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Parts of Leventis plaza in Abuja gutted by fire
Parts of Leventis Plaza in Abuja, has reportedly been gutted by fire. A tailoring workshop located on the first floor of the commercial complex was […]
Police arrest embattled Enugu native doctor’s ally over abduction, murder of six-year old girl
Police in Anambra State have arrested an ally of an embattled native doctor in Enugu, Obieze Ezeani, also known as E Dey Play E Dey […]
Burial date for gospel singer Omije Ojumi cancelled over alleged family crisis
The burial arrangement for late gospel musician, Omije Ojumi has been cancelled.
Her colleague, Lanre Alewilese, made the development known in an Instagram post.
Speaking on behalf of the planning committee, Alewilese cited ongoing crisis within the singer’s family as a major reason for the cancellation.
“This is to inform you that all burial plans of our Late Sister & Colleague, Bunmi Akinnaanu has been CANCELLED over issues arising within her family. We’re deeply sorry for inconveniences”, Alewilese said.
DAILY POST recalls that the committee earlier announced that the deceased will be laid to rest on Wednesday January 20 2026.
Burial date for gospel singer Omije Ojumi cancelled over alleged family crisis
Popular Nigerian singer Destiny Boy dies at 22
Popular Afrobeat star, Afeez Adeshina, better known as Destiny Boy, is dead.
Destiny Boy died at the age of 22.
The news of his death was confirmed on Sunday, January 18, 2025, after a video of his lifeless body surfaced on social media.
As of the time of filling this report, the deceased body is being transported to Abeokuta in Ogun State for burial.
DAILY POST reports that the singer rose to fame in 2019 after his Fuji cover of “If” Davido’s hit song.
He announced the birth of his first child in November 2024, on his Instagram page.
Burna Boy was held at Moroccan airport over jewellery issue – CAF President reveals
CAF President Patrice Motsepe has revealed that Grammy-winning Nigerian singer Burna Boy faced unexpected challenges upon arriving at a Moroccan airport recently on his way to headline the TotalEnergies Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) Fan Zone concert in Rabat.
The CAF President disclosed during a recent press conference that the Nigerian music star was held at the airport by custom officers over a jewellery issue.
Motsepe explained that the issue was resolved amicably after he intervened.
“Recently was called that I need interven because Burna Boy was stopped at the airport after customs officers noticed his heavy and beautiful gold jewellery. I intervened and it was resolved,” he shared.
Burna Boy headlined the TotalEnergies Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) Fan Zone concert in Rabat on January 16.
Ghana singer Stonebwoy as well as Moroccan stars Stormy and Jaylann also performed at the concert.
Burna Boy was held at Moroccan airport over jewellery issue – CAF President reveals
Qatar Airways’ Lagos–Doha flight returns safely after in-flight technical issue
Authorities say the precautionary return of a Lagos–Doha flight highlights the effectiveness of safety protocols and coordinated emergency response.
The post Qatar Airways’ Lagos–Doha flight returns safely after in-flight technical issue appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
AFCON: Nigeria’s Akor Adams names best team at tournament
Nigerian forward, Akor Adams, has named the Super Eagles as the best team at the AFCON.
The Sevilla star spoke to reporters after Nigeria defeated Egypt in the AFCON third-place playoff on Saturday.
Adams also said that he was proud of Eric Chelle’s side for winning the AFCON bronze medal.
Recall that the Super Eagles won six out of their seven matches at the AFCON.
Their only defeat was against the host nation, Morocco, as they lost 4-2 in the penalty shoot-out.
Chelle’s men defeated Tanzania, Uganda, Tunisia, Mozambique, Algeria and Egypt.
“We are the best team, we came for the gold but we didn’t take it . But we are proud of what we have been able to achieve,” Adams said.
“Everybody is going home with a better friendship with the next person. We are all grateful to Eric Chelle for what he has done for us as a group in the last three weeks. We are better people because of Chelle.”
Ensure release of abducted Ilaje prince – APC chieftain tells Aiyedatiwa, police
A chieftain of the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC, in Ondo State, Engineer Olabode Jones Ajimijere, has enjoined Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa, the commissioner of police […]
Matawalle’s nine sons, daughters set to wed same day in Abuja
The Minister of State for Defence, Bello Matawalle, is set to host a joint wedding ceremony for nine of his children, all scheduled to take […]