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BREAKING: Over 3000 Lagos Community Residents In Distress, Rendered Homeless As Government Officials, Policemen Demolish, Set Fire To Buildings

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The demolition, which reportedly took place on Monday without prior notice, has left thousands of families homeless and in distress, SaharaReporters learnt.

Residents of Ayetoro community in the Yaba Local Council Development Area (LCDA) of Lagos State have raised the alarm over the alleged demolition of their buildings by the Lagos State government officials, especially the Task Force and the Lagos State Emergency Management Agency (LASEMA).

The demolition, which reportedly took place on Monday without prior notice, has left thousands of families homeless and in distress, SaharaReporters learnt.

One of the residents, Ajimuda Gbenga, told SaharaReporters on Tuesday that some policemen and LASEMA officials came and demolished their building.

Samuel Adebayo, a representative of the community, told SaharaReporters that he had spoken to several notable people about the incident but he was not sure who could come to their aid as soon as possible.

According to him, “This is a matter of urgency, and I trust SaharaReporters to bring attention to such issues.

“Our community existed long before the Oko-Baba Plant Market. However, due to the expansion of the plant market, there has been tension. Ayetoro, a neighbouring community, shares a boundary with the plant market.

“What is happening now is disturbing; the demolition began in the market, about 2 kilometers away from our community. I witnessed them using bulldozers to demolish houses. In areas they couldn’t reach, they resorted to setting homes on fire, leaving children and their mothers without shelter.

He said they extended the demolition towards the end of the plant market, crossing into their community.

“The boundary between the plant market and our community has been breached, and they are now setting homes in Ayetoro on fire. Over 3,000 residents are affected.

“We received information from one of their agents, who told us that the government’s directive was to demolish the community’s buildings. I cannot understand why the plant market’s expansion is now affecting the community and its residents.

Adebayo explained that they have destroyed houses in the heart of their community, and even set some buildings ablaze.

According to him, “This act of inhumanity is unacceptable.”

“The only way forward is to ensure the safety of everyone, and that’s why we are calling on SaharaReporters to help amplify our voices. The situation is dire, and they are deliberately setting fire to people’s homes. We cannot sit back and watch.

When asked who is responsible for the demolitions, said, “I was told LASEMA and the state government are involved.”

When SaharaReporters contacted the Director-General of LASEMA, Dr. Oluwafemi Oke-Osanyintolu, he said, “How can an agency swear to protect the safety of people be so reckless?”

He said, “How can they set people’s properties on fire?

“As a medical doctor trained to save lives, I find it unimaginable that such an act could occur, I have dedicated nearly 30 years to protecting people and saving lives. How could we now be accused of setting homes on fire? Think about it.”

OluFemi Oke-Osanyintolu explained that the allegation was “painful and unjust.”

He reiterated that LASEMA does not engage in demolitions, he said they are a rescue agency, not a demolition crew.

“Every activity LASEMA conducts is transparent, with the press always informed, from the moment an incident happens, we release a preliminary report, and after the situation is resolved, a confirmatory report follows.”

OluFemi Oke-Osanyintolu added that it is a barbaric and baseless thought to suggest that the agency is involved in the demolitions.

Efforts to get a response from the Lagos State Police Command spokesperson, SP Benjamin Hundeyin, were unsuccessful as he did not answer calls nor respond to messages.

 

 

 

Dangote Refinery still in its pre-commissioning phase, yet to be full licence, says NMDPRA

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Dangote Refinery still in its pre-commissioning phase, yet to be full licence, says NMDPRA

 

The Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority (NMDPRA) has revealed that Dangote Refinery is still in its pre-commissioning phase and has yet to receive a full operational licence.

 

This is coming at a time Danote Refinery and Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) contending Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) or petrol price

 

The update comes amid high expectations for the Dangote Refinery, which is anticipated to significantly reduce Nigeria’s reliance on fuel imports once it achieves full operational status.

 

The Head of Public Affairs at NMDPRA, George Ene-Ita, clarified that the refinery is currently undergoing a phased process, with only two out of four priority sections approved for the introduction of hydrocarbons.

