Toyin Lawani, Iyabo Ojo, others debut as The Real Housewives of Lagos

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Popular actress Iyabo Ojo, fashion stylist Toyin Lawani, and a few others have debuted as members of a reality television show, The Real Housewives of Lagos.

The reality show is set to air on popular streaming platform, Showmax, on April 8, 2022 and will be aired every Friday.

The show is similar to international reality TV series, The Real Housewives of Atlanta and so many others.

The Real Housewives of Lagos will be showing the glamorous life of six influential women of Lagos.

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A suit filed by Philip Shaibu, former deputy Governor of Edo, against the State House of Assembly and others, has been scheduled to be heard by the federal high court in Abuja on April 19.

Lifestyle Nigeria reports that the presiding judge, Inyang Ekwo, fixed the date on Friday after hearing from the lawyers involved.

The suit, marked FHC/ABJ/CS/405/24, was filed on March 27 to stop the process of Shaibu’s removal from office.

The former deputy Governor is seeking a declaration that the Edo assembly failed to give him a fair hearing in the impeachment proceedings, against the allegations of bias.

The Inspector-General of Police (IGP) and the Department of State Services (SS) are the 1st and 2nd respondents in the suit.

Others in the suit include Theresa Akpoghome, President Aigbokhian, Oghogho Ayodele Oviasu, Omonua, Daniel Okungbowa (Chief Judge of Edo state) and the Edo state house of assembly.

Azzarello Trump – .

Maxwell Azzarello, who set himself on fire outside the New York courthouse where former US President Donald Trump is on trial, is dead.

According to Sky’s US partner NBC News, Azzarello was “declared deceased by hospital staff”, police disclosed in a phone call early on Saturday.

Mr Azzarello, in his mid-30s, from St Augustine in Florida, threw conspiracy theory pamphlets in the air before setting himself ablaze in a designated protest area for pro and anti-Trump demonstrators on Friday.

He took a canister out of his bag containing what is believed to have been an alcohol-based accelerant, before dousing himself in the fluid and setting himself ablaze, police said.

Officers and civilians ran into the protest area and tried to put out the flames using coats and fire extinguishers.

New York City fire commissioner Laura Kavanagh told reporters that Azzarello was taken to the burn unit at Weill Cornell Medical Centre, where he had been described as alive but in critical condition, NBC News said.

Four NYPD police officers suffered minor injuries from fire exposure, authorities said

Update shared on social media shows Mr Azzarello lying on his back on the pavement outside the courthouse while the lower part of his body is on fire.

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Hatred For Nigeria Police Affecting Security – PCRC

Lifestyle Nigeria gathered that the National Chairman of the Police Community Relations Committee (PCRC), Mogaji Olaniyan, has called for an urgent need to address what he called widespread hatred towards the officers of the Nigeria Police.

Olaniyan described the narrative as alarming, pointing out that the hatred remains part of the factors affecting the country’s security.

He spoke while addressing newsmen during the 40th celebration ceremony of the Committee held in Abeokuta, the state capital.

Olaniyan, who condemned the widespread hatred, said the PCRC is fostering a permanent relationship between members of the community and the police in order to end the ugly narrative.

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