Today
November 30th is Teddy A's babymama, Layla's birthday. He took to his
Instagram page to wish her a happy birthday.''Happy birthday Mama Jay,
thank you for always being there for me and our lil man. This here's to
wish you God's blessings eternally, have fun big head! he wroteSee his
reply to two trolls that attacked him for being in a relationship with
Bambam instead of Layla below. 
Bambam took to her Instastories to also wish Layla a happy birthday. 
Guests
have started arriving in India for the wedding of Bollywood actress
Priyanka Chopra, 36, and American singer Nick Jonas, 26.The lovebirds
will tie the knot on Sunday in a Hindu ceremony, followed by a Christian
ceremony at the luxurious Umaid Bhawan Palace.Celebrities like singer
Manasi Scott, Designer Sandeep Khosla, Nick's Kingdom co-star, actor
Jonathan Moss Tucker, Yasmine Al Massri, Parineeti Chopra, Designer
Sabyasachi Mukherjee, Jonathan Tucker, Celebrity makeup artist Mickey
Contractor, Dostana director Tarun Mansukhani and among many others have
arrived in India for the couple's wedding.Nick's parents Denise Jonas
and Papa Jonas have also landed in India for their son's
wedding.Continue to see more photos below.
This
trending video shows members of a Christ Apostolic Church at a crusade
in Ogun state, singing and dancing to some ''worldy songs'' like Shaku
Shaku, Reggae Blues, and many others. Watch the video below View
this post on Instagram Is this for real? this happened at a
crusade in Ogun stateA post shared by LIB - Linda Ikeji Blog
(@lindaikejiblog) on Nov 30, 2018 at 6:43am PST
20-year-old Chidiebere
David, drowned on Thursday night in the swimming pool of a popular
hotel on Margret Avenue, GRA, Aba in Abia, during a friend’s birthday
party. According to the Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO) in
Abia, Geoffrey Ogbonna who confirmed the incident, “the man is about 20
years old. His name is Chidiebere David. He accompanied his friends to a
birthday party in the hotel and got drowned there. That was exactly
what happened’’. The deceased went with his friends who were over 16 in
number to the hotel to celebrate the birthday of one of them. Chidiebere
who hailed from Imo died at the pool with no one realising that he had
drowned until it was too late. The relatives of the young man were said
to have later arrived at the scene, taken his body and deposited at a
morgue close to the hotel and friends of the deceased were arrested and
taken into custody same night by policemen from Aba Area Command.
Suspected
ritualists beheaded a 12-year-old girl identified as Eguono in Oghara,
Ethiope West Local Government Area of Delta State on Thursday morning
Nov 29th. The incident took place in a compound close to Okwemeva
junction along the Scott Road area in Ogharefe, Oghara. The killing came
one month after a 60-year old woman was butchered on October 30, in
another part of Oghara. Oghara is the home country of former Delta
state governor, Chief James Ibori and host community to both Delta State
University Teaching
Hospital (DELSUTH) and the Delta State
Polytechnics, Otefe.
Operatives
of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC have arrested one
Abbas Lakis, a Lebanese for money laundering offence. Lakis was picked
up at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja, following
intelligence report that he had on him, undeclared huge sums of monies
aboard the Egypt Airline bringing him from the Kano Airport en route
Lebanon.
At
the point of arrest, a thorough search on his luggage uncovered
$2,104,936 (Two Million, One Hundred and Four Thousand, Nine Hundred and
Thirty six Dollars), £163, 740 (One Hundred and Sixty Three Thousand,
Seven Hundred and Forty Pounds), €144,680 (One Hundred and Forty Four
Thousand, Six Hundred and Eighty Euros).
Other
currencies found with Lakis include Riyal 391,838 (Three Hundred and
Ninety One Thousand, Eight Hundred and Thirty Eight Riyals), CHF 3,420
(Three Thousand Four Hundred and Twenty Swiss Franc),Lira 435 (Four
Hundred and Thirty five Lira), £109,000 (One Hundred and Nine Thousand
Lebanese Pounds), Dirhams 10,135 (Ten Thousand One Hundred and Thirty
Five UAE Dirhams) ¥10,000 (Ten Thousand Chinese Yuan) and Riyal10 (Ten
Qatar riyal), in his possession.He will be charged to court as soon as
investigations are concluded.
An
angry mother has shared a photo of the injuries inflicted on her
2-year-old daughter by her teacher.The mother revealed that the teacher
flogged the girl so much because she pooped on her body. In the photo
shared on Instagram, the child's fragile back is seen decorated with
angry red marks as a result of the brutal beating she suffered.The
mother asked other IG users for advise on how best to handle the child
abuse incident.See below. 