 

“The entire plant is subdivided into four sections technically referred to as priorities one, two, three, and four,” Ene-Ita explained, adding that “At this stage of pre-commissioning, only priorities one and two have been given approval to introduce hydrocarbons, which allows the plant to operate on a test-run basis.”

 

Under this condition, Ene-Ita said the refinery is permitted to produce petroleum products such as diesel, jet fuel, and kerosene, which are then released into the market under regulatory supervision.

 

This pre-commissioning phase also involves conducting rigorous pre-startup and safety audits of the facility, Ene-Ita told The Guardian.

 

He noted that the audits include tests on the plant’s mechanical, electrical, and instrumentation systems to ensure the refinery’s readiness for full-scale production. Ene-Ita said full production and an increased volume of PMS would only be achieved when approval is given to introduce hydrocarbons into priorities three and four.

 

“Once these sections are operational, the plant will undergo a 90-day observation period during which additional tests and audits will be carried out to confirm compliance with regulatory guidelines. If, after 90 days, our technical team confirms that the facility adheres to all parameters, the refinery will be issued a License to Operate (LTO), marking its full operational status,” he said.

 

Ene-Ita said that this procedure is standard and applies to all refineries in Nigeria.

 

Regarding concerns over the colour of PMS produced during the pre-commissioning phase, Ene-Ita clarified that, according to the Nigeria Industrial Standards (NIS), the specified colour for PMS is Oxblood Red. However, since the refinery is not fully operational, the colour may not yet conform to this standard.

 

“It’s important to note that colour is not necessarily an indicator of product quality, nor is it a quality parameter in regulatory compliance. When the Dangote Refinery becomes fully operational, it will be expected to produce PMS that conforms to the NIS colour specifications,” Ene-Ita stated.

New X owner soon? Mark Cuban wants to buy twitter/X from Elon Musk—internet demands ‘bring back the bird!’

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New X owner soon? Mark Cuban wants to buy twitter/X from Elon Musk—internet demands ‘bring back the bird!’

Mark Cuban, one of the main ‘sharks’ from the ABC reality television series Shark Tank, just dropped a bombshell that’s got people on social media talking. He’s revealed that he has got his eyes on buying X/Twitter from Elon Musk, and the internet is having a field day with the news.

 

In a recent chat with Wired’s Lauren Goode, 66-year-old tech mogul Mark Cuban said he’d love to buy Fox News and X (formerly Twitter) if he had the money.

 

“If I had enough money, I’d buy it in a heartbeat,” Cuban joked, though he admits he doesn’t have the funds right now.

 

Cuban, a regular user of X, has been vocal about his dislike for the changes Elon Musk has made to the platform.

 

“I wish I could [buy X]. There’s no reason for him [Musk] to sell it,” Cuban told Business Insider.

 

How did people react?

 

The buzz around Mark Cuban’s desire to buy X has set social media buzzing.

 

Reactions have been all over the place—some folks are practically begging for the return of the old Twitter days with comments like, “TAKE ME BACK” and “IDC who buys it, JUST BRING THE BIRD BACK!”

 

One even said, “Please, buy it from him! We’re so tired of Elon!”

 

But not everyone is convinced it’s a realistic dream.

 

Some are pointing out the harsh financial reality with comments like, “Ridiculous, his net worth is 5 billion and half of that of the basketball team. Elon’s Tesla bonus was over 50 billion Cuban, which is pocket change to Elon.”

 

According to Forbes, Cuban’s net worth is $5.7 billion, and as one person wisely noted, “He’s $39 billion short. He can’t afford X!”

 

Looks like Cuban’s plan might need a bit more than wishful thinking.

 

To stay updated on the stories that are going viral, follow Indiatimes Trending.

Mohbad’s Father Demanded Quick Burial After Davido’s N2m Donation’, PA

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‘Mohbad’s Father Demanded Quick Burial After Davido’s N2m Donation’, PA

Adeyemo Boluwatife, the Personal Assistant to the late Mohbad has stated that the late Singer’s Father, Joseph Aloba demanded for immediate burial of his son after receiving N2 million from Davido. Adeyemo said this while testifying at the Coroner’s Inquest in Ikorodu on Wednesday.

 

The Coroner’s Inquest which began on September 29, 2023, was set up by the Lagos State Government to unravel the cause of Mohbad’s death.

