Popular Nigerian singer, Iyanya, sparked mixed reactions after pushing a fan off the stage during a show in Awka, Anambra State.
A video making rounds on social media captured the moment the singer cautioned the fan spraying him money.
Iyanya, however, pushed him off the stage for persistently slapping his face with it.
Taking to Twitter to address the circumstance, the singer stated that it was uncomfortable for him but the fan refused to act accordingly.
“The guy kept slapping my face with the money and I tried to hold his hand and he continued. First no matter how much you are spraying, don’t slap someone with it, that’s disrespectful,” he wrote.
A video showing a staff of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), collecting money from registered voters before they can collect their Permanent Voters’ Card (PVC) has surfaced the media space.
The act is seen to have taken place at the Commission’s PVC collection centre at Emene, Enugu East Local Government Area of Enugu State.
The development is coming on the heels of consistent denials by the top officials of the INEC that its staff don’t engage in extortion of registered voters before they can pick their PVCs.
Victor Aluko, the INEC director for Voter Education and Publicity, had in one of the Channels Television’s Politics Today programme, described as false, allegations that its staff members were colluding with certain people to prevent eligible Nigerians from collecting their PVCs.
“Well, personally, I don’t believe so. I don’t believe that anybody is colluding with anyone to prevent eligible Nigerians from collecting their PVCs. I don’t think so,” he said.
He, however, said any of its staff members found to be obstructing Nigerians from collecting their PVCs would be punished and prosecuted.
However, in the video, the staff, who appeared to be a woman, was asked by another elderly woman (a registered voter) when the commission started collecting money for PVC.
“I didn’t know that one now has to pay to collect the card,
“This is a bad impression to the public, it’s not good,” she said.
The said official resorted to abuse, asking those who weren’t ready to pay to go to the Local Government to collect theirs.
“If you don’t want to pay, you go to the local government and collect it,” she said.
Immediately she learnt she was being captured on camera, she said, “if you video me, I will fight it out with you.
“Did you pay me for this job. God punish you.”
Recall that a civil rights group, the International Society for Civil Liberties and Rule of Law, Intersociety, had raised alarm over an alleged sundry extortion at collection centres, especially in Anambra, Enugu and Imo States.
The group said PVC collection exercise was characterized by reports of long queues, especially in the South-East and South-South.
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Celebrity nightlife enterpreneur, YhemoLee, has revealed that night clubs are the new spots people who engage in hookups market themselves around.
Yhemolee made this known while speaking on the show, Tea withTay on Taymesan’s podcast.
He stated that many ladies who have undergone cosmetic surgery advertise themselves at night clubs.
Clients thus go there to pick up the women they want and most of these ladies charge atleast $5,000 per night.
He added that most of the men who patronize these ladies either pay in cash or pay with gifts consisting of luxury items.
In another news, Yhemolee has replied skit maker, Carter Efe, after Carter called him out for disrespecting skit makers over his assertion about skitmaking.
Carter in an Instagram live video, called out Yhemolee for berating skitmakers after the latter claimed he ditched skitmaking for nightlife.
Yhemolee has therefore replied Carter, as he disclosed that he is paid every night same amount Carter is paid to influence for six months.
He wrote;
“Lol playing with fire.
Don’t just spit. This is prolly your 6months endorsement fee in a night. Can’t even count how many nights I’ve done in nightlife. I still make more money than you in your skit| influencing or
whatever you call it. I wasn’t even talking to you or referring to no one, was simply saying how nightlife pays more and why I directed more of my energy to it rather than skit making lol.
But Y’ll youngins are so quick to clout chase at every little chance you get. Man I’ve been doing this skit p prolly before you gained admission into uni. Shalom”.
Teni, the award-winning Nigerian singer, has caused a stir on social media after she took a swipe at fellow singer Burna Boy in a brutal way.
The younger sister of Niniola, took to her Instagram story to share an adorable video of her and her cute pet. In the video, Teni can be seen reaching out to her puppy and calling it “Burna Boy”.
Burna fans have interpreted this as Teni indirectly telling Burna Boy that he is her pet, and the video has since gone viral on social media. The once plus-sized singer had chosen to give her dog the name of Burna Boy, which has caused quite a stir on social media and sparked a debate among fans.
Many have taken to social media to express their views on Teni’s actions. While some have criticized her for being disrespectful, others have defended her and said that it was just a playful act.
In conclusion, Teni’s video of her dog and her choice of name for the dog has sparked a social media debate and caught the attention of many. It’s interesting to see how the music industry would react to this and how Burna Boy would take it.
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