Photos: Waje & Her Daughter Look Breathtaking At The Tinsel Charity Ball

Oh my! Songstress Waje was
accompanied by her daughter, Emerald,
to the Tinsel Charity Ball, and they both
looked absolutely fabulous….

Nollywood actress, Mercy Johnson-Okojie and her husband, Prince Okojie, have welcomed their third child, a baby girl! The lovely couple already have 2 kids, Purity and Henry. The baby was born at the University of Maryland, St. Joseph Medical Centre, Baltimore, Maryland, USA. Big congrats to them! Here’s what her husband shared online:

Nollywood actress, Mercy Johnson-Okojie
and her husband, Prince Okojie, have
welcomed their third child, a baby girl!
The lovely couple already have 2 kids,
Purity and Henry. The baby was born at
the University of Maryland, St. Joseph
Medical Centre, Baltimore, Maryland,
USA. Big congrats to them! Here’s what
her husband shared online.
”With my Hands Lifted up and my Mouth
Filled with Praise with a Heart of
THANKSGIVING I will Worship you oh
Lord. I Hurriedly left Nigeria to witness
the birth of my Baby, I was airborne
when the Baby arrived. I’m right in the
hospital at University of Maryland
(St.Joseph Medical Centre) Baltimore. My
wife and baby doing very well. Its a sister
for Purity.Help me give thanks to God in
this month of THANKSGIVING. God bless
you all”.

Paul & Anita Okoye Love Up In New Phot

Power couple, Paul & Anita Okoye, took
these photos while cuddling…

Dele Momodu Poses With Davido’s Baby

Publisher/politician, Dele Momodu,
posed for a photo with Davido’s baby.
His cousin, Sophie Momodu, is Davido’s
baby mama!

Paul & Anita Okoye Love Up In New Phot

Power couple, Paul & Anita Okoye, took
these photos while cuddling…

Bryan Cranston Is the Latest Celebrity Who Vows to Leave the U.S. If Trump Wins

Will the Server Do Hard Time?': O'Malley
Claims Clinton Not Under FBI Probe
LOOK: Pile of Manure Dumped in Front of
Ohio Democrat Office
Customers, Co-Workers Throw Party for 86-
Year-Old Waitress on Her Last Day
Bryan Cranston says he'll leave the United
States and move to Canada if Donald Trump is
elected president.
During an interview Sunday with T he Bestseller
Experiment podcast , Cranston was asked if he
would leave the country and take and extended
vacation to Vancouver if Trump defeats Hillary
Clinton.
"Absolutely. I would definitely move. It’s not
real to me that that would happen. I hope to
God it won’t," Cranston said. “It wouldn’t be a
vacation. I’d be an expatriate.”
"There will be books written, movies made. I'm
telling you, there will be theatrical productions
about Donald Trump because of the anomaly
that he presented," Cranston said.
The "Breaking Bad" star is the latest in a string
of celebrities who said they would not remain
in the U.S. for a Trump presidency, including
Lena Dunham, Whoopi Goldberg, Barbra
Streisand, Samuel L. Jackson, Chelsea Handler,
Rev. Al Sharpton, Amy Schumer and Rosie
O'Donnell.

CACOL reveals why Jonathan is defending Sambo Dasuki

– Former President Goodluck Jonathan
recently defended Sambo Dasuki, his then
National Security Adviser (NSA)
– Dasuki is still in detention following an
allegation that through his office, some
notable Nigerians got various sums of money
– The money, according to the Economic and
Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), was
meant to prosecute the war against Boko
Haram
– The Coalition Against Corrupt Leaders has
replied the former president asking him
asking him why it took this long speak out
The Coalition Against Corrupt Leaders
(CACOL) has fired former President Goodluck
Jonathan over his recent comments
attempting to exonerate Sambo Dasuki, his
former National Security Adviser (NSA) of
acts of corruption.
CACOL said it was shocking that Jonathan
suddenly found his voice after maintaining
sealed lips for more than a year, “even in the
face of myriad of palpable accusations
directed at the acute misgovernance that
characterised his administration.”
Jonathan, Sambo Dasuki and Debo Adeniran
Jonathan recently insisted in New York that
Sambo Dasuki could not have stolen the $2.2
billion he is alleged to have shared among
top members of the Peoples Democratic
Party (PDP) and some Nigerians.
The former president further outlined his
administration’s achievements with reference
to ensuring freedom of speech and freedom
after speech; empowering institutions while
reducing government’s influences over them
and enacting the freedom of information act
and the administration of criminal justice act
2015.
CACOL’s executive chairman, Mr Debo
Adeniran, said in a reaction made available to
NAIJ.com that the former president’s attempt
at doing a comparative analysis between his
time in office and the current administration
is baseless, petty and pedestrian.
“A crucial time like this when the country is
in recession and Nigerians are going through
a very harrowing experience, calls for sober
reflections where leaders who are worth their
salts ought to project what will positively
steer the ship called Nigeria forward
particularly by displaying sound
understanding of the ongoing anti-corruption
drive,” he said.
Jonathan had asserted that his government
could not be accused of nepotism, as
according to him, there was no preference to
tribe and ethnicity in the appointment of
members of his cabinet and aides.
But in reaction, Adeniran said: “The former
president’s comments are not helping the
current situation of the country but rather
serving as a distraction from the unpleasant
aftermaths of the his administration.
“What he is doing is creating precedents that
would lead to his invitation for investigations
on issues he has dabbled into by himself.
“However solid his comparisons are, it
cannot be faulted that so much irregularities,
tragedies and atrocities were perpetrated
under his watch.
“Even if it is true that the former president
gave institutions leeway, as he claims, it is
obvious that he failed to exercise control over
its officials and that is why there are issues
of corruption affiliated to his administration.
“We have read in the news about several
allegations of money laundering and missing
funds involving close aides to Jonathan
during his time as president.
“Fresh in our minds is the Dasuki Gate
scandal and in the light of recent revelations,
there have been confessions from Mr. Musiliu
Obanikoro that funds were released to Mr
Ayodele Fayose, the current governor of Ekiti
state, to help finance his election into office,”
Adeniran said, adding that Jonathan cannot
be objective enough in evaluating himself.
“He would only be focused in branding his
administration as competent and failing to
address the irregularities that occurred. He
should leave such comparison to those who
are objective.
“To us in CACOL, we see former president
Jonathan’s comments as a way of saving his
face in the light of the various corruption
allegations linked to his aides, family
members, wife and his defunct cabinet
members.
“We also see this as a desperate attempt by
an individual who is conscious of the reality
that he has a lot of questions to answer for
when it comes to the corrupt practices that
reigned supreme under his watch.
“He has already put himself on ‘trial’!
Nigerians are not fools.” Adeniran said.
Watch the clips where Jonathan defended
Dasuki here:
Related Stories