Franklin's 4th baby mama, Sandra Iheuwa shares first photos of their daughter

Ubi Franklin's estranged baby mama, Sandra Iheuwa has finally shared photos of their baby whose pregnancy and birth saw her cut off ties with the music executive.



Celebrating their daughter who became one-month-old today September 4, Sandra Iheuwa revealed she was christened Princess Ariella Chidera Iheuwa. Expressing her love for her daughter, she promised to always be there to protect her against hurt.




She wrote "My millionaire baby Princess Ariella Chidera Iheuwa @babyaciheuwa you are loved for the girl that you are, the daughter you will become and, the precious woman you will grow up to be and forever will be.
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You will outgrow my lap but never my heart, I was your first kiss, first love and first friend, I am your mummy and you are a part of my world if not the whole of it but you have beautiful sisters to share with, the feeling of tired goes away whenever I see your cute face. .
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I can’t wait to hear you call me mummy and I promise to always answer whenever you call on me my baby, I have so much to tell you but today marks one month of abundance, blessings, joy, peace and happiness.
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I love you so very much and no hurt would befall you neither would any harm come near you, I will always protect you and may God always back me up to take care of you. I love you and I can’t stretch that word enough HAPPY ONE MONTH MY BABY."

Ashanti puts her incredible body on display in new sexy photos

Ashanti, 38, took to Instagram to put her incredible body on display while posing with a horse clad in a black leather bodysuit.



See full photos beow.

Senator Diri wins Bayelsa PDP governorship primary

Senator Douye Diri on Wednesday September 4, emerged winner of the People's Democratic Party (PDP) governorship primary election in Bayelsa State.



The Senator representing Bayelsa Central at the national assembly, defeated 19 other aspirants to emerge the PDP candidate for the forthcoming November 16 governorship election in the state.



The governorship primary exercise conducted by a PDP committee led by Governor Darius Ishaku was held at Dr. Gabriel Okara Cultural Centre in Yenagoa. It reportedly began by 11:30pm on Tuesday night and ended by 5:00am on Wednesday morning.



Senator Diri polled a total of 561 votes to defeat former Presidential Adviser on Niger Delta Affairs, Timi Alaibe who came second with 365 votes.

#Xenophobia: Nigerian rapper Ycee and SA rapper AKA come for each other on Twitter

Nigerian rapper, Ycee and South African hip pop star, AKA are going at each other on Twitter following the recent xenophobic attacks on Nigerians and other nationals in South Africa.



During the exchange between the pair, Ycee had share old tweets of AKA reacting angrily after Nigeria knocked out South Africa from the 2019 African Cup of Nations in Egypt.


See their exchange below.

Breaking: South African government denies xenophobic attacks

South African government have denied reports that their citizens are carrying out Xenophobic attacks on Nigerians.



The country’s High Commissioner to Nigeria, Bobby Monroe, made this known when he met with the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Geoffrey Onyeama, in Abuja this morning.



Speaking at a media briefing after the meeting with Onyeama, Monroe said the recent attacks were not ''xenophobic'' in nature but are rather mere ‘