Nigerian singer, Timi Dakolo has said that fame doesn’t automatically translate to financial success.
“You can be really famous, I mean really really famous and still be broke.” the musician wrote.
He posted this on his twitter handle in the early hours of today (Wednesday).
Substitute Alexis Sanchez sealed Inter Milan’s first Italian Super Cup since 2010 in dramatic style as he scored a 121st-minute winner against Juventus.
The forward stunned Juve with the final kick of a game that was heading to a penalty shootout.
Weston McKennie had opened the scoring for Juve only for Lautaro Martinez to level with a first-half penalty.
Inter’s Denzel Dumfries had a header tipped on to bar in normal time before Sanchez won it in extra time.
The former Arsenal and Manchester United forward pounced when Matteo Darmian managed to prod the ball into his path after Juve defender Alex Sandro failed to control and clear a Federico Dimarco cross into the box.
Victory secured Simone Inzaghi his first piece of silverware as Inter boss, having taken over from title-winning manager Antonio Conte in the summer.
It was also a third Super Cup triumph for the 45-year-old as manager, having twice previously guided Lazio to victory against Juventus in the showpiece event.
Governor Babagana Zulum of Borno State and his Zamfara counterpart, Bello Matawalle, have cried out that terrorists are overrunning their states.
While Zulum said fighters of the Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) would wreak havoc more than Boko Haram not only in Borno but in other parts of the country if not tackled, Matawalle said bandits were being released without trial by competent courts of law and that over 600,000 people are now IDPs.
Zulum spoke when he received the Senate Committee on Army in Maiduguri, while Matawalle made his position known when he received in audience, a federal government delegation led by the minister of defence.
Zulum also expressed concern over the growing presence of ISWAP in the southern part of Borno after dislodging fighters loyal to the late Abubakar Shekau.
Meanwhile, Governor Matawalle said bandits were being released after they were arrested without being charged to court to answer the atrocities they committed.
The governor said this could be partly responsible for the persistence of armed banditry in Zamfara and adjoining states.
The Lagos State Building Control Agency has told a coroner inquest inquiring into the Nov.1 collapse of the 21-storey building at Gerard Road, Ikoyi, Lagos that construction of the three high-rise blocks began months before provisional approval was granted.
Counsel for Lasbca, Mr. A.S Odugbemi, disclosed this while questioning Mr Muritala Olawale, the Managing Director of Prowess Engineering Nigeria Ltd.
Olawale was a former consultant structural engineer to the project but withdrew his services via a letter dated Feb. 20, 2020, over disputes on how the project was structurally executed.
At the coroner’s proceedings, Odugbemi disputed the contents of paragraph 17 of Olawale’s Statement on Oath to the Inquest stating that late Femi Osibona, the Managing Director of Fourscore Heights Ltd, had informed his team that he had received provisional approval for the project’s construction.
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