Big Brother Naija Season 7 winner, Josephine Otabor, simply known as Phyna, has asserted that there’s hardly any lady who hasn’t done an abortion.

She claimed that most women have done abortion at least once or twice.

The reality star, who disclosed during her stay in the Big Brother House that she has done an abortion in the past, said some people tried to use her revelation to troll her after the show but she refused to be bullied.

Speaking in an interview with media personality, Chude Jideonwo, Phyna said, “When I came out of the Big Brother House, everybody wanted to chase clout with Phyna. Everybody was ready to do sh*t.

“When I was in the House, there was a conversation, everybody was talking.. Before I even come back to that. The issue of abortion, na who open up dem know, right? There’s no woman that can say she hasn’t done abortion once or twice.”

Glamsquad recalls Phyna and Chichi had a heated altercation during the “Level Up” reunion after latter called her an “abortionist”.

Phyna also fired back by alleging that Chichi was a divorcee who abandoned her husband and children in Benin to become a stripper in Lagos

Super Eagles and Bayer Leverkusen striker Victor Boniface received his Golden Boot award after finishing joint top scorer for last season’s Europa League.

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Boniface scored six goals for Belgian club Union SG who reached the quarter-finals before losing to his current side Leverkusen, last season

He shared the award with Manchester United and England forward Marcus Rashford.

Prior to Leverkusen’s Europa League fixture against Qarabag on Thursday night, Boniface was presented with the award.

Boniface scored and and provided an assist as Leverkusen thrashed Qarabag 5-1 to record their third win in three games in the group.

It was his second goal in the Europa League and also his 10th in all competitions this season.

The West Africa Broadcast and Media Academy (WABMA) has mourned the death of its executive director and ace broadcaster, Nkemjika Attoh.

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Jika Attoh died on Wednesday, Oct. 25, in a hospital in Enugu, the capital of Enugu State.

A statement signed by WABMA Registrar, Joseph Obari, described the death of Attoh as a colossal loss.

The statement quoted the Chairman of the academy, Kevin Ejiofor, as saying: “This is a huge loss to us at WABMA where Jika spent the last years of his life deepening media professionalism.

“It is a loss we share with the entire media landscape in Nigeria where this news has sent shockwaves. Our prayers accompany our dear friend and colleague as he journeys on to the great beyond.”

It added: “Attoh’s failing health in the past one year did not deter him from pursuing his passion of enhancing development journalism in Nigeria until the very last weeks of his life.

“He was the firebrand professional anchor of Africa Independent Television’s flagship breakfast, KAAKAKI and news anchor at Channels Television, Lagos.

“Attoh later became a journalism trainer for the BBC World Service Trust (BBC Media Action) and a consultant media trainer for Enable in Nigeria.

“His media leadership included his roles as the managing director of Enugu State Broadcasting Service, ESBS; broadcast manager and trainer at Lagoni Media, member of board of directors of West Africa Democracy Radio, Dakar, Senegal and the genius behind the establishment of BLAZE FM, Awka and COSMOS FM, Enugu”.

Friends, colleagues, and fans have taken to various platforms to mourn him.