Though they claim to be nothing but friends, they are very intimate and respect each other’s boundaries.
In a video making rounds on social media, Erica was spotted in Kiddwaya’s arms at the beach where he planted some kisses on her cheeks before they headed out into the open sea on a jet ski.
The clash, which was said to have been triggered on Sunday as a result of a fight between two young men over a lady’s love at a party hall, also led to the destruction of properties worth millions of naira.
This degenerated to a crisis when one of the young men hired thugs to inflict mayhem on the other, who in turn, called on friends to assist in fighting back.
Houses and worship centres were destroyed while vehicles were burnt, and shops looted in the wake of the crisis.
It took the intervention of security operatives before the tension in the area was doused.
A businessman who specialises in a bread bakery, Salihu Sale, decried that he was affected by the clash between the youth groups.
He told Channels Television that after the fight broke out, he fled for safety along with his workers only for then to return to pack what was left of his bakery.
“This incident started four days ago as a minor scuffle without notice. It then degenerated into a fight between youths of two communities over a lady.
“It later became a religious fight between Christian and Muslim youths. They broke my doors and windows, but fortunately, security operatives arrived and took control of the situation and that is why I am here to pack what is left of my bakery,” he said.
Another eyewitness, Ezekiel Ali, said he saw the lifeless bodies of two youths on the ground after the fight.
“Although I am not a specialist, from what I saw, one of the victims was hit by bullets because we saw holes in his body,” he said.
The Commissioner of Police, Ahmed Azare, who visited the area condemned the incident.
He stated that only one person was killed during the crisis, adding that the police have made a few arrests in connection with the crisis.
“From the report gathered by my men on the ground, only one person was confirmed killed with many injured and receiving treatment at the hospital,” he said.
Adetutu disclosed her fears in undergoing surgery and will be using the traditional form of treatment by using local herbs to treat herself.
She wrote;
''Few days after my birthday found out I have uterine fibroid (a 33 x 28mm on the left of the uterine fundus) and I am scared of ab? (surgery)
So I went to my alagbo and got some herbs that I have started using. I believe so much in herbs and roots and the herbs will help me.
Just saving this here for future reference.''
The teachers, in a letter dated November 23, 2020, and signed by the state chairman of the NUT, Pius Okhueleigbe; and Secretary, Mike Moni Itua, threatened to go on strike should government fail to meet their demands.
In the letter addressed to Governor Godwin Obaseki, the teachers noted that pending issues of teachers’ welfare and condition of service discussed and agreed with the governor on July 17, 2020 had yet to be addressed.
They said their union planned to meet with the governor on December 3 or December 4.
The union’s seven-point demands include payment of 2013 to 2015 promotion arrears of “primary schoolteachers in Oredo, Orhionmwon and Uhunwonde local government areas.”
She said while working -- right in the middle of a shoot, her body couldn't take it again and she broke down, next was her landing in hospital. She shared a video showing herself receiving treatment and wrote this;
''My body kept giving me diff signs from day one of shoot,But I kept on pushing,One mind kept saying NBS Rest ooo problem no Dey finish,I say Never I will Rest after this shoot...Then Boom from no where NBS broke down 🤦🏻♀️ @seanbeautyplace and @ademolatajibola went in search of a nurse,then this happened 🤦🏻♀️ Anyways Thank God for life 🙏🏻 Cus I feel stronger this morning,Fam there is a really Thin line Btwn life and Death ooo...Always Rest as much as you work,cus true true problem no Dey finish🤦🏻♀️ Btwn AMERAH Day 3....God is involved🙏🏻''
He says he has been dreaming of days like this and now it's happening.
''DREAMT OF DAYS LIKE THIS AND NOW ITS HAPPENING. I JUST JOINED THE LANLORD ASSOCIATION OF LAGOS . #newestlanlord #mondaymotivation #ZAZAVIBES #zazamansion'', he wrote on Instagram.
Big congrats to him! Two more photos below...
On Saturday, Saa Fomba released footage of the dramatic moment that he plunged into the Colorado River from the top of Pennybacker Bridge.
In the almost 17-minute long video, Saa initially addresses his viewers about his upcoming stunt and said he hoped that he could inspire fans to 'chase their dreams'.
"Hopefully this video motivates you to chase after your dreams. I don't see no fun in living a normal life," he said, while driving to the Texas location.
The bridge - that forms part of the North Capital of Texas Highway and features four lanes of traffic rushing across it - has a 30m clearing to the water. However, the tip of the arch from which he jumped appears to more than double that height.
In the footage, Saa then leapt off the bridge and plummeted into the water before several moments of silence.
