthur Eze Afraid Of Losing Influence

 Arthur Eze afraid of losing influence — Obi’s Spokesman

December 27, 2022

By John Alechenu, Abuja

Diran Onifade, the Spokesperson for the Presidential candidate of the Labour Party, Mr. Peter Obi, has described comments ascribed to Anambra businessman, Chief Arthur Eze, about the LP candidate as unfortunate but not unexpected.

Onifade said this in a telephone interview with Vanguard, in Abuja, on Tuesday.

He was responding to Eze’s call on Obi to jettison his Presidential ambition because Ndigbo had other plans for now and in the future.

Onifade who made it clear that he was expressing his personal opinion on the subject, said, “It is the influence of people like that that we want to take our politics away from.

“He is part of the establishment and structure that young Nigerians what to take our country back from.

“When we take power from the Peoples Democratic Party and the All Progressives Congress, the likes of Arthur Eze will no longer wield the kind of influence they enjoy today.

“You don’t expect them to take this lying down. Our candidate and our campaign remain focused on the take ahead which is to take back our country, rebuild it to make it take its proper place in the comity of nations. “

BBNaija's Sheggz And Bella Celebrate their First Christmas Together

 Big Brother Naija stars, Sheggz And Bella celebrate their first Christmas together, IGBERETV reports.

Both ex-housemates who started a romantic relationship in the Big Brother Naija house this year shared loved-up photos of themselves dressed in marching green and black outfits to celebrate their first Christmas together.

The photos were captioned on their Instagram handles;

"First Christmas Together"

Shell To Pay 15 Million Euros In Settlement Over Nigerian Oil Spills

 Shell (SHEL.L) will pay 15 million euros ($15.9 million) to communities in Nigeria that were affected by multiple oil pipeline leaks in the Niger Delta, the oil company on Friday said in a joint statement with the Dutch division of Friends of the Earth.

The compensation is the result of a Dutch court case brought by Friends of the Earth, in which Shell’s Nigerian subsidiary SPDC last year was found to be responsible for the oil spills and was ordered to pay for damages to farmers.

The money will benefit the communities of Oruma, Goi and Ikot Ada Udo in Nigeria, that were impacted by four oil spills that occurred between 2004 and 2007.

“The settlement is on a no admission of liability basis, and settles all claims and ends all pending litigation related to the spills,” Shell said.

An independent expert had confirmed that SPDC has installed a leak detection system on the KCTL Pipeline in compliance with the appeal court’s orders, the company added.

The case was brought in 2008 by four farmers and environmental group Friends of the Earth, seeking reparations for lost income from contaminated land and waterways in the region, the heart of Nigeria’s oil industry.

After the appeals court’s final ruling last year, Shell said it continued to believe the spills were caused by sabotage.

But the court said Shell had not proven “beyond reasonable doubt” that sabotage had caused the spill, rather than poor maintenance.