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BBNaija’s Vee Replies Troll Who Said Her Breasts Have Fallen And Have No Remedy
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BBNaija lockdown housemate, Victoria Adeyele otherwise known as Vee, has replied a troll who said her breasts have fallen and have no remedy.The 23-year-old British born singer had taken to her verified Instagram page to share stunning photos of herself in a jean short and black crop-top.
However, an Instagram troll took to her comment section to say she has saggy breasts and further iterated that it has no remedy.The troll wrote, “Falling breast is a falling breast, no remedyâ€.
Reacting to the comment, the reality star said “Zaddy likes them like thatâ€.In a related news, Big Brother Naija star and singer, Victoria Adeleye, popularly known as Vee has gotten her first tattoo on her forearm.
The reality star, inked her favorite slogan , “child of grace†on her forearm.
The 23-year-old British born – Nigerian based singer took to her Instagram page to share the inking of the tattoo.
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Search Terrorist Attack In Vienna, Austria, One Person Dead Fifteen Injured
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At least one person has been killed and several more wounded - some seriously - after shootings in central Vienna, police say.
Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz called it a "repulsive terror attack" and said one gunman was also killed.
Police said several attackers armed with rifles launched the assault in six different locations.
A large area has been cordoned off as police scoured the city for the other gunmen.
The shootings took place near the central synagogue but it is not yet clear if that was the target.
Mayor Michael Ludwig said 15 people had been wounded, seven of them seriously. Among the injured is a police officer, according to reports.
What do we know about the attack?
Police said the incident began near the Seitenstettengasse synagogue, which is the main temple in Vienna.
Jewish community leader Oskar Deutsch tweeted that the synagogue was closed at the time the attack began at 20:00 (19:00 GMT).
An officer guarding the synagogue was among the wounded, newspaper Kronen Zeitung reported.
Footage posted on social media showed people running through the streets as gunshots rang out.
"It sounded like firecrackers, then we realised it was shots," said one witness quoted by ORF.
As a major anti-terror operation swung into action, police urged people to avoid the area and not to use public transport. Roadblocks were set up around the city centre.
Police in the neighbouring Czech Republic said they had launched random checks on the border with Austria amid fears that the gunmen might head in that direction.
The attack happened just hours before Austria imposed new national restrictions to try to stem rising cases of coronavirus. Many people were in central Vienna enjoying bars and restaurants which must close under the new measures until the end of November.
What has the reaction been?
On Twitter, Mr Kurz said "we are experiencing difficult hours in our republic".
"Our police will act decisively against the perpetrators of this hideous terrorist attack. We will never allow ourselves to be intimidated by terrorism," he said.
European leaders strongly condemned the attack, with French President Emmanuel Macron saying that Europe must not "give up" in the face of attacks.
"We the French people share the shock and grief of the Austrian people, struck this evening by an attack in the heart of their capital, Vienna. After France, a friend of ours is attacked. This is our Europe. Our enemies must know who they are dealing with," he said.
Three people died in a knife attack in a church in the French city of Nice last week in what Mr Macron said was an "Islamist terrorist attack".
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson tweeted his support for the people of Vienna saying he was "deeply shocked by the terrible attacks".
"The UK's thoughts are with the people of Austria - we stand united with you against terror," he said.
European Council President Charles Michel called it a cowardly act that violated life and human values
Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz called it a "repulsive terror attack" and said one gunman was also killed.
Police said several attackers armed with rifles launched the assault in six different locations.
A large area has been cordoned off as police scoured the city for the other gunmen.
The shootings took place near the central synagogue but it is not yet clear if that was the target.
Mayor Michael Ludwig said 15 people had been wounded, seven of them seriously. Among the injured is a police officer, according to reports.
What do we know about the attack?
Police said the incident began near the Seitenstettengasse synagogue, which is the main temple in Vienna.
Jewish community leader Oskar Deutsch tweeted that the synagogue was closed at the time the attack began at 20:00 (19:00 GMT).
An officer guarding the synagogue was among the wounded, newspaper Kronen Zeitung reported.
Footage posted on social media showed people running through the streets as gunshots rang out.
"It sounded like firecrackers, then we realised it was shots," said one witness quoted by ORF.
As a major anti-terror operation swung into action, police urged people to avoid the area and not to use public transport. Roadblocks were set up around the city centre.
Police in the neighbouring Czech Republic said they had launched random checks on the border with Austria amid fears that the gunmen might head in that direction.