 

Mohbad died on September 12 2023, under questionable circumstances, and was hurriedly buried the following day.

 

Following the calls for justice across the nation, his body was exhumed on September 21, 2023, for an autopsy by the Lagos State University Teaching Hospital, LASUTH.

 

However, during the court sitting on Wednesday, Adeyemo, who is also Mohbad’s nephew, told the Ikorodu Magistrate Court that Mohbad’s father insisted on burying him immediately, after receiving N2 million from Davido.

 

Adeyemo also claimed that he transferred N1 million to Mr Aloba, and later gave the remaining amount to Adura, Mohbad’s younger brother, after settling the hospital bills and ambulance rental fees. He further revealed that, Investigators took custody of the deceased’s phone after his death.

FULL LIST: Notorious bandits leaders killed by Nigerian Military

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FULL LIST: Notorious bandits leaders killed by Nigerian Military

Northern Nigeria especially North-West has become increasingly violent. This is due to the activities of militias, known locally as “bandits.”

 

The origins of the conflict in north-western Nigeria can be traced back to 2011 following disagreements between Hausa farmers and Fulani pastoralists.

 

Banditry in the northwestern states of Zamfara, Kaduna, and Katsina has reached an alarming position in recent years. They terrorise villages with impunity.

 

So far, security agencies have continued to launch onslaughts on terrorist and bandit activities in the north.

 

Similarly, the country’s military jets have carried out several air strikes in bandits enclaves.

 

In May, the Minister of Defence, Muhammad Badaru noted that the synergy among the Service Chiefs and sister agencies led to the killing of over 9,300 bandits and insurgents, while 7000 had since been arrested in the last year.

 

Recently, the Nigerian Army killed a notorious bandit leader and arms supplier, Kachalla Halilu Sububu, in a major operation against bandits in the northwest.

 

Sububu, a key figure in the region’s banditry, operated a large mining site in Dan-Kamfani, Anka Local Government Area, and owned thousands of cattle in the infamous Sububu Forest.

 

Also, many bandits are on the Army’s wanted list for various involvement in criminal activities.

 

Here’s a full list of some of the bandits’ leaders who have been killed as confirmed by the military:

 

1. Halilu Sububu

 

2. Buhari Alhaji Halidu otherwise known as “Buharin Yadi” – He unleashed terror on citizens in Kidandan/Galadimawa general areas of Giwa LGA, Sabon Birni/Kerawa general areas of Igabi LGA, other locations in nearby Sabuwa LGA of Katsina State, and indeed some parts of Niger and Zamfara states.

 

3. A kingpin commonly called Dangote was killed in a gun battle with Kachalla Dankarami’s camp along the Dumbunrun Forest between Batsari and Jibia local government areas of Katsina State.

 

4. Boderi Isyaku – A notorious bandit leader, responsible for the kidnapping of 39 students of the Federal College of Forestry Mechanisation and the attack on the Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA), Kaduna in 2021.

 

5. Kachalla Dan Chaki

 

6. Dogo Gudali

 

7. Dogo Rabe – He was killed in an Air Force strike during an operation to flush out terrorists operating in communities between the Zurmi and Birnin Magaji areas in Zamfara State, and Jibia in Katsina State.

 

8. Alhaji Auta and Kachalla Ruga – They were killed alongside many of their gang members in a raid on their enclaves at Gusami Forest and Tsamre village in Birnin Magaji Local Government Area of Zamfara State.

 

9. Rufai Maikaji – He was a deadly bandit who commanded over a hundred fighters in the state.

 

10. Ya’u – He was killed in an ambush by the troops at a strategic crossing point in Burra, Ningi. He was the leader of the gang which is notorious for using heavy weaponry to instill terror among the residents of Burra and neighbouring communities.

 

11. Alhaji Karki – He was killed while attempting to overrun a military unit in Niger State. Karki, who once repented but later went back to criminality, had been terrorizing Niger communities and was responsible for killings, arsons and kidnappings in the areas.

 

12. Bandit leader “Yellow” – He was operating several bandit camps in Zamfara, Kaduna, and Katsina states, but was killed following Nigerian Airforce air strikes in Katsina and Zamfara states.

