2023 – Parrot Mouth Blog

Coups: Elders’ forum urges African leaders to prioritize the welfare of their citizens.

To consolidate democracy in the region, the West African Elders Forum (WAEF) has urged African leaders to place citizens’ welfare, peace, and security at the center of governance. In Abuja, participants at the ‘State of Democracy’ webinar hosted by WAEF, an Initiative of the Goodluck Jonathan Foundation (GJF), provided this recommendation in a statement released by its Communications Officer, Mr Wealth Ominabo. The topic of the discussion is “Making sense of democratic reversals in West Africa.” The participants analyzed the obstacles to democratic governance in the region and how to advance democracy in the face of a growing trend of coups and unconstitutional government change. In addition, the speakers at the virtual meeting exhorted governments, regional and sub-regional organizations to invest more in citizen-centered initiatives that would serve as a buffer against threats to democracy. In addition, they advocated for the strengthening of democratic frameworks in nations to ensure accountability and ensure free and credible elections. The assessors noted that a decline in the region due to poor governance had resulted in frustration and a lack of trust between citizens and the government. They called for a reconsideration of democracy on the continent in light of the contemporary realities of its citizens. In her contributions, former Gambia Vice President Fatoumata Tambajang attributed democratic reversal in the region to political leaders’ disregard for democratic norms and inability to keep political promises. “It is time to reconsider democracy in our current context. First, what are the factors contributing to the decline of democracy? “The situation in the Sahel is complicated due to the fact that civil officials are unwilling to respect constitutions and civil institutions. In addition, they are not prepared to fulfill their democratic promises. “The majority of our leaders believe that after soliciting votes and winning at the polls, they neglect to fulfill their commitments to the people. “Citizens are becoming increasingly cognizant and expressing that they are weary of voting without seeing results. “They are stating that they want respectable lives, food in their homes, security, and competent civil servants who can deliver services. “They assert that they want equal opportunities and gender equality,” Tambajang stated. Additionally, Mr. Remi Ajibewa, former Director of the Department of Political Affairs, Peace and Security at the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) Commission, suggested that ECOWAS should place a greater emphasis on its citizens than on its incumbent presidents. Ajibewa highlighted the numerous efforts made by ECOWAS to protect democracy in the subregion. “We anticipate civilian coups that take the form of referendums, popular insurrection, military-assisted transition, and constitutional review following the election. “It’s not that ECOWAS has not performed well. It is a perception problem. “Citizens on the continent view ECOWAS as an organization more concerned with securing the regimes of incumbent presidents than with advancing the interests of the people.” “ECOWAS needs to move from ECOWAS of the government to ECOWAS of the people,” he said. Ajibewa added that preserving democracy on the African continent required a collaborative effort. He exhorted all parties involved to protect and advance democracy in the region. “We all have a role to perform, from civil society to member states to ECOWAS, AU, and the United Nations. Ajibewa stated, “We must mobilize to strengthen the institutions of member states in order to have a peaceful and inclusive electoral system.” Mr. Moussa Kondon, executive director of the Sahel Institute for Democracy and Governance, urged ECOWAS to redouble its efforts to safeguard democracy in the subregion. During the webinar, Kondon, who was also a panelist, stated that with ECOWAS, it was always negotiation after negotiation while people suffered. “Because of globalization, individuals have greater access to information and are better informed than in the past. “ECOWAS must proactively engage and uphold its relevant instruments, especially those promoting democracy and good governance,” he stated. (NAN) Related Posts Market offers rent-now, pay-later answer to tenants. Prospective renters in Nigeria can now breathe a sigh of relief as a rental solution that simplifies renting and facilitates Read more Rwanda retreat: Nigerian governments discuss complex issues. 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She is 22 while I am 33 years old. – Cross, Neo, and Doyin discuss Ilebaye’s strategy of ‘playing the victim’

