5 days agoWorld LeaksComments Off on Morgan Nick cops to reveal ‘significant development’ in briefing – almost 30 years after girl, 6, was abducted
COPS probing the suspected abduction of a girl are set to reveal a fresh development in their investigation – almost 30 years after she vanished.
Morgan Nick disappeared without a trace at the age of six when she was allegedly kidnapped after watching a baseball game in Alma, Arkansas, in June 1995.
National Center for Missing & Exploited ChildrenMorgan Nick, then six, vanished after being seen in a parking lot near a baseball game in Arkansas in 1995[/caption]
The Morgan Nick FoundationA picture of what Morgan could’ve looked like at 27[/caption]
Her disappearance sparked a widespread probe but mystery continues to surround the case more than 29 years later.
Cops have even investigated potential persons of interest, but have been no closer to resolving the riddle.
Morgan was even the subject of the Hulu four-part documentary Still Missing Morgan which aired in 2023.
Alma police chief Jeff Pointer will share a significant development today, October 1, as reported by the Fort Smith Southwest Times Record.
Morgan vanished after she tried to catch fireflies in a parking lot, near where the little league baseball game was being held.
She was last seen around 10:45pm local time on the night of June 9 and was seen standing near her mom’s car emptying sand from her shoes.
Morgan’s pals told cops they saw a man talking to her and she didn’t return.
In an episode of Unsolved Mysteries, Nick’s mom Colleen recalled the moment she realized her daughter was missing.
“I went over to the car, looked around the outside of the car, opened the doors, looked inside the car, thinking she had gotten in,” she said.
“Within a couple of minutes, all of the people and most of the cars were gone and it was very clear that Morgan wasn’t there.”
Local law enforcement and FBI agents were involved in the search efforts to try and find Morgan.
In 1995, cops released a sketch of a drawing that showed a man – between the ages of 23 and 38.
He was around six feet tall and had a mustache and beard.
The case sparked Arkansas officials to change its child abduction emergency alert to the Morgan Nick Alert System.
MYSTERY DISAPPEARANCE
Years later, cops released another drawing of a man who they thought was a suspect.
Investigators identified a home in Spiro, Oklahoma, that they wanted to search as part of their probe.
It was initially combed in 2010 before investigators searched the site again in 2017.
Police said they combed the land after receiving a tip but it wasn’t initially linked to Morgan’s case, per the ABC affiliate KATV.
Cops have not abandoned the search effort as they released a picture in 2020 that showed what Morgan may have looked like at the age of 31.
In 2021, FBI agents launched an appeal to obtain more information relating to Billy Jacks Lincks.
Lincks, who died in prison in 2000, was named as a potential person of interest in connection with Morgan’s disappearance.
Police at the time refused to shed any light on whether they had evidence that connected Lincks to Morgan’s case.
Lincks allegedly tried to abduct a girl – eight miles from where Morgan was last seen – just months after she disappeared, according to the FBI.
He was driving a pickup truck and cops revealed they found blood on the dashboard and blonde hair fibers under a floor cover, per the ABC affiliate KHBS.
Investigators uncovered green fibers in a mat under one of the seats and they discovered duct tape, machete, and tarp.
Lincks lived around 13 minutes from where Morgan vanished, former cop Kevin Johnson told the NBC affiliate KARK.
In their appeal, FBI agents said: “Every piece of information about Lincks’ life is important-no detail is too small or insignificant.”
KY3FBI agents are seeking any information about Billy Jack Lincks[/caption]
5 days agoWorld LeaksComments Off on Moment rubbish explodes in binman’s face leaving him injured & blowing massive hole in lorry – as council issues warning
THIS is the horrifying moment rubbish explodes in a binman’s face.
Video footage shows Newham Council refuse worker Sean loading some rubbish into the vehicle’s compactor on August 16.
