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November 6, 2024 BBNaija Star Hermes Mourns the Loss of His Mother

BBNaija Star Hermes Mourns the Loss of His Mother

Big Brother Naija star Hermes Iyele has announced the heartbreaking loss of his mother, Isioma Ohebian Iyele. The reality star shared the news on his Instagram page on Wednesday, November 6, 2024, revealing that she passed away the previous day, November 5.

Alongside a cherished photo of his mother, Hermes expressed his grief and asked for prayers and support during this challenging time. He wrote, “It is with the heaviest of hearts that I announce the passing of my beloved mum, ISIOMA PHEBIAN IYELE, on the 5th of November 2024. I am sharing this to start my grieving process openly, as I currently lack the strength and resources—both emotionally and financially—to manage this alone. Please pray for my siblings and me and support us in any way you can.”

Fans and well-wishers have since flooded his post with messages of comfort and support.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
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November 5, 2024 Whitemoney Claims Superior Talent: “Shallipopi Doesn’t Have a Great Voice”

Whitemoney Claims Superior Talent: “Shallipopi Doesn’t Have a Great Voice”

Big Brother Naija star and singer Hazel Onuo, popularly known as Whitemoney, recently shared his thoughts on fellow artist Shallipopi. During an Instagram live session with fans, Whitemoney expressed that he believes Shallipopi “doesn’t have a wonderful voice” and stated he considers himself more talented and experienced in the entertainment industry.

“Musically, I’m more exposed than him,” Whitemoney said confidently. “In every angle of entertainment, I am more than him.”

So far, Shallipopi has not responded to Whitemoney’s remarks.

November 1, 2024 Court Grants N2M Bail to VDM After Arraignment for Wearing Police Uniform

Court Grants N2M Bail to VDM After Arraignment for Wearing Police Uniform

The Chief Magistrate Court in Abuja has granted N2 million bail to social media critic Martins Otse, known as VeryDarkMan, following his appearance in court on Thursday for allegedly wearing a police uniform without permission. The FCT Police Command, which announced the case on X, led the prosecution after a viral video showed VeryDarkMan dressed in Nigeria Police Force attire and claiming to be “CSP VeryDarkMan” and the “number one online police officer.”

In its statement, the police emphasized its commitment to safeguarding the integrity of official symbols and preventing unauthorized usage. The statement added, “Martins Otse is appearing in court today for impersonation, relating to the unauthorized use of NPF uniforms in a viral video,” with the FCT Command overseeing the case.

VeryDarkMan’s lawyer, Deji Ayedanju, confirmed that the court had set conditions for his release, requiring two sureties, each with an N2 million bond. The sureties must also provide identification, submit utility bills, and reside within the Abuja municipal jurisdiction. Additionally, they must deposit their international passports, and the prosecutor will verify the sureties’ addresses. The defendant and sureties are also required to sign an affidavit ensuring his appearance at all trial proceedings.

READ ALSO: Police to Arraign Activist VeryDarkMan on ‘Impersonation’ Charges

November 1, 2024 Police to Arraign Activist VeryDarkMan on ‘Impersonation’ Charges

Police to Arraign Activist VeryDarkMan on ‘Impersonation’ Charges

The Nigerian Police Force (NPF) is set to arraign social media activist Martins Otse, popularly known as VeryDarkMan (VDM), on Friday over allegations of impersonation. The issue arose after VDM appeared in a viral video wearing a police uniform, humorously introducing himself as the "chief superintendent of police (CSP) of the online division."

In response, the police launched an investigation to determine the source of the uniform and any authority under which the activist acted. Announcing the court appearance on X (formerly Twitter), the NPF stated, “VDM, whose real name is Martins Otse, is scheduled to appear in court today for impersonation-related charges stemming from the unauthorized use of Nigeria Police Force uniforms in a viral video.”

The FCT Police Command is leading the case, emphasizing the NPF’s commitment to protecting the integrity of its symbols and preventing their misuse.

VDM had previously apologized, clarifying he did not intend to impersonate the police. “I didn’t intend to impersonate the police in any way and offer my sincere apologies to the Nigeria Police Force and the Inspector General of Police,” he said. He also advised the public to seek formal approval before using any item resembling law enforcement attire, stressing the importance of permission to prevent misuse.

READ ASLO: Police Detain Social Media Influencer Verydarkman After Responding to Invitation

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