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Chioma Avril, the fiancée of superstar singer, Davido has inked their son’s name, Ifeanyi on her wrist.

Chioma became a mother in the fall of 2019, giving the DMW Boss his first son and it was a wonderful moment.
Although his parents have done wonderfully well to keep their son’s identity from the media, there have been glimpses of the ‘celebrity baby’ and fans have been keeping up.
See photo below ;

thrill his fans.
To over pour his joy as he adds another year to his years<BIRTHDAY> ,decides to bless his fans with this song titled KAUNA.
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Islamic human rights group, Muslim Rights Concern, MURIC, has blamed those it described as fifth columnists for the crisis currently rocking various states in the country.
The #EndSARS protests turned bloody on Tuesday night after security agents opened fire at peaceful protesters at Lekki Toll Gate, Lagos State.
This led to destruction of properties and loss of lives, particularly in Lagos.
Many well-meaning individuals and organisations have since condemned the government decision to use force on the protesters and also appealed to the youths to allow peace to reign.
And MURIC, in a statement issued to DAILY POST on Thursday, signed by its Director, Professor Ishaq Akintola, appealed for calm.
While hailing the young Nigerians for demanding an end to police brutality, the Islamic rights group pleaded with them to step back to allow the government to actualize their demands.
“They [Nigerian youth] showed ingenuity in the coordination of the welfare of fellow protesters thereby lending credence to the ‘not too young to rule’ mantra.
“However, we are saddened by the carnage which attended the protests in the last 48 hours. The level of destruction and its geographical locations convince us that it was not the handiwork of the youths who started the demonstrations.
“There are also strong indications that the attacks on prisons where hardened criminals were set free was not carried out by our young ones. Neither was it part of their plan.
“Fifth columnists have infiltrated the rank and file of the protesters. The Lagos scenario is another cup of tea entirely. We are inclined to believe that the only logical explanation for the carnage in Lagos is the involvement of non-indigenes.”
The group noted that the targeted places for the attack showed an inordinate desire for a pound of flesh.
According to MURIC, the attacks on palace of the Oba of Lagos, TVC, The Nation newspaper, Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu’s mother’s house, may have been a “combination of deliberate misquotation and political motivation. We condemn this wanton destruction.”
Calling for calm on all sides, MURIC urged the security agencies to stop killing young Nigerians.
“It is the criminals who infiltrated the demonstrators who must be identified. The security agencies must separate the wheat from the chaff…” the group said.
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The BBN 2019 star was in an interview on Channels TV and she stated that promises were not enough and what they needed now was action from the government and leaders.
In her words ;
At the moment, we have given the government time. We are all in Nigeria; we hear promises; we need to see actions being taken. Legit action being taken
“I understand it is not going to happen overnight. There are certain procedures; there are certain stages to how all of this stuff can be achieved.
“At the same time, it is promises that we get to hear. We need to see action, actually. And trust me, the youths are not leaving the streets until we see action
Tacha also retweeted a tweet that quoted her from the interview saying, “Our Patience has been tested for long THIS IS THE TIME
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Nigerian activist, Omoyele Sowore has taken to social media to allege that some persons have made huge amount of money from negotiations on how to put an end to #EndSARS protest.

According to the pro-democracy campaigner, he refuses to be a part of #EndSARS negotiations, as some persons have turned the protest to a game and an avenue to enrich their pockets.
He further revealed that some people has made as much as billions from #EndSARS negotiations.
He tweeted,
“I will not be part of any negotiations regarding #ENDSARS, many have entered into these negotiations and come out of the other side becoming billionaires, to them it is a game! The only negotiation I will ever engage in is that of the surrender of our oppressors! #RevolutionNow.”

The end Special Anti-Robbery Squad (End SARS) or #EndSARS is a social movement in Nigeria that started on Twitter calling for banning of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad, a unit of the Nigerian Police Force blighted by accusations of kidnapping, murder, theft, rape, torture, unlawful arrests, high-handedness, humiliation, unlawful detention, extrajudicial killings, and extortion. It is a call to end police oppression and brutality in Nigeria

