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Iyabo Ojo Urges Tinubu to Stop Police Tear Gas on Peaceful Protesters
Nollywood actress Iyabo Ojo has urged President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to restrain the police from using tear gas on peaceful protesters. As the #EndBadGovernment movements began nationwide on August 1, 2024, reports emerged of clashes between police and local miscreants in multiple states, including Abuja, Lagos, Kano, and Borno. In Abuja, police teargassed a group of protesters at Eagles Square despite the protest being approved for Moshood Abiola National Stadium. According to The Nation, the police attempted to disperse protesters by firing tear gas canisters, but the determined group continued their march.
Similarly, protesters at the Lekki tollgate in Lagos were dispersed using tear gas canisters. These actions sparked outrage and widespread reactions on social media. On August 1, 2024, Iyabo Ojo took to Instagram to condemn the violence. In her posts, she called on President Tinubu and the police to respect the rights of protesters and allow them to demonstrate peacefully. She wrote, “Why are they throwing teargas? @nigeriapoliceforce #peacefulprotest is their right.”
Popular Caribbean Singer and Entrepreneur Rihanna launces her brand, Fenty, in Saint Lucia just before their carnival.
The singer made this launch on the 7th of June and attracted the audience who love beauty and are aware of the brand itself. An inside voice shared that launch came right o time in Saint Lucia ““It’s the perfect time, the products are bright, fun, and they’re inclusive—and Carnival is the perfect time to embrace that.”
The Fenty products launched were, Fenty Beauty, Fenty Skin, and Fenty Eau de Parfum.
Popular Nigerian Tik Tok Influencer Jarvis speaks up on her past experiences and struggles before the fame started.
During a recent interview, the influencer shares that life had not always been easy for her, she shared the things she had to do to survive and help her family.
“At a young age, I became a man. maybe that’s why it is so difficult for me to act as a lady. Cause I was forced to be a man. I was forced to start doing things at an early age, working under people. Salesgirl? I’m a queen of salesgirl. You know how many people I work under? I’m sure my bosses go see me them go dey happy, say na my girl be that o.”
Nigerian Actress Kate Henshaw expresses her concern regarding the state of nation and its progress. The actress was recently in an interview on channels television when spoke on the country’s democracy, amid the democracy day that passed on the 12th of June, 2025.
She questions the point of the day when the purpose has yet to be achieved it, ““What exactly are we celebrating?” .“Democracy means nothing if it does not improve the welfare of the people. Everything around us is crumbling, and Nigerians are barely holding on by the skin of their teeth.”
“We cannot remain silent, There must be justice and equity, and we must ensure the safety of lives and property. I still believe in hope hope that we can rebuild and offer a future for our children.”
Fenty Takes Saint Lucia! Rihanna Debuts Beauty Brand Just in Time for Carnival
“I Became a Man at a Young Age” — TikTok Star Jarvis Reflects on Tough Childhood
“What Are We Celebrating?” — Kate Henshaw Questions Nigeria’s Democracy Progress
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