Newham CouncilVideo footage shows refuse worker Sean loading some rubbish into the vehicle[/caption]
Newham CouncilA gas cannister was then crushed, causing refuse to explode out of the back of the truck[/caption]
Newham CouncilFootage of the incident was posted by the council to warn of the danger of disposing of dangerous materials improperly[/caption]
A gas cannister was then crushed, causing refuse to explode out of the back of the truck, sending Sean reeling in pain.
Footage of the incident was posted by the council to warn of the danger of disposing of dangerous materials improperly.
Sean was taken to the hospital, suffering hearing issues and dizziness following the blast.
The rubbish truck was also totalled.
Newham Council is now warning about the hazards of incorrectly disposing of items such as vapes, batteries, gas canisters and bottles.
Some items pose a serious risk when thrown into regular household waste or recycling bins, with the potential for fires, explosions, and life-threatening injuries to refuse operatives and passersby.
Councillor Sarah Ruiz, Statutory Deputy Mayor, said the footage is a “stark reminder of the dangers posed by improperly disposed dangerous items”.
She added: “We are grateful that our staff member is now recovering, but this incident could have been much worse.
“We all need to be aware that items like vapes, electrical items, batteries, gas canisters and bottles do not belong in household waste or recycling bins.
“These items can cause fires, explosions, serious injuries, putting both our waste management teams and the wider community at risk.
“I urge everyone to be proactive and responsible, by taking these dangerous items to appropriate recycling locations.
“We need to work together to responsibly dispose of dangerous waste safely.”
Newham Council said that later this year they will be adding new mini-recycling collection points across the borough for the safe disposal of smaller electrical items including clocks, remote controls, games consoles and kettles.
ITEMS THAT NEED TO BE SAFELY DISPOSED OF
Vapes: Lithium-ion batteries in vapes can ignite when crushed, causing fires in collection vehicles and recycling facilities.
Electrical Items: Devices with batteries or plugs can explode or catch fire, endangering workers at multiple points in the waste management process.
Batteries: Even small batteries can cause fires when disposed of in general waste, with over 1,200 battery-related fires reported in the UK last year.
Gas Bottles: Nitrogen oxide canisters and other gas bottles, even when empty, can cause explosions when crushed, posing a significant threat to waste workers and infrastructure.
CCTV footage publi;shed last month shows one refuse worker moving away from the lorry moments before debris is shot out across the road in Barnet, North London.
The clip captured by a camera attached to the rear of the lorry shows a worker emptying a black bin into the vehicle.
Seconds later, as he starts wheeling the empty bin away, a huge explosion from inside the lorry fired rubbish across the street and sent smoke pouring into the air.
The explosion blasted the bin from the hands of the refuse worker, but luckily he and his colleagues escaped unharmed.
Barnet Council said the explosion was caused by a combustible item or items such as gas canisters or bottles, batteries or aerosol cans being wrongly placed into a residential bin.
YoutubeSean was taken to the hospital, suffering hearing issues and dizziness following the blast[/caption]
5 days agoWorld LeaksComments Off on Best Dyson Airwrap dupe UK: My favourite bargain alternatives to buy this October
DYSON launched its hit Dyson Airwrap Styler around six years ago, and we are all still as obsessed as the day it first dropped.
Dyson’s Airwrap fetches a staggering £479.99, and though Black Friday could see the price drop, I am keeping my eyes out for more affordable Dyson alternatives.
The Dyson Airwrap fetches £479.99, so what are the best affordable alternatives?
The Dyson Airwrap Styleris a genius hair tool that can dry and style your hair with its powerful airflow in seconds and aims to prevent intense heat damage.
When shopping for a dupe of a luxe product you need to get acquainted with the specifications of the original Dyson design.
If you want to know if the hair gadget is worth the money, read our full Dyson Airwrap review where the team deep dives into the pros and cons.
Otherwise, I have summarised the need-to-know details about the Dyson Airwrap below.