Season 8 All-Stars Edition of BBNaija Cross was overheard discussing the ‘playing the victim’ strategy allegedly employed by Ilebaye with fellow housemates Doyin and Neo. Cross asserts that Ilebaye has manipulated the majority of housemates by portraying herself as a victim and utilizing her resources to her advantage. Cross inquired about Ilebaye’s educational background and was astounded by her ability to delude everyone in the house. He stated, “I am 33 years old and Ilebaye is 22. How exactly did she manipulate us all? And are you aware of her academic major? Human security and psychology.” Cross’s statement drew the attention of individuals, who inundated the post’s comments section with their opinions. Related Posts Uriel was evicted, not Adekunle or Doyin. Ceec, Pere Pere Egbi and his colleague Ceec discuss how their money was on Adekunle or Doyin, but they did not anticipate Read more Ifu Ennada talks about social media trolls: “Trolls call me transgender” Ifu Ennada, a reality television personality, recently discussed her experiences with social media abusers. When discussing the daily messages she Read more Netizens ridicule Yul and Judy Austin over new post: “Happy, satisfied couple don’t need to post everyday to convince people they’re in love.” Yul and his second wife Judy Austin have once again attracted criticism for their persistent public display of affection. Since Read more ‘Yvonne Nelson’s claims of my affair with Tonto Dikeh almost lost me my relationship’ — Iyanya. Iyanya, a renowned Nigerian vocalist, discusses how the allegations made by his ex-girlfriend and Ghanaian actress Yvonne Nelson regarding his Read more Parrot Mouth Blogparrotmouthblog.com

“How I was robbed and sexually harassed during my year of service in Oyo” – Lady describes her experience.

A Nigerian woman described her harrowing experience of being robbed and sexually accosted in Oyo state during her year of service. The victim, whose identity has been concealed, recounted the terrifying incident on TikTok, casting light on the traumatic event and the alleged negligence of local authorities. According to the victim’s account, she and her neighbors were attacked by over seven armed men on the fateful day of the incident. The armed assailants forced entry into their residence before robbing them of their valuables and subjecting them to physical and sexual assault. The victim disclosed that the criminals had groped her before stealing her two mobile phones and emptying her bank accounts. The victim and her neighbors reportedly summoned security personnel to the scene to provide immediate assistance. To their dismay, the response from the authorities reportedly fell far short of expectations. She disclosed that security personnel allegedly failed to capture the criminals. She also claimed that the police demanded N50,000 from her before launching a thorough investigation into the incident. Related Posts Delta police arrest nearly 100 gay wedding suspects. The Delta State Police Command has announced that it has detained more than one hundred homosexual suspects who were conducting Read more Businesswoman sobs after burglars empty hair shop Unknown thieves completely depleted a businesswoman’s store of all merchandise, causing her to cry out in agony. The woman who Read more Attendance is taken using a fingerprint scanner by the instructor. A lecturer has gone above and beyond by using a biometric scanner to take attendance in order to prevent absent Read more Elon Musk Praises Tesla Cybertruck After Explosion Outside Trump Hotel in Las Vegas Elon Musk has lauded the Tesla Cybertruck for containing a violent explosion outside the Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas Read more Parrot Mouth Blogparrotmouthblog.com

After the revolt in Gabon, 90-year-old Cameroonian President Paul Biya replaces his Minister of Defense.

We believe that Cameroon President Paul Biya made significant changes to the country’s ministry of defense out of concern of a coup. This is occurring in the wake of the revolt in Gabon that removed President Ali Bongo, whose family had been in power for more than four decades. President Biya reshuffled positions in the defense, air force, navy, and police departments. He made the announcement on social media platform X. Biya, now 90 years old, seized control in a coup d’état in 1982 and has been president ever since. Also, shortly after the revolt in Gabon on August 30th, Rwanda’s defense force (RDF) announced on X, formerly known as Twitter, that President Paul Kagame had approved the retirement of 83 senior officers. According to the RDF, Kagame also sanctioned the promotion and appointment of a number of officers to replace outgoing officials. The chief of defence staff of Rwanda, the ambassador of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to Rwanda, and the defence attaché of Cameroon met to discuss methods to “enhance defense cooperation between their respective countries.” The constitution of Rwanda was amended in 2015 to enable Kagame to remain president until 2034. Since 2000, the 65-year-old Kagame has been in power. The decisions of Kagame and Biya to reorganize their militaries came a few hours after the military assumed power in Gabon, ending the 53-year rule of President Ali Bongo’s family. Related Posts Market offers rent-now, pay-later answer to tenants. Prospective renters in Nigeria can now breathe a sigh of relief as a rental solution that simplifies renting and facilitates Read more Rwanda retreat: Nigerian governments discuss complex issues. The Nigerian governors will attend and participate in a three-day leadership retreat in Kigali, Rwanda, designed to provide a platform Read more Shaibu: I support Obaseki and seek governorship. Philip Shaibu, the deputy governor of Edo State, has pledged to remain loyal to Edo State’s governor, Godwin Obaseki, despite Read more Citigroup expects more foreign investment in Nigeria and others despite FX turmoil. Citigroup Inc. has stated that Nigeria, Angola, and Kenya are among the African nations that are anticipated to attract more Read more Parrot Mouth Blogparrotmouthblog.com

“Ceec is a sweet girl” – Uriel rallies support for a housemate following a heated argument with Pere.

