Habeeb Okikiola, better known by his stage name Portable Omolalomi, is a controversial singer-songwriter. He has cautioned his colleagues and fans about what they say or share on social media to avoid getting into trouble with the law. He claimed that since government officials keep an eye on social media happenings, his warning should be heeded.

He told his friend Sam Larry and Singer Naira Marley, the Inspector-General of Police, about his previous incident. In a video clip that was uploaded to his Instagram page, Portable said that the IGP had ordered his arrest because of remarks he had made on social media that Sam Larry had brought to the attention of the state. He said that Naira Marley's forgiveness was the only reason the IGP freed him on compassionate grounds.

On camera, the ex-lawmaker was seen kissing his partner's breast during a live-streamed parliamentary session. Former Argentine national legislator Juan Emilio Ameri was condemned to prison for "disrupting the exercise of his duties" after he was seen on camera sucking his partner's breast.

In 2020, a video showing Ameri caressing a woman seated on his lap, removing her breast from her T-shirt, and kissing it went viral. At the time, the woman was attending a congressional videoconference.

A fellow lawmaker was giving a speech throughout the act, while other participants were watching from home. At that point, activities were taking place virtually to stop the Covid-19 outbreak from spreading. The recording went viral on social media, sparking a nationwide outcry that resulted in the lawmaker's suspension and eventual resignation.

Ameri, nevertheless, claimed that at the time he was unaware that he was online. "The connection is really bad here in the country's center. When my spouse emerged from the restroom, I asked her how her implants were doing and I kissed them because she had surgery to place them 10 days prior, he clarified at the beginning of the crisis. The former politician was sentenced by a court In the meantime, Ameri was given two years of probation and a one-month suspended prison sentence by a federal High Court in the South American nation on Monday after he was found guilty of causing a public disturbance.

According to local media citing judicial sources, the court determined that it was "evident that he knew his behavior could be noticed by the representatives of the people as well as by all those people who were watching the live broadcast of the debate."

In response to the decision, the former congressman declared he would file an appeal and charged that the media was preparing for his demise. "My health suffered as a result of the media's destruction of me. Ameri said to La, "I must have thought of a hundred different ways to kill myself."

Increased diversity and representation in the UK Parliament is highlighted by the election of six Nigerian-British candidates. This significant achievement is a reflection of the shifting demographics and the increasing clout of ethnic groups in British politics.

An important first step toward diversity in UK politics has been taken by six Nigerian-British candidates who were successful in winning seats in the UK Parliament. Their successes demonstrate how minority communities are becoming more and more represented in British politics. These are the notable people who have left their mark:

Labour MP for Newcastle Central and West, Chi Onwurah: Chi Onwurah received 18,875 votes to win reelection as the representative for Newcastle upon Tyne Central and West. Onwurah, who was born on April 12, 1965, was the Shadow Minister for Industrial Strategy before being re-elected, demonstrating her continued dedication to her community.

Kemi Badenoch (Saffron Walden): With 19,360 votes, Kemi Badenoch defeated Labour's Issy Waiter in Saffron Walden, despite it being a difficult election for the Conservative Party. The re-election of Badenoch is a testament to her close relationship with her constituents and her leadership position in her party.

Kate Osamor (Edmonton): Kate Osamor's seat was eliminated in 2024 after she was elected to the legislature in 2015. But she also served as the Shadow Secretary of State for International Development during her influential term, highlighting her commitment to global issues.

Florence Eshalomi (Vauxhall and Camberwell Green): From 2019 until the seat's elimination in 2024, Florence Eshalomi served as the representative for Vauxhall. Eshalomi, who is a member of the Labour and Co-operative parties, has a strong history in both local and national government. She formerly served in the London Assembly.

Taiwo Owatemi (Coventry North West): With 19,696 votes, Taiwo Owatemi defeated her Conservative opponent, Tom Mercer, to win the Coventry North West seat for Labour. As the Shadow Minister for Women and Equalities, Owatemi, 32, has demonstrated her commitment to representation and equity in politics.

Bayo Alaba (Southend East and Rochford): With 15,395 votes, Labour's Bayo Alaba defeated Conservative contender Gavin Haran in Southend East and Rochford. Alaba's win indicates a change in public opinion and his dedication to tackling regional and national issues.

These six British Nigerians show their commitment to public service and varied experiences and promise to bring new ideas and solutions to the Parliament, influencing policy and promoting stronger relationships among all.

At Arsenal, Bukayo Saka isn't used to this level of attention, but with England, things have gone a bit differently. The Hale-End star's spot at Arsenal is still assured under Mikel Arteta, even if he is not playing well. The Arsenal forward, however, has had a different experience for England at Euro 2024 after he disproved his detractors on Saturday. England defeated Switzerland on penalties to secure a spot in the semi-finals. Gary Neville praised and cheered for Arsenal's Bukayo Saka, who was named Man of the Match.

