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Sahara Reporters 

  • EFCC Arrests Fayose’s Finance Commissioner, Accountant General
  • Ex-President Jonathan’s Aide Opened One Account In My Name Instead Of Five ‘ Patience Jonathan
  • Group Demands Immediate Reopening Of Federal College Of Agriculture, Ibadan
  • Gunmen Abduct Catholic Priest In Edo State
  • Why Governor Fayose Cannot Run For Presidency – Nwodo
  • Mantu: PDP Should Apologize To Nigerians
  • Jonathan Refutes Okorocha’s Inducements Claim
  • Buhari Writes Paul And Peter: The Unity of P-Square Is Non-Negotiable By Emmanuel Ugwu
  • Nigeria @57: Devoured And Tattered By Churchill Okonkwo
  • APC Leadership, Not Sagay, Is The Real ‘Rogue Elephant’ By Godwin Onyeacholem

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Premium Times 

  • Ekiti 2018: PDP governorship alleges plot to burn his radio station
  • NAFDAC Crisis: Despite exit of DG, workers vow to continue strike
  • Groups seek establishment of Coast Guards to tackle piracy in Bayelsa creeks
  • $15.5 million: Court fixes date for Patience Jonathan’s suit claiming ownership
  • Kenya election talks collapse, opposition walks out
  • Federal, state, local govts. share N637.7 billion for August
  • Shiites deny planning ‘unlawful procession’ after Sokoto ban
  • COPA Lagos 2017: Lebanon, Netherlands to battle Nigeria
  • Singer Harrysong, Dr. Amir, react to intellectual theft allegations
  • NDDC will no longer accept low-quality projects from contractors ‘ Nsima Ekere
  • Tennis: Spain-based Nigerian star vows to win 2017 Governor’s Cup
  • Fayose reacts to arrest of top Ekiti officials by EFCC
  • What Osinbajo, governors discussed at NEC meeting
  • Awo: Criticism trails unveiling of late sage’s statue in Lagos
  • Reform will deepen traditional governance in Ibadan ‘ Kolade
  • Nigerian governors want transfer of federal roads
  • EFCC arrests Fayose’s finance commissioner, accountant general
  • At 93, Zimbabwean President, Robert Mugabe, says those seeking his retirement are ‘Judas
  • Independence: Nigerian govt declares Monday public holiday
  • JUST IN: Nigerian governors want transfer of federal roads
  • Tiwa Savage reacts to making BBC top 100 women list

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Vanguard 

  • FG explains why it labelled IPOB a terrorist group
  • State governors are more powerful than the president ‘ Obasanjo
  • Hate Speech: What is your comment about govt monitoring social media
  • A-Court to determine Melaye’s fate
  • PDP did well during its 16 years in power ‘ Jonathan
  • I believe Fayose has done the right thing’ ‘ Fani-Kayode
  • All these hate speeches is a societal frustration, there is frustration among the rich
  • Nwoye’ll erase Obiano’s embarrassing performance
  • APGA is dead ‘ Ex-House Leader
  • Obiano coordinator defects to PDP in Njikoka
  • FG ready to negotiate offers for its 40% power sector stake ‘ Fashola
  • CBN’s Sept PMI consolidates Nigeria’s exit from recession
  • Nigeria’s 2030 market outlook spurs Dow’s investment
  • 2017 budget: FG steps up borrowings with additional $2.5bn Eurobond
  • Forex restrictions, counterfeiting affecting our business ‘ BIC
  • Beyond Obiano’s Inaugural speech
  • Godwin Obaseki and his unusual ways
  • FIFA 2018 WCQ: Agu banks on Eagles’ supporters to unsettle Zambia

