Beauty Queen, Chinenye Andrew has concluded plans to unveil to the public and officially launch her deeply researched book titled, “African Teen”.

The literary work is a product of several years of research on how to protect African child from undue sexual and labour exploitations.

Queen Chinenye Andrew, a second runner up in 2022 Face of Nigeria Model has consistently been at the forefront in campaigning for a friendly and accommodating society for the younger generation, giving them opportunity to realize their full potentials.

Her new book centres around ending molestation of teenage girls and boys, the silent torture, how they are bruised to silence and the general effect on the society.

She has always had this as a project even long before she became a beauty queen, going ahead to emerge the second runner up in Face of Nigeria 2022.

The launch of the book is seen as a higher step in the campaign to end abuse against teenage girls and boys by their caregivers, relatives and seemingly trusted and non-trusted sources.

The official launch of “Africa Teen” will take place in Abuja in coming days and will witness the presence of high profile women right activists,

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Lifestyle Nigeria gathered that Amid the EFCC assault on naira abusers, some guys have devised a novel method of’spraying’ money to evade prosecution.

The EFCC has already detained Bobrisky and Cubana Chief Priest for misusing the naira.

After pleading guilty, the former of the two celebrities received a 6-month prison sentence.

Some guys who are concerned about getting caught by the EFCC have devised an alternative method of raising funds at their event.

The celebrant is shown dancing near a large wooden box into which people are dropping money. The footage was uploaded on Twitter.

Rather than throwing it on the ground or at the celebrant, they took out notes and tossed multiple bundles into the box.

SEE the Update below:

Igbo men don change Pattern.. pic.twitter.com/BPmiWn1a4Z

— X-Daily (@X_Dailly) April 21, 2024

Reacting to the post:

@yemiFirstSon said: “Is this one allowed ??”

@game_boss360 said: “Igbo men will never carry last”

@N6ofLife said: “I love my people. We dont deceive ourselves. An African wedding or event without money being Sprayed is proper nonsense. Let’s look for more creative ways to spray money. EFCC can go to hell.”

@victorEdeh said: “And this one looks like a better option.”

@udehemmanuel16 said: “One thing I love about Nigerians is that, they will always find a way through.

We are Unstoppable.”

Lifestyle Nigeria gathered that a Update circulating on social media on Sunday has revealed N200 notes customised with the picture and names of a couple.

The N200 notes labelled “Wedding Republic of Nigeria” in place of the “Central Bank of Nigeria,” bears the date 26-03-2023, along with the names, Emwinghare and Adazee.

You could Recalled that the Central Bank of Nigeria has strict regulations against tampering with the country’s currency, deeming it “mutilation” and punishable by law.

However, this customisation has drawn mixed reactions from netizens. While some condemned the act as a form of naira abuse, others praised the idea.

Reacting to the Update, an X user, olutayo_richard, wrote, “Any act capable of snowballing into widespread naira counterfeiting should also be outlawed, along with naira mutilation.

“Why do people have to display naira spraying as a way of giving cash gifts rather than bank transfers or cash envelopes?”

DannyI05900085 commented, “Naira should not have been printed on the note at all. It could have been 200 only without naira inscription. This is far worse than mutilation. This is a case of fake notes.”

Another tweep, Onlineguru_, claimed, “A lot of Clubs do this.”

JesseNwokoma seemed to praise the idea as he wrote, “Just transfer the worth of what you want to spray, and they give you this, I think it makes sense.”

MRBabaKEN also commented, “This is perfect. Spraying money in events is part of our culture that cannot be erased.”

The apprehension surrounding the spraying of naira comes in the wake of recent legal actions taken against individuals, including controversial cross-dresser, Idris Okuneye, aka Bobrisky, and socialite, Pascal Okechukwu, aka Cubana Chief Priest, for abusing the national currency.

It was also reported on Saturday that the Chairman of the Nigerians in Diaspora Commission, Abike Dabiri-Erewa, recounted her recent experience at a birthday party, stating that everyone at the party, including her, was afraid to spray the naira..

The report included that it is illegal to spray banknotes at events; and anyone caught tampering with the naira note will face legal consequences, as stated in the CBN Act Section 21.

It also stated that dancing or stamping on naira banknotes is prohibited by law, and selling currency banknotes is illegal.

SEE Update Here:

Currency Mutilation: Mixed Reactions Trail Update Of Couple’s Customized N200 Notes

A Update circulating on social media on Sunday has revealed N200 notes customised with the picture and names of a couple.

The N200 notes labelled “Wedding Republic of Nigeria” in place of the… pic.twitter.com/4pD1LtwSjv

— Punch Newspapers (@MobilePunch) April 21, 2024