Reports indicate that Saudi Arabia's King Salman and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman have entered isolation due to the infection of 150 members of the royal family, including Saudi Prince Faisal bin Bandar bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, with the Coronavirus.   Saudi Prince Faisal bin Bandar bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, the governor of the capital Riyadh, who is in his 70s, is currently in intensive care after contracting the virus, as per The New York Times, which referenced hospital communications, local doctors, and sources close to the family.    In an effort to prevent further spreading, King Salman and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (MBS) have opted for isolation.    At an exclusive hospital that caters to royalty, medical professionals are making preparations for an anticipated incre...

Halima Abubakar was called out by Etinosa Idemudia for using someone else's baby photo to announce the birth of her own son. In response, Halima issued a warning.   Etinosa went on Instagram to express her shock, asking, "How can you steal another person's baby and upload it as yours OMG!!"   The comedian and actress also tagged Halima Abubakar in her post, attributing the behavior to "fake life" and placing blame on the "unnecessary pressure" society puts on women.     Halima Abubakar responded by sharing a screenshot of Etinosa's post on her own page, adding a warning in her caption. See her post below...      

Pop star Lady Gaga has revealed her desires for the future, expressing her thoughts on becoming a mother and getting married. The 34-year-old, who is currently in a relationship with tech entrepreneur Michael Polansky, graced the cover of InStyle magazine for its May issue and shared her hopes of starting a family.                                   In response to a question about her aspirations, Gaga stated, "Marriage." ‘I will say I am very excited to have kids,’  ‘I look forward to being a mum. Isn’t it incredible what we can do? We can hold a human inside and grow it.’   Continuing, she expressed, ‘Then it comes out and it’s our job to keep it alive. It’s so funny, everyone works out of my house every day. When they come in, I always say, “Welcome to the womb.”‘   Last month, Ga...

The actress, Halima Abubakar, has been embroiled in controversy after being accused of faking her pregnancy and using another woman's baby photo as her own. In response, she has shared a video showcasing her baby bump, attempting to refute the accusations against her. The video serves as Halima's denial of the allegations, as she captions it with, "Marvelous God Goldenly fake tbt." This move comes after she was previously called out for allegedly stealing a baby photo and passing it off as her child's. In the midst of the ongoing drama, the actress had explained that she used the photo temporarily until she could take a picture of her actual child, but some individuals remain unconvinced. The controversy continues to unfold, with Halima's actions and responses being closely scrutinized ...

At Gulu 4th division barracks, the UPDF army court-martial charged and sentenced six UPDF officers to six months in prison. The officers were accused of being part of the security forces that attacked civilians at Elegu border in Uganda. Last week, a joint security team, including Police and army officers, targeted 38 men and women at Loriko West village, Elegu town council, Amuru district. They were attacked at around 8pm on April, 2, 2020, resulting in beatings and torture. Read the previous report here. The division court-martial, chaired by Col. George Nambafu, heard that on Saturday, April 4, the suspects assaulted and injured people, mainly women, at Elegu border with South Sudan under the guise of enforcing the President's directives on coronaviru...

Six UPDF officers have been charged and sentenced to six months in prison by the UPDF army court-martial at Gulu 4th division barracks. The officers were implicated in the assault of civilians at Elegu border in Uganda. Last week, a joint security team, including Police and army officers, targeted and assaulted 38 men and women residing in makeshift structures at Loriko West village, Elegu town council in Amuru district, resulting in injuries. The court-martial, chaired by Col. George Nambafu, heard that on Saturday, April 4, the suspects assaulted and injured people, most of whom were women, at Elegu border with South Sudan under the pretext of enforcing the President’s directives on coronavirus and curfew. Those involved included Lance Cpl Awany Constan...