



Popular Nigerian actress, Mercy Aigbe Adeoti could not hold back excitement after she received a distinguished award from the Muslim community.
Mercy, who had previously converted to Islam and adopted a name, Minnah, to cement her newfound faith; was recently honoured by the ABD Azeez Islamic Foundation.
The group bestowed on her the title of “Arowoshadinni” which loosely translates as the one whom God bestowed with wealth in service to Him.
Announcing the development in an Instagram post, the elated movie star implored people to include the same when addressing her forthwith.
She also expressed profound appreciation to the Islamic foundation for the great honour.
Captioning her post, the latest title holder wrote: “Let me Re-Introduce myself: Hajia Minnah Anulouwapo Mercy Adeoti (Arowoshadinni).
“So henceforth kindly add Arowoshadinni to my name.
“Big Thank you to ABD AZEEZ ISLAMIC FOUNDATION for this honour.”
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Afrobeats star, Davido has hailed his junior colleague, Rema for breaking records in the United States of America.
During a recent interview on UAE’s #1 Music Station The Kris Fade Show, O.B.O, as widely called by fans expressed shock at how ‘Calm Down‘ by Rema held it down on U.S. charts.
Davido stated that it beat his imagination that Afrobeat has grown globally and that he’s proud to see stars like Rema killing it across the globe.
“Years ago, I never thought a Nigerian artiste would have a Top 5 record in America. Rema has had Top 5 records in America for the past eight months, non-shaken,” he stated.
It is worth noting that Rema’s ‘Calm Down’ and its remix featuring Selena Gomez recently achieved a new feat as the first Nigerian song to stay a year on U.S. Billboard.
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According to reports, lawmakers in the country are reportedly plotting to bring up a bill to regulate fake news on social media.
The member representing Ikwo/Ezza South Federal Constituency of Ebonyi State, Comrade Chinedu Ogah, disclosed this while reacting to the viral claims on social media over the alleged Chicago State University (CSU) certificate forgery by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
According to Ogah, the National Assembly would soon adopt the bill and consequently sign it into law to regulate the spread of fake news on social media in Nigeria.
Ogah stated this while addressing journalists during the weekend in Abakiliki, the Ebonyi State capital.
“We at the National Assembly will soon enact a law on fake news essentially to control social media as it is in other countries. And that is to say that whatever people say or write will be regulated. You don’t sit in your room and post whatever you think to write.
“And from my own point of view, those people calling for the resignation of President Tinubu are doing it out of hatred. They have no facts. They believe what is posted on social media. Nigeria has rules; we have a constitution that the people are subjected to,” Daily Trust quoted the lawmaker as saying.
Recall that candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the 2023 presidential election, Atiku Abubakar is challenging the declaration of Tinubu by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) as the winner of the February 25th poll.
Atiku alleged in his petitions that Tinubu forged his CSU certificate submitted to INEC for eligibility in the 2023 election.