Media personality, Nnamdi Nwabasili, popularly known as N6, has expressed disagreement with those appealing for mercy towards Funke Akindele following her arrest.   Today, the actress and her husband, JJC Skillz, appeared in court and pleaded guilty after Funke defied the Coronavirus lockdown to throw a party for her husband.   This prompted Nigerians to take to Instagram and Twitter, requesting the authorities to show mercy to the beloved actress.   While Daddy Freeze acknowledged Funke's mistake and her subsequent apology, asking the authorities to "temper justice with mercy", N6 held a different perspective. He emphasized that Funke "must face" this "punishment" for "contravening the law" and as "an ambassador" should "have known better".   Express...

At the age of 67, former Libyan Prime Minister, Mahmoud Jibril, has passed away after contracting Coronavirus.   His National Forces Alliance (NFA) disclosed in a statement on Sunday that he died in Cairo, Egypt, where he had been hospitalized for two weeks.    Referring to his demise, the UN Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL) stated that Jibril lost his life after a “battle with the coronavirus disease.”   Acting Special Representative of the Secretary-General and head of UNSMIL Stephanie Williams expressed, “Dr. Jibril was particularly dedicated to building civil society and promoting the inclusion of women and young Libyans in politics. Dr. Jibril was a friend and mentor to many and participated most recently in the UN-facilitated Political Dialogue Forum. He will be greatly missed...

Amid the Coronavirus epidemic, Britain's biggest family has joyfully welcomed their newest addition.   Sue Radford, 45, and her husband Neil, 49, revealed the birth of their 22nd child, a baby girl weighing 7lb after a ten-hour labor at the Royal Lancaster Infirmary in the city of Lancaster, England. Their newest addition is their 11th daughter.   Proud mother, Sue, shared with the Sun: 'I was more scared than I had ever been going into the hospital with everything going on with the virus. I was so worried that Noel wouldn't be allowed to stay with me. It was the strangest birth yet, but by the end of it, I would say it was actually one of the best experiences I have had. We can't settle on a name we all like, but we can't register her now anyway because of corona.'     The couple...

Amid the Coronavirus epidemic, Britain's biggest family has joyfully welcomed their latest addition.   45-year-old Sue Radford and her 49-year-old husband Neil shared the news of the arrival of their 22nd child, a baby girl weighing 7lb, following a ten-hour labor at the Royal Lancaster Infirmary in Lancaster, England. This new member becomes their 11th daughter.   Expressing her emotions, Sue told the Sun: 'I was more scared than I had ever been going into hospital with everything going on with the virus." She added, "I was so worried that Noel wouldn't be allowed to stay with me." "It was the strangest birth yet but by the end of it I would say it was actually one of the best experiences I have had." "We can't settle on a name we all like but we can't register her now anyway bec...

South African Police (SAPS) has arrested a bride, groom, a priest, and over 40 guests for violating the lockdown order in South Africa. The wedding took place in Richards Bay, a town in KwaZulu-Natal. The arrests were made right in the middle of their ceremony, and those arrested are currently being held in police cells at Empangeni Station. SAPS National Spokesperson, Brigadier Vishnu Naidoo, confirmed the arrests and stated that prosecutors will guide the police on charges the suspects will face. "People are still taking chances, not realizing the seriousness of this virus. For now, I don't think they can have any reasonable explanation for continuing with that wedding. We will be interviewing each one individually," said Naidoo. "The ...

Authorities in South Africa, specifically the South African Police (SAPS), have apprehended a bride, groom, a priest, and over 40 guests for disregarding the lockdown order by conducting their wedding in Richards Bay, a town in KwaZulu-Natal. The arrest took place during their ceremony, and those taken into custody are currently being held in police cells at Empangeni Station. SAPS National Spokesperson, Brigadier Vishnu Naidoo, stated that prosecutors will provide guidance on the charges the suspects will face. "People are still taking chances, not realizing the seriousness of this virus. "For now, I don't think they can have any reasonable explanation for continuing with that wedding. We will be interviewing each one individually. "The charges will be pu...