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Toyin Abraham pens open letter to President Tinubu, reveals why she supported him – Lifestyle Nigeria

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Nollywood actress, Toyin Abraham penned an open letter to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu hours after his inauguration ceremony.

In the open letter, Toyin who is married to fellow actor, Kolawole Ajeyemi disclosed why she supported Tinubu’s candidacy despite the heavy criticisms and backlash she received.

The mother of one stated that she is not motivated by ethnicity or religion when it comes to her choice of leaders.

Toyin’s endorsement of Tinubu stems from his impressive track record as both a senator and a governor. She firmly believes that his capabilities would only excel further if he were to become President.

While she acknowledges that achieving unanimous support for Tinubu is a challenging task, his victory in previous elections indicates that he enjoys the backing of the majority.

Expressing her dismay, Toyin voiced her sadness over the fabrication that she received substantial financial compensation from Tinubu. In reality, her support for him is entirely voluntary and driven by her own convictions.

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Bobrisky, Cubana Chief Priest & Celebrities The EFCC Has Invited In Spite Of Their Popularity – Lifestyle Nigeria

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The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Nigeria’s anti-graft organisation, does not give special treatment to popular figures or celebrities. They’ve made a remarkable amount of high-profile arrests and invitations in recent years.

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The EFCC has proved that it is not here to make fun of anyone, regardless of social status, including musicians, famous socialites, and comedians. Here’s a list of notable personalities in the entertainment industry who have had run-ins with the anti-corruption agency. Check out the list below.

● Obi Cubana

The EFCC summoned Obinna Iyiegbu a.k.a. Obi Cubana, a well-known businessman and socialite, for questioning on November 1st 2021. The nightlife entrepreneur was questioned by the EFCC’s Wuse Zone 6 office about alleged money laundering and tax fraud, according to reports, he was invited by the agency about two weeks before showing up. Before he was released, he received a flood of messages of support from Nigerian celebrities.

● Mompha

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Ondo Guber: Tinubu’s anointed candidate ’emerges’

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President Bola Tinubu has reportedly endorsed Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa to win the Ondo State All Progressives Congress (APC) governorship ticket.

The APC primary election will hold today in Akure, Ondo State capital.

Overtime, Tinubu has maintained silence in the affairs of the state with regards to the primaries.

Information has it that Tinubu decided to tread softly so as not to be seen as taking side with any of the aspirants.

He has refused to grant audience to any of the aspirants despite pressures from them and several visits to Abuja for the President’s endorsement.

Aides to the President said he is looking for a candidate who will be loyal to the party and prepared to deliver the state to the APC in the 2027 general elections.

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How an adorable lady made me become a musician – Halifa Maiyabo – Blueprint Newspapers Limited

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Ahmad M. Ahmad, better known as Halifa Maiyabo, is a young emerging singer in the world of music. In his brief chat with IBRAHIM HAMISU in Kano, he sings out his history and how he found himself in music.

Introduction/background

My name is Ahmad M. Ahmad, but I am better known as Khalifa Maiyabo. I was born in Sabon Titin Dandago in Kano city. Later, life circumstances made us move to the Rijiriya Zaki neighbourhood, where I did primary and secondary schools in Dorayi Babba. I did not go further, but I hope that I will continue soon, by the grace of God.

How did you get into music?

I started singing because of a lady named Khadija whom I loved very much. We were very much in love to the extent that we would talk on the phone three times a day. That’s when I started writing a song for her, but she died later. May Allah forgive her soul!

Which song did you start with?