Victoria’s Journey from Underestimated to Unstoppable in BBNaija

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The story making waves right now is all about Victoria Onyenwere, a travel consultant and CEO of VS Global Travels. As one of the standout housemates in Big Brother Naija’s 9th season, themed “No Loose Guard,” Victoria is proving that you don’t need drama to trend—she’s trending for all the right reasons. Not only is she showcasing her impeccable skills as a fashion designer within the confined BBNaija house, but she’s also redefining what it means to stand out in a reality show where big personalities often dominate the narrative.

Victoria’s impact is undeniable, as she was recently named the Most Popular Housemate by the Africa Social Index and has been on the chart for an impressive seven weeks.  Early on, she faced criticism and was unfairly labeled by keyboard warriors who thought they had her all figured out. But, as the weeks rolled on, Victoria defied expectations and steadily built an impressive fanbase known as The Vikings. What’s groundbreaking about her journey is that her fanbase is already trending on social media—a rare feat, considering most fanbases only gain traction after the show ends. The Vikings aren’t just trending; they are fiercely rooting for Victoria, showing unwavering support.

Her fashion prowess has been nothing short of spectacular. With limited resources inside the house, Victoria has managed to create stunning outfits that could easily rival the work of top designers outside the house. What she’s accomplished with so little is nothing short of genius, and it’s clear that she’s positioning herself as a major force to be reckoned with post-show.

 

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As the grand finale approaches, Victoria stands out as a potential winner. Beyond her time in the house, she is poised to become a sought-after brand ambassador, with brands eager to partner with her thanks to her authenticity, creativity, and undeniable talent. Keep an eye on Victoria—she’s about to take the world by storm.

Lagos International Theatre Festival 2024- Bolanle Austen-Peters Partners Lagos State Government

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The Lagos International Theatre Festival (LITF) is set to debut in November 2024, bringing together an extraordinary assembly of creative talents from around the world.

 

Organised by the renowned Bolanle Austen-Peters in partnership with the Lagos State government, this inaugural edition aims to foster a thriving community of thespians, promote excellence, and drive sustainability in the creative industry.

 

Bolanle Austen-Peters, a celebrated theatre director, producer, and award-winning filmmaker, leads the festival with support from prominent sponsors including First Bank of Nigeria Limited, Dorman Long Engineering, Amstel Malta, and the Wole Soyinka Centre for Culture and Creative Arts.

 

Speaking about the festival, Austen-Peters said, “The creative industry is the lifeblood of every thriving nation, and Nigeria is richly endowed with immense talent and creativity. This is the one resource that is limitless, a gift from God. We must create platforms where our creatives can tell their stories, explore their craft, and share our values with the world. That’s why we are launching the Lagos International Theatre Festival.”

 

The festival will run from November 15 to 17, 2024, across four iconic Lagos venues: The National Theatre, Terra Kulture, Muson Centre, and John Randle Centre. These locations will offer attendees a variety of performances, including musicals, skits, and repertory theatre, showcasing the richness of African culture and storytelling.

 

The Lagos State Government, a lead sponsor of LITF, is proud to support arts and culture within its borders. Mrs. Toke Benson-Awoyinka, Honourable Commissioner for Tourism, Arts, and Culture, remarked, “Today, we celebrate the vibrant cultural heritage and artistic spirit that make Lagos truly unique. This festival not only highlights the incredible talents of our local performers, directors, and playwrights but also brings communities together in a shared experience of storytelling. Theatre has the power to inspire, challenge, and connect us, reminding us of our shared humanity.”

 

As the lead bank sponsor, First Bank, through its First@Arts Initiative, reinforces its commitment to youth development and the arts. Folake Ani-Mumuney, Group Head of Marketing & Corporate Communications at First Bank, shared, “We are thrilled to partner on the Lagos International Theatre Festival. This collaboration allows us to support nation-building while empowering Nigeria’s creative industry. Platforms like LITF enable the next generation of creative talent to flourish.”

 

The Lagos International Theatre Festival will be a celebration of creativity and diversity, featuring performances by local and international artists. Its advisory and governing boards include notable figures such as Joke Silva, Femi Elufowoju Jr., Chioma Ude, Jahman Anikulapo, Israel Eboh, Samuel Perry, Kehinde Bankole, Osas Ighodaro, John Momoh, Karl Toriola, Yemi Idowu, Ron Kunene, Ladi Chinede, Donald Duke, and Yewande Zaccheus. Their involvement ensures a world-class event that will captivate audiences and deepen appreciation for the arts.

