Initiating legal action, Rappers Jay-Z and Yo Gotti have sued two Mississippi prison officials, representing 29 inmates who have been affected by the recent violence that resulted in the deaths of five prisoners over the past two weeks.   In the U.S. District Court in Greenville, Mississippi, a lawsuit was filed by Jay-Z's lawyer, Alex Spiro, on Tuesday, alleging that the deaths were a direct consequence of the state's negligence towards its incarcerated individuals and their constitutional rights.   Addressing Mississippi Governor Phil Bryant and DOC Commissioner Pelicia Hall in a letter dated January 9, Spiro, on behalf of Jay-Z and Yo Gotti, expressed their readiness to pursue all possible avenues to seek relief for the prisoners and their families living in Mississippi's prisons....

Swanky Jerry has come to the defense of Toke Makinwa, stating that only people of poor financial standing ask Nigerian celebrities about the means by which they acquire their wealth. According to a post on his Instagram page, Swanky mentioned that individuals who have never had enough to eat are the ones who typically pose such questions. Specifically addressing those who question the financial sources of Toke Makinwa and Hushpuppi, Swanky emphasized that it is uncommon to see wealthy individuals inquiring about how celebrities make their money. He urged people to look up to figures such as Dangote, Folorunsho Alakija, Femi Otedola, Mark Zuckerberg, and Bill Gates for inspiration, as their sources of income are widely known. Swanky stressed that individuals have multiple streams of inco...

Lola Omotayo-Okoye took to social media to share her admiration for her husband, Peter Okoye, by highlighting his enduring attractiveness with the caption 'Sexy then, sexy now'.   She posted before and after photos on her Instagram page, showcasing his hair growth, and accompanied the images with the following message: Sexy then, sexy now! It's all art! Long, short, non-existent....we are not complaining! #noshitstaken #welikehimlikethat...Mr. P, God bless you for us...ages like fine wine.  

After shocking jurors, a 71-year-old man has been found to have deceived and sexually assaulted a disabled man multiple times, numbering up to 150. Christopher Fallon, 71, took advantage of the victim, who had learning difficulties, by feigning intimate massages to alleviate his chronic condition, abusing him two or three times a week. Building a relationship of trust with the younger man, Fallon eventually began raping him, taking advantage of the victim's disabilities to commit the assaults without his full realization. The court learned that Fallon misrepresented sex toys as massage tools and manipulated the victim psychologically, making him afraid to refuse the assaults for fear of financial consequences. At one point, Fallon even claimed that his ac...