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October 30, 2024 Any Charity Involving a Camera Has an Agenda – Comedienne Tomama

Any Charity Involving a Camera Has an Agenda – Comedienne Tomama

Popular comedienne Tomama has addressed the way some individuals use philanthropy to mask their wrongdoing. In a recent Instagram post, she pointed out that one of the quickest ways to gain favor with Nigerians is through gift-giving.

She suggested that many people engage in philanthropic activities while ensuring these moments are captured on camera for public display. According to Tomama, when such gestures are made, it becomes challenging for the public to criticize the individual, regardless of their past actions.

She emphasized that any act of philanthropy that involves a camera is likely driven by an underlying agenda.

 

Any Charity Involving a Camera Has an Agenda – Comedienne Tomama
Any Charity Involving a Camera Has an Agenda—Comedienne Tomama
October 30, 2024 Serie A: Lookman’s Ballon d’Or Nomination Credit Goes to Atalanta Teammates – Gasperini

Serie A: Lookman’s Ballon d’Or Nomination Credit Goes to Atalanta Teammates – Gasperini

Atalanta manager Gian Piero Gasperini credited Ademola Lookman’s 2024 Ballon d’Or nomination to the vital support of his Atalanta teammates. Lookman, who joined Atalanta from RB Leipzig two years ago, has quickly risen as one of the club’s standout players and earned Atalanta’s Player of the Season award for two consecutive seasons.

His exceptional performances, especially in the UEFA Europa League final, secured him a spot on the Ballon d’Or nomination list, where he ultimately placed 14th. Gasperini emphasized that Lookman’s accomplishment reflects not only his own hard work but also the collective effort of the team.

“He knows he wouldn’t be here without De Roon, Ederson, Djimsiti, and the entire squad supporting him,” Gasperini told Gazzetta dello Sport. “It’s not guaranteed he would have achieved the same result if he were playing for a different team.”

 

October 30, 2024 Senate Commences Screening of Seven Ministerial Nominees

Senate Commences Screening of Seven Ministerial Nominees

The Senate has commenced screening of the seven new ministerial nominees appointed by President Bola Tinubu last Wednesday. The screening took place in the Senate chamber on Wednesday after an initial postponement on Tuesday.

The process began with Nentawe Yilwatda, nominated to replace Betta Edu as Minister of Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Reduction. The Senate temporarily suspended its rules to allow the ministerial nominees into the chamber.

Other nominees include Bianca Odumegwu-Ojukwu for Minister of State, Foreign Affairs; Maigari Dingyadi for Minister of Labour and Employment; Jumoke Oduwole for Minister of Industry; Idi Maiha for the newly established Ministry of Livestock Development; Yusuf Ata for Minister of State, Housing and Urban Development; and Suwaiba Ahmad for Minister of State, Education.

This follows President Tinubu’s recent reshuffle, in which he dismissed five ministers, reassigned 10 others to different portfolios, and appointed seven new ministers for Senate confirmation.

 

October 30, 2024 Assault Case: Court Grants Rep. Ikwechegh Bail at N500,000

Assault Case: Court Grants Rep. Ikwechegh Bail at N500,000

On Wednesday, the Kuje Magistrate Court granted bail to Alex Ikwechegh, a House of Representatives member representing Aba North and South, setting the amount at N500,000. Ikwechegh faced arraignment for allegedly assaulting Bolt driver Stephen Abuwatseya, outside his residence in Abuja.

The Bolt driver’s lawyer, Deji Adeyanju, confirmed that the arraignment would take place at noon. The incident gained widespread attention after a video circulated on social media showing Ikwechegh allegedly threatening the driver, with remarks suggesting he could make the driver "disappear" without a trace.

READ ALSO: Abuja Bolt Driver Case: Alex Ikwechegh to Face Arraignment in Kuje Court

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