 

Beyond the performances, the festival will offer workshops, masterclasses, and panel discussions led by industry professionals, providing invaluable learning opportunities for aspiring artists. Attendees can also explore a bustling marketplace featuring theatre-related merchandise.

 

LITF 2024 promises to be an unforgettable experience for theatre enthusiasts, performers, and culture lovers alike. With a diverse lineup of events, the festival caters to everyone, from seasoned theatregoers to those seeking a unique cultural experience. Alongside its artistic offerings, LITF 2024 is set to boost the local economy, stimulate growth in the creative sector, generate employment, and enhance tourism in Lagos State.

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How Okada riders changed rice farming in Lagos, Ogun

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Rice farming in Magboro along the Lagos- Ibadan expressway in Ifo Local Government Area of Ogun State is now attracting people of various classes and business backgrounds, thereby boosting economic growth and food security in the area and Ogun State at large.

 

Muhammed Bello, the chairman of Albarka farmers’ group, who expanded the rice project using mechanised farming in the area told Weekend Trust that it was some Northern commercial motorcyclists known as Okada riders in Magboro, who initiated it, but on a small scale.

 

“Most of them are my boys, and I supported them financially when they started. I used to give them loan ranging from N1 million to N10 million and whenever they harvested, they would pay me back. It was later on they urged me to join them in the farming, and when I visited the site, I realised that it’s a fertile land suitable for all kinds of farming, hence I liaised with the traditional rulers and other stakeholders. We then acquired hectares of land and initiated mechanised rice farming on a large scale.

 

“I also employed the services of young farmers’ group and with our resources and the effort we put in, it is yielding good results and we gained the state government’s recognition through the Commissioner for Agriculture and Food Security, Bolu Owotomo, who visited us.

 

“What motivated us more is that Ogun State governor, Prince Dapo Abiodun was the one who flagged off our first rice harvest this year. The governor has motivated us to do more, and as I speak now, we are still harvesting rice. We will harvest some in the next two weeks, as we are also preparing for dry season farming where we will deploy solar system to water the farm”, he said.

 

Bello said the potentials in rice farming are now being harnessed by youths from different professions, businesses and backgrounds who are coming from different parts of the state and the neighbouring Lagos State, adding that Osun State government also contacted him to initiate the project in Osun.

 

“Many people are now showing interest to farm with us. We have many professionals who are already farming here, including lawyers, police, civil servants, business men, among others and as we are ready to replicate the project in Osun State on the invitation of the state government. It means that the project will be expanded to other South-west states as the authorities of the Lagos Rice Mill in Imota Ikorodu, have also shown interest in our products. If governments at all levels support the system, there will be food security and jobs in the region and the country,” Bello said.

 

Sa’id Habib, who used to be a commercial motorcycle rider in Magboro, is now into rice farming. He said he once conveyed the initiator, Muhammed Bello, to the farm on his bike, and from there he developed interest in farming.

 

“After visiting the farm, I developed interest and asked him to give me a piece of land. He also supports me financially and with technical skills. I am now a full-time farmer as it pays more than Okada riding”, Habib Said.

 

Also, Kaneshi Daniel, a trader at Alaba International Market, who has ventured into rice farming, said he has also introduced it to his friend, who is a lawyer.

 

He said, “I used to farm in my village but manually and on a small scale. This is the first time I am farming in the South-west and using advance equipment. It was my friend, Bello, who introduced me to it. I have also introduced many of my friends to it. In fact, I introduced it to a female lawyer who is now part of us. I will harvest my own rice in the next two weeks, and as I am in the farm today, tomorrow I will be in my shop at Alaba,” he said.

 

Nasiru Abubakar, a graduate who has been in the Bureau De Change business in Lagos for decades has also gone into rice farming.

 

He told Weekend Trust that after he graduated, he secured a job in his Local Government in Kebbi State, where he was paid N23,000 monthly.

