A combo of men have been spotted casting a spell to protect former Kogi Governor  Yahaya Bello from arrest by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC.

In a trending Update online, two men could be seen with an assortment of items including the portrait of the former Governor as they prayed for him.

They stated that as long as the Rivers Benue and  Niger meet at Kogi, then the EFCC would never catch and arrest Bello. They carried out rituals to back up the chant.

Recall Yahaya Bello was declared wanted by the EFCC and is currently on the run from the authorities over allegations of monkey laundering and widespread fraud while in office.

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A heartwarming Update has captured the emotional moment a grandmother broke down in tears as she returned to Nigeria after Omugwo in the UK.

The touching footage, shared on Instagram by Uchechi Onyedum, showcases the deep bond between the grandmother and her granddaughter.

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In the Update, the grandma can be seen wiping away tears while looking at her beloved granddaughter during their transit to the airport.

As they parted ways, the baby is heard crying, clearly feeling the absence of her grandmother’s presence.

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“UK Omugwo is over. Grandma is going back to Nigeria.

“Grateful to God I had my mum support me during this period ???? mothers are amazing love you mum,” Uchechi Onyedum captioned the Update.

See reactions:

@h_a_u_w_a: “The baby is like, “you don’t have passport? Ehya. Me I have”.”

@sammiealuya: “The tot of coming back to Nigeria will make anyone cry.”

@debbie_o2: “Awww ???? ????.. little princess wasn’t even making it easy for grandma. She looks so much like her grandma????????.”

@curtis_yuppie: “Another day to cry for a stagger but anyways mama is beautiful and little princess too.”

@macanthonyofficial: “I love seeing things like these ❤️❤️❤️❤️.”

@coded2times: “Carbon copies ????.”

@fruitie.kingdom: “The baby’s stare wasn’t making it easy for grandma????❤️.”

@rittylicious_aku: “I tap into this blessing, my mama go soon come do Omugwo in Jesus name????.”

@ahneegold: “I claim this for my mum,she will also travel down overseas to do my omugwo.”

@imotality_: “If I had a daughter this beautiful I won’t do anything again with my life! Will spend the rest of my life looking at her! ???????????? Mine will be this beautiful!!!!!!!!”

@it_is__anastasia: “granny and baby are lovers ???????????? they both have a strong bond.”

Chelsea suffer back to back losses just days after a narrow 1-0 defeat to Manchester City at Wembley with one name on the lips of fans’ mouth; the Blues’ infamous striker, Nicolas Jackson.

After a 5-0 humiliation to Arsenal away at the famous Emirates stadium, it seems the Blues are ready to initiate other plans for the Senegalese.

Nicolas Jackson, 22, faced a reality check in his team’s recent 1-0 defeat to Manchester City in the FA Cup semi-finals, where his inability to convert promising opportunities drew scrutiny and raised questions about his reliability as Chelsea’s main center-forward in the upcoming campaign.

Renowned Rangers legend and talkSPORT pundit Ally McCoist has joined the chorus of skepticism surrounding Jackson’s ability to shoulder the responsibility of leading Chelsea’s frontline next season.

Throughout the current campaign, Nicolas Jackson has made 37 appearances, finding the back of the net on 13 occasions, a commendable feat but one that fails to assuage concerns about his consistency and clinical edge.

As Chelsea continue to explore options to bolster their attacking prowess, with Napoli’s Victor Osimhen among the names linked with a move to Stamford Bridge, the prospect of a new arrival threatens to overshadow Jackson’s position within the squad.

Graeme Bailey, an insider for HITC, shed light on the situation in an interview with The Chelsea Chronicle, suggesting that the club’s pursuit of Osimhen could spell trouble for Jackson’s future.

“[Romelu] Lukaku, I don’t see him coming back with Jackson being there as he is, who’s going to be the bonafide No.2 to that first-choice No.9 who they do want,” remarked Bailey. “Osimhen is still the one they desire, the one they want.”

However, the potential acquisition of Osimhen comes with a hefty price tag, with reports indicating a staggering €130m (£111.9m) release clause in his contract. Such a substantial investment would mark Osimhen as the second most expensive signing in Chelsea’s history, underscoring the club’s determination to secure his services.