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Senate Steps In as National Assembly Workers Continue Strike

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The Senate has suggested meeting with the leaders of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), Trade Union Congress (TUC), and other labour unions over the ongoing nationwide strike.

The Upper Chamber suggested this earlier today at the plenary while considering the strike as an issue of utmost importance.

The Senate also requested the labour unions to stop the strike and not shut down the country and its economy because of one person.

The Senate President, Godswill Akpabio, had earlier apologised to his colleagues on behalf of Nigerian workers for the inconveniences constituted to free movement in and out of the National Assembly following the barricade of the gates by members of the Parliamentary Staff Association of Nigeria who are observing the strike at the complex.

He, however, thanked the chamber staff members for being able to enter the complex to prepare the chamber for plenary.

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‘No more Big 3, there’s now Big 4’

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Nigerian singer Divine Ikubor, known professionally as Rema, has confidently declared that he is now on the same level as Wizkid, Davido, and Burnaboy.

He expressed this in a post on X on Saturday.

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According to him, there’s no more big three in the Nigerian music industry; there’s now a big four.

“No more Big 3 there’s now a Big 4,” Rema tweeted.

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No more big 3 – Rema Blasts Davido, Wizkid, Burna Boy

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Popular ace Nigerian musician Divine Ikubor aka Rema has seemingly challenged his senior colleagues Davido, Wizkid and Burna boy.

Rema took to his X page to share his sentiment on the generally established position of the top three artistes out of Nigeria.

He however said there was no big 3 anymore as they’re commonly called, rather a big 4 which presumably includes himself following some strides of his own.

While fans and followers debated his intentions, Rema seemed to clarify as he said Afrobeat was better than everything else.

This plays into a recent abandonment of the genre by main acts like Davido, Fireboy, Wizkid and so many more.

Rema is however known for his advocacy that Afrobeat remains supreme rather than the new sub genres other artistes are attempting to create.

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BBTitans alum Yvonne Godswill affirms relationship with Juicy Jay

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If you were hoping, sorry Yvonne Godswill has broken your bubble

Big Brother Titans alum Yvonne Godswill breaks silence on her sex life and possibly the hearts of secret admirers looking to take advantage of a ‘void’ in her dating life.

In a declaration of enduring love, the former Big Brother Titans contestant Yvonne Godswill affirmed her ongoing relationship with fellow housemate Juicy Jay from South Africa, dispelling any doubts about their romantic status.

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BBTitans alum Yvonne Godswill affirms relationship with Juicy Jay

The couple, whose romance blossomed during their time in the inaugural season of Big Brother Titans in 2023, has remained steadfast in their commitment to each other, as reiterated by Yvonne during a recent appearance on Cool FM’s The Big Friday Show With Tacha.

In a resolute statement, Yvonne Godswill expressed unwavering devotion to her South African beau, emphasizing the strength and support he provides in their relationship.

“I’m still dating my South African boyfriend, Juicy Jay. We are still together. We are going strong. That’s my number one guy. He is so supportive. He is selfless. I don’t want to go on and on because we are not going to stop,” she affirmed.