Former Big Brother Naija All Stars housemate Uriel has come out in support of Ceec following her heated argument with Pere. Recall that Ceec and her friend Pere had an argument yesterday morning over housework and an early morning residents’ meeting. CeeC escalated the situation by making provocative remarks about Pere’s family during the heated exchange. On her official Instagram page, Uriel commented on the fiercely debated altercation between CeeC and Pere that was trending on social media. After CeeC severely insulted Pere and even compared him to Tobi from BBNaija Double Wahala, the former reality star was certain to defend CeeC. Uriel claims that CeeC’s reaction to being singled out was exclusively motivated by her feelings of pain and isolation. The expelled BBNaija housemate went on to say that CeeC has a decent heart and that they enjoyed their time together on the show. Related Posts Market offers rent-now, pay-later answer to tenants. Prospective renters in Nigeria can now breathe a sigh of relief as a rental solution that simplifies renting and facilitates Read more Rwanda retreat: Nigerian governments discuss complex issues. The Nigerian governors will attend and participate in a three-day leadership retreat in Kigali, Rwanda, designed to provide a platform Read more Shaibu: I support Obaseki and seek governorship. Philip Shaibu, the deputy governor of Edo State, has pledged to remain loyal to Edo State’s governor, Godwin Obaseki, despite Read more Citigroup expects more foreign investment in Nigeria and others despite FX turmoil. Citigroup Inc. has stated that Nigeria, Angola, and Kenya are among the African nations that are anticipated to attract more Read more Parrot Mouth Blogparrotmouthblog.com

Ali Bongo: The opulence of sartorial dynastic dictators.