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    Punch

    • APC most viable route to Igbo Presidency ‘ Oyegun
    • Nwabueze urges return to 1960/63 constitutions
    • Restructuring: Kano, Katsina, Jigawa opt for united Nigeria
    • Eyebrows in 2016 constituency projects execution
    • FAAC allocation increased by N169.9bn in August
    • FG to borrow $5.5bn via Eurobonds by year-end
    • We’ll consult Nigerians before selling 40% stake in Discos
    • Lagos, Kaduna, Edo owe foreign creditors $1.89bn
    • Contributory pension: Police make a U-turn on exit
    • Nigerian cows, worst milk producers globally ‘ Ogbeh
    • NIRSAL disburses fresh N2.63bn to 24,732 rice farmers
    • Nigerian Content Act not against foreign firms ‘ NCDMB
    • Access to potable water drops by 25%, says FG
    • Nigeria not using natural endowment for development ‘ NEITI boss
    • Entrepreneurs need a push
    • How to avoid bank penalties
    • Appetite for foreign goods costing manufacturers $3bn annually ‘ MAN
    • Lagos trade fair to focus on economic recovery

    punchng.com

    The Sun

    • PSquare: Game finally over
    • MMM donates borehole to community
    • I’m staging 57 free shows for Nigeria at 57 ‘Greg Ewa
    • Day Ibidunni Ighodalo touched lives of childless women
    • Gula: Obasanjo’s prison memoir goes on stage
    • Lagos City Suya Carnival’ ‘ll break world record
    • Fans ‘ll get my Prayer for Nigeria CDs free of charge ‘Demola Olota
    • Providence Centre rallies Olamide, 9ice for grand opening
    • Blessing Egbe’s The Women lands in cinemas
    • UN fund for sexual abuse victims grows to $1.5m
    • 2019 guber: Rivers APC stakeholders endorse Abe
    • 2019: PDP rejects Fayose’s presidential bid
    • Anambra guber: APC inaugurates campaign committee
    • AD petitions INEC over omission of candidate’s name
    • Nigeria needs focused leadership ‘Mbata
    • APC winning more South East states’ll end agitation -Oyegun
    • 2019: PDP rejects Fayose’s presidential bid
    • 2019 guber: Rivers APC stakeholders endorse Abe 

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    Guardian 

    • Lagos agency awards N5 billion loans to 6,600 beneficiaries
    • Zambia plans Ghana camp as Nyirenda continues mind games
    • TRCN mulls compulsory one year internship programme for fresh graduate teachers
    • Ethiopian, Azul Brazilian airlines enter codeshare agreement
    • Shiites condemn ban on IMN activities in Sokoto
    • NAMA sectionalises Lagos area control centre
    • North voted for Obasanjo to pay for annulment of June 12 election, says Joda
    • Hepstar integrates Cornerstone Insurance into Amadeus booking channels
    • Optimism as Saudi Arabia lifts ban on women drivers
    • Lagos brings back Netball for independence

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    Daily Trust 

    • Buharis Speech at UNGA
    • Jonathan wants more delegates for PDP elections
    • Anambra: PPA candidate picks Accord Partys man as running mate
    • Ill be in Senate for life Bukar Ibrahim
    • You cant run in 2019 Nwodo
    • Fayose: Im running for president as northerners show no interest
    • Anambra guber: Ezeemo picks Accord Party flagbearer as running mate
    • Nigeria spent $6bn on elections in 16 years – Varsity Don
    • UPDATE: Assistant police commissioner, 6 others abducted on Birnin Gwari road
    • FCT ALGON condoles with Abaji chairman over LEA secretarys death
    • Candido tasks mandate secretaries on development
    • Scavenger nabbed over phone theft
    • Flood: Boy, 13, drowns in Abaji
    • Military van hits two brothers in Abaji
    • Sokoto yam sellers groan over high transport fare
    • ITF trains 11,000 unemployed youth in Lafia
    • Lebanese firm creates 2,000 print jobs in Nigeria
    • Kaduna moves to standardise measuring bowls in markets

