And their proud dad took to his Twitter handle to celebrate them.
Sharing photos of them, he wrote;
''Ola and Ayo, happy 21st birthday! Daddy loves you both so much! Have a wonderful day!''
Wednesday, 12 May 2021
Bukola Saraki, celebrates his twin daughters on their 21st birthday
Yomi Fabiyi LEADS protest demanding Baba Ijesha's release on bail [video]
The protest was held at the State Criminal Investigation Department, Panti, Yaba alongside other colleagues and well-wishers of Baba Ijesha on Wednesday.
Fabiyi had earlier promised to mobilise Nigerians for a protest if Baba Ijesha had not been granted bail before today, Wednesday, 12th May.
The protesters brandished placards with various inscriptions. Some of them read, 'Denial of bail of bailable offence is human rights violation', ‘Ilegal detention is a human rights violation, don't support it’, ‘Say no to set-up, say no to torture’, ‘Nigeria Police, please allow the law to dictate, not Iyabo Ojo, not Princess and co, please bail Ijesha’, among others.
Fabiyi, who has been supportive of Baba Ijesha, said, “What we have observed is that, when this man, one of our colleagues, Baba Ijesha, was brought here, so many pieces of evidence were thrown online, the official of police came out and said we should be patient that we should allow the police do their job and then the Commissioner of Police came out and said it is a bailable offence but we have noticed that, after then, it is getting to two weeks now and he is yet to be released.
“We don't know if he has any medical condition but he has not been granted bail, we are not supporting the crime he was accused of, we are not saying he did or didn't do it you are doing your job but what we expect is that every sane citizen should respect that because human right is key and that is why we have come to meet ur public officers, we trust and believe in you. I have written to the governor, to the Commissioner of police.”
Singer Sound Sultan diagnosed with throat cancer
It was gathered that the artist has commenced chemotherapy in one of the hospitals in the country.
All the best to him.
IG celebrity, Obibi Maro caught sleeping with 7-year-old boy
Okula, as Maro is popularly called, was reportedly caught sodomising the seven-year-old boy.
Okula, who is also said to be an Instagram celebrity in Ughelli was subsequently beaten up and chained by some angry youths as seen by SaharaReporters in a video online.
They also forcibly cut his hair.
He is allegedly the leader of an association for homos3xuals in Ughelli, with little boys as followers.
"Na wa o. Maybe it's even him that is the leader of those teenage boys that trend recently that molested children through sexual activities. This is really terrible," someone noted.
Meanwhile, Okula has denied the allegations, claiming that he was set up by his friend.
Rosy Meurer Shades those criticizing her for stepping out with Churchill
Rosy Meurer got criticized and backlashed for snatching someone’s husband after sharing a video with her husband Churchill as they step out together as a lovely couple.
She has decided not to bother herself with the insults that come her way because of her decision to marry Churchill saying her silence is also an answer.
Imo police arrest two robbery suspects [photo]
Both suspects according to the police have been terrorising the people of Eziobodo Community in the state and its environ.
They were arrested on Tuesday by Police Operatives attached to Operation Puff Adder II after intelligent information from members of the vigilante group in the community.
This is according to a statement signed by Orlando Ikeokwu, Police Public Relations Person in the state.
Exhibits recovered from the suspects are an AK 47 rifle with breech number 0544 and two magazines containing rounds of live ammunition.
The police also noted that a bag containing Military handkerchief, military camouflage and T-shirt was also recovered from both suspects.
Both suspects have confessed to the police of being members of an Armed Robbery Syndicate that has been robbing banks in Imo state and beyond.
The suspects have also mentioned some of their partners in crime who the Police have launched a manhunt for.
Reactions as Churchill and his wife, Rosy step out together
A video that captures the moment has surfaced on social media.
In the video, the newly married couple could be seen holding each other’s hand as they walked out of a building.
The couple have been castigated by Nigerians as they found no use of recording themselves walking together and whilst some alluded that it was to spite Tonto Dikeh, others questioned if they are really happy or they are trying to impress.
See some reactions below...
@_cateyed wrote “Doing too much”
@amycreatebeauty_collection wrote “Why doing the video? Dnt get it”
@fyfy_ok wrote “Two foolish people . My king tonto no dey still see them sef”
@goldenbaby03_ wrote “Na wa oh, this is becoming childish sha”
@ogcutie wrote “Are they really happy or trying to impress???”
@casmytvng wrote “Lol, these ones still dey do show. Dem never know what’s up”
@monachi wrote “So they gave their driver or PA phone to video them walking out of the hotel”
@lady_fransec wrote “All these peppermints dem dey dish out, I just hope it doesn’t end in premium tear”
@jesiwealth wrote “All these just to hurt Tonto, mehn that woman is strong sha, may God continue to give her the strength to move on”.
@adebayortobii wrote “How them de do this thing self….like the camera man will say “Action”,” cut cut cut, let’s take it from the top” make person explain na”
BETWEEN Annie Idibia and a follower who advised that 'Ned's' eyes shouldn't see her daughter, Isabella
Annie shared a video of herself and her daughter, Isabella having a chat, and she talked about how grown her daughter is.
A follower then responded: "My own be say make oga Ned eye no see her. "
And Annie responded: "My own be say you were born a mumu.. bet y!"
See their convo below....
9 year-old boy dies after being struck by lightning while playing football
Emergency services raced to pitches in Blackpool, Lancashire shortly after 5pm on Tuesday after reports a child had been injured.
The victim was rushed to hospital with "serious injuries" but died a short time later, it has been confirmed.
Lancashire Police have said that, while enquiries are ongoing, it is thought that the boy was struck by lightning.
The child has not yet been named, reports LancsLive.
His family have been informed and are being supported by officers, the force added.
DS Nick Connaughton said: "This is a truly devastating incident and our thoughts are wholeheartedly with the family and friends of the young boy, who has passed away, at this very sad and distressing time."
Spirit of Youth Junior FC, which uses the field, said the boy was taking part in a private coaching session, reports the BBC.
Club secretary Daniel Pack said three teams had been due to train this evening but the sessions were cancelled due to the storm.
Bombshell! Afenifere asks President Buhari to resign
The group said this is the best time for President Buhari to resign honourably.
Speaking during the 95th birthday of the leader of the group and the dedication of a church in honour of Chief Reuben Fasonrati, in Iju/Itaogbolu in Akure North Local Government Area of Ondo State, the Acting leader, Chief Ayo Adebanjo, said the Buhari-led government had incapacitated the country and had failed to address the increasing wave of insecurity and the downturn in the economy.
He said the president had failed the people of the country and there is no better time to leave but now, noting that Buhari’s government could no longer handle the situation.
Adebanjo said: “I have told them that in a better and civilised country, he should have gone long ago. “If he has self-respect, he should have gone because everything has failed.
“What is he presiding over? Is it over corruption, security, education?
“Law and order has broken down in the country for the past three years.
“It is only because Nigerians are over tolerance of despots that is why he is still there.”
He lambasted the youth for failing the country and said “the younger generation has failed the country.
He, however, expressed optimism that there is light at the end of the tunnel, saying “as a Christian, I still have hope.”
“If Nigerians are conscious of their right, and they know what to do but where is the demonstration in the country that Buhari government must go?”
