Clarence Peters’ girlfriend speaks on his arrest over Picture Kodak’s death – Reveals shocking details

Clarence Peters girlfriend of 14 years, Jennifer, has spoken out on the arrest of popular Nigerian music video director, Clarence Peters, over the death of Picture Kodak

According to reports, Picture Kodak was electrocuted in the house of Clarence Peters who has now been arrested and detained by the Lagos State Police command.

Picture Kodak who died on Wednesday, April 29, 2020, was said to have been electrocuted while charging her phone. Reports also claim she was barefooted and sat near the door while operating her phone which was plugged in.

Kodak is said to have suffered chest burns after the phone fell on her and she died before she could be rushed to a hospital.

Update: Cute Abiola To Face Navy Panel Tomorrow After Arrest Over CAMO

Popular Nigerian comedian Abiola Abdulgafar known as Cute Abiola is set to face Navy Panel tomorrow, Monday 4th after he was arrested for wearing an army CAMO outfit for his 24th birthday.

The comedian who was born on 28th April 1996 celebrated his 24th birthday with beautiful photos on camo outfit.

Planned evacuation of Nigerians from UAE, UK, USA, others due to the COVID-19 pandemic to begin this week- Abike Dabiri-Erewa

After weeks of collating data and carrying out COVID-19 tests, the planned evacuation of Nigerians residing abroad who have signified interest to be repatriated home due to the COVID-19 pandemic will begin this week.

This was disclosed by Abike Dabiri-Erewa, the Chairman of the Nigerians in Diaspora Commission, via her Twitter handle on Monday morning.

''Planned evacuation of Nigerians begins from this week. UAE. The UK. USA etc All applicants should please check with the various missions for updates and protocols to abide by. May the Lord heal the world'' she tweeted

Recall that in April, the Federal government announced plans to repatriate Nigerians abroad who have asked to be brought back home due to the pandemic.

Part of the conditions for the repatriation was that they must subject themselves to COVID-19 tests in their countries of residence, pay for their flight ticket back home and must be Isolated for 14 days upon their arrival to Nigeria. 

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Hollywood star, Chris Hemsworth is overwhelmed by the massive support his latest film is enjoying on Netflix.

In a video shared via Instagram on Saturday, Hemsworth shared how grateful he is that the fans made Extraction the number one film on the planet right now.

The Thor star shared: “Hey, what’s up guys, I hope you’re doing well. I just want to say a massive thank you to everyone who checked out Extraction — you’ve made it the number one film on the planet right now, and it looks like it’s going to be Netflix’s biggest feature film of all time, which is absolutely mind-blowing.”

Is it finally working? UK announces its LOWEST number of coronavirus daily deaths since March 29 with 288 more fatalities

The Department of Health - which announces an official daily snapshot of deaths in all settings - has yet to provide today's COVID-19 update. The preliminary toll is counted by adding up all the numbers provided by the health officials of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. NHS England declared 204 COVID-19 fatalities in hospitals - but some of the deaths may have been included in previous daily totals. 

No official body provides an update of the number of fatalities outside of hospitals in England. Scotland had five deaths in all settings, while Wales and Northern Ireland recorded another 14 and six victims in hospitals and care homes, respectively. It means at least 28,675 Britons have now died from coronavirus, Europe's second-worst death toll - second only to Italy (28,884). But top statisticians say thousands of British care home victims are still being missed because the figures only include patients who have tested positive in a laboratory. In other developments to the UK's coronavirus crisis today, Boris Johnson (right) urged Britons not to 'ease up' on lockdown measures too early, saying it could 'allow the second peak of coronavirus'.

Clarence Peters Narrates How Video Vixen Died In His House

Ace Nigerian video director, Clarence Abiodun Peters, has spoken about the death of professional dancer, Love Divine (Kodak), at his residence.

He took to his social media page on Monday morning to give his account on the events surrounding the death of the professional video vixen which has generated controversy.