My verdict of the original Dyson Airwrap
The Dyson Airwrap is super-lightweight, which is perfect for avoiding the dreaded arm ache when drying or styling your hair.
The main body of the styler features adjustable heat and speed settings, and the clever technology allows you to dry your hair using lower temperatures (advised by hair experts to avoid heat damage).
The Dyson Airwrap comes with numerous attachments, which include the Coanda smoothing dryer, brushes and my favourite attachments — the barrels, which create soft, sleek and voluminous waves in my hair.
During my trial run of the OJ Airwrap, experts recommended blasting my hair when curled with a cool shot to set it in place, but whether it made a difference to the hold of the style I’m still unsure.
Admittedly, when I dry my hair I usually just blast it with hot air to dry it rather than style, so while the Coanda smoothing dryer or brushes are ideal for a sleek finish, if you are styling afterwards it’s not essential.
Of course, some of the attachments can be used on damp hair which is time-saving.
The Airwrap is considered one of the best hair tools on the market
But what truly makes the Dyson Airwrap stand out from the crowd is the Coanda technology, which works to draw in the segment of hair you are styling without knotting or tangling it.
It ensures the style is sleek with no flyaways.
But many shoppers on a budget are looking for the best Dyson dupes to save the pennies and achieve the same salon-worthy look.
Numerous Dyson Airwrap dupes on the market are multifunctional and can dry and style hair efficiently, but they are also A LOT less expensive.
Pros: Lots of identical features to the Dyson Airwrap. Can change position on styling head. Lots of
Cons: N/A
Rating: 5/5
The Shark FlexStyle Air Styler is a total game-changer in my roster of hair tools, and the one I rely on every day, for any occasion, to create any style.
I receive the most compliments about my hair after using this tool, which is always a confidence booster.
I am no hair styling expert, but the Shark FlexStyle Air Styler is the tool that helps me to achieve the closest finished look to a salon-worthy blowout.
The full set comes complete with a styling concentrator to sleek your hair down in a straight do, two barrel attachments for Hollywood waves (which are my personal favourites), a diffuser to enhance coils and an oval and paddle brush for a soft blown-out looks.
I receive the most compliments about my hair after using this tool, which is always a confidence booster.
The main difference between Shark’s Air Styler and the Dyson Airwrap is the latter’s handset does not bend, with the Shark design there is a nifty switch to turn the device from a pole-like tool to an L-shape, which makes it easier to style my hair, especially when creating curly or wavy styles.
I didn’t have to stretch my arm meters away from my head because the tool was too long.
The Shark has numerous speed and heat settings, including a cool shot, similar to the Dyson Airwrap, and it looks almost identical.
As I mentioned the barrel tools are my preferred attachments because they create a bouncy curl, similar to a Hollywood wave, that is long-lasting, which is difficult with my finer hair as most styles tend to drop out.
I can use the attachments on slightly damp hair to dry and style simultaneously with the Shark design, though I find drying my hair thoroughly creates a tighter and bouncier curl.
Pros: Using barrel attachments curls hold for really long time, uses infrared and ionic technology to combat frizz
Cons: No brush attachment, fixed L shape design makes it more awkward to hold when styling.
Rating: 4.5/5
Nicky Clarke recently launched the AirStyle Pro Dryer and Styler, another firm favourite of mine in the hair tool category.
The Nicky Clarke AirStyle is similar to the Dyson Airwrap because it dries and styles hair in one session and is propelled by a powerful airflow.
It also features adjustable heat and speed settings too.
This design is ultra-lightweight and compact, perfect to take on the go.
It comes complete with similar attachments to the Dyson — it includes two concentrators, two barrels and a diffuser, but the only attachment missing is a brush.
The Nicky Clarke design is fixed in that L-shape unlike the Airwrap or Shark designs, this means when the barrels are fitted the shaft is particularly long.