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    Tribune 

    • 2015 Presidential Election: I’ll open up at appropriate time on why PDP lost ‘Jonathan
    • 2019 Presidency: Fayose is a joker ‘Buruji Kashamu
    • Fayose declares 2019 presidential ambition under PDP, vows to defeat Buhari
    • Constitution amendment: stakeholders get mandate on citizen sensitisation
    • Kaduna repositions tourism sector to create sustainable employment
    • Government policies not designed to favour their people only
    • My fan base is the strongest in South-West Nigeria ‘Taye Currency
    • Niger Delta communities get electricity after 7 years darkness
    • GSM companies and unsolicited services
    • Dons, others speak on Saudi Arabia’s U-turn on driving by women
    • Ladoja, Alao-Akala must work to produce Oyo PDP next generation of leaders ‘Femi Babalola
    • ASUU’s planned exit from TSA: Matters arising
    • Holistic reform of Intellectual Property is the way forward in Nigeria
    • A day of tributes
    • Hugh Hefner, who built Playboy Empire and embodied It, dies at 91
    • Scores of Rohingya feared drowned after boat capsizes
    • Capital Market scam: SEC police unit arraigns BGL officials

    tribuneonlineng.com

    The Authority 

    • High Court orders accelerated hearing of case against Buhari, others
    • FAAC: FG, States, LGAs share N638bn for August
    • Tammy Abraham named in England U21 after Nigeria snub
    • Senate approves death penalty for kidnapping
    • Igbo future bleak outside APC – Odigie-Oyegun
    • FG sacks NAFDAC Acting DG
    • Govs urge Buhari to relinquish federal roads for repairs
    • Plateau United to sign 10 new players
    • Obuh : Kwara United will storm NPFL with confidence
    • Baba Ganaru may return to NPFL with Yobe Desert Stars
    • AITEO Cup : Organizing Committee throws out Abia Angels
    • AITEO Cup : FC Ifeanyi Ubah, Rivers Angels headline semi final battles
    • Inject TSA Reserved Fund into critical areas of the economy
    • The Authority Icon: RAMSEY NOUAH
    • Falconets off to Dar es Salaam
    • Kidnapping and the death penalty
    • Injury scare : Iwobi under close watch
    • Ezenwa dreams World Cup action

    authorityngr.com



    New Telegraph 

    • Kids as human bombs
    • Addressing the needs of the South-East
    • Gunmen abduct Catholic priest, ACP
    • First baby delivered in Benue IDPs’ camp
    • Fayose: I’ll defeat Buhari in 2019
    • After Declaration for 2019 Presidency: EFCC arrests Fayose’s aides over N7bn bailout fund
    • FG to issue $2.5bn Eurobond for capital projects
    • FAAC: FG, states, LGs share N637.7bn for Sept
    • Abaribe to FG: You can’t declare IPOB terrorist group
    • C’River Library calls for attention.
    • Govs to Buhari: We’re ready to take over federal roads
    • INEC officials face trial over Diezani’s N362m
    • Odigie-Oyegun: We need Anambra to end agitation in South-East
    • I’ve power to remove Olubadan, says Ajimobi
    • Stanbic IBTC reiterates commitment to attract FDIs
    • Capital market scam: SEC, police arraign BGL officials
    • Stock market gains N113bn
    • ETI gives update on $400m convertible bond issue

    newtelegraphonline.com

     Thisday 

    • How Fate Changed My Destiny for Good
    • 35 Years After, Agbani Community Takes a Directional Course
    • Cleric Unveils Stockpile of Predictions for 2017 and Beyond
    • Ikoyi Club Commences 79th Anniversary
    • Bello: The Security Anambra is Enjoying Today was As a Result of the Efforts of Peter Obi
    • Inside NIMASA’s Turnaround
    • The Corporate Caregivers
    • Fidelity Pension Managers Limited Records Impressive Funds, Profitability Growth
    • Pastor Predicts Happy Times as Church Marks 20th Anniversary
    • Coker Building Materials Market Union Leadership Changes Baton
    • Nigerian Youths are Stakeholders in Building Sustainable Peace and Security
    • Outstanding Young Achievers Awards, Call for Nominations
    • Ikorodu GRA Residents Cry Out Over INEC Office
    • Widowed Mother of Triplets Gets Cash, Gift Items from Betty Anyanwu-Akeredolu
    • Foursquare Cleric Rejects NGO Bill
    • Babalola Lolade Needs Your Help to Save Her Life
    • Soroptimist International Surulere Installs New President
    • Guinness Nigeria Plc Takes CSR Initiatives a Notch Higher