According to him, he was not physically in the same room as Kodak although they were in the same building but was a few moments after the incident that they called his attention to the scene.

Nigeria Receives $311m Abacha Loot From US, Jersey

The Nigerian government has received $311,797,866.11 recovered assets of General Sani Abacha repatriated from the United States and the Bailiwick of Jersey.

The Attorney-General of Federation and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami, confirmed this on Monday in a statement by the Special Assistant on Media and Public Relations at his office, Dr Umar Gwandu.

According to Malami, the amount increased significantly from over $308 million mentioned in an earlier statement in February to over $311million as a result of the interest that accrued from February 3 to April 28, when the fund was transferred to the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN).

Aisha, Abba Kyari's Daughter: My Father Never Drove Till He Died

Aisha, daughter of Abba Kyari, late chief of staff to President Muhammadu Buhari, says her father never drove a car till he passed away.

In a touching tribute published on ThisDay, titled ‘My daddy, my best friend’, Aisha described her late father as an outstanding personality whose wealth of experience cuts across various spheres of life.

She said it was, however, amusing that despite his exposure, he could not drive a car until his demise.

“This may sound odd but my beloved daddy couldn’t drive a car! He never learnt how to drive for a day in his entire life,” she wrote.

Police Arrest, Interrogate Clarence Peters Over Dancer’s Death

The Lagos State Police Command has arrested ace music director, Clarence Peters, over the death of a video vixen, Love Divine, popularly known as Kodak.

The dancer was alleged to have died of electrocution while charging her phone at Peters’ house on Wednesday during a music video shoot.

Bala Elkana, the Lagos State police spokesperson, confirmed that the music video director is in police custody and is currently being interrogated.

He also said enquiries into the circumstances surrounding the young woman’s death are “ongoing”.

COVID-19: Nigeria Set To Evacuate Over 700 Citizens From U.S.

Evacuation of Nigerians stranded in the U.S. due to the novel coronavirus pandemic is to begin on May 10, according to the Consulate-General of Nigeria in New York.

The consulate-general disclosed this in a notice signed by the Consul-General, Benaoyagha Okoyen, on behalf of the Nigerian Missions in the U.S., on Sunday.

According to the notice, no fewer than 700 Nigerians have registered with the missions in the U.S. for evacuation, which will be done in batches.

Lagos Orders Markets To Open On Selective Dates Over COVID-19

The Lagos State Government has issued new guidelines for the reopening of markets and shopping malls in the state as part of efforts to curb the spread of the Coronavirus pandemic following Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu’s announcement of the gradual easing of the lockdown in Lagos from Monday.

The state’s Commissioner for Local Government and Community Affairs, Dr. Wale Ahmed, who disclosed this at a stakeholders’ meeting in Alausa, Ikeja, reiterated that all markets and stores in the various local councils/local council development areas across the metropolis would be allowed to open from 9:00 a.m. till 3:00 p.m. on selected days.

He emphasised that everyone attending these markets and stores would be mandated to observe precautionary measures such as physical distancing and high levels of personal and respiratory hygiene.

Trump says the US will have a COVID-19 vaccine 'by the end of the YEAR', reveals 'victim' Boris Johnson told him 'he thought it was all over' and continues to tout controversial anti-malaria drug

President Donald Trump expressed optimism that there would be a coronavirus vaccine by the conclusion of 2020.  

'We are very confident that we are going to have a vaccine by the end of the year,' he said last night. 

He hailed companies racing to find a drug and said the United States was working with Australian and UK partners in an international effort to beat the disease. 

Trump offered the ray of hope to Fox News Channel anchors Bret Baier and Martha MacCallum, who were hosting a virtual town hall Sunday night from the Lincoln Memorial. 

Anxiety In Kano Over Continuing Deaths, People Leaving Ancient City In Droves

Kano is presently in a state of unrest over the persistent deaths in the Land. The COVID-19 pandemic believed to be responsible for the ceaseless numbers of deaths recorded daily in the state.

