BBNaija S7: ‘She Should Go’

Nigerian investigative journalist, Kemi Olunloyo has known as for the disqualification of Large Brother Naija Season 7 Housemate, Phyna.

Naija Information studies that that is coming just a few hours after Phyna tossed an merchandise at fellow housemate Bella, throughout a conflict on Friday evening.

Becoming a member of many Twitter customers calling out the truth star’s behaviour, Kemi mentioned Phyna ought to be disqualified for breaking the home guidelines.

In line with her, the ‘Stage Up’ housemate would do effectively exterior the home and in contrast her to Tacha and Mercy’s struggle throughout the ‘PepperDem’ version.

She wrote: “Sadly Phyna MUST GO!! Tossing an merchandise at Bella is BREAKING the principles. She ought to be disqualified interval! She’s going to do effectively exterior the home however guidelines are guidelines. Biggie higher actuality that is precisely what Tacha did to Mercy. Instigating fights”.

Daddy Showkey Reacts To Suspension of Feminine Officers Over Viral Video

In the meantime, veteran singer, Daddy Showkey has condemned the suspension of two feminine officers by the Police command over a viral video on TikTok.

The Police Power suspended two supernumerary Cops, Obaze Blessing with SPY quantity 5709, and Obaze Emmanuella Uju with SPY quantity 5708 for violating the legislation in a viral video on August 3.

In line with the Power, the officers have been adorned in standard law enforcement officials’ uniforms opposite to the code regulating the SPY service.

The Power Spokesperson, CSP Olumuyiwa Adejobi, in a press release famous that considered one of them equally adorned the rank of Superintendent of Police, opposite to the extant legal guidelines.

Reacting to the suspension, Daddy Showkey mentioned that the motion taken by the NPF was “uncalled for” because the video solely aimed to painting the Nigerian police in a extra relatable gentle to the populace.

He added that the video may doubtlessly reframe the thoughts of younger folks towards the police power for good.