    thisdaylive.com

    Daily Times

    • Infractions: BGL officials arraigned over capital market scam
    • Ahiara Catholic Crisis: I cant react to an issue before Pope Bishop Ezeokafor
    • NULGE reiterates call for council autonomy
    • Much ado about Buharis speech and rodents invasion of office
    • Panel report: 31 Days after, FG yet to act on suspended NHIS boss
    • Jonathan seeks review of PDP delegates
    • First Bank increases stake in FBNBank DRC, consolidates international business
    • NNPC/Chevron JV deworms 60, 000 children in Ondo State
    • Nigeria on path to economic recovery Minister
    • MAN seeks review of law against dumping, smuggling, counterfeiting
    • When Fountain of Hosanna Church and society celebrates Nigeria hero
    • Ladi Adebutu: an unrepentant humanitarian
    • Mo Abudu rocks Toronto for new age
    • Business mogul, Usman Adisas cross
    • Who Chatham House epp
    • Sex, intelligence and women at work
    • Adamawa, Poland govt to partner in the area of economic development
    • CIBN warns small business owners over asset falsifying for bank loans

    dailytimes.ng 

    The Nation  

    • 400 undergraduates get N60m in Shell scholarship scheme
    • INEC: EKiti, Osun guber polls timetable out Thursday
    • I must win Governor’s Cup Lagos Tennis
    • PDP: Lamido canvasses free, credible convention
    • Youth corper member, six others charged with illegal dredging
    • APC: Best option for South-East Presidency ‘ Odigie-Oyegun
    • Presidency: Buhari not opposed to restructuring
    • Govt to float $2.5b Eurobond to bridge 2017 budget
    • Nigeria targets $30b non-oil revenue
    • Senate approves death sentence for kidnapping
    • Oyebode, Falana seek mass action against corruption
    • States seek takeover of federal roads
    • How to ensure corruption doesn’t kill Nigeria
    • 2019: Fayose declares bid for PDP presidential ticket in Abuja
    • Obasanjo: I don’t believe in true federalism
    • He’s a joker, says Kashamu
    • Post-UTME costs more than N2,000
    • FUNAAB sells cheap maize to market women

    thenationonlineng.net

     The Herald 

    • Man tries to kill his son three weeks after he returned to the country
    • Nigeria has made the Highest Number of Requests for Social Media Users’ Information- Report
    • Gunmen abduct Catholic Priest in Edo State
    • Oct 1 Quit Notice deadline: Lawyers advise Igbos in the north to return home
    • I don’t believe in true federalism- Obasanjo
    • Senate approves anti-kidnapping bill, specifies 30-year jail term for accomplices
    • I will reveal why PDP lost 2015 Election soon- Goodluck Jonathan
    • NEC solicits rehabilitation of federal roads by states
    • APC best option to actualise South-East Presidency ‘ Odigie-Oyegun
    • INEC to release timetable for Etiki, Osun guber polls Thursday
    • APC best option to actualise South-East Presidency ‘ Odigie-Oyegun

    herald.ng

    Daily Independent 

    • Niger Delta Elders Voice Frustration Over Perceived Impunity By FG
    • Kanu’s Lawyer Asks Court To Order Army To Produce Him
    • Buhari, APC NWC Rift Deepens Over Anambra Guber Primaries
    • Justice Ayo Salami Heads Corruption Cases Monitoring Committee
    • W’Cup: We Must Destroy Zambia ‘ Odegbami
    • NBBF Lifts Sanctions On Clubs, Referees, Players And Coaches
    • Nyirenda To Announce Team For S’Eagles Today
    • Again, Samuel May Replace Iwobi
    • Bayern Munich Sack Ancelotti After 3-0 Defeat To Paris Saint-Germain

    independent.ng

    Pulse 

    • In India: 15 dead as death toll increases in Mumbai train station stampede
    • Tech: Elon Musk presented a new-and-improved plan to colonize Mars with a giant reusable spaceship ‘ here are the highlights
    • Kim Jong-Nam: Trial to shed light on airport assassination
    • In US: White House probing use of private email: report
    • Macron: EU leaders look to digital future
    • In Brazil: Well-heeled Rio gets worrying glimpse of favela violence
    • In Peru: Government, church argue over papal visit
    • In Catalonia: Madrid struggles to win hearts PR battle
    • EU: Union launches online map to navigate sanctions maze

