I was going through Facebook this morning, guess what I saw; I saw this:
So funny when you have not eaten for days but still go and fight Lol
So funny when you have not eaten for days but still go and fight Lol
YBNL boss, Olamide‘s tongue-in-cheek reaction to the shocking news of an attack on a gay club by a gunman in Orlando drew an angry response from former Super Falcons player,Chichi Igbo.
In a now deleted post, the rapper seemed to make a mockery of the tragic incident by putting up a meme which read: ‘When somebody asks you if you’re ok because they know you were in Orlando but your not gay.’
Chichi apparently got wind of the ‘disrespectful’ post and ultimately lashed out at Baddo, subsequently getting herself blocked from the rapper’s page.
‘Olamide aka @baddosneh you are officially a douchebag for being so insensitive over such tragedy, gay or straight, lives were lost and I don’t see how anyone can make joke with such, and for the record, not everyone that goes to a gay club is gay, these are people that have friends and families that most times accompany them to clubs and there are also those that are not so judgmental n prolly love the type of music played in the club. It could’ve been anyone so pay some fucking respect or be SILENT!!! #prayfororlando #letloveleadtheway,’ Chichi commented.
Some students of Baptist High School, Adeeke, Iwo caused a stir among their colleagues as they appeared in the school in choir robes and other church garments.
Our correspondent, who visited the school observed that the students came late to the school around 8:35 on Tuesday and headed to their various classes as their colleagues hailed them for their courage.
Many female Muslim students of the school wore hijab on their uniforms and some members of the Christian Association of Nigeria are in the school to monitor the reaction of the teachers to the mode of dressing of their children.
No student was chased out of the classes for appearing in different clothes and all the students irrespective of their chosen uniforms are being taught by their teachers.
Earlier, Justice Jide Falola of the Osun State High Court had on June 3 given a verdict that Muslim students should be allowed to wear hijab in all public schools in the state because it was part of their fundamental rights.
The CAN had held an emergency meeting following the judgment and threatened that it would direct Christian pupils to start wearing choir robes and other religious garments to schools should the state government implement the judgment.
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Here below was the interview we had with him:
Gistergram: Hi! Mr. Code can we meet you?
Blaccode: Hahahah! Why not? Yes you can!
Gistergramm: Thank you, what exactly is you real name?
Blaccode: My name is Akin-Oyewole Akinseye
Gistergramm: Cool, Obviously you are from the Yoruba speaking tribe
Blaccode: Yeah exactly:
Gistergramm: You released a single last week tittled "FIRE DANCER" but actually you had release a single since late last 2 years
Blaccode: Yes actually
Gistergramm: So why did "Fire Dancer"came in so late?
Blaccode: We, you know Blaccode has been up and doing upgrading and re-branding so I have to make sure I give what my fans wants from me to them
Gistergramm: Okay! that sounds cool, so lets talk about "Sebi Elei". How do you came about that?
Blaccode: "Sebi Elei"simply means "do like this" yeah! hahahahh... So I'm actually asking or telling my fans to do exactly what I'm doing. I think the video of that song should explain it better but unfortunately we are working endlessly to come up with a good concept for that video but we actually have an animate video for the song already courtesy to Cre8ive Galleria formerly Wixabrand
Gistergramm: Nice! We hope you soon make the video of that song soon and I hope when we call on you again, you respond?
Blaccode: Oh yes! definitely
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A correspondent of the News Agency of Nigerian at the scene reports that ambulances were seen taking people out of the collapse building to the Isolo General Hospital.
There had yet to be an official confirmation of the number of casualties.
Policemen were on the ground dispersing crowds, who were gathered outside the gate of the collapse building.
An eyewitness, who spoke to NAN on anonymity, said that the building collapse at around 1.30pm.
He said the building, which usually serves as a guest house for some foreigners and people from the neighbouring African countries, was completed four months ago.
The eyewitness added that the building, which was a four-storey building, was converted to six-storey building to accommodate more of its visitors.
”We were all surprised with this incidence. At around 1.30pm, the building collapsed while people were inside.
“This building was a four-storey building but it was converted to seven,” he said.
NAN also observed that Lagos State Emergency Management Agency, National Emergency Management Agency and the Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps were also on the ground.
LASEMA officials were denied access into the premises of the church while journalists were also chased away from the scene of the incidence.
People, who attempted to take pictures of the scene were harassed by members of the church.
More details later.
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