The cross dresser shared pictures on her Instagram captioning it with his best slide which was inspired by his favorite sex position.
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The family of late Buruji Kashamu, who represented Ogun East in the eighth National Assembly have issued a statement over the death Slyvester Oromoni who was school mates with Michael Kashamu, one of the children of the late billionaire.
In a statement titled “Dowen College Student’s Death: Kashamu’s Family Empathizes With The Bereaved…Calls For Thorough Investigation”, issued by one Mutairu Kashamu and obtained by Sahara reporters, the family noted Michael stopped being Sylvestter’s school father long time before he was reportedly tortured and left with fatal injuries that led to his death.
The family sent their condolences to Oromoni’s family while appealing to Laosians and parents to wait for the Lagos state Police to finish up with their investigations before fingers are pointed.
read the statement below
“The Kashamu family has been inundated with enquiries, calls and messages over the unfortunate incident at Dowen College, Lekki, Lagos, which led to the untimely death of Sylvester Oromoni, a 12-year-old student of the College.
“While we empathize and commiserate with the family of the late Sylvester Oromoni over the irreplaceable loss, we wish to appeal to all and sundry to hold their horses until the Police and the Lagos State government have completed their independent investigations and established the truth.
“Most commentators have rushed to conclusions based on assumptions and false information, including the allegation that our son Adewale Michael Kashamu was in any way involved in the bullying or beating of Sylvester Oromoni.
”Since the news of the unfortunate incident broke, we have made our own private enquiries and carefully questioned our son about his involvement. This is why we did not rush out to respond to the cyber-stalking, name-calling and negative commentaries that have taken over the social media about our son’s alleged involvement in this sad incident.
”Some of the true facts now slowly emerging from under the mass of lies are that: Our son, Adewale Michael Kashamu, had acted as a school father for the late Sylvester in his first session in the school at the request of Sylvester’s sister who is also a student of the school.
“However, in the 2021 session commencing in September 2021 Adewale Michael Kashamu was moved to a different floor in the boarding house and engrossed in his own studies and activities, he was no longer as close to Sylvester as in the previous session.
”Adewale Michael Kashamu is a compassionate and considerate boy. Sometime last session, some boys had been accused of beating Sylvester with belts and seizing his foodstuff but Adewale Michael Kashamu was not involved at all. He was in fact in sympathy with Sylvester over that incident.
“On that occasion, Sylvester’s parents made a report to the school and the affected students were questioned and one of them at least was suspended.
“Adewale Michael Kashamu is not aware that an identical incident occurred again this year leading to Sylvester’s injury and death.
“Adewale Michael Kashamu had seen Sylvester limping sometime late in November and (assuming he might have been injured playing football) merely empathized with him and advised him to go to the school clinic.
”Other students who knew the circumstances of Sylvester’s leg injury have all testified that he was injured whilst playing football.
“Whilst he was in school, Sylvester had no visible injury to his lips or face. Sylvester’s family has admitted that Sylvester’s swollen, blistered and bloody lips (as shown in videos and pictures, now viral on the internet) were reactions to medications given to Sylvester after he had been taken from the school by his parents.
“We feel and can relate to the pains of the Oromoni family and all those genuinely concerned about this unfortunate incident. That is why we wish to express our readiness to cooperate with the parents of the deceased, the Police, the Lagos State government and other relevant stakeholders to get to the root of this matter so that the cause of justice will not only be served but manifestly seen to have been served.
“However, it is regrettable that of the five names that were mentioned in relation to the incident, it is only Kashamu’s name that seems to ring a bell. Consequently, the family and its late patriarch (Senator Buruji Kashamu of blessed memory) have been the butt of irresponsible, falsehood-based and unwarranted attacks even when the full details of the incident are not yet known.
”There is no denying the fact that Adewale Michael Kashamu is one of the children of the late Senator Buruji Kashamu. But, no family or parent will send a child to school to be involved in any form of crime or criminality; just like no parent would be happy to be informed that a child he or she sent to school to learn has been molested or killed under any guise.
”That is why we wish to appeal for restraint on all sides. The cyber-bullying of our family will not help in any way to solve the bullying in schools that society through the ages has desired to stop.
”The larger society should start by setting a higher standard.
“We reckon that the bereaved family has related the account of the incident as narrated by the deceased.
“On our part, we have continued to engage our son, Adewale Michael Kashamu, and he has continued to maintain his innocence.
“Now that the Lagos State government and the Police have waded into the matter, we shall fully cooperate with them so that the truth will be established and the cause of justice served – justice for the deceased and his family, justice for the accused students and their families and justice for the society.
“At this juncture, we want to encourage the management, parents and pupils of Dowen College (and indeed anyone) who may have useful information about this incident to please volunteer same to the Police and the Lagos State government – in the interest of justice.”
The late Senator Buruji Kashamu represented Ogun East in the eighth National Assembly.
The Minister on an interview with Channels Tv, revealed the Federal government is not happy with the hastiness and rationale for putting of Nigeria on its red list following the detection of the COVID-19 Omicron variant.
Dr Osagie Ehanire stated that the step the Uk government is taking is not helpful, because there hasn’t been report of any severe illness or fatalities and not much is known about the Covid-19 Variant.
He said;
“We were not very happy when six countries in Sub-Saharan Africa were placed on a red list and the WHO also advised against putting each on the red list.