The attack happened just hours before Austria imposed new national restrictions to try to stem rising cases of coronavirus. Many people were in central Vienna enjoying bars and restaurants which must close under the new measures until the end of November.
What has the reaction been?
On Twitter, Mr Kurz said "we are experiencing difficult hours in our republic".
"Our police will act decisively against the perpetrators of this hideous terrorist attack. We will never allow ourselves to be intimidated by terrorism," he said.
European leaders strongly condemned the attack, with French President Emmanuel Macron saying that Europe must not "give up" in the face of attacks.
"We the French people share the shock and grief of the Austrian people, struck this evening by an attack in the heart of their capital, Vienna. After France, a friend of ours is attacked. This is our Europe. Our enemies must know who they are dealing with," he said.
Three people died in a knife attack in a church in the French city of Nice last week in what Mr Macron said was an "Islamist terrorist attack".
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson tweeted his support for the people of Vienna saying he was "deeply shocked by the terrible attacks".
"The UK's thoughts are with the people of Austria - we stand united with you against terror," he said.
European Council President Charles Michel called it a cowardly act that violated life and human values
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Egypt To Deport 7 Nigerians Over End SARS Protest.
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8 Nigerians were arrested in Egypt in early October for
protesting without a permit. They were carrying out the
Egyptian leg of the #EndSARS protest. The Nigerian
Embassy in Cairo intervened in order to secure their release,
but the Egyptian authorities have since discovered that 7 of
them do not have residency permit and therefore they are
going to deport them.
Abike Dabiri-Erewa @abikedabiri
Update on the 8 Nigerians detained in Cairo for protesting
without a permit 7 of them are to be deported to Nigeria
for for lack of resident permits.The only one that has
Residency will get final clearance from the Minister of
Interior
After signing an undertaking not go against laws of Egypt.
The Nigerian mission in Egypt is still appealing for
leniency on behalf of the seven slated for deportation
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Hakeem Odumosu Debriefs Disbanded SARS Personnel, Orders Medical Evaluation
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he Lagos State Commissioner of Police, Hakeem Odumosu, on Monday began the debriefing and medical evaluation of the men of the defunct Special Anti-Robbery Squad and other tactical units of the command.
The state Police Public Relations Officer, Muyiwa Adejobi, said in a statement that the medical evaluation was on the order of the Inspector-General of Police, Mohammed Adamu, adding that it was meant to enhance the performance of the policemen.
Adejobi said, “The course outline for the debriefing, which runs through Wednesday, November 4, 2020, includes public relations principles, the concept of community policing, standard operating procedure of the Nigeria Police Force, post-traumatic stress disorder, #EndSARS: Experience, Challenges, Hopes and Aspiration, and the way forward.
“These topics will be handled by scholars from various fields. The medical evaluation conducted included urinalysis, toxicology, fasting and random blood sugar tests, and psychological tests. Similarly, the police chief has charged the senior officers of the command to always supervise their men posted on duty at various locations across the state, stating that adequate supervision of officers and men will enhance good service delivery, especially during the ember months.
“The CP also encouraged members of his management team, comprising Deputy Commissioners of Police, Area Commanders and heads of department in the command at the meeting held at the Conference Hall, Command Headquarters, Ikeja, to put the men on their toes towards having visibility policing, adequate patrols, intelligence-driven policing and public safety across the state.
“While assuring them of the support of the IG, the government and good people of Lagos State on compensation and replacement of burnt and lost facilities during the unrest, he advised them to relate with members of the public and add more pep in solidifying the security network of the state.â€
The state Police Public Relations Officer, Muyiwa Adejobi, said in a statement that the medical evaluation was on the order of the Inspector-General of Police, Mohammed Adamu, adding that it was meant to enhance the performance of the policemen.
Adejobi said, “The course outline for the debriefing, which runs through Wednesday, November 4, 2020, includes public relations principles, the concept of community policing, standard operating procedure of the Nigeria Police Force, post-traumatic stress disorder, #EndSARS: Experience, Challenges, Hopes and Aspiration, and the way forward.
“These topics will be handled by scholars from various fields. The medical evaluation conducted included urinalysis, toxicology, fasting and random blood sugar tests, and psychological tests. Similarly, the police chief has charged the senior officers of the command to always supervise their men posted on duty at various locations across the state, stating that adequate supervision of officers and men will enhance good service delivery, especially during the ember months.
“The CP also encouraged members of his management team, comprising Deputy Commissioners of Police, Area Commanders and heads of department in the command at the meeting held at the Conference Hall, Command Headquarters, Ikeja, to put the men on their toes towards having visibility policing, adequate patrols, intelligence-driven policing and public safety across the state.