Saka's goal in the 80th minute sent the match into extra time, and the former right-back was not only thrilled with his performance but also delighted that he had converted his penalty shoot. Neville said in their build-up to the Netherlands vs Turkey that the Arsenal player "looked so calm" before taking his penalty and that his actual spot-kick was "beautiful." Saka has faced criticism and questions throughout the competition, but at crucial moments, he stood tall and demonstrated his values to the world.

It should be mentioned that he missed his penalty kick in the Euro 2020 final, which resulted in Italy defeating England; yet, this served as his atonement. Neville did point out, though, that Saka was able to bounce back from similar situations, while many players in the past were unable to. The Sky Sports analyst also observed Saka appearing to mouth the phrase "stop talking, blah, blah, blah" to the detractors following the full-time whistle. At Euro 2024, Bukayo Saka assists England in defeating Switzerland. As Saka took his penalty, Neville retorted, "He looks calm, doesn't he, he looks relaxed, to be fair."

Neville begins to applaud as Saka scores, saying, "Ooooh, that was beautiful." Take a look at that smile. You know what, I adore that smile. That smile truly is beautiful. Congratulations. I'm really glad for Saka. Even though what he went through four years ago was challenging, his smile just beams happiness. Numerous guys that I have witnessed go through it never come back. Their confidence has diminished. However, he is an excellent player. Neville went on to talk about Saka, who began the competition in his customary right-wing position but ended up playing as a wing-back against the Swiss.

"He was a huge threat," the former Manchester United player continued. To provide balance to that left side, I assumed he would play left-wing-back. It did not occur. We weren't expecting to see him on the right. He kept that aspect to himself, exerted genuine dominance, and posed by far the greatest threat to England. That's right, he's telling you to shut up and quit talking. That's, I believe, to us. Few players, in my opinion, can transcend club rivalries, but he is one of those players that I believe appeals to supporters of all clubs.

When you look at him, all you can think is that he is such a delight to be around, and his game exudes happiness and spirit. He is a combatant. He never gives up, is constantly chasing the ball, and is everything a child might hope for in a football player.

The Arsenal player is currently in a phase of his career where he is beginning to play at a high level and consistently. However, others doubt whether he is up to that elite level given that he has only participated in one Champions League season and has only won the FA Cup. Those folks are free to ask any questions they want because Saka is climbing the football ladder faster and faster. The pressure he was under and the way he performed when it counted most made this most recent England performance one of his greatest, if not his best yet.

A man who was raised by Hamas is among the most ardent supporters of a massive Israel Defense Force campaign to drive the terrorist group out of its final significant bastion in the southernmost city of Rafah in the Gaza Strip. Regardless of the developments with Iran, Mosab Hassan Yousef, the disowned son of Hamas co-founder Sheikh Hassan Yousef, told The Times of Israel last week that the Israeli government must "finish the job" in Gaza to drive out Hamas. "We must now enter Rafah. Not the following day. Why do we still have to wait? We bring Rafah and Hamas to an end. This will be the first step [toward peace] because it will remove them from power, he remarked.

The 45-year-old was up in Ramallah and has clear memories of Hamas' establishment in 1986. Yousef was dubbed the "Green Prince" decades ago for his attempts to assist Israel's internal security agency, the Shin Bet, in thwarting terror acts during the Second Intifada in the early 2000s. The term is also the title of a 2014 documentary based on his autobiography. Though there have been setbacks along the way, he has established a "fundamental relationship" with the Jewish people after saving countless lives during those terrifying days.

He claimed that several people found his scathing criticism of Hamas to be excessively contentious, which ultimately caused him to stop engaging in public activity. But the horrors of October 7 drew him back. On that day, an orgy of violence that included the burning alive of entire families, widespread rape and sexual assault, and the torture and dismemberment of victims who included women, children and infants, and the elderly, saw thousands of terrorists led by Hamas invade southern Israel and slaughter 1,200 people, the most of whom were civilians, with breathtaking brutality. Additionally, 230.3 persons were kidnapped and taken to the Gaza Strip, where 133 are still being kept captive.

For me, October 7 felt like an earthquake, Yousef remarked. "I desired to be alone with myself. My life was quite basic at the time. However, when the lion inside of me awoke that morning, a volcano was ready to erupt. I've decided to put an end to this evil.”

Yousef issued a warning, claiming that Iran's most recent assault on Israel with over 300 drones, ballistic missiles, and cruise missiles was "just a rehearsal." It is unknown to us whether Iran possesses chemical or biological weapons.