A select few individuals have risen to prominence, not only as political figures, but also as embodiments of extravagance and excess, on a continent characterized by diverse cultures and persistent challenges. Ali Bongo’s recent campaign for a third term as president attracted international attention due to his extravagant lifestyle, exemplifying the phenomenon of African sartorial dynastic dictators. Bongo, whose family’s grip on Gabon was ended on August 30 by a coup, represents the combination of luxury and authority. During his campaign, he wore a white Vinci suit valued approximately $200. This quantity alone exceeds more than fifty percent of the country’s minimum wage in Gabonese currency. The over 55-year reign of the Bongo family began with Ali’s father, President Omar Bongo. He ruled for 42 years, during which time he amassed astonishing wealth, including 70 bank accounts and an assortment of luxurious possessions, including 39 apartments, 2 Ferraris, 6 Mercedes-Benz automobiles, 3 Porsches, and even a Bugatti in France. Ali Bongo, the scion of Gabon’s ruling family, has skillfully intertwined luxury and authority in a narrative. His signature attire is designer suits frequently accessorized with silk ties and bespoke components. This opulent demeanor extended to even the most formal events, such as King Charles’ coronation, where he wore a designer wedding suit and his wife, Sylvia Bongo Ondimba, wore an ornate ivory skirt suit with silver and gold embroidery. His collection of opulent automobiles, which includes Mercedes, Maybachs, and Rolls-Royces, contributes to Bongo’s extravagant lifestyle. Notably, he sometimes appears in public wearing the costly Moroccan Jabador attire, which is typically designated for wealthy individuals in Morocco or Algeria. After the Gabonese military seized power, Bongo appeared in the viral “Help us make noise” video wearing traditional African blue attire. However, these extravagant displays of affluence are also met with criticism. Ali’s sister Pascaline Bongo reportedly racked up a $86 million luxury aviation travel bill within two years, which is a striking example. The ostentatious display of such extravagance, coupled with the failure to settle the bill, highlighted the disparity between the dictators’ lavish lifestyles and the severe economic difficulties experienced by the majority of Gabonese citizens. Critics contend that Ali Bongo and his clan’s substantial real estate holdings in the United States, Canada, and France stand in glaring contrast to the country’s poverty, inadequate healthcare access, and educational disparities. These concerns continue to highlight the nation’s significant inequality. Nguema Obiang Mangue, the son of Equatorial Guinea’s long-standing dictator Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo, is another heir poised to succeed his father in the presidency. Currently, he serves as Vice President. The Vice President of Equatoria Guinea, also known as “Playboy Theodorin,” has amassed an impressive collection of assets, including a multimillion-dollar mansion in Paris, a fleet of luxury vehicles, and a private jet. His extravagant lifestyle is highly visible on numerous social media platforms. He is connected with parties, hip hop celebrities, and uncommon exotic animals on display in his private zoo. Many of his dubious dealings have been subject to global legal scrutiny. In February of this year, a South African court ordered the auction of the Vice-President’s superyacht and two luxury properties as payment for a botched airline deal that resulted in the illegal detention and torture of a South African businessman. In 2020, a court in Paris issued Nguema a three-year suspended prison sentence and a 30-million-euro punishment for allegedly using public funds to purchase a Paris residence and luxury vehicles. As the first African leader to be sentenced for ill-gotten gains by a French court, this was a momentous occasion. Similarly, assets held in the United States and Switzerland have been identified as possible targets of legal action. As a deliberate strategy to distinguish themselves from the populace, dictators frequently adopt flamboyant and ostentatious styles. According to Peter York, author of “Dictator Style: Lifestyles of the World’s Most Colorful Dictators,” this distinctive approach to attire functions to convey their superiority and hierarchical authority. York argues that the eccentric clothing choices, such as Gaddafi’s ostentatious white suits with gold braids, signify their position as “top dog” and reflect their desire to dazzle and intimidate. York suggests that by analyzing the fashion preferences of dictators, we can gain insight into their operating principles, revealing a bid for both reverence and terror. He emphasizes that the sartorial choices of dictators stand in stark contrast to current fashion trends, exhibiting a deliberately individualistic style that disregards conformity. According to York, this aversion to fashion norms strengthens their rejection of external influences, such as international law and global conventions. In this context, dictators’ distinctive and extravagant designs represent a calculated effort to distinguish themselves and exert power. These sartorial choices reveal their psychological and strategic mindset, in which the pursuit of power, adulation, and intimidation takes precedence over conforming to societal norms and laws. These tales of opulence highlight the intricate dynamics that shape the political leadership in Africa. The complex relationship between affluence and accountability is reinforced by the stark contrast between the dictators’ lavish lifestyles and their countries’ economic and social challenges. Ali Bongo and Nguema Obiang Mangue’s extravagant lifestyles continue to serve as poignant reminders of the multidimensional nature of leadership on a continent striving for progress and equitable resource distribution. Related Posts Market offers rent-now, pay-later answer to tenants. Prospective renters in Nigeria can now breathe a sigh of relief as a rental solution that simplifies renting and facilitates Read more Rwanda retreat: Nigerian governments discuss complex issues. The Nigerian governors will attend and participate in a three-day leadership retreat in Kigali, Rwanda, designed to provide a platform Read more Shaibu: I support Obaseki and seek governorship. 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Nigeria’s creative sector receives an eight-point agenda

