Author: Opalim Lifted

BBTitans: Shock as two unexpected housemates caught having s3x

Big Brother Titans (BBTitans) stars, Lukay and Ipeleng have become the first housemates to entangle in sexual intercourse in the Titans’ House. It would rather come as a shock to many viewers and even some of the housemates because they are among the most reserved housemates in the show. The two housemates, both South Africans, were caught having sex in the garden after the Pool party on Thursday night. A few other housemates, Marvin, Jaypee, and Yvonne witnessed the show as their moaning caught everyone’s attention The 37-year-old Lukay and Ipeleng, 25, started showing signs of intimacy earlier in the…

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Tax collector stabbed to death in Benin City

Two people were killed and several others injured when a 33-year-old stateless Palestinian man attacked them with a knife on Wednesday on a regional train travelling between Kiel and Hamburg in northern Germany, authorities said. Police in the state of Schlewsig-Holstein on the Danish border said the man, who was himself lightly injured, was being treated in hospital. He was arrested at a train stop in the village of Brokstedt. Three others were seriously injured in the attack and four were lightly injured, authorities said. There was no information yet on the motive for the attack, police said. Regional broadcaster…

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Adani Group: Asia's richest man fires back at fraud allegations

A company owned by Asia’s richest man has hit back at a report which accused the firm of “brazen” stock manipulation and accounting fraud. The Adani Group, founded by the Asian Lord Gautam Adani, called the report by a US investment firm “malicious” and “selective misinformation”. The group lost almost $11bn (£8.7bn) of its market value after the research was made public on Wednesday. It is now considering legal action against New York’s Hindenburg Research. Adani Group is one of India’s biggest companies and has operations in a wide range of industries including commodities trading, airports, utilities, and renewable energy.…

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FEC, Vice President Yemi Osinbajo will lead Nigeria's Economic Sustainability Committee

The Federal Executive Council (FEC) presided over by Vice President Prof. Yemi Osinbajo on Wednesday in Abuja approved the National Child Online Protection Policy and Strategy. Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, Prof. Isa Pantami, told newsmen at the end of Wednesday’s cabinet meeting that the strategy aimed at protecting children from the harmful side of the digital environment. Pantami said the policy was in line with the International Telecommunication Union’s policy document for all its member countries. “There are many benefits of going online; the world population reached 10 billion on Nov. 15, 2022. “Today, we have around 6.3…

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ICPC clears Gbajabiamila, says Adeniyi forged appointment letter

Speaker Femi Gbajabiamila has threatened to invoke the provisions of section 89(D) of the 1999 Constitution as amended to compel the Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Godwin Emefiele to appear before the House. Section 89 gives the parliament power to issue a warrant of arrest on anybody who refuses to honor an invitation from them. The House at plenary on Tuesday set up an ad-hoc committee to interface with the CBN and Managing Directors of Banks on the scarcity of the redesigned naira notes and cashless policy while asking the apex bank to extend the deadline for…

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Williams Uchemba calls out INEC officials over PVC collection

Deeply concerned about the upcoming 2023 election, Nollywood actor, Willams Uchemba has called out officials of the Independent Electoral Commission, INEC, over their attitudes towards Nigerians seeking to collect their voters’ cards. He lamented that the electorates are being subjected to difficulties in their quest to collect their cards at the Electoral Commission centers across the country. There have been videos of eligible voters crying out over how they are being treated by some staff of the Electoral Commission who go as far as collecting money before releasing the cards. The Abia State-born actor via his Instagram account shared one…

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Tinubu directs Shettima to accompany Buhari’s body home

President Muhammadu Buhari has begun a two-day official visit to Katsina State, the media reports. During the visit, Buhari would inaugurate some projects and inspect others executed by the administration of Gov. Aminu Masari. Some of the projects ready for commissioning include Kofar-Kaura and kofar-Kwaya underpass, and Katsina Revenue House, among others. He would inspect some ongoing projects within the state capital, Katsina. Buhari would also commission some schools, hospitals, and roads outside the state capital, during the second day of the visit. The President, according to the itinerary from the Government House, would also inaugurate the new Darma Rice…

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NCS ordered officers to shut down all their WhatsApp groups

The Federal Government said it has trained 10,463 additional officers of the Nigerian Correctional Service (NCoS) to effectively and efficiently handle firearms to protect its facilities across the country. The Minister of Interior, Rauf Aregbesola disclosed this during a State House Briefing with newsmen on Thursday. The development followed the attack on the Kuje Medium Correctional Facility by terrorists on July 2022, as well as other jailbreaks recorded in Lagos, Imo, Jos, and Edo States among others. “We are mandating officers in charge of our facilities not just to carry pistols but high-capacity weapons. Before now, officers were just officers,…

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Pope Francis diagnosed with double pneumonia – Vatican

The leader of the Catholics Church, Pope Francis on Wednesday called for an end to laws banning homosexuality, noting that “we are all children of God.” The Pope added that “being homosexual is not a crime” but “it’s a sin.” He made this known while speaking to the Associated Press, calling criminal restrictions on homosexuality “unjust,” continuing that “it’s not a crime.” “Yes, but it’s a sin,” he said. “Fine, but first let’s distinguish between a sin and a crime.” While speaking from Vatican City, he then said it is “also a sin to lack charity with one another.” “We…

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Recent months have seen a rise in bedbug infestations across France

A Dutch hacker arrested in November obtained and offered for sale the full name, address, and date of birth of virtually everyone in Austria, the Alpine nation’s police said on Wednesday. A user believed to be the hacker offered the data for sale in an online forum in May 2020, presenting it as “the full name, gender, complete address and date of birth of presumably every citizen” in Austria, police said in a statement, adding that investigators had confirmed its authenticity. The trove comprised close to nine million sets of data, police said. Austria’s population is roughly 9.1 million. The…

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