Not just against Israel, but on a worldwide scale as well, the Islamic Republic of Iran poses a grave threat. Iran is home to a terrorist state, a dictatorship, and a very reckless religious establishment that is more focused on the hereafter than on this life. He asserted, "They are willing to do it if it means destroying the entire region to further their religious objective. Representative of "hope" against Hamas Yousef has once again gained popularity as a speaker on college campuses after having an interview with British talk show presenter Piers Morgan during the early stages of the Gaza War. However, he is not always met with enthusiasm. Indiana University asked IU Hillel, a Jewish organization, to postpone an event with Yousef in the early months of April due to "security" concerns.

David Adeleke, better known by his stage as Davido, is an award-winning artist who has called his wedding day to longtime love Chioma Rowland the happiest day of his life. In a video clip posted online, the thrilled musician was heard expressing his satisfaction with the choice to marry his sweetheart. "I feel wonderful. My life's greatest day is now. It's a wonderful day. The short clip features Davido saying, "We are here to receive our wife." Lagos State hosted the wedding, which drew dignitaries such as governors, prominent traditional rulers, and celebrities, among others. On Tuesday, the event became the most trending event in the nation.

The wedding of the well-known couple, #Chivido2024, attracted a lot of interest and excitement from the public and media, who inundated the internet with images and videos from the event. A new sport utility vehicle from GAC Motors, a well-known automaker, was given to Davido and his wife Chioma as a side event at the historic occasion.

"As a wedding present, GAC Motor Nigeria sent Davido and his bride a brand-new GAC Motor 2024 GN8 MPV. #Davido #TheChefChi Best wishes. In a caption for a video it posted on Instagram on Tuesday, the firm said, "On behalf of the Chairman CIG MOTORS GROUP - CHIEF DIANA CHEN."

AThe Federal High Court in Lagos presided over by Justice Kehinde Ogundare on Tuesday, dismissed a case against well-known bartender Pascal Okechukwu, also known as the Cuban Chief Priest, for allegedly abusing Naira. Following the approval of the settlement terms between Cubana and the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), the judge dismissed the charge.

Okechukwu was charged with three counts of altering and spraying Naira notes during a social event at the Eko Hotel in Lagos by the EFCC on April 17. He was given N10 million in bail after entering a not-guilty plea to the charge. Defense attorney Mr. Chikaosolu Ojukwu (SAN) told the court on the last postponed date of May 2 that the parties were considering a settlement and that they had requested that the case be resolved by section 14(2) of the EFCC Act.

After stating their case, defense attorneys requested that their preliminary objection be withdrawn. The judge accepted their request because the prosecution had not objected. As a result, the court postponed the case until June 5 to get a report on the settlement. Due to the defense attorney's absence on June 5, the case could not proceed. The attorney had written to the court pleading for an adjournment.

The matter was subsequently postponed by the court until today, June 25, to receive a settlement report. On Tuesday, when the matter was called, Mr. Chikaosolu Ojukwu (SAN) represented the defense and Mrs. Bilikisu Buhari represented the prosecution. After that, Bilikisu told the court that the prosecution had submitted and accepted the conditions of the settlement, which were dated June 24. The defense attorney replied that he agreed with the prosecutor's assertions and had made the same.

He acknowledged that some of the duties outlined in the aforementioned provisions had been fulfilled and thanked the court for its patience. Then, he implored the court to provide the necessary orders to dismiss the lawsuit. "This charge is at this moment struck out as the defendant is as a result of this cautioned," the court said in a succinct order, following the agreement of the prosecution and defense by the EFCC Establishment Act, which was delivered to the court.

Meanwhile, newsmen were able to receive a copy of the settlement terms from the court, and they stated that the deal only applied to the findings regarding the defendant's legal violations as stated in the pending charge. The accused will sign a bond with the EFCC promising to behave well and refrain from engaging in any economic or financial crime or similar offenses. The defendant will launch a forceful and comprehensive campaign to raise awareness about the misuse of coins and notes issued as legal money under the CBN Act.

The defendant is required to share at least two video clips from his campaign against the misuse of naira and other misdemeanors on his numerous social media accounts every two months. "On execution of this agreement, the Defendant shall pay to the Consolidated Revenue Fund of the Federation such sum as not to exceed N10 million." According to the indictment, the defendant danced at the social gathering at the Eko Hotel and tampered with N500 worth of cash.

The campaign of the All Progressives Congress to become the governor of Ondo State in November has gained momentum. This is because Olusola Oke, a prominent candidate who was not selected for the party's governorship ticket in the primary election, has publicly endorsed Lucky Aiyedatiwa. Previously, the impasse brought about by the disputes around the results of the April 20 governorship primary had shattered the party, igniting worries that the APC would be going into the election with a divided house.

