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Khloe denies leaked sex tape

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Former Big Brother Naija housemate, Abiri Oluwabusayomi, aka Khloe, has denied reports of her sex tape.

Khloe issued the denial in a post on her Snapchat.

She stressed that she shares no resemblance to the lady in the leaked tape and that if she were the one, she would make money off it.

“Even if, even if that’s me!!! (Which will never be) You think I’ll fold about it??? Like, am I a Nun? But the fact that you all wish it was me is the height, and every time we shame women for men’s mistakes. Are we normal?

“If I ever indulge myself in such activities, you’ll not see it on your smelling blogs, I’m selling that shit and making money off it cos what’s done is done, BUT AS I SAID, “IT CAN NEVER BE ME.”

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‘Pant washer songwriter’ – Wizkid shades Davido’s signee, Peruzzi – Lifestyle Nigeria

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Wizkid, a Grammy-winning Nigerian singer, criticised singer-songwriter Peruzzi during a recent social media feud with his employer, Davido.

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According to the report, Wizkid and Davido were in a heated social media feud on X on Monday night.

In one of his posts, Wizkid took a shot at Peruzzi while attacking Davido, calling him a “pant washer song writer.”

Wizkid stated, “You and your crew, plus your pant washer song writer, go to bed at night believing you have anything on me in music. I wish you all well.

Peruzzi instantly caught the sub, challenging Wizkid to say that he had never sought his services.

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Peter Obi reacts after Umahi accused him of inciting Igbos against Tinubu

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Former Anambra governor, Peter Obi has denied misleading Igbo people against the Federal Government over the Lagos-Calabar coastal road project.

Recently, the federal government commenced the construction of the Lagos-Calabar coastal road, which is expected to run through the shoreline of beach resorts in Lagos, while traversing eight other states.

The project has generated controversy and concerns about funding and the businesses that would be affected during construction.

On Tuesday, Obi, presidential candidate of the Labour Party (LP) in the 2023 elections, criticised the federal government over the project, describing it as a misplaced priority.

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Arne Slot blocked from making dream move

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Arne Slot will be making his move to Liverpool this summer once the current campaign ends with both him and Jurgen Klopp leaving their respective clubs; Feyenoord and Liverpool.

Ahead of the summer move, the Dutchman will be inheriting a Jurgen Klopp problem on his move to Merseyside, thanks to Barcelona proving headstrong with their talent factory.

According to reports, Arne Slot like Jurgen Klopp will miss on signing Barcelona’s Gavi as the Catalan giants have marked the Spaniard as untouchable this summer.

Speculation about Slot’s move to Anfield intensified after reports surfaced that a compensation fee of up to £9.4 million had been agreed upon with Feyenoord. The Dutchman is set to succeed Klopp, who announced his departure from Liverpool in January, effective at the end of the current season.

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Slot’s successful tenure at Feyenoord, where he led the club to the 2022-23 Eredivisie title and secured the Dutch Cup this season, has reportedly impressed Liverpool’s decision-makers. His attacking style of play, personality, and knack for player development are cited as key factors in his selection as Klopp’s successor.

The report which comes courtesy of The Athletic suggests that upon taking charge at Liverpool, Arne Slot will encounter similar restrictions on transfers.