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Last night American music mogul, Jay Z was a guest on the Van Jones show on CNN where he took aim at President Trump in an interesting way. The rapper said, even if the African American community is benefiting economically now under President Trump's administration, the narrative behind it is still wrong. In his words, "treat me really bad and pay me well. It's not going to lead to happiness. Everyone is going to be sick."   Without wasting time, Trump fired back on Sunday morning with a tweet that reads, "Somebody please inform Jay Z that because of my policies, Black Unemployment has just been reported to be at the LOWEST RATE EVER RECORDED!"

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Singer, Stephanie Otobo who made news last year after alleging that she was in a sexual relationship with the Senior Pastor of Omega Fire Ministeries, Apostle Johnson Suleman, yesterday went to his church in Edo state and in front of his congregation, confessed that she lied against him. According to Stepahnie, she was paid heavily by some politicians to tarnish the image of the pastor. She appealed to the pastor and his wife, Lizzy, to forgive her which they did. Mrs Suleman later prayed for her and said she has forgiven her. Watch the video below https://www.facebook.com/WeLoveApostleJohnsonSuleman/videos/10155857384550631/

Lol... This guy proudly showed off how he's gonna have oral and penetrative sex with the controversial dolls that have caught everyone's attention on social media. Watch below;

Tonight, the 3rd season of popular reality show Big Brother Naija kicked off in South Africa and the social media bants have already begun. With 20 housemates and Ebuka returning as the host, Big Brother Naija themed 'Double Wahala' sure looks like it'll be fun! See all the hilarious tweets below....

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The Anglican Bishop of Enugu Diocese, Archbishop Emmanuel Chukwuma has reacted to the claims of Minister of labour and productivity, Chris Ngige asserting that the government has spent up to N1billion on the funeral rites of Alex Ekwueme. The former vice president was until his death a member of the diocese. Speaking during a commendation service for the late elder statesman in Enugu, the archbishop described the Federal Government’s claims as “unacceptable.” He said the Federal Government should explain “what, where and how” the N1bn was spent. Chukwuma said; “Ekwueme, being a man of accountability, the Federal Government must give account on how the N1bn was spent. “We are happy that the government is giving him a befitting burial, but one thing is that people should emulate the legacies he left behind. “It is not good to say all sorts of things without emulating the legacies he left behind.”