“While assuring them of the support of the IG, the government and good people of Lagos State on compensation and replacement of burnt and lost facilities during the unrest, he advised them to relate with members of the public and add more pep in solidifying the security network of the state.â€
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Pensioners Block Major Road In Calabar, Protest Non- Payment Of Entitlements -
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Group of elderly pensioners were seen sitting on plastic
chairs on major road in Calabar, Cross River State and
singing "all we are saying, give us pension" as they demand
payment of their pension.
Pensioners in Cross River State have taken to the streets
to protest the non-payment of their benefits to them by the
state government since 2014.
The pensioners, who were local government workers,
blocked the Murtala Mohammed Highway in Calabar
metropolis as they arranged chairs and sat on the two
lanes of the road.
They also chanted songs and carried placards as they
asked Governor Ben Ayade to pay them their pensions.
It was gathered that the pensioners were among those the
state government announced to have been dead.
It was gathered that some retirees, who have not been
paid since 2014, have concluded plans to drag Ayade to
the National Industrial Court in Calabar.
The decision was reached after a series of protests to
Ayade’s office yielded no positive result.
The pension being owed by the state government was put
at over N35bn.
Pensioners in Cross River State have taken to the streets
to protest the non-payment of their benefits to them by the
state government since 2014.
The pensioners, who were local government workers,
blocked the Murtala Mohammed Highway in Calabar
metropolis as they arranged chairs and sat on the two
lanes of the road.
They also chanted songs and carried placards as they
asked Governor Ben Ayade to pay them their pensions.
It was gathered that the pensioners were among those the
state government announced to have been dead.
It was gathered that some retirees, who have not been
paid since 2014, have concluded plans to drag Ayade to
the National Industrial Court in Calabar.
The decision was reached after a series of protests to
Ayade’s office yielded no positive result.
The pension being owed by the state government was put
at over N35bn
https://www.youtube.com/watch?
v=0As7bdVZHZkPensioners
in Cross River State have taken to the streets to protest
the non-payment of their benefits to them by the state
government since 2014.
The pensioners, who were local government workers,
blocked the Murtala Mohammed Highway in Calabar
metropolis as they arranged chairs and sat on the two
lanes of the road.
They also chanted songs and carried placards as they
asked Governor Ben Ayade to pay them their pensions.
It was gathered that the pensioners were among those the
state government announced to have been dead.
It was gathered that some retirees, who have not been
paid since 2014, have concluded plans to drag Ayade to
the National Industrial Court in Calabar.
The decision was reached after a series of protests to
Ayade’s office yielded no positive result.
The pension being owed by the state government was put
at over N35bn.
Pensioners in Cross River State have taken to the streets
to protest the non-payment of their benefits to them by the
state government since 2014.
The pensioners, who were local government workers,
blocked the Murtala Mohammed Highway in Calabar
metropolis as they arranged chairs and sat on the two
lanes of the road.
They also chanted songs and carried placards as they
asked Governor Ben Ayade to pay them their pensions.
It was gathered that the pensioners were among those the
state government announced to have been dead.
It was gathered that some retirees, who have not been
paid since 2014, have concluded plans to drag Ayade to
the National Industrial Court in Calabar.
The decision was reached after a series of protests to
Ayade’s office yielded no positive result.
The pension being owed by the state government was put
at over N35bn
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Search Pensioners Block Major Road In Calabar, Protest Non-Payment Of Entitlements
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oup of elderly pensioners were seen sitting on plastic chairs on major road in Calabar, Cross River State and singing "all we are saying, give us pension" as they demand payment of their pension.
Pensioners in Cross River State have taken to the streets to protest the non-payment of their benefits to them by the state government since 2014.
The pensioners, who were local government workers, blocked the Murtala Mohammed Highway in Calabar metropolis as they arranged chairs and sat on the two lanes of the road.
They also chanted songs and carried placards as they asked Governor Ben Ayade to pay them their pensions.
It was gathered that the pensioners were among those the state government announced to have been dead.
It was gathered that some retirees, who have not been paid since 2014, have concluded plans to drag Ayade to the National Industrial Court in Calabar.
The decision was reached after a series of protests to Ayade’s office yielded no positive result.
The pension being owed by the state government was put at over N35bn.
Pensioners in Cross River State have taken to the streets to protest the non-payment of their benefits to them by the state government since 2014.
The pensioners, who were local government workers, blocked the Murtala Mohammed Highway in Calabar metropolis as they arranged chairs and sat on the two lanes of the road.
