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Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck’s Beverly Hills Mansion Listed for $68M with Staggering $400K Annual Tax Bill

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Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck have put their sprawling 38,000-square-foot Beverly Hills mansion up for sale, priced at $68 million.

The luxurious estate, featuring amenities like a zero-edge pool, indoor courts, and a boxing ring, comes with a hefty tax bill of over $1,000 per day, totaling more than $400,000 last year.

Prospective buyers should also consider additional monthly costs of $5,000 to $20,000 for utilities, security, and maintenance. The couple, who married in 2022, recently filed for divorce.


 

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“Nigeria Made Davido” – Joe Igbokwe Responds to Davido’s Comment on Nigeria’s Economy

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Joe Igbokwe, a prominent member of the All Progressives Congress (APC), has strongly criticized Nigerian singer Davido for his recent remarks about Nigeria’s economy.

During an appearance on an American podcast, Davido warned U.S. citizens against moving to Nigeria, claiming that the country’s economy was in “shambles” and not a suitable destination for relocation.

Igbokwe, who is known for his outspoken views on national issues, expressed his disappointment with Davido’s comments, which he believes are damaging to the country’s reputation.

In a post on his Facebook page, Igbokwe, who considers Davido his in-law, stated that the singer’s success was largely built on the opportunities Nigeria provided him.

He urged Davido to retract his statement, emphasizing that the country had played a significant role in shaping his career and making him the star he is today.

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“My in-law Davido has made me sad by telling the world in America that Nigeria’s economy is in shambles.

This is very sad,” Igbokwe wrote. “I will advise him to retract the statement ASAP. Nigeria made Davido. QED!!!”


 

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Edo Governor Forms Committee to Investigate Obaseki’s Assets and Liabilities

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Edo State Governor Monday Okpebholo has announced the formation of a 14-member State Assets Verification Committee to investigate the administration of former governor Godwin Obaseki.

The committee is tasked with auditing the state’s assets and liabilities as part of efforts to promote transparency and ensure good governance.

Fred Itua, the Chief Press Secretary to the governor, revealed this in a statement issued on Sunday in Benin City.

He noted that the committee members would officially begin their work on Tuesday, November 26, when they will be inaugurated.

The committee is chaired by Dr. Ernest Umakhihe, with Anslem Ojezua serving as the deputy chairman and Frank Edebor as the secretary.

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Other notable members include Prince Kassim Afegbua, Patrick Ikhariale, and Taiwo Akerele, alongside Patrick Idiake, Rasaq Bello-Osagie.

Also, Fredrick Unopah, Mrs. Abdallah Eugenia, Patrick Obahiagbon, Kenny Okojie, Mrs. Lyndsey Tes-Sorae, and Abass Braimoh.

Additionally, the governor emphasized that the committee’s work is essential for setting Edo State on a path of sustainable development and responsible leadership.

According to the statement, the previous administration under Godwin Obaseki had failed to provide a comprehensive database of the state’s assets and liabilities, despite repeated demands for accountability.

The limited information presented by the Obaseki administration, according to Governor Okpebholo, left many critical questions unanswered regarding the management of public resources.

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Governor Okpebholo noted that this move aligns with his campaign pledge to promote probity, accountability, and transparency in governance.

The committee, he said, consists of esteemed individuals from Edo State, and have expertise and commitment to the state’s progress.

Dr. Ernest Umakhihe, the chairman of the committee, is expected to lead the team in conducting a thorough examination of the state’s resources, financial obligations, and the overall state of affairs inherited from the previous administration.


 

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House Of Representatives To Hold March For Gender-Based Violence Awareness

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The House of Representative plan to start an awareness for the cause of gender-based violence on the streets of Abuja on Monday. The government aim to spread the awareness and reduce the forms of gender violence in the country.

The peaceful march will start at 8am from the Speaker’s Car Park, National Assembly Complex, and will end at the Nigeria Police Force Headquarters.

Details of the March was discusses at the House of assembly, 1000 participants will be attending which will also include the representatives and members of the public. This awareness is a sign of national unity and fighting for justice to restore stability in the country.


 

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