 

“I read Financial Accounting at a polytechnic. The monthly salary from my local government then couldn’t sustain me and my family. So, I came to Lagos, where I found myself in the Bureau De Change business, trading in foreign currency, but with the challenge we are facing in that business, I had to look for alternative,” he said.

 

Canadian Miners discover another 1,094-Carat Diamond in Botswana

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Lucara Diamond has recovered a 1,094-carat diamond at its Karowe mine in Botswana, mere weeks after unearthing a record-breaking 2,492-carat stone.

 

The latest discovery, marking the sixth diamond over 1,000 carats from the site, further cements Karowe’s reputation as one of the world’s most prolific sources of high-value diamonds.

 

This comes as the mine undergoes a $683 million underground expansion aimed at increasing access to deeper, richer deposits.

 

The newly recovered diamond, noted for its “striking similarities” to a 692-carat stone sold last year for $13 million, will now be polished by Lucara’s long-term manufacturing partner, HB Antwerp.

 

The recovery of this exceptional gem is particularly significant as it comes from the same ore type that Lucara plans to target during the initial stages of its transition from open-pit to underground mining.

 

William Lamb, President and CEO of Lucara Diamond, expressed confidence in the potential of the Karowe mine, stating, “This latest discovery further validates our decision to invest in underground expansion. The continued recovery of large, high-value diamonds demonstrates the consistent quality of our resource and its ability to deliver significant returns to our shareholders. As we move forward with underground development, we are increasingly confident in Karowe’s long-term capacity to produce legendary diamonds, solidifying our leadership in the high-end diamond market.”

 

What to know

Karowe, once known as the AK6 kimberlite project, has had a turbulent corporate history. Initially owned by a joint venture between De Beers and African Diamonds, the mine’s future was hotly contested. De Beers, the majority shareholder, was sceptical about the site’s potential, leading to a corporate clash.

 

African Diamonds, founded by mining entrepreneur John Teeling, brought in Lucara as an ally to buy out De Beers. Lucara eventually took full control of the deposit, and the success of Karowe has proven the decision to be astute.

 

The Karowe mine’s recent string of discoveries has provided a timely boost to Botswana’s diamond sector, which accounts for roughly a quarter of the country’s GDP.

 

These large-scale finds come at a crucial time, offering some relief to a global diamond industry grappling with the rise of lab-grown diamonds.

 

Lucara’s discovery of the 2,492-carat stone is the largest gem-quality find since the 3,106-carat Cullinan diamond, which was unearthed in South Africa in 1905.

 

That diamond later became part of the British Crown Jewels, adding a historic weight to Lucara’s latest achievements.

 

The recovery of these colossal gems not only underscores the exceptional quality of the Karowe mine but also reinforces Botswana’s position as a global leader in diamond production.

 

As Lucara continues its underground expansion, further discoveries of high-value stones are expected, ensuring Karowe remains a critical player in the diamond market for years to come.

 

Paschal Onyeka, The Walking Content with a Heart of Gold

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There are countless ways to describe Paschal Onyeka Chigbo, fondly known as Onyeka, the standout BBNaija “No Loose Guard” housemate. But the truth is, Onyeka is beyond definition—she is exactly what the show needs. From day one, she’s consistently proven to be a walking powerhouse of content with a heart of gold. While she doesn’t claim to be perfect, Onyeka’s quest for growth and self-improvement has drawn both admiration and criticism from online warriors and fellow housemates alike.

Despite facing backlash, Onyeka continues to rise above, turning her critics’ actions into fuel for her strength. Her vindication during the eviction night on Sunday, the 15th, allowed the world to see her from a new, deeper perspective. Yet, even as doubters persist, their efforts seem trivial compared to her grace under pressure.

Remarkably, Onyeka didn’t participate in pre-show photoshoots and lacks the kind of PR push many of her fellow housemates enjoy. Yet, she remains a queen in her own right, capturing hearts without the need for fanfare. Her fans are unwavering in their support, and she continues to hold her place in the house eight weeks in, proving her worth in the process.

Onyeka’s inquisitive nature, stemming from her legal background, sets her apart. Although she’s been called many names, no one can pinpoint a true offense, and that’s because Onyeka’s authenticity shines through. Loved by many, she’s here to stay, and her journey in the house is far from over.