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The Nigerian Comedian took to Instagram to share the replies he gave a follower who asked him overwhelming questions via his DM. Read his post: “I received a very interesting DM yesterday night. Read it twice and let it settle in and read it again. Maybe the person expected me to react by being nasty… The first shot she fired was WHO DO YOU THINK YOU ARE? When anyone asks this question, getting upset doesn’t answer the question. So, I am a Prince of Agbarha Otor, Royal palace, and was born in Numa Marternity, Warri, Middle West. I am a comedian, motivational speaker, poet, ideas generator, media content developer, photographer, Mc, cartoonist, husband, father, son,… she also asked WHAT GAVE ME THE F *G RIGHT TOO DELETE HER COMMENTS ON MY PAGE… As she rightly put it, it’s my page and I have “that” right to associate with who I wish as stated in the Nigerian constitution. YOU ARE POSING ALL OVER INSTAGRAM LIKE YOU ARE A SAINT. RUBBISH!… At no time have I mentioned or claimed to be a

This list is compiled from the 2016 Global Civic Engagement Report written from the survey. 1. Burma A majority of residents in Burma, a southeast Asian country answered “yes” to each of the questions about giving, resulting in by far the highest country score in the survey. 2. The United States Compared to Burma, Hninzi Thet, who now lives in Baltimore, has noticed there’s less of a religious basis to giving in the US, ranked second on the Gallup list. 3. Australia Making sure everyone has an equal chance to succeed – what locals call giving everyone “a fair go” – is a core part of Australian culture. 4. New Zealand As residents of a small island nation and one that has historically been mostly rural, Kiwis have a long tradition of taking care of their neighbours. 5. Sri Lanka Similar to Burma, giving in Sri Lanka is strongly informed by religion. “Most Sri Lankans are Buddhist and Hindus, and both religions endorse charity and sharing,” said Mahinthan So, who lives in

Twitter suspended its own executive and co-founder, Jack Dorsey' account last night. He had over 3.5million followers before it was suspended and his followers reduced to about 150 followers after the suspension. His account was restored about 30 minutes later and the he later tweeted that his account was suspended due to an internal mistake.

Little Emmanuella who became the youngest recipient of the Afro -Australia Music & Movie Awards (AAMMA) has been crowned the Princess of Comedy by the Australian Government in Sydney while Mark Angel was honored with a leadership Award. She won two awards: 1. Best new comedien 2. Princess of Comedy. According to Jimmy B, Ejike Asiegbu and many others, The organizers described little Emmanuella as simply phenomenal. See more photos below;

Dr. Junaid Mohammed has described President Muhammadu Buhari's Administration as shameless for saying Nigerians will vote him in 2019. The Presidency through its Presidential spokesperson, Mallam Garba Shehu, dismissed the suggestion that the masses will not stand behind President Buhari in 2019, saying that “ordinary Nigerians are the backbone of his (Buhari’s) mandate and the only reason he ran for the office is to protect them against the rapacious merchants of corruption, who have held Nigeria back for decades.” Dr. Junaid Mohammed however reacting to that said; “It is very unfortunate and shameless that a government that is yet to do anything is already talking of 2019. “It is very unfortunate that a party like APC that is fast becoming moribund is already talking of 2019 when they have nothing to show for the four years Nigerians gave them. This development shows they are power-hungry, hypocritical and corruption-ridden. “This entire 2019 discussion is ridiculous. I

According to Donald Trump's spokesperson on Tuesday, Donald Trump has decided that he won't subject former Hillary Clinton to a criminal inquiry related to her private email server or her family foundation. Read his statement: "I think when the president-elect tells you before he's even inaugurated he doesn't wish to pursue these charges, it sends a very strong message, tone and content, to the members," Kellyanne Conway. Ms Conway was the first person to disclose the change of plan to pursue a pledge to "lock up" Clinton by Donald Trump. Read what she said; "I think, he's thinking of many different things as he prepares to become the President of the United States, and things that sound like the campaign are not among them," Ms Conway said in an interview. "I think Hillary Clinton still has to face the fact that a majority of Americans don't find her to be honest or trustworthy, but if Donald Trump can help her heal