The Minister of Arts, Culture, and the Creative Economy, Hanatu Musa Musawa, has revealed her plan to make Nigeria the global creative, cultural, and entertainment capital. The aforementioned mandate consists of an eight-point agenda aimed at expanding the entertainment, arts, and cultural sector, thereby creating new employment opportunities for Nigeria’s artistic expression resource: its citizens. According to Musawa, the Nigerian culture possesses monetary value. The eight-point plan was developed with the aim of realizing the sector’s potential as the creative economy becomes the new ‘oil’ and innovation, as well as the country’s culture. First, The Nigeria Destination 2030 is intended to expand the arts, culture, and creative economy in accordance with a single vision. This vision is to make Nigeria the creative capital of Africa by creating more employment, more inbound tourists, and more local opportunities that will boost the growth of all creative sectors. The second of this eight-point agenda prioritizes skills development to ensure that professionals are adequately trained to excel in their respective disciplines. In addition, the agenda includes the expedited improvement, creation, and implementation of policy frameworks that effectively stimulate increased revenue generation, employment creation, and sustainable sector-wide growth. Protecting and securing the creations of artists and content creators remains a priority. Prior to 2030, the team aims to develop a comprehensive and effective arts, culture, and creative economy strategy. A component of this plan is to assemble intelligent strategic perspectives that will further stimulate investment. The creative economy also aims to increase Nigeria’s GDP, with the goal of ranking among the world’s top 20 in terms of GDP contribution, wealth creation, job creation, and poverty reduction. The objective of point 7 is to enable business environments in order to prioritize infrastructure development assisted by digital transformation. In addition, in the final agenda point, the vision seeks to preserve the cultural heritage and sustainability of Nigeria while promoting tourism and economic development. With these goals in mind, Hanatu pledges to be relentless in his pursuit of lost artifacts, including the Benin Bronzes. Related Posts Market offers rent-now, pay-later answer to tenants. Prospective renters in Nigeria can now breathe a sigh of relief as a rental solution that simplifies renting and facilitates Read more Rwanda retreat: Nigerian governments discuss complex issues. The Nigerian governors will attend and participate in a three-day leadership retreat in Kigali, Rwanda, designed to provide a platform Read more Shaibu: I support Obaseki and seek governorship. Philip Shaibu, the deputy governor of Edo State, has pledged to remain loyal to Edo State’s governor, Godwin Obaseki, despite Read more Citigroup expects more foreign investment in Nigeria and others despite FX turmoil. Citigroup Inc. has stated that Nigeria, Angola, and Kenya are among the African nations that are anticipated to attract more Read more Parrot Mouth Blogparrotmouthblog.com

Effects of absent father on marriage.

We cannot disregard the fact that the absence of a father, whether due to death, physical absence, or emotional unavailability, can have significant effects on an individual’s life, including their marriage, given the high rate of separation, divorce, and single parenting in our society. People’s responses to this circumstance are influenced by a variety of factors, including their values, outlook, personality, coping mechanisms, and social support. We must initiate a self-awareness campaign regarding the dangers of a lack of fatherhood in a person’s life, but this does not portend doom. If individuals can become intentional about pursuing assistance, support, and therapy along their journey, they have a greater likelihood of achieving a positive outcome than if no structure is in place. If you had a father absence and have struggled to be stable in a relationship, sabotaging your focus and commitment, here are indications that your father absence may be affecting you now: Emotional instability: Your emotions can be unstable if you have no one to share the bond that a father and daughter share. In the absence of a nurturing and supportive father figure, you may experience emotional outbursts or emotional withdrawal in your relationship or marriage. Attachment Problems: Growing up without a present and involved father can cause you to develop attachment problems, which can hinder your ability to establish secure and healthy emotional connections with partners in the future. If you are in a relationship or married, you may have noticed that you give up readily during conflicts, causing you to threaten to leave when problems arise. You may develop a dread of abandonment, which can affect your approach to marital conflicts and difficulties. Alternately, you may become excessively dependent on your partner, seeking the emotional support you never received, or you may avoid emotional intimacy altogether. Lack of trust and intimacy in your relationships or marriage: An absent father figure can impede your ability to trust and be vulnerable with your partner. This may cause intimacy and emotional closeness issues within a marriage. You may have difficulty committing completely due to fears that the relationship will not last or past abandonment experiences. Problems with Communication and Low Self-Esteem You may find it difficult to communicate openly and honestly in your marriage. You may have difficulty communicating your needs, desires, emotions, and worries. Insecurities and low self-esteem can be caused by absent fathers in maturity. These emotions may influence your self-perception and sense of self-worth within your marriage. Mirroring and Role Modeling: Authority figures, such as a father, play an essential role in modeling behaviors and attitudes regarding relationships, gender roles, and conflict resolution. The absence of a positive masculine role model can affect your approach to marriage. This also has implications for parenting your offspring. Growing up without a father can make it difficult to comprehend parental roles and responsibilities, which can impact the co-parenting dynamics within an individual’s own family. Remember that having an absent father does not preclude you from overcoming these obstacles; you can do so with self-awareness, personal development, and the support of a loving partner. Therapy or counseling can assist you in addressing these issues. Additionally, open communication and a willingness to work on the relationship together can assist in bridging the void left by the absence of a father figure. But you must first acknowledge the difficulties involved and have the desire to become intentional. Related Posts 8 Ways to Encourage Daily Walking Moving your body is one of the best things you can do for your physical and mental health, but you Read more Bird Strikes Threaten Lagos Airport Safety Amid Environmental Concerns Lagos Airport, encompassing both local and international terminals, faces a growing risk of bird strikes due to indiscriminate waste dumping Read more Bandits Kill Miyetti Allah Chairman in Katsina, Abduct Wife and Daughter Suspected armed bandits have killed the Chairman of Miyetti Allah in Katsina State, Surajo Rufai, during a violent attack on Read more Victor Boniface Faces Setback in Injury Recovery, Return Date Uncertain Super Eagles and Bayer Leverkusen striker Victor Boniface has encountered a setback in his recovery from a thigh injury sustained Read more Parrot Mouth Blogparrotmouthblog.com