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    BusinessDay

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    World

    • 10 things in tech you need to know today (GOOG, AAPL, AMZN) – Business Insider
    • 10 things you need to know in markets today – Business Insider
    • 11 Years After Its Groundbreaking Run, ‘Will & Grace’ Is Finally Back – Huffington Post
    • 15 images show the humanitarian crisis unfolding in Puerto Rico – Business Insider
    • 3 Dangerous Entrepreneurial Myths You Need to Ignore – Entrepreneur
    • 3 Stocks Like Apple Was 10 Years Ago: Tesla, Nvidia, And Alibaba – Forbes
    • 3 Things You Can’t Skimp on With Experiential Marketing – Entrepreneur
    • 3 Tips to Become a Better Leader – Entrepreneur
    • 34 Schools In Louisiana Told By District That Athletes Should Stand For Anthem – Huffington Post
    • 4 ways Trump’s tax plan benefits his family – CNN
    • 41 Halloween Costume Ideas That Are Perfect For Siblings – Yahoo
    • 5 money moves to make in your 30s – Business Insider
    • 5 Practical Ways To Save Over $1,000 By The End Of 2017 – Forbes
    • 7 Steps to Great Customer Experiences in Any Industry – Forbes
    • A day in the life of a Playboy bunny, and how the controversial job has changed over 60 years – Business Insider
    • A Killer, Hyper-Targeted, Local Marketing Campaign . . . and Its Only Kryptonite – Entrepreneur
    • A Look At Dodgers Postseason First Ball Ceremony Participant Possibilities – Forbes
    • A new law heralds a new era for Europe’s financial markets – The Economist

    Business 

    • $400m convertible bond issue: ETI appoints transaction advisers – Daily Trust
    • 10 things in tech you need to know today (GOOG, AAPL, AMZN) – Business Insider
    • 10 things you need to know in markets today – Business Insider
    • 14 Insurers’ capital up 7 percent to N140.06 bln in HY – BusinessDay
    • 15 images show the humanitarian crisis unfolding in Puerto Rico – Business Insider
    • 2017 budget: FG steps up borrowings with additional $2.5bn Eurobond – Vanguard
    • 2018 W/Cup qualifier: Pundits hail Rohr’s squad for Zambia clash – BusinessDay
    • 3 Dangerous Entrepreneurial Myths You Need to Ignore – Entrepreneur
    • 3 Stocks Like Apple Was 10 Years Ago: Tesla, Nvidia, And Alibaba – Forbes

      Entertainment

      Sean Diddy Combs In The Eyes Of The Storm

      These are blackpillers who no longer see no value in anything. They have given themselves a shot in the arm and that fluid is coursing through their veins and they themselves will have to go through a major detox that we are no longer equipped to help them with.

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      By Ariel (@Prolotario1 on X)

      𝙃𝙤𝙡𝙡𝙮𝙬𝙤𝙤𝙙: 𝙄𝙩’𝙨 𝘽𝙚𝙚𝙣 𝙍𝙚𝙖𝙡

      The Royals

      Congress

      LeBron James

      Usher

      Dwyane Wade

      MGK

      Ashton Kutcher

      Naomi Campbell

      Bobby Valentino

      Busta Rhymes

      Mark Wahlberg

      Clive Davis

      Denzel Washington

      Kevin Hart

      Jay-Z

      Beyonce

      Mariah Carey

      Etc.

      “What did Katt Williams say? It’s up for all of them.