“From what we know about the COVID-19, there are many ways to manage it, and besides, not much is still known about the Omicron variant. We know, for example, that there have been no fatalities. There have also been no reports of very severe illness. Actually, the rationale for being so hasty in putting countries on the red list is not something that is very helpful. It is going to disrupt commerce. It is going to disrupt family reunions. If every country were going to put other countries on the ban list, very soon you would have a large number of countries on your red list. So, I do believe there are other ways of going about it. We in Nigeria do not regard banning flights and movements of people as particularly helpful and supportive.”
Eva Alordiah has responded to a follower who called her out for talking about God after discussing sex.
The rapper then responded to by telling the follower God created sex for the enjoyment of mankind
see her post below ;
The 2021 Mobo Awards held yesterday in the UK, the award which was started to recognize the best in Black music from the UK and beyond.
Nigerian super star, Wizkid was the star of the Night as he won the awards for Best African and International act which is the first time one person wins the award on same night at the Mobo Awards.
Skepta got the award for the best grime act, Dave won the album of the year with his chat topping project Dave, We’re All Alone In This Together. Other winners are Little Simz, Tion Wayne, Ghetts,Shensea and alot more.
See full winners here;
- Album of the year – Dave, We’re All Alone In This Together
- Best female act – Little Simz
- Best male act – Ghetts
- Best newcomer – Central Cee
- Song of the year – Tion Wayne & Russ Millions, Body (Remix)
- Video of the year – M1llionz, Lagga
- Best grime act- Skepta
- Best R&B/soul act – Cleo Sol
- Best hip-hop act – D. Block Europe
- Best drill act – Central Cee
- Best international act – Wizkid
- Best performance in a TV show/film – Micheal Ward as Franklyn in Small Axe
- Best media personality – Chunkz & Yung Filly
- Best gospel act – Guvna B
- Best African music act – Wizkid
- Best reggae act -Shenseea
- Best jazz act – Sons of Kemet
- Best producer – Jae5
Mr Sylvester snr was talking to Punch at a posthumous birthday held in honor of his Sylvester and he asserted his son wont be buried until he gets justice, no matter how long it takes.
“How can he be buried? I cannot bury him until I get justice, until I get to the end of the matter. Even if it takes two or three years, we would be going on. I pray God keeps us alive.”
Mr Sylvester however revealed he will miss his rapport with his son, the smiles, love ,presence and his company during his conversation with Punch.
“Anytime he comes on holiday and I am at home, he is always all over me. We eat together, he asks questions a lot; he is very inquisitive. He can operate his laptop very well and I don’t know how to do that so he guides me on how to do it.”
Sylvester Oromoni jnr died as a result of sustained injuries from beating by his school mates who reportedly wanted to coerce him into joining a cult group, which Dowen college denied.
Seun Kuti shared a post yesterday and he called out people that have made cultism and gangsterism cool, the 38 year old saxophonist said they have forgotten there is another generation looking up to them.
Seun wrote ; “Is this when we decide to rise up against cults all over this country or we just wanna do the usual,” the singer asked.
At first, the most watched CNN anchor, Chris Cuomo was suspended on Tuesday November 30, before the CNN management revealed they didn’t know he breached the traditional ethics of journalism in the wake of revelations he had helped his brother, former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, while he faced multiple accusations of sexual harassment.
CNN said in a statement:
“Chris Cuomo was suspended earlier this week pending further evaluation of new information that came to light about his involvement with his brother’s defense. We retained a respected law firm to conduct the review, and have terminated him, effective immediately.
“While in the process of that review, additional information has come to light,” CNN’s statement added. “Despite the termination, we will investigate as appropriate.”
The 51 year old then revealed in a short note he released that he never wanted his time at CNN to end this way but he already told them why and how he helped his brother. he said ;
“This is not how I want my time at CNN to end but I have already told you why and how I helped my brother. So let me now say as disappointing as this is, I could not be more proud of the team at Cuomo Prime Time and the work we did as CNN’s #1 show in the most competitive time slot. I owe them all and will miss that group of special people who did really important work.”
Producers and other staffers who work on “Cuomo Prime Time” will remain in place. Michael Smerconish, Cuomo’s regular substitute, will host the 9 p.m. Eastern hour next week.
An official of the Lagos state government was booed by some angry Nigerians at a gospel program, The Experience, that was held in Lagos last night December 3.
The representative was called to give a speech at the program organized by House on The Rock. His speech was however disrupted by the angry Nigerians who booed him and asked him to leave the stage.
see video of the Lagos state offical gettin booed here
see video of Paul Adefarasin apologizing to the Lagos state government here
The Senegalese born American singer and songwriter spoke to channels Tv on the sidelines of the Expo 2020 in Dubai and he mentioned the famous P-square break-up that shook the Nigerian industry in 2016.
Akon described the duo as family and he said the band’s break up broke his heart.
He said;
“It broke my heart because we are family. These are brothers and they shared the same womb and I always felt money should not get in between them.
“It was being together that made them who they were. But sometimes you have differences [between people from the same] family and there are other aspects of it – there is pressure in the music business, there is a lot of pressure in relationships.”
The Okoye brothers have finally reconciled but nothing has been said on whether there will be a reunion or they will continue their careers individually.
P-Square featured Akon and former label signee May d on hit song Chop my money remix in 2012.