Hugely popular, particularly in the southern senatorial district, Mr. Oke had objected to Mr. Aiyedatiwa's selection as the party's nominee and, along with other contenders, had voiced their disapproval of the primary election's procedures.

But after weeks of appeasement from the party hierarchy, he has called his followers to line up behind the governor to guarantee the APC's victory in the election scheduled for November 16. The former APC candidate claimed that his interest in the party's unity and its success in the upcoming election is why he withstood pressure to file a legal challenge against the results of the primary on April 20. "I am not a politician for an emergency.

I have four campaigns under my belt for this state's governorship, and I am well qualified. "I completed all the tasks required for the primary, but the rest is now behind us," Mr. Oke informed his followers. "I had a lot of options, and my supporters were prepared to back me in whichever direction I chose. However, I place the utmost importance on the peace, unity, and progress of this state. The governor is my brother from Ilaje, and I want Ilaje to provide the next governor. He should do it because I won't be able to. Together, we will win this election.

Jimoh Ibrahim, a senator and other disgruntled candidate, had previously dropped his lawsuit against the governor's selection as the APC nominee. Mr. Ibrahim claimed that his decision to drop the lawsuit came from his respect for President Bola Tinubu's entreaties. Ade Adetimehin, the state chairman of the party, thanked the people of Ondo State for their support and hailed the recent reunion between the governor and Mr. Oke as a major victory for the party and the state's advancement in front of the 2024 governorship contest.

Speaking to the state's executive members of Online Media Professionals, Mr. Adetimehin made this statement. The chairman declared that Mr. Oke was a party guy who had shown true affection for the party's win and that the dissolution of his organization was entirely necessary for the party's advancement. Olugbenga Edema, a candidate for the New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP), had defected from the party and would not reconcile after the process. He left the APC and is currently running as the NNPP's candidate for governor.

A recent global cholera outbreak has been reported, with cases even in Nigeria's Kwara State. As a result, there have been diseases and ailments as well as deaths. This is a brief overview of the things you should know about cholera and how to avoid getting it. Concerning Cholera.

The bacterium Vibrio cholerae is the source of the acute diarrheal sickness known as cholera. Among the symptoms are:

Severe Diarrhea:

1.       Excessive, runny feces that are frequently referred to as "rice water stools."

2.       Frequent vomiting: This condition might cause acute dehydration.

3.     Dehydration: A sudden loss of bodily fluids that results in a lack of fluids. Among the symptoms of                  dehydration are: - Thirst Dry mouth Diminished urination or black pee - Sunken eyes - Low BP - Elevated           heart rate - Spasms in the muscles

4.      Leg Cramps: Excruciating muscle cramps brought on by an electrolyte imbalance.

5.    Shock: If dehydration is not treated quickly, severe instances may result in shock and possibly even death.

PREVENTIVE TIPS
1. Drink Safe Water: Limit your intake to boiling, chlorinating, or bottled water. If ice isn't formed of safe water, stay away from it.

2. Good Sanitation: Follow good hygiene procedures. Always wash your hands with soap and clean water, especially after using the restroom and right before or right after eating.
3. Food Safety: Consume only fully cooked food while it's still hot. Steer clear of raw or undercooked seafood and unpeeled fruits and vegetables unless you are skilled at peeling them yourself.
4. Hygiene: Take care of your hygiene. Do not wash dishes, brush your teeth, or prepare food with untreated water. Always wash your hands.

5.       Use Latrines: Bury your waste at least 30 meters away from any body of water, or use latrines. Regularly clean and disinfect latrines and toilets.

6.       Steer Clear of Contaminated Water: Refrain from bathing or swimming in possibly contaminated water sources.

7.       Handle Waste Appropriately: Handle waste appropriately to avoid contaminating water sources.

8.       Raising neighborhood Awareness: Spread the word about cholera prevention in your neighborhood. Controlling the spread of cholera requires a strong focus on community health initiatives.

9.       Seek Medical Attention: Get medical attention right away if you or someone you know exhibits cholera symptoms, such as severe diarrhea or vomiting. Early intervention can prevent death.

SThe terms for putting an end to the conflict in the Gaza Strip were stated by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Saturday.

According to Netanyahu, Israel needs to destroy the Hamas military to put an end to the conflict. He also restated the demand that all Israeli hostages be released.

These prerequisites must be satisfied before a long-term truce, according to a statement from the Israeli Prime Minister's Office. "The destruction of Hamas military and governance capabilities, the release of all hostages, and confirmation that Gaza is no longer a threat to Israel remain Israel's conditions for ending the war," the statement reads. According to the plan, Israel would keep demanding that these requirements be fulfilled before a long-term truce is established.

The statement says, "It is nonsensical to think that Israel will consent to an indefinite ceasefire before these requirements are met.