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Whitemoney Opens Up About His Relationship Struggles In BBNaija All Stars House

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Whitemoney Opens Up About His Relationship Struggles In BBNaija All Stars House....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Big Brother Naija All Stars contestant, Whitemoney, has opened up about the psychological impact of his extended period of singledom. He expressed his distress over being without a partner for an extended period, highlighting that it has left him uncertain about how to navigate romantic relationships.

Whitemoney candidly shared his sentiments, particularly in relation to fellow housemate Mercy Eke. He disclosed that he initially wanted to get to know Doyin but withdrew his interest when Mercy entered the scene. He also revealed that his initial attraction was directed towards CeeC, but their altercation led him to distance himself.

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In his own words, Whitemoney revealed, “Being single for a long time has messed up my mind psychologically. It has affected me to the point where I find it challenging to engage with women. However, I genuinely yearn for a significant other, someone to call my own.”

In a separate development, Whitemoney expressed unwavering determination to achieve a prestigious accolade, the Grammy Award. During his diary session with Biggie, the 31-year-old confidently asserted that he ranks among the greatest highlife and Afro musicians hailing from West Africa. He firmly declared, “I am aware of my immense talent, and with the grace of God, I, Whitemoney, will secure a Grammy Award.”

Notably, Whitemoney, who emerged as the victor of the show’s sixth season, has released seven singles since debuting in the music industry in 2018. Currently, he faces possible eviction, with an automatic nomination that could lead to his exit from the show if he garners the fewest votes among the nominees.

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“Nigeria Celebrate Relay Triumph To Finish Fourth At African Athletics Championships”.

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Nigeria ended the 24th African Athletics Championships on a strong note as the women’s 4x400m relay team stormed to gold on the final day, helping the country finish with a total of 12 medals.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

The quartet of Esther Okon, Toheebat Jimoh, Jecinter Lawrence, and Patience Okon-George delivered a dominant performance to successfully defend their title, winning in 3:29.25 on Sunday and finishing comfortably ahead of Ethiopia and Kenya.

Nigeria controlled the race from the opening leg and crossed the finish line nearly 30 metres clear of their closest rivals, securing the country’s fourth gold medal of the competition.

Overall, Team Nigeria finished fourth on the medal table with four gold, five silver, and three bronze medals, behind Kenya, South Africa, and Ethiopia. Kenya topped the standings with 17 medals, including six gold, while South Africa also secured six gold medals, and Ethiopia claimed five.

Nigeria’s final-day silver medal came through Rosemary Chukwuma, who finished second in the women’s 200m with a time of 23.60s, behind Ivory Coast’s Maboundou Kone, who clocked 23.36s. Chukwuma ended the championships with three medals, having earlier won gold in the women’s 4x100m relay and silver in the 100m.

The country’s campaign was led by world record holder Tobi Amusan, who claimed gold in the women’s 100m hurdles with a time of 12.83s. The mixed 4x400m relay team of Ezekiel Asuquo, Toheebat Jimoh, Victor Sampson, and Patience Okon-George also secured gold in 3:16.44, while the women’s 4x100m relay team added another title in 42.94s.

Silver medals were won by Oyesade Olatoye in the hammer throw (69.60m), Divine Oladipo in the discus, and the men’s 4x100m relay team, which finished in 38.70s. Adaobi Tabugbo earned bronze in the women’s 100m hurdles with 13.26s, while Chidera Ezeakor also picked up bronze in the men’s 100m after running 10.31s, rounding off a strong outing for Nigeria.

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“You Were Not Arrested For Criticising Jonathan — Sowore Fires Back At Adekunle Gold”.

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Nigerian activist Omoyele Sowore has criticised singer Adekunle Gold over the legal case involving a young man identified as Adeboye Samuel.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

News reports that Adeboye was taken to court after making a social media post about the singer’s daughter.

Reacting to the development, Sowore referenced an old post by Adekunle Gold in which the singer had criticised former President Goodluck Jonathan.

He noted that the post, which circulated during the 2012 fuel subsidy protests, had gone unpunished as an expression of free speech. The post read: “Dear God, if you give us Dagrin back, we will give you Jonathan in return.”

Sowore wrote on X: “@AdekunleGold in 2012 openly criticising then-President @GoodluckJonathan. Back then, it was rightly called free speech, and if he had been arrested for those tweets, we would have been on the streets demanding his immediate release.

“How then does someone who benefited from freedom of expression turn around years later to use the police, courts, and the brutal cybercrime framework against ordinary Nigerians over online banter and social media exchanges?

“You cannot enjoy free speech when you are powerless, and criminalise it the moment you become influential. Freedom of expression must apply to everyone, celebrities, politicians, activists, and poor young Nigerians on social media alike.”

He further urged the Nigeria Police Force not to act as a “private army” for influential individuals, and called on the judiciary to avoid imposing excessive penalties on online speech cases that, according to him, should not be treated as criminal matters.

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“Peter Obi Is Very Popular In South, North — Kwankwaso Sparks Political Debate”.

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Rabiu Kwankwaso, a chieftain of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), has called on Nigerians to move beyond ethnic and religious divisions ahead of the 2027 general elections.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Kwankwaso made the appeal during an interview with Trust TV on Sunday, where he spoke on political alignments ahead of the polls.

The former presidential candidate of the New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP) said political success in Nigeria cannot be achieved by the North or Muslims alone without support from Christians and other regions.

“We must look beyond tribe and religion. We are Northerners and Muslims, and everybody knows that, but we can’t play politics without Christians, Southeast, South-South or South-west,” he said.

Kwankwaso also praised former Labour Party presidential candidate Peter Obi, describing him as a widely accepted politician across the country.

“If you look at it, Peter Obi is a very popular politician in the entire South and many parts of Northern Nigeria, and you cannot take that from him, the same with the Kwankwasiyya movement,” he said.

He further noted that supporters of the Kwankwasiyya movement are largely young Nigerians who are seeking better opportunities rather than ethnic or family-based loyalty.

“We are lucky that our supporters are mainly young men and women who are looking for a way out. They are not looking for their brothers or their sisters or somebody close,” he added.

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