It is super-quick and efficient to dry my hair with it, but unsurprisingly it is the barrel attachments used to create tight curls that win me over.
It is a slight bugbear of mine because it can make the tool too long, and I have to stretch my arm further away from the piece of hair I am styling.
Not only does the Nicky Clarke styler use a powerful airflow to dry and style hair, but it also uses infrared and ionic technology to reduce frizz, add shine and leave a finished look.
It is super-quick and efficient to dry my hair with it, but unsurprisingly it is the barrel attachments used to create tight curls that win me over.
It really does hold for an incredibly long time – even overnight.
Pros: Various heat and speed settings, autowrap technology (similar to Coanda feature), lightweight, numerous attachments, includes a case
Cons: No diffuser tool, expensive
Rating: 4/5
The Silk’n SilkyAir Hair Dryer and Styler comes with a hefty price tag, but I think it is well worth it considering how similar it is to the Dyson AirStyler.
This creation comes with numerous attachments, similar to the Shark design, as it features the concentrator for a sleek straight blow dry, a round volumising brush, as well as a paddle brush, and two barrels.
In some sense this design is a hybrid of the Dyson, as well as the Shark and Nicky Clarke creation. The handle can fold, similar to the aforementioned to dry the hair. But where the Nicky Clarke tool folds with the barrel attachment fixed, this does too, though you can still work as an upright device also.
There are three speed settings and four heat settings to help dry and style your hair easily, but the most important part is the barrels have an autowrap feature, similar to the Coanda feature on the Dyson design to pull in all the hair being styled in a segment for a sleek do without any pesky flyaways.
A powerful, but lightweight tool, I have come to love.
Revlon Salon One-Step Hair Dryer and Volumiser
The Revlon Styler provides a sleek finish drying and styling hair in one go
Pros: Bristles on brush good for combing through knotty hair and tangles.
Cons: No interchangeable attachments, no adjustable heat settings. Cannot be used on wet hair.
Rating: 3.5/5
The ghd Rise Professional Hot Brush works seamlessly to style, tame pesky flyaways (of which I have many), create a sleek straight do with soft ends, or a subtle curl.
Similarly to the Revlon dupe, it does not have interchangeable attachments like the Dyson Airwrap.
I am a longtime ghd fan and rely on the brand’s hair tools and products to create long-lasting styles that will tame my hair in seconds.
The hot brush works effectively to style my long hair, though I believe the slimline barrel version would also work a dream on shorter locks too.
However, compared to the Dyson Airwrap there are some glaringly obvious differences.
The hot brush works effectively to style my long hair
The ghd design does not have adjustable heat or speed settings, though it does heat up to 180 degrees.
But it does feature an ultra zone technology to ensure there is even heat distribution and prevent heat damage.
The brush on the ghd Rise is hugely different to those on the Dyson attachments, as the bristles are like small pronged teeth that glide through the knottiest hair seamlessly.
But the main difference between the ghd Rise and the Airwrap is that it cannot be used on wet hair and cannot dry your locks.
This design targets frizz and flyaways thanks to the anti-frizz technology and ionic system, which works to release positive and negative ions that attach to each strand of hair for a sleek and shiny finish.
Our tester noted, “There are a number of heat settings which is good to stop damaging your hair with excess.
It comes with a drying nozzle, which is similar to Dyson’s concentrator nozzle, a straightening brush and a soft smoothing brush.
The only attachments missing are a diffuser and barrel tong.
It’s a fierce rival to the Airwrap, and when you factor in the £390 price tag you can’t go wrong
During our test, our reviewer shared, “You’re supposed to move the appliance down your hair and start rotating the brush away from your head, this will create tension throughout the strand of hair; thus giving that blow-dry finish.
“This motion in itself takes a bit of practice, and you’re better off starting slow as you can easily find hair tangled around if you’re not careful.”
But despite these snags with using the tool, overall our tester’s final verdict was: “It’s a fierce rival to the Airwrap, and when you factor in the £390 price tag you can’t go wrong.”
