The reason behind the singer's arrest is yet to be ascertained.
Nigerian singer TI Blaze has been arrested by men of the Nigeria Police Force.
This is according to a member of the fast-rising music star's crew.
In an Instagram Live video shared via TI Blaze's page on Wednesday, April 13, 2022, the music star is seen being manhandled by men of the police force.
Liquorose and Emmanuel, two former Big Brother Naija housemates, may have called it quits.
At Liquorose's 27th birthday party, Emmanuel was nowhere to be seen.
The reality TV stars first began to give hints about a possible split after Emmanuel was conspicuously absent when friends and fans gifted Liquorose several gifts on her 27th birthday.
The fans of the reality TV star popularly known as EmmaRose shippers stormed the residence of Liquorose earlier in April with many gifts including a car and other gifts.
Emmanuel who had always been by the side of his girlfriend was absent.
He finally hit the nail on the head after he was a no-show at Liquorose's birthday party.
He also didn't give a shoutout to her on his social media pages.
The party was attended by some former housemates from the reality TV show.
Things took a different turn for the worse on Tuesday, April 12, 2022, after EmmaRose shippers released a screenshot of their resolve since the ship had sunk.
In the message that has since gone viral, the fans raised millions of naira for the former couple but have been to present it to them because of the sad turn of events.
"Unfortunately due to back and forth going on for weeks now. As much as we respect our faves, we also respect every single person that sacrificed out of love to make this a success," part of the statement read.
The short film is a timely warning to young Nigerians on the dangers of indiscriminate social media posting.
Popular TikToker Jennifer Ebele Onyekwelu-Udoka popularly known as JenniFrank has debuted a short film titled 'The Internet Never Forgets', a thrilling piece that addresses the use of social media.
The three-minute film features the celebrity influencer in a full display of emotions―fear, anger, regret, sadness, resignation as she narrates the side effects of blackmail and the stress of dealing with it outside the law in a way that underscores the message that anything put online leaves a digital footprint that can be found decades after it was posted.
The message of the 'The Internet Never Forgets' is timely with the latest trend of celebrity scandals.
The film is scripted and directed by JenniFrank and filmed by David Cliq for the ongoing TikTok.
"When people are going through stuff in their personal lives, they put it out on social media; some people even blackmail others and put it out on social media. My video is a reminder that this can have long term consequences that may not be so pleasant, so we should be careful of what we share,” JenniFranks says on the short film.
The warning was coming at an opportune moment in the light of the ongoing Tiktok #ShortFilm competition.
Falegan has threatened a lawsuit against the UNICEF as response over the allegation.
As againt allegation earlier stated, the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) has withdrawn its scam alert issued against Nollywood actress, Nkechi Blessing’s ex-lover, and politician, Opeyemi David Falegan.
Falegan had claimed to be on a fundraising drive for the people of Ukraine with his charity organization, ODF Foundation, in collaboration with UNICEF on his Instagram page, @hon_falegan_official_.
The Nigerian arm of the organisation thereafter debunked the claim via its Instagram page @unicef_nigeria, on Friday, April 08, 2022, tagging it a “scam”.
Despite the alert, Falegan posted a video on his Instagram page to support his claim that he had indeed raised £61 to be donated to UNICEF’s relief efforts in Ukraine.
The video demonstrated how a link was generated from UNICEF’s Instagram page to create a fundraiser on his personal page.
The Instagram donation feature ensures that donations made with the link will be directly remitted to the organisation’s account.
However, Falegan also solicited funds and added bank account details for his foundation in the fundraising post.
On Monday, April 11, 2022, the Nigerian branch of UNICEF made a U-turn, by deleting the scam alert post.
The organisation via its Instagram page, @unicef_nigeria, also clarified that the alert was issued because Falegan tried to promote his charity organisation while raising funds in the name of UNICEF.
“We are aware that funds can be raised for UNICEF with the Instagram feature that allows users to raise funds for an organization of their choice,” the caption read. “However, no aspect of the fundraiser should include an unauthorized promotion, support, or fundraising for another organisation.
“We discourage intended or unintended affiliations with organizations we do not have a partnership with. In instances where this occurs, UNICEF can issue an alert through our office in the country where the unauthorized activity took place or where the organization operates.
“We have taken down the post with the scam alert as the fundraising activity in question has been discontinued.”
In response, Falegan has threatened a lawsuit against the UNICEF over the allegation.
The politician also described UNICEF’s scam alert as “gross irresponsibility” which he said would “be lawfully handled”.
“You cannot take down the scam alert post made about me without proper procedure or due process, you knew you made a blunder because I never made a fundraising with you,” he wrote on Instagram.
“I did with @unicef which was the main organ of @unicef for Ukraine’s war victims which was allowed and acknowledged.
“The hatchet write up by the UNICEF_Nigeria and its sponsors has not only portrayed I, Hon. Opeyemi David Falegan as a scammer in the public alone but it has depreciated my untainted image in Ekiti state, Nigeria and the world. This is pure gross of irresponsibility on your part and it shall be lawfully handled.”
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