Nollywood actress, Queeneth Agbor has shared her thoughts on the recent Burna Boy and Sophia saga, during a chat with Saturday Beats. Reacting to the backlash Sophia received, Agbor said, “He or she without sin should cast the first stone! I dislike wealthy men with poor mentality. Men that can’t keep to their words — that’s very gutter behaviour. As a man or woman, your word should be your bond, regardless of the situation. People do worse for just Indomie and egg. Her only crime was taking the words of a horny man without integrity seriously. She should have collected the keys to her Lamborghini before any ‘clito’ business transaction.” Asked what she would have done differently in Sophia’s position, Agbor made it clear that her approach would have been more calculated. “The difference between us is I am more of an action person! I don’t trust words — not even the word of the president of the most powerful country, talk less of the word of a horny man. Hell no! The only word I trust is the word of God”, she stated. Reflecting on her past relationships, the actress claims she has no regrets. She said, “I don’t have any ex, so I have zero regrets! Like you said, past! So the past remains in the past, never to be remembered.” On her hopes for Nollywood in the New Year, Agbor expressed her desire for unity in the industry, saying, “I hope for a united and better Nollywood with no confusion!”

The National Secretary of the All Progressives Congress, Senator Bashir Ajibola, has stated that there is no vacancy in Aso Rock in 2027, urging Nigerians to support President Bola Tinubu’s administration in the next general elections. Ajibola made the appeal in Ilorin on Friday while speaking at a multi-billion agriculture and human capital development empowerment programme organised by Senator Saliu Mustapha, who represents Kwara Central in the Senate. Addressing beneficiaries and party supporters, the APC national secretary emphasized the need for continued support for President Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda, stressing that the administration’s food security reforms were yielding results. “The programmes of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu in his renewed Hope Agenda are yielding fruits and turning the country into a self-dependent nation. The food security reforms are yielding good results. I enjoin you all to support President Tinubu and Sen. Mustapha in the elections with your votes. I repeat, there is no vacancy in Aso Rock in 2027,” Ajibola stated. The programme, which took place on Friday, was attended by top government officials, including the Minister of Agriculture and Food Security, Abubakar Kyari, Deputy Senate President Jibrin Barau and some Senators. Kyari hailed President Tinubu’s agricultural reforms, noting that they were making food more available and affordable. “The reform President Tinubu initiated in terms of food security is working; we have seen and are feeling that food is not only available, but prices are gradually becoming affordable,” the minister said. Barau also praised Mustapha for his role as Chairman of the Senate Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development, describing him as a key figure in advancing the president’s agenda. Mustapha, in his address, said the event was in alignment with President Bola Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda, saying that, “if we must align with  Mr President’s Renewed Hope Agenda, we must play key roles in the education of our people, and empowering them to contribute significantly to the nation’s economy.’ “I  have always consulted with my brothers in the senate. Today’s program is a symbolic one to flag off work with the people we have trained. We have given over 200 youths scholarships to the university level, including accommodation. “I  was fascinated the other day, seeing women climbing poles when they were being trained about how to fix and repair solar when I went to check them during the training session. “We have those in the abattoir business too over 100 of them who will go home with one cow each; It’s worth N1m each. “We also have refrigerators for those lacking means to preserve items from which they’re earning means of livelihood. “We have over 450 grinding machines for our women; we have taken the time to find out that several of our women’s machines are not working. “Two tractors each for the LG is also to support farmers in the local governments in my constituency,” he said. The Deputy Senate President, Senator Barau Jibrin, who represented the Senate President, Senator Goodwill Akpabio, at the event in his personal capacity, also contributed 200 sewing machines to support his colleague because he was impressed. “We all decided to come here and share this moment with SM. He’s one of the senators we are proud of in the Senate. He’s always passionate about Kwara whenever he’s in the Senate. We will continue to work and collaborate with him,” he added.

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