They also chanted songs and carried placards as they asked Governor Ben Ayade to pay them their pensions.
It was gathered that the pensioners were among those the state government announced to have been dead.
It was gathered that some retirees, who have not been paid since 2014, have concluded plans to drag Ayade to the National Industrial Court in Calabar.
The decision was reached after a series of protests to Ayade’s office yielded no positive result.
The pension being owed by the state government was put at over N35bn
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0As7bdVZHZkPensioners in Cross River State have taken to the streets to protest the non-payment of their benefits to them by the state government since 2014.
The pensioners, who were local government workers, blocked the Murtala Mohammed Highway in Calabar metropolis as they arranged chairs and sat on the two lanes of the road.
They also chanted songs and carried placards as they asked Governor Ben Ayade to pay them their pensions.
It was gathered that the pensioners were among those the state government announced to have been dead.
It was gathered that some retirees, who have not been paid since 2014, have concluded plans to drag Ayade to the National Industrial Court in Calabar.
The decision was reached after a series of protests to Ayade’s office yielded no positive result.
The pension being owed by the state government was put at over N35bn.
Pensioners in Cross River State have taken to the streets to protest the non-payment of their benefits to them by the state government since 2014.
The pensioners, who were local government workers, blocked the Murtala Mohammed Highway in Calabar metropolis as they arranged chairs and sat on the two lanes of the road.
They also chanted songs and carried placards as they asked Governor Ben Ayade to pay them their pensions.
It was gathered that the pensioners were among those the state government announced to have been dead.
It was gathered that some retirees, who have not been paid since 2014, have concluded plans to drag Ayade to the National Industrial Court in Calabar.
The decision was reached after a series of protests to Ayade’s office yielded no positive result.
The pension being owed by the state government was put at over N35bn
Pensioners in Cross River State have taken to the streets to protest the non-payment of their benefits to them by the state government since 2014.
The pensioners, who were local government workers, blocked the Murtala Mohammed Highway in Calabar metropolis as they arranged chairs and sat on the two lanes of the road.
They also chanted songs and carried placards as they asked Governor Ben Ayade to pay them their pensions.
It was gathered that the pensioners were among those the state government announced to have been dead.
It was gathered that some retirees, who have not been paid since 2014, have concluded plans to drag Ayade to the National Industrial Court in Calabar.
The decision was reached after a series of protests to Ayade’s office yielded no positive result.
The pension being owed by the state government was put at over N35bn.
Pensioners in Cross River State have taken to the streets to protest the non-payment of their benefits to them by the state government since 2014.
The pensioners, who were local government workers, blocked the Murtala Mohammed Highway in Calabar metropolis as they arranged chairs and sat on the two lanes of the road.
They also chanted songs and carried placards as they asked Governor Ben Ayade to pay them their pensions.
It was gathered that the pensioners were among those the state government announced to have been dead.
It was gathered that some retirees, who have not been paid since 2014, have concluded plans to drag Ayade to the National Industrial Court in Calabar.
The decision was reached after a series of protests to Ayade’s office yielded no positive result.
The pension being owed by the state government was put at over N35bn
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0As7bdVZHZkPensioners in Cross River State have taken to the streets to protest the non-payment of their benefits to them by the state government since 2014.
The pensioners, who were local government workers, blocked the Murtala Mohammed Highway in Calabar metropolis as they arranged chairs and sat on the two lanes of the road.
They also chanted songs and carried placards as they asked Governor Ben Ayade to pay them their pensions.
It was gathered that the pensioners were among those the state government announced to have been dead.
It was gathered that some retirees, who have not been paid since 2014, have concluded plans to drag Ayade to the National Industrial Court in Calabar.
The decision was reached after a series of protests to Ayade’s office yielded no positive result.
The pension being owed by the state government was put at over N35bn.
Pensioners in Cross River State have taken to the streets to protest the non-payment of their benefits to them by the state government since 2014.
The pensioners, who were local government workers, blocked the Murtala Mohammed Highway in Calabar metropolis as they arranged chairs and sat on the two lanes of the road.
They also chanted songs and carried placards as they asked Governor Ben Ayade to pay them their pensions.
It was gathered that the pensioners were among those the state government announced to have been dead.
It was gathered that some retirees, who have not been paid since 2014, have concluded plans to drag Ayade to the National Industrial Court in Calabar.
The decision was reached after a series of protests to Ayade’s office yielded no positive result.
The pension being owed by the state government was put at over N35bn