The YouTuber then surfaced and let out a yelp as a boat came to pick him up from the river.
However, Saa quickly realised that something wasn't right and medics were called to the scene of the jump.
According to CBS Austin, medics responded to a call on November 23 relating to the jump.
At the side of the river, the paramedics then found Saa lying on the floor and clutching his head.
Saa then told the people surrounding him that he had fallen on his back when he hit the water.
This will be the second re-arraignment of the defendants, who were first arraigned before the late Justice Jude Okeke of the High Court of the Federal Capital Territory, Maitama, Abuja on February 13, 2019.
Lawal, along with his younger brother, Hamidu Lawal, Suleiman Abubakar, Apeh Monday and two companies – Rholavision Engineering Ltd and Josmon Technologies Ltd – had pleaded not guilty to the charges when read to them before Justice Okeke.
The prosecution was to open its case on March 18, 2019, when they announced that they had amended the 10 counts, bordering on fraud, diversion of over N544m and criminal conspiracy.
The development necessitated a re-arraignment of the defendants, who again pleaded not guilty to the charges.
The trial had proceeded before Justice Okeke with the EFCC still calling its witnesses, when the judge died on August 4, 2020.
Justice Okeke, aged 64, died after a brief illness at the National Hospital, Abuja.
Following the judge’s demise, the case was re-assigned to Justice Charles Agbaza of the Jabi Division of the FCT High Court, where the trial will have to start afresh.
Punch correspondent gathered that the judge fixed today for the re-arraignment.
The EFCC alleged, in the 10 counts, that the defendants fraudulently converted cumulative proceeds of grass-cutting contracts worth over N500m which Lawal, as then SGF, allegedly awarded to companies in which he had interests.
The incidents occurred between Saturday and the early hours of Sunday, a government statement said.
Four persons sustained injuries; two children were also said to have gone missing while four houses were razed during the crisis.
The state Commissioner for Internal Security and Home Affairs, Mr Samuel Aruwan, said trouble started when a herder, Isiyaka Saidu, was killed by unknown persons on Saturday in Ungwan Pah village, Jema’a LGA.
The commissioner noted that the state government received the operational feedback from the military under the auspices of Operation Safe Haven, highlighting the unfortunate incidents.
He said, “The Kaduna State Government has received a report of killing and counter-killing in the Jema’a Local Government Area of the state.
“The state government condemns these attacks and the loss of lives and has directed security agencies to investigate and arrest all persons involved in the criminal actions.
“Governor Nasir El-Rufai has also directed the military and police to accelerate investigation and ensure diligent prosecution of those responsible for the killing.
“The military on Saturday, 28th November, 2020, reported to the government that one herder, Isiyaka Saidu of Ungwan Pah village of Jema’a LGA, was killed by unknown persons with deep knives cut on his head.
“The military further informed the Kaduna State Government that in the course of clearance operation in the general area, it found one herder, Abubakar Alhassan, in his hut at Kussom village and was rushed to Kowa Medical Centre, where a medical doctor confirmed him dead.
“The military further stated that three persons were arrested from Ungwan Pah and Ungwan Bido villages of the same local government area as follows: Victor Markus, Gero David and Thankgod Sunday.
“Security agencies have furthered reported that Ungwan Bido village was attacked today, Sunday, 29th November, 2020, where some local residents were killed and four injured. Two children are missing.
“The six persons killed are Silas Maman, Malaki TabatGeofree Andrew, Anna Ahmadu, Sunday Tagwai and Fidelis Musa.”
The Frenchman also heaped praise on Formula 1's halo crash-protection system, without which he believes he "wouldn't be able to speak with you today".
Grosjean miraculously emerged from his burning Haas after it smashed into the safety barriers at high speed in the first lap.
The 34-year-old was helped back to the paddock before he was taken to hospital with "light burns on his hands and ankles", according to team principal Gunther Steiner.
It was also reported Grosjean had suffered suspected broken ribs, but the driver was able to post an update on social media from hospital on Sunday evening.
"Hello everyone, I just wanted to say I am OK - well, sort of OK," said a smiling Grosjean on Instagram while pointing to the large bandages on his hands.
"Thank you very much for all the messages.
"I wasn't for the halo some years ago, but I think it's the greatest thing that we've brought to Formula 1, and without it I wouldn't be able to speak with you today.
"So thanks to all the medical staff at the circuit, at the hospital, and hopefully I can write you quite soon some messages and tell you how it's going."
Grosjean accompanied his video with the caption: "Update from the hospital - might not be able to reply to all the messages I got for a while.
"Thank you for all the support and to the FIA and medical crews that took care of me. Hope to see you all soon."