President
Buhari has once again reacted to his perceived hatred for Christians.In
a new article published on Churchtimes, a UK based online christian
platform, President Buhari said just like many Christians, he is a
descendant of Abraham and that he does not hate anyone that is of the
Chjristian faith, afterall his deputy is a Christian.He advised
Nigerians not to allow politicians use religion as a tool to divide the
country. Read his article below ''IN 1844, the Revd Samuel Ajayi
Crowther returned home to Yorubaland (now part of modern-day Nigeria).
Twenty years earlier, he had been kidnapped and sold to European slave
traders who were bound for the Americas. He was freed by an abolitionist
naval patrol, and received by the Church Missionary Society. There, he
found his calling.Crowther made his voyage home to establish the first
Anglican mission in Yorubaland. He came with the first Bibles translated
into Yoruba and Hausa languages. He opened dialogue and discussion with
those of other faiths. And his mission was a success: Crowther later
became the first African Anglican bishop in Africa.Today, Nigeria has
the largest Christian population on the continent. The messages and
teachings of Christianity are part of the fabric of each person’s
life.ALONG with the millions of Christians in Nigeria today, I believe
in peace, tolerance, and reconciliation; in the institution of the
family, the sanctity of marriage, and the honour of fidelity; in hope,
compassion, and divine revelation.Like Bishop Crowther, I am a
descendant of Abraham; unlike him, I am a Muslim. I believe our two
great religions can not only peacefully coexist but also flourish
together. But Muslims and Christians must first turn to one another in
compassion. For, as it says in Amos 3.3: “Do two walk together, unless
they have agreed to meet?”As they are People of the Book, I believe that
there is far more that unites Muslims and Christians than divides them.
In fact, I believe that the messages of the Bible are universal:
available for anyone to exercise, and instructive to all.We must resist
the temptation to retreat into our communities, because, if we do, we
can only look inwards. It is only when we mix that we can reach new and
greater possibilities.Whichever religion or religious denomination they
choose to follow, Nigerians are devout. Anything that Nigerians believe
will place impositions on their practice, and belief is therefore sure
to cause widespread alarm.And, unfortunately, there are those who seek
to divide Nigerians — and our two great religions — and to do so for
their own advantage.I stand accused — paradoxically — of trying to
Islamise Nigeria while also being accused by Boko Haram terrorists of
being against Islam. My Vice-President is a devout man, a Christian
pastor. He, too, is accused of selling out his religion, because of his
support for me.This is not the first time that I — nor, indeed, my
Christian-Muslim evenly split cabinet — have been the subject of such
nonsense. Fortunately, the facts speak differently from the words of
those who seek to divide us from one another.Since my administration has
been in power, Boko Haram has been significantly and fatally degraded; I
have befriended church leaders and church groups both within and
outside our country; my Vice-President has addressed and opened dialogue
with Muslims up and down our land.In all things, we seek that which all
well-meaning Christians and well-meaning Muslims must seek: to unite,
respect, and never to divide. Does it not say “There is no compulsion in
religion” (Qur’an 2.256)? Does it not say “Forbid him not: for he that
is not against us is for us” (Luke 9.50)? This, surely, is the path that
followers of both our two great religions must walk. UNFORTUNATELY,
those who wish us all to walk apart have recently found another focus
for their efforts: the tragic clashes between nomadic herdsmen and
settled farmers in the central regions of Nigeria.For generations,
herders have driven their cattle from the north to the centre of our
country; they tend to be predominantly Muslim, although not exclusively.
The farmers, in certain areas of central Nigeria, are predominantly
Christian.The causes of this conflict are not religious or theological,
but temporal. At the heart of this discord is access to rural land,
exacerbated both by climate change and population growth.Sadly, there
are some who seek to play fast and loose and so make others believe that
these are not the facts. When religion is claimed as the cause — and by
those who know that it is not — it only makes finding a resolution more
difficult.The government has taken action to mediate, to bring the two
groups together in peace and unity. But we also need all parties to
follow the teachings of the scriptures, and encourage reconciliation
rather than cause division. As it is said: “Having eyes do you not see,
and having ears do you not hear?” (Mark 8.18).As our constitution
codifies, politicising religion has no place in Nigeria; for it makes us
turn away from one another; it makes us retreat into our communities
and walk different paths.I believe that there is a better way. To those
who seek to divide, I still hold my hand out in brotherhood and
forgiveness. I ask only that they stop, and instead encourage us to turn
towards one another in love and compassion. Nigeria belongs to all of
us. This is what I believe.
A
man tried to scam well-meaning Nigerians by sharing a photo of a sick
child and a fake doctor's report in order to get financial support from
Twitter users, but he was busted.The man claimed in his tweet that his
sick baby was in the hospital and he needed money to pay her bills. At
first, a lot of people were sympathetic and were already asking for his
account details.But, some people noticed that the photo he used is the
photo of a child who has died since. Doctors on Twitter also noticed
that the doctor's report was fake and the words scribbled on it made no
sense.They went further to check his account and noticed that he just
created the Twitter account last week, specifically to scam
people. Twitter users have taken to the fake page to drag whoever is
behind it.See screenshots below. 
