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Adeyinka Alaseyori cries out over death threat
Adeyinka Alaseyori, the Nigerian gospel singer, has alleged that she has been receiving death threats on social media.
In a recent Instagram live session, the ‘Oniduro’ hitmaker also warned that those who are wishing her death are bringing it upon themselves.
Although she did not mention names, Adeyinka said she has been experiencing “online attacks for the past six months”.
“I am supposed to fear human beings. I will not die untimely. It has become a taboo. You need to check my DMs. I see people’s comments and I laugh. I see curses and I smile. I see people wishing me a lot of things and I laugh. I will just laugh at you. Because whoever wishes me death is counting the days of death for him or herself,” she said.
“If you wish me death, you are calling for fatal death. If you think what I deserve is to die, you also want to die.
“If you enter my DM and call cohorts to curse me, death will pursue you. If you sit down or stand up you are calling for death. Do not come to my DM. Do not tell anybody about me for evil. My destiny will not die. I will not become numb. Write it down, it is a taboo on me Adeyinka Alaseyori.
“If anybody gathers to wish me death, no matter how much they are, even if they are prophets, the angel of death will go after them. This world is wicked. It is so painful and so sad. A whole lot of things are going on behind the scenes.”
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Guinness World Records confirms Nigeria’s Fola David’s world record for largest drawing
A Nigerian doctor, Fola David-Tolaram, has transformed his passion for art into a groundbreaking achievement, setting a Guinness World Record for creating the world’s largest drawing by an individual.
His artwork, which spans an impressive 1,004.7 m² (10,814.5 ft²), was crafted on the pitch at Mobolaji Johnson Arena in Lagos and celebrates Nigeria’s diverse culture.
David-Tolaram, 31, described his work as “a map of Nigeria showing the various cultures,” explaining, “The Nigerian country is a multi-cultural nation. I wanted to create something that speaks to that and give people an avenue to celebrate their cultures.”
Entitled The Unity of Diversity, the piece reflects his experience traveling across Nigeria to immerse himself in the distinct cultural elements that inspired the artwork.
Using a 1,360 m² canvas and waterproof markers, the Lagos-based doctor, who has practiced art professionally for a decade, took two days just to assemble the canvas large enough for his vision.
Beginning from the center, David-Tolaram originally planned to work outward in a circular motion but adjusted his technique as he progressed.
The challenging project, completed over six days, drew enthusiastic spectators who filled the 5,000-seat stadium to watch and cheer him on, creating an “electrifying” atmosphere.
Reflecting on the experience, he shared, “I remember standing right in the center of this canvas, about to start this drawing, and feeling a lot of apprehension and fear… But once I got going, I knew I could do it.”
David-Tolaram described the significance of achieving a Guinness World Records title as “absolutely unbelievable,” noting, “I grew up reading about world records and I never thought that I would be a record title holder. I feel very honored, I feel distinguished, and I feel Officially Amazing.”
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Angel advises women on how to prevent pregnancy
BBNaija star Angel has raised the alarm over the number of baddies getting pregnant in recent times and has offered an interesting piece of advice to curb the pregnancy epidemic.
Taking to X on November 14, 2024, the reality TV star wrote, “So many bad bitches getting pregnant, yall need to start using your bumbum omg,” hinting that women should opt for anal sex instead of vaginal sex.
Angel’s post sparked lots of reactions across social media, from the streets of X to Instagram, with many flabbergasted, others laughing and some agreeing with her. It also sparked a conversation about the rampant trend of women giving birth outside of marriage and becoming baby mamas.
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A curious follower asked her, “Your pardon, madam.!? ” Angel responded, “I beg your own, too.”
“Delete please,” another fan requested, to which Angel said, “No girl, my sisters are in trouble.”
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An Instagram user wrote, “They need to start closing them legs actually cos wym you pregnant by Yerkky Yerkky??”
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Another comment read, “The baby mama pandemic is gradually becoming a norm in our country and it’s painful because Nigeria is too traditional for all these babymama & baby daddy whatever.”
“I’m telling. Women popping out babies for this men with marriage is the reason most of this men don’t even care about getting married. If they want a baby there’s always a woman go give them a child with Marriage. These men are not under any pressure to get married anymore. All they want is just to be baby mamas and baby daddies,” said another person, in agreement.
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South Africa’s Mia Le Roux pulls out of Miss Universe over health concerns
Due to health concerns, Mia Le Roux, Miss South Africa, has withdrawn from the Miss Universe pageant.
The Miss South Africa organisation announced Mia’s exit from the competition via Instagram on Friday.
However, they did not share any specific details about her health issues.
“It is with deep regret that we share the news that Mia Le Roux, Miss South Africa 2024, has had to withdraw from the Miss Universe competition due to health concerns,” they wrote.
In a statement, Mia expressed her gratitude to the South African public and described the decision as “incredibly challenging”.
She added that focusing on her health would enable her to serve her country better.
“I am profoundly thankful for the unwavering support from South Africa during my time at Miss Universe,” Mia added.
“Making this decision has been incredibly challenging, knowing the dreams and hopes that have been placed upon me.
“However, I am deeply grateful to have the opportunity to focus on my health and recovery so that I may continue to serve my country with full strength.”
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