Former housemate of Nigeria's most popular reality TV show, Big Brother Naija, TrikyTee has denied the report that he demanded N500,000 to take part in the #EndSars protest. The reality TV star refuted the claim via his Twitter page on Sunday, October 18, 2020. According to him, there is no way he would request for money to be part of a movement that he believes in. "I have seen tweets going round about me requesting for money to support the #Endsars protest with my people in Bayelsa. Firstly that is not true and a lot of people can testify that I have been in support of this protest both online and offline," he tweeted. "As a Nigerian youth, I am passionate about the movement to #EndSars and #EndPoliceBrutalityinNigeria. There's no way I would want to sit out the protest even when my management has requested I tone down. Why would I want to shortchange myself by asking for payment???" TrikyTee went on to say the rumours are baseless and should b...
There was pandemonium Monday morning as the People of Kano took to the streets protesting violently against the alleged killing of a 17-year-old boy Saifullahi . Saifullahi of Kofar Mata quarters was said to have been arrested 2 days ago by the police, while he was sleeping at his family house. Reports have it that despite protests by the people of the community that he was never known for any criminal tendencies, he remained in police custody where he allegedly gave up the ghost. Our correspondent reliably gathered that Saifullahi had been released on bail only for the police to re-arrest and detain him again, where he was allegedly tortured to death. The police brought his corpse to the family house this morning, Monday, a development which angered the people to take to the streets and they started making bonfires in protests.
Below are the photos and videos of military van spotted, filled with covid-19 palliatives that made Nigerians to react. This is really a very serious issue that has got Nigerians talking on social media. The fact that covid-19 palliatives were discovered hidden and there is hunger in the country should not make the military to also get involved in packing the items. Nigerians are angry about this and a lot of reactions has been going on, on social media. They are asking questions trying to know why these items weren't distributed to citizens during the covid-19 pandemic This is a serious issue that should be looked into because what the Nigerian youth did exposed many things. If not for this exposure of the covid-19 palliatives no one would know that there is such in the country. And there are people allover the country finding it very difficult to complete their 3 square meal daily. This has got a lot of Nigerians reacting especially the aspect of the military van spotted, filled...
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