Neo wins for the first time after six weeks of consecutive defeats.

Neo Akpofore, a BBNaija All Stars contestant, is overcome with emotion when he wins his first game in six weeks. Neo had not won a single task, either individually or collectively, since the show’s premiere in July and the completion of five weeks of various tasks prior to the sixth week. The housemate was named the Ultimate BBNaija All Stars Supakomando Male after completing a task, while Ilebaye was named the Ultimate BBNaija All Stars Supakomando Female. Neo could not stop talking about his victory, despite the fact that he was seen underscoring the struggle of consistently losing over the past few weeks. Watch the video below … Related Posts Uriel was evicted, not Adekunle or Doyin. Ceec, Pere Pere Egbi and his colleague Ceec discuss how their money was on Adekunle or Doyin, but they did not anticipate Read more Ifu Ennada talks about social media trolls: “Trolls call me transgender” Ifu Ennada, a reality television personality, recently discussed her experiences with social media abusers. When discussing the daily messages she Read more Netizens ridicule Yul and Judy Austin over new post: “Happy, satisfied couple don’t need to post everyday to convince people they’re in love.” Yul and his second wife Judy Austin have once again attracted criticism for their persistent public display of affection. Since Read more ‘Yvonne Nelson’s claims of my affair with Tonto Dikeh almost lost me my relationship’ — Iyanya. Iyanya, a renowned Nigerian vocalist, discusses how the allegations made by his ex-girlfriend and Ghanaian actress Yvonne Nelson regarding his Read more Parrot Mouth Blogparrotmouthblog.com

“Burna Boy is an arrogant, obnoxious monster” – Patrick Doyle criticizes the musician.

Patrick Doyle, a veteran Nollywood actor, has described Burna Boy, a Grammy-winning artist, as a monstrosity. Burna Boy, according to Patrick Doyle, was not at all deserving of the praise they were giving him because he had done nothing even mildly remarkable. In addition, the actor also He advised contemporary artists on the significance of humility and reverence for their ancestors. He concluded his letter by stating that no one should have contributed to the birth of an arrogant and obnoxious creature like Burna Boy. His own remarks; “The credit for the accomplishments that appear to be bolstering up Burna Boy should be properly attributed to the greats who cleared the thorny paths that have paved the way for Burna Boy and his ilk to traverse them with relative ease. Burna Boy has not accomplished anything that could even be described as remarkable. He and his colleagues are beneficiaries of the efforts of past heroes. They must be respectful and modest toward their diligent and genuine pioneering forebears. From the 1960s to the 2000s, a galaxy of artists such as SunnyAde, Fela Anikulapo, Majek Fashek, I, k. Dairo, and many others paved the way. Magnificence and significant achievements do not exist in a vacuum. Let us not aid in the construction of a conceited and obnoxious monster.” Related Posts Uriel was evicted, not Adekunle or Doyin. Ceec, Pere Pere Egbi and his colleague Ceec discuss how their money was on Adekunle or Doyin, but they did not anticipate Read more Ifu Ennada talks about social media trolls: “Trolls call me transgender” Ifu Ennada, a reality television personality, recently discussed her experiences with social media abusers. When discussing the daily messages she Read more Netizens ridicule Yul and Judy Austin over new post: “Happy, satisfied couple don’t need to post everyday to convince people they’re in love.” Yul and his second wife Judy Austin have once again attracted criticism for their persistent public display of affection. Since Read more ‘Yvonne Nelson’s claims of my affair with Tonto Dikeh almost lost me my relationship’ — Iyanya. Iyanya, a renowned Nigerian vocalist, discusses how the allegations made by his ex-girlfriend and Ghanaian actress Yvonne Nelson regarding his Read more Parrot Mouth Blogparrotmouthblog.com

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