Pros: Lightweight, adjustable heat/speed settings, easy to use, smaller barrel than Revlon Volumiser
Cons: No attachments, heat and speed settings are combined,
Rating: 4/5
Drybar’s Double Shot Blow Dryer Brush I would say is most similar to the viral Revlon Volumiser rather than Dyson’s Airwrap, as it is one device and does not have interchangeable attachments.
The Drybar creation also doesn’t feature the Coanda technology, which wraps hair around the barrel, though it does use airflow to dry and style the hair.
But instead of focusing on what the Drybar device doesn’t have, let’s pay attention to its assets because it is an impressive tool.
The handheld brush works to dry and style the hair in one full swoop. You can alter the settings to suit your needs, but the heat and speed settings are combined in one, which makes it easy to use, especially for beginners. Though if you want a hotter temperature on a lower speed, that isn’t quite possible.
What I love is the bristle and nylon prongs make it easy to glide through the hair, dry and style all in one swoop. This tool makes it easy to create a soft, smooth and straight do, or a bouncy blow dry.
Shark SmoothStyle, £79.99
SharkThere are numerous settings on the Shark SmoothStyle Hot Brush & Smoothing Comb[/caption]
SmoothStyle Hot Brush & Smoothing Comb, £69.99 (Was £79.99)
Pros: Numerous speed settings, additional setting for dry hair and smoothing comb, can be used on damp and dry hair
Cons: The Smoothing Comb setting is quiet so be sure to turn it off
Rating: 4.5/5
I am a Shark tech fan and forever will be because the technology is unmatched, and I think it is more reasonably priced for such high-quality products.
I have used and loved the Shark FlexStyle for years, so I had high hopes for the SmoothStyle design, which is a hybrid of numerous attachments included with the FlexStyle but is also a blend of the popular Revlon Volumising Brush with a bonus of the Smoothing Comb.
The SmoothStyle Hot Brush and Smoothing Comb is easy to use, it has an adjustable dial at the base of the device to alternate between the speed settings, and a different setting for the comb option, which can only be used on dry hair.
The device works to dry damp hair – only on the first three settings – style and add volume, but flick the dial to the end and the whirring of the motor will ease so the heat setting of the smoothing comb will fire up, a function I am divided on.
While the smoothing comb section, which is the standout two pink edges on the side of the brush, works to tame any frizz and flyaways and smooth the hair for a soft straight blowout or more sleek curls, the size of the brush makes it hard to know if the comb section has been brushed through the hair.
While it is a quiet setting, and signalled by the green switch, I had to consciously switch off the device at the mains and not just spin the dial to the left to turn it off.
Would I replace my FlexStyle with the SmoothStyle Hot Brush? The jury is out, as you don’t need to swap out attachments with the latter design, but I find the lasting hold of the FlexStyle, combined with how user-friendly it is, makes it my top hair tool.
What is the closest thing to a Dyson Airwrap?
In my personal opinion, the Shark AirStyler or Nicky Clarke’s AirStyle PRO are the most similar Dyson dupes.
Though if I had to pick my absolute number one spot it would be the Shark AirStyler.
I have used my Shark device for many years and it has stood the test of time, with no faults or issues at all, unlike other hair tools I have used in the past that can overheat or smell like burning when in use.
The Shark model’s attachments, Coanda technology, combined with the numerous speed and heat settings, are the most similar to the Dyson Airwrap.
For a deep dive into my favourite hair tool, you can read the full Shark Airstyler review.
Are Dyson Airwrap dupes worth it?
If you are unsure whether or not to invest in the Dyson Airwrap, or are on a budget but need an effective hair tool to help dry and style your hair at home shopping a Dyson dupe is definitely worth it.
Plus, if you are not the most skilled at styling your hair the dupes make it simple for you to do so, as some do not have as many attachments and are less overwhelming for beginners.