People of the state are living in fear of the unknown, many have started to leave the ancient city in droves and may be inadvertently spreading the virus to neighbouring states. Why every state needs to shut their borders against the impending danger.

Anxiety has continued to mount over Kano State, especially its response to the COVID-19 pandemic, believed to be responsible for the growing number of deaths recorded daily in the state.


People of the state are now living in fear of the unknown, many have started to leave the ancient city in droves and may be inadvertently spreading the virus to neighbouring states.

COVID-19: Kano In Trouble - Governor Ganduje Says

Kano State Governor, Abdullahi Ganduje, says the state is in trouble due to the presence of the coronavirus disease.

Speaking on Sunday at the presentation of a COVID-19 Mobile Testing Centre donated by the Dangote Foundation to the state, Ganduje said the delay in testing suspected cases was responsible for the exploding number of coronavirus infections in the state.

According to a statement by his Chief Press Secretary, Abba Anwar, the governor said the absence of functional testing centres in the state worsened its situation amid the pandemic.

Ganduje said, “There is no doubt that Kano is in trouble. And there is no doubt that we started on a shaky foundation. When samples were taken to Abuja for 7 hours and came back again in 7 hours, that was the shaky foundation I am talking about.

Oba Elegushi's 2nd wife marks their 1st wedding anniversary with sweet words

Popular Lagos monarch, Oba Saheed Ademola Elegushi is celebrating his second wife, Hadiza, on the occasion of their first wedding anniversary.

Oba Saheed Ademola Elegushi married Hadiza in Kano in May 2019.

Today, May 3, marks their first wedding anniversary and the monarch took to social media to express his love for her. 

This Before and After photos a man shared of his family will make your day!

You know we get all up in our feelings when we see social media posts like these — this gentleman is showing us what growth looks like and we’re most definitely here for it!

@ashman_and_co on Twitter warmed the hearts of many when he shared before and after photos of his adorable family which are just five years apart.

He shared the photo of when it was just himself and his spouse with bright smiles on their faces as they navigate through life together and another one, a recent one of them adding two more cuties to their lives.

How Instagram Changed Our World

One day in the autumn of 2015, a small but significant change was implemented at the Instagram offices in Menlo Park, California. Employees arrived at work to discover the rubbish bins under each desk had disappeared. The bins had allowed people to work efficiently – no one had to stand up to throw away a coconut water carton or wasabi pea wrapper after they’d enjoyed the company’s free food. But the bins weren’t really Instagram’s – they were installed by Facebook, which had purchased the photo-sharing app for $1bn in 2012.

Kevin Systrom, Instagram’s co-founder, didn’t like the bins. He didn’t like the cardboard boxes employees used to file papers and paraphernalia. He hated old, sagging birthday balloons. Instagram’s offices, he explained, after removing the bins, should represent its ethos. They should be beautiful, simple, pristine – much like the app itself.

Coronavirus Health Passports for UK 'Possible In Months'

Tech firms are in talks with ministers about creating health passports to help Britons return safely to work using coronavirus testing and facial recognition.

Facial biometrics could be used to help provide a digital certificate – sometimes known as an immunity passport – proving which workers have had Covid-19, as a possible way of easing the impact on the economy and businesses from ongoing physical distancing even after current lockdown measures are eased.

The UK-based firm Onfido, which specialises in verifying people’s identities using facial biometrics, has delivered detailed plans to the government and is involved in a number of conversations about what could be rolled out across the country, it is understood.

Cristiano Ronaldo Buys Mother A Brand New Mercedes To Celebrate Her On Portuguese Mother's Day (Photos)

Juventus player, Cristiano Ronaldo has gifted a brand new Mercedes to his mum Maria Dolores to celebrate her on Portuguese Mother’s Day.  

The 65-year-old mother-of-four took to Instagram on Sunday to flaunt her latest gift and wrote: ‘Thank you to my children for the gifts I received today. Happy day to all mothers,’ she said on Instagram to her 2.2 million followers.