      “You all have had your fun. You have had your way. You have had your time in the sun. But now all of this is about to come to a screeching halt. You all are about to see many celebrities suddenly become ill. Retiring prematurely. Moving to another country. No longer being interested in acting. They are going to be dropped from endorsement deals.

      “They will be let go by sports teams. You will no longer see them at award shows. You will no longer see them featured on songs or commercials. Clothing brands will ditch them. They will be removed from their charity foundations. You will see a lot of things. Because this is it people. This is what you waited for. We fought for this by sharing all the info we could. And our work is paying off.

      “The victims will be vindicated. We will no longer be shunned by society. They will be forced to confront all the things they denied in order to stay in the good graces of people who couldn’t care less about “The Truth”. All the trolls are about to eat crow. Do not pay them any mind at this point. They have nothing to lose. So they will attempt to downplay the significance of this.

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      “These are blackpillers who no longer see no value in anything. They have given themselves a shot in the arm and that fluid is coursing through their veins and they themselves will have to go through a major detox that we are no longer equipped to help them with. It’s going to take God himself to come down here and awaken them. This is no our concern.

      “The curtain is falling, not with a gentle whisper but with the thunderous crash of an era ending. The lights that once shone on these figures, illuminating their every move, are now flickering out, one by one, in a spectacle of dramatic dimness. This isn’t merely the end of a chapter; it’s the apocalyptic conclusion of a saga where fame was both the sword and the shield, now rusted and discarded.

      “As the tide turns, those who once danced in the spotlight will find themselves in shadows, not by choice but by the inexorable force of revelation. Their names, once synonymous with glamour and success, will become whispers of caution, tales told in the dim corners where once their glory was celebrated. The red carpets, once rolled out in their honor, will be retracted, leaving behind only the echo of their steps.

      “This shift is not just a change in the public’s affection; it’s a seismic cultural realignment. The idols of yesteryear, who seemed untouchable, are now facing the reality of their own human fragility. The public, once their adoring crowd, now becomes their jury, delivering a verdict that resonates with the weight of truth over the dazzle of stardom.

      “In this new dawn, the narratives will rewrite themselves. The stories of courage will not be about overcoming adversity in the spotlight but about facing the aftermath in the cold light of day. Those who once thrived on the applause will learn the silence of solitude, not by choice but by necessity. The world watches, not with voyeuristic glee, but with a sober understanding that even the stars must sometimes fall to earth.

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      P. Diddy: Full List Of Lawsuits, Allegations Against The American Music Mogul

      Puff Daddy, is currently in jail as he faces charges of racketeering and sex trafficking.

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      Sean Diddy Combs, P. Diddy, Puff Daddy, American Hip-hop And Rap Mogul Faces Barrage of Lawsuits

      American Rapper and Hip-hop Mogul, P. Diddy, Sean Diddy Combs, Puff Daddy, is currently in jail as he faces charges of racketeering and sex trafficking. Sky News reported that P. Diddy was allegedly indicted on the following:

      • Combs is alleged to have “abused, threatened, and coerced women and others around him to fulfil his sexual desires, protect his reputation, and conceal his conduct” dating back to at least 2008.
      • The 54-year-old is accused of leveraging his employees, resources, and industry influence to establish a “criminal enterprise whose members and associates engaged in, and attempted to engage in, among other crimes, sex trafficking, forced labour, kidnapping, arson, bribery, and obstruction of justice”.
      • He is accused of coercing female victims and male sex workers into participating in drug-fueled sexual acts, referred to as “Freak Offs,” according to the legal document.
      • Sky News said that the document mentions “Freak Offs” 16 times, describing them as elaborate, staged sexual performances that Combs orchestrated, directed, and often recorded, while also engaging in the acts.
      • Prosecutors claim that victims were administered controlled substances during events that sometimes lasted for days, keeping them “obedient and compliant.” Combs allegedly subjected them to “physical, emotional, and verbal abuse” to compel their participation.
      • The indictment further alleges that Combs and his business associates “engaged in acts of violence, threats of harm, both physical and reputational and verbal abuse.” These acts reportedly included kidnapping and arson when individuals who witnessed the alleged abuse challenged his authority or reputation.
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      List Of Other Lawsuits Against Puffy, Puffy Daddy, P. Diddy, Sean Diddy

      April Lampros

      CNN reported that Lampros’ suit claims: “What Mr. Combs displayed as kind gestures quickly manifested into an aggressive, coercive, and abusive relationship based on sex.”