There are numerous Dyson Airwrap dupes on the market from leading hair brands, such as Shark, Revlon, Babyliss, and many others.
Some Dyson dupes cost as little as £50 and achieve similar styles efficiently, so you don’t have to spend a small fortune to get impressive results.
Best Dyson Airwrap alternatives you can find on Amazon?
There are plenty of affordable alternatives to shop instead of the Dyson Airwrap from various retailers.
Amazon is a great shopping destination to head to, as it has a variety of brands stocked online, which means even more choice, and affordable dupes too.
BaByliss Corded Electric Air Styler, £38.99 (Was £75) – buy here
Revlon Salon One-Step hair dryer and volumiser, £39.99 (Was £59.99) – buy here
Nicky Clarke AirStyle PRO Dryer and Styler, £249.99 – buy here
Revlon One-Step Blow-Dry Multi Styler, £62.45 (Was £74.99) – buy here
WeChip Hair Dryer Brush, Hot Air Brush, £54.99 – buy here
Remington Keratin Protect Heated 45mm Barrel Hot Hair Brush, £36- buy here
Drybar Single Shot Blow-Dryer Brush, £119.89 (Was £125) – buy here
Is Shark Airwrap as good as Dyson?
The Shark model has lots of similar functions to the Dyson Airwrap but is cheaper
I rank the Shark AirStyler as high as the Dyson Airwrap, and while it is still expensive, it is less than the original hair tool.
The Shark AirStyler effectively dries and styles my hair quickly and efficiently, it leaves my hair silky soft and holds a style for hours on end.
When I have had my hair styled with the Dyson Airwrap it creates a sleek, frizz-free finish, and holds a style fairly well, though I think this is often down to the preparation and finishing products used on my hair.
The Shark AirStyler and the Dyson Airwrap both use Coanda technology and a powerful air flow to dry wet hair.
Styling is easy thanks to the numerous attachments, all without blasting your hair with extreme heat that could cause heat damage and breakage.
For me, the outcome of using the attachments, especially the barrels, is the same.
So why wouldn’t you buy the one that is cheaper?
Why is Dyson Airwrap so expensive?
Is the Dyson Airwrap multi-styler worth the money?
Most Dyson tools come with hefty price tags, but many shoppers question why the Dyson Airwrap comes with the £479.99 ticket.
There are some tentpole sale events throughout the year, or some Dyson Airwrap stockists may launch a promotional offer, which sees the price drop for a limited time only.
In some cases, the Dyson Airwrap could be reduced by £200.
It is assumed the Dyson Airwrap is so expensive because of the complex technology and in-depth research carried out to create the tool, which delivers an effective salon-worthy finish.
However, other tools offer some of the same technological features, such as Shark, but cost a fraction of the price.
My shopping list: the best beauty deals
There is nothing better than a little retail therapy, says beauty and fashion journalist Maisie Bovingdon.
I’ve always been a shopaholic, and I absolutely thrive on scoping out the best deals – especially bargains on my personal favourite beauty items.
Here’s my pick of the best deals available right now:
NARS Radiant Creamy Concealer, £27, Lookfantastic – buy here
Charlotte Tilbury Beauty Light Wand in Medium, £30, Charlotte Tilbury – buy here
Clarins Eau Des Jardins Treatment Fragrance, £42 – buy here
5 days agoWorld LeaksComments Off on Meghan Markle is ‘strategically holding off’ on tell-all memoir for key reason but ‘absolutely wants to share her truth’
WITH Prince Harry raking in eye-watering sums for his bombshell Spare memoir, Meghan Markle could soon follow in his footsteps.
According to insiders, the Duchess of Sussex is holding out until the opportune moment to release a tell-all book – and it could earn her millions.