A
Nigerian lady is of the opinion that a serial killer might just be
behind all the murder and dismemberment of young ladies witnessed in
different parts of Nigeria. She says Nigerians have been used to the
term 'Ritualist' that people do not think outside the box whenever a
gruesome murder and dismemberment occurs. Agree with her? See her other
tweets below 
Nigerians
on Twitter are sharing thr craziest thing they've done this year and
they are absolutely hilarious. Ranging from the weird, to the absurd,
scary and downright stupid. See the thread below....I ran like i was
being pursued to my estate gate from the bus stop in the midnight
because i was scared of the walking in the dark street— Opeyemi
(@opeboiy) November 29, 2018Gambling with 100k in less than 6hours and
it wasn't my money. Visual sport almost put me to shame— DRAGONLORD
(@Ade_Lance10) November 29, 2018Smashing a lady's ass on a bikeShe felt
like taking a flight after me — Danny_ D (@Danny10th) November 30,
2018Smoked weed infront of my father, still regret it up till now—
Raphael (@screamralph) November 30, 2018I had my bath in front of a bank
at EKSU when there was no water in the hostel. It was in the night tho
and I wasn't the only one. We had to hide behind flowers when people
passed. That's the craziest thing I've done in my life . I'm never
trying it again. O risky gan — Michael Onipede (@Michael_Olabayo)
November 29, 2018Walking from Accra Mall through 37 down to One corner
spot just to smoke 1 roll of king size cigar— LOGOS (@flimzytellem)
November 30, 2018I can't say it here in public
pic.twitter.com/tiBX1QRmjv— No Role Models (@Bllackkid) November 29,
2018Spent all my money n now I’m thinking of kidnapping myself so they
pay me the ransom I ask for— Switzerland Bound Mo (@Ayooluwalodara)
November 29, 2018pic.twitter.com/AfpTXhT1qr— just call me zeal
(@o_zealch) November 29, 2018Entered bike without money...stopped in
front of my gate ,entered the house and didn't come out
pic.twitter.com/MVuT5yRXPW— Black Jack (@Israel_leee) November 29, 2018E
mad gan pic.twitter.com/JMUUKFtIIr— kINg JOsHuA (@adams_jfa) November
29, 2018Lol...Almost everyone definition of crazy is what I do
everyday.... Lemme start.1: my rommie was owing me money for over 2
month's n I knew he had cash on him but was unwilling to pay back. So I
packed 4 of his best shirt and dumped it inside d soakway,he is still
looking 4 dem— ABEG FOLLOW ME (@Teniolasmart) November 29, 2018Fucked
another girl while my wife was at church.— juicy (@Wenyoro1) November
29, 2018Gave a stranger's kid real condom for balloon, told him to go
and give his mum to blow it for him, and I ran away— I (un)follow back
(@Addyemi) November 30, 2018QUICK DICK FLASH AT ENUGU MALL. WAS A DARE
SHA— Thvt_Short Gee (@HalfofLuis) November 29, 2018
Three
young men have been arrested for scamming villagers in Etsako Local
Government Area of EdoState, using name of PDP Presidential candidate,
Atiku Abubakar. According to Facebook user, Shedrack, the suspects
posed as members of a non-existent group affiliated to Atiku and
mandated the villagers to pay N300 before they can be registered. "Late
yesterday the special adviser to the local government chairman on
security in etsako east local government area, Monday Uloko arrested
three boys who where busy scamming villagers over Atiku #50,000 and
mandated the villagers to pay #300 before registration. The boys were
apprehended and taken to the police station. 
A
video of Zamfara state governor, Abdulaziz Yari threatening APC
National Chairman, Adams Oshiomole and members of the National Working
Committee NWC of the party, is currently trending online. Although no
one knows when the video was shot.The crisis between the governor, Adams
Oshiomole and members of the National Working Committee, started after
the party primaries in the state in October.Recall that the governor's
camp and the National Working Committee of the party clashed after both
parties accused each other of fraud during the state party
primaries. While the NWC accused the governor of attempting to impose
his preferred candidate, the governor accused the party members of
incompetence in carrying out their duties.Their fracas lingered on until
the party failed to meet the deadline set by INEC for the submission of
governorship candidate for the 2019 general election. As it stands now,
APC has no governorship candidate for the March 2019 election.This has
caused a rift between the governor and Oshimole.This video which
surfaced online, shows the governor sending a strong message to
Oshiomole and members of the National Working Committee. ''If them born
your father and mother well, send the committee members to the state
again'' the governor could be heard sayingWatch the video where the
governor made threats on Oshiomole below View this post on
Instagram Zamfara state governor, Yari Abdulaziz publicly
threatening APC National chairman, Adams Oshiomole.A post shared by LIB -
Linda Ikeji Blog (@lindaikejiblog) on Nov 30, 2018 at 2:34am PST
Dino announced his appointment on twitter.