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The Carthage Eagles of Tunisia held the Nigeria’s Super Eagles to a 1-1 draw in an international friendly played in Austria on Tuesday.
Both sides scored in the first half as the second half looked more of experimentation as regards to the friendly.
Nigeria and Tunisia had their chances to win the match but the goalkeepers proved decisive for both sides.
As we look forward to the returning of players to their respective clubs in view to checkmating their performances ahead of the African
Nations Cup qualifier slated for November, these and more are salient questions Gernot Rohr and the Super Eagles must answer
Who is Nigeria’s penalty taker?
In the past, players like Austin Okocha (Jay-Jay), Obinna Nsofor and at some point and John Mikel Obi held the penalty duty in the team.
While Victor Moses shared the same role alongside Emmanuel Emenike in their own time.
The Eagles’ is spoilt with options as to who to take charge of this duty going forward in the future.
Players like Victor Osimhen, Kelechi Iheanacho and Odion Ighalo had held sway in this duty in recent past.
But with Ighalo now retired from the national team it remains to be seen who gets this role in the days ahead.
Why is Nigeria struggling to score?
The Super Eagles have got decent attacking talent options as we all know with the likes of Ahmed Musa captaining a host of impressive forwards in the team.
Guys like Cyriel Dessers, goal scorer Kelechi Iheanacho and Paul Onuachu had had their fair share of game time on the pitch but it was Iheanacho that managed to find the back of the net.
He missed a penalty later on in the game. And this sums up the team’s lack of goals as we ponder why goals are farfetched from the team.
The quality of the RC Genk forwards (Paul Onuachu) and Cyriel Dessers should produce the goals.
But they struggled to find the back of the net especially for the former who was not picked for the match against Tunisia due to his poor form against Algeria.
This should be a course for worry even as trickery winger likes Moses Simon, Samuel Chukwueze and debutant Chidera Ejuke are capable of adding goals to their game for Nigeria.
What does the future hold for Nigeria?
The Super Eagles may have drawn with Tunisia and lost to Algeria 0-1 but there is hope for real optimism ahead of future games for Nigeria.
It was good to see Kevin Ufuoma Akpoguma play alongside Leon Balogun and Kenneth Omeruo in defence just as Akpoguma replaced Tyronne Ebuehi in the Starting XI.
The manager Gernot Rohr is spoilt for choices in the defence as they made do without stand-in-skipper William Troost-Ekong in defence against Tunisia.
The attack as we know is full of quality even as Joshua Maja and Ademola Lookman expect possible call-ups in the days ahead.
All this could spur Nigerian fans on, irrespective of the outcome of the friendly matches they’ve played.
Gernot Rohr must work hard to create a balance in the team with a quest for a good midfield.
The message on the song is clear, ‘stop election violence, no sars, end police brutality, end sars, we need honest leaders, no more corrupt leaders and we need good leaders‘.
President Muhammadu Buhari said the country is heading for another recession, the second in four years.
He made this known yesterday, October 8, while presenting the 2021 budget to the National Assembly for approval. He noted, however, that the Federal Government has put in place plans to ensure rapid recovery in 2021.
He spoke against the backdrop of a significant increase in deficit beyond the provisions of the Fiscal Responsibility Act, following revenue pressures faced by the government.
He said: "The 2021 Budget was prepared amid a challenging global and domestic environment due to the persistent headwinds from the coronavirus pandemic.
"The resulting global economic recession, low oil prices and heightened global economic uncertainty have had important implications for our economy.
"The Nigerian economy is currently facing serious challenges, with the macroeconomic environment being significantly disrupted by the coronavirus pandemic.
"Real Gross Domestic Product, GDP, growth declined by 6.1 per cent in the second quarter of 2020. This ended the three-year trend of positive, but modest, real GDP growth recorded since the second quarter of 2017.
"I am glad to note that, through our collective efforts, our economy performed relatively better than that of many other developed and emerging economies."
He continued: "GDP growth is projected to be negative in the third quarter of this year. As such, our economy may lapse into the second recession in four years, with significant adverse consequences.
"However, we are working assiduously to ensure a rapid recovery in 2021. We remain committed to implementing programmes to lift 100 million Nigerians out of poverty over the next 10 years.
"As skills’ deficits limit employment opportunities in the formal economy, various skills’ development programmes are being implemented simultaneously to address this problem frontally.
"For instance, the government is implementing the Special Public Works programme to provide employment opportunities to 774,000 youths across the 774 local government areas of Nigeria.
"We have also recently introduced the N75 billion Nigeria Youth Investment Fund, of which N25 billion have been provided in 2021 Budget.
"We thank all Nigerians, for your perseverance and continued support during these difficult times. We remain unwavering in our commitment to actualize our vision of a bright future for everyone."
Against the backdrop of the revenue pressures faced by the Federal Government, the 2021 Appropriation Bill showed a significant increase in deficit beyond the provisions of the Fiscal Responsibility Act.
The deficit, inclusive of government-owned enterprises and project-tied loans, is projected at N5.2 trillion, which represents 3.64 per cent of estimated Gross Domestic Product, GDP, 0.64 percentage point above the 3.0 per cent threshold set by the Fiscal Responsibility Act, 2007.
Explaining this position, Buhari, however, stated: "We still face the existential challenge of coronavirus pandemic and its aftermath; I believe that this provides a justification to exceed the threshold as provided for by the law."
Giving further details on the deficit, he said: "The deficit will be financed mainly by new borrowings totalling N4.28 trillion, N205.15 billion from Privatization Proceeds and N709.69 billion in drawdowns on multilateral and bilateral loans secured for specific projects and programmes.
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