GettyMeghan Markle could release her own tell-all memoir – and make millions[/caption]
GettyInsiders say Meghan could spill details about the royal family in the book[/caption]
A source told Closer Online: “The word in publishing circles is that everyone’s mad to land Meghan’s memoirs and the numbers being thrown around are ridiculously high.
“We’re talking tens of millions for her authorised biography – it’s going to get to the point where she can’t say no.
“And love her or hate her, there’s no denying that she has an insight into the royals that no one else can share.”
Prince Harry’s memoir Spare has reportedly earned him around $27million (£20million), including an advance of at least $20 million (£14million).
The insider claimed that Megahn has a “remarkable story”, and it’s just a question of finding the right timing.
They added: “She’s strategically chosen to hold off for the sake of peace, but she absolutely wants to share her truth – and why shouldn’t she, when she’s endured so much?”
While a revealing memoir may not be good news for the royal family, it’s something they have to face “sooner rather than later”, claims the source.
SUSSEX REVEALS
Since stepping back as senior royals, Meghan and Harry have already done a number of explosive interviews.
The Duchess of Sussexes described her time as a royal as “almost unsurvivable” and described having suicidal thoughts.
She stated: “I was ashamed to say it at the time… I just didn’t want to be alive any more. And that was a very real and clear and frightening and constant thought.”
She claims she went to “one of the senior-most people” to seek mental health help but was told it would not be good for the institution.
Meghan claimed: “They said, ‘My heart goes out to you because I see how bad it is, but there’s nothing we can do to protect you because you’re not a paid employee of the institution.’”
Meghan also claimed it was Kate who had her cry over the bridesmaid dress incident.
She told Oprah: “What was hard to get over was being blamed for something that not only I didn’t do but what happened to me and the people that were a part of my wedding going to my comms team, saying, ‘I know this didn’t happen.’
“Everyone in the institution knew it wasn’t true.”
APMeghan and Harry opened up to Oprah Winfrey about royal life[/caption]
HARRY’S MEMOIR SWIPES
But there was more to come in Harry’s Spare book, as he recalled an alleged altercation with his brother William which ended with him falling into a dog bowl.
Harry’s father King Charles was also in the firing line for criticism.
Harry laid into his father for not hugging him after the death of his mother, Diana, the late Princess of Wales.
He also revealed how William disapproved of Harry’s marriage to Meghan and once called her “difficult,” “rude” and “abrasive.”
Meanwhile, Harry branded Camilla the “villain” and a “wicked stepmother” and accused her of leaking stories to the media about Prince William.
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So come prepped to quiz the panel in front of a live audience at our London Bridge offices on October 4, from 7pm until 9pm.
APHarry’s Spare memoir reportedly netted him millions[/caption]
5 days agoWorld LeaksComments Off on Sowore leads Lagos protest, demands release of Kanu, others
Former Presidential candidate of the African Action Congress (AAC), Omoyele Sowore, has decried the continued detention of the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Nnamdi Kanu, and others. Sowore stated this during an interview with newsmen at the protest ground in Ikeja under-bridge, Lagos, on Tuesday. He also demanded the release of the […]
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Former presidential candidate of the African Action Congress (AAC), Omoyele Sowore, has joined the ongoing protest in Lagos. Sowore, a key organiser of the demonstration, arrived at the protest site located at Ikeja Underbridge around 8:50 a.m. on Tuesday morning. The protest, which coincides with Nigeria’s 64th Independence Day, saw a gathering of protesters at …
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5 days agoWorld LeaksComments Off on “I just advised my friend to sell her car to buy me a new iPhone 16 Promax, is that too much to ask?” – Biola Bayo queries as she calls out Doris Simeon, Allwell Ademola
Nollywood actress Biola Bayo has queried her fans over her conversation with her colleague and friend, Doris Simeon. In an Instagram post, she revealed that she advised Doris Simeon to sell her car to buy her an iPhone 16 Promax. Biola questioned if that was too much to ask as she questioned what friends are …
Origin multi-styler, from £399.99