      Joi Dickerson-Neal

      Also in November last year, Joi Dickerson-Neal filed a lawsuit claiming Combs drugged and sexually assaulted her in 1991 while she was a college student.

      She also alleged that Combs secretly recorded the assault.

      This lawsuit was filed under New York’s temporary window allowing older sexual assault claims that would typically be beyond the statute of limitations​​.

      Additional Sexual Assault Allegations

      The music mogul faced another lawsuit in December 2023, where an unnamed woman accused him of drugging and gang-raping her in 2003 when she was 17 years old.

      Diddy’s Son Christian Accused of Sexual Assault

      In April, a lawsuit naming “Diddy” and his son Christian Combs alleged that Christian sexually assaulted a woman working on a chartered boat in 2022.

      The plaintiff’s attorney said: “Like father, like son. It gives us no joy or pleasure in filing this suit against Christian Combs who has clearly adopted his father’s pattern and practice of depravity,” according to NBC. Sean and Christian Combs’ lawyers have denied the claim.

      Crystal McKinney

      In May, former model Crystal McKinney filed a lawsuit in Manhattan federal court accusing Combs of drugging and sexually assaulting her at his New York recording studio in 2003.

      Forbes makes a list of lawsuits against the American rap mogul, Puff Daddy:

      Forbes reported that on September 24, Thalia Graves filed a federal lawsuit in New York on Tuesday claiming she was offered a glass of wine by Combs and Sherman in 2001, when she was 25, that made her “lightheaded, dizzy and physically weak” before she lost consciousness and was raped by the two men her while her hands were tied behind her back.

      September 24, Combs is sharing a unit with disgraced former cryptocurrency billionaire Sam Bankman-Fried at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn, New York, according to The New York Times, as the former crypto mogul serves out a 25-year sentence in prison for counts of conspiracy, fraud and money laundering linked to a scheme that lost former FTX customers, lenders and investors several billion dollars.

      September 17, A memo filed with New York judge Robyn F. Tarnofsky accuses Combs and co-conspirators of setting fire to an unnamed person’s car using a Moltov cocktail in an accusation that matches one brought by Combs’ ex-girlfriend, Cassie Ventura, who said in a lawsuit filed last year that Combs blew up a car owned by rapper Kid Cudi.

      September 17, A federal court in Manhattan unseals charges against Combs for racketeering, sex trafficking and transportation to engage in prostitution, alleging he “abused, threatened, and coerced women and others around him to fulfill sexual desires, protect his reputation, and conceal his conduct.”

      September 16, Combs is arrested in Manhattan after being indicted by a grand jury.

      May 29, Federal investigators may bring Combs’ accusers to testify before a grand jury soon and most plaintiffs who have filed lawsuits against the rapper have already been interviewed by investigators, sources told CNN—a move that could indicate prosecutors are looking to charge somebody, though no charges have been filed yet.

      February 26, In February, producer Rodney “Lil Rod” Jones sues the rapper in New York in February and alleges he was “subjected to unwanted advances by associates of Diddy at his direction” and was forced to engage in relations with sex workers he hired. In a set of widely covered allegations, Jones says in the lawsuit that Combs regularly hosted “sex-trafficking parties” with underage women and illegal drugs, and implies record label executives who looked the other way financially benefited from access to celebrities and dignitaries like the British royal Prince Harry, who is not accused of any wrongdoing or of attending parties himself (Combs’ attorney tells the Los Angeles Times the suit includes “reckless name-dropping about events that are pure fiction”).

      December 6, Combs is hit with another sexual assault suit in December, accusing the rapper of drugging and participating in a gang rape of the unnamed woman in 2003, when the accuser was 17 years old.

      November 23, An anonymous plaintiff accuses Combs and singer-songwriter Aaron Hall of raping her and a friend in 1990 or 1991 after meeting at an MCA Records event in New York—a suit that, like the Dickerson-Neal complaint, was filed shortly before the expiration of a New York law temporarily allowing lawsuits for older assault allegations that would ordinarily be past the statute of limitations.

      Cassie Ventura was former girlfriend of P. Diddy who accused him of abuse and rape.

      November 17, Ventura’s $30 million suit is settled the day after it was filed for an undisclosed amount, with Ventura telling CNN she chose to “resolve this matter amicably,” while Combs’ attorney says the settlement was “in no way an admission of wrongdoing” and didn’t change his denial of the allegations.

      November 16, Cassie Ventura files the suit against Combs, alleging he raped her in 2018 and subjected her to a years-long abusive relationship that included physical abuse and his assertion of “complete control” over her personal and professional life.

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      Nigeria Is Not Meant To Exist, A Collateral Damage And British Royal Niger Corporation -Burna Boy

      “We were not even supposed to be Nigerians in the first place. We are the Royal Niger company. So, we are basically a company for the British to take resources and go for Britain.”

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      Damini Ebunoluwa Ogulu MFR, a Nigerian singer, songwriter, record producer and celebrity who is popularly known with the stage name as Burna Boy, has described Nigeria as A Royal Niger Corporation of the British.

      During a recent interview with Tidal, the artist described Nigeria as a Royal Niger corporation for the British, which was never meant to exist as a country.

      In a trending video on social media and internet, Burna Boy underlined that Nigerians have been suffering for decades as a result of poor government and other external influences.

      Sharing his thoughts about how Nigeria was created, the celebrity noted that the country was never meant to exist and because of how it was created, Nigerians are collateral damage.

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      His insightful perspective highlighted how Nigerians were never meant to be Nigerians. He pointed out that Nigerians were originally the Royal Niger Corporation/Company, and Nigeria as a nation was formed out of a business deal.

      The complexities of Nigeria’s history, identity and the boundaries Nigerians live within were drawn for profit, not for the Nigerian people to thrive, succeed or reach their full potential as a people.

      In his words: “We were not even supposed to be Nigerians in the first place. We are the Royal Niger company. So, we are basically a company for the British to take resources and go for Britain.

      “Then somewhere along the line, the company decided to buy the whole place and amalgamate it.

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      “So at the end of the day, the people that sell the place and the people that buy the place to them are the winners. While the rest of the people are collateral damage,” he stated.

      Recall that the Leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, has repeatedly explained the need for Biafra to exit Nigeria after over a century of the January 14 1914 amalgamation.

      For this and other associated cause, the then President Muhamadu Buhari led-federal arrested him upon his arrival in Lagos from Britain.

      Kanu was incarcerated in Kuje maximum prison for 18 months and was later released on stringent bail conditions.

      The IPOB leader was preparing for his upcoming court date before the Nigerian army illegally invaded his family home at Isi Ama Afaraukwu Ibeku, Umuahia, Abịa State, in search of Kanu, leading to the death of not less than 28 people.

      This invasion was declared illegal and unconstitutional by three federal courts of competent jurisdiction including the supreme court of Nigeria.

      Kanu was forced to flee for his life amidst the military invasion of his home, and was reported missing for almost one year, before his appearance at the wailing wall at Jerusalem.

      He was subsequently abducted by Nigeria’s Secret Security Services (SSS/DSS) in collaboration with the Kenyan Government under Former President Uhuru Kanyetta at Jumor Kanyetta International Airport Nairobi, Kenya and was forcibly brought back to Nigeria in a private jet around 27 June, 2021.

      Until date, Kanu has remained incarcerated at the DSS headquarters Abuja for three years and still counting, in flagrant violations his fundamental human rights, flouting of several court orders and judgements in his favour, including the United Nations’ order to release his immediately and pay him adequate compensations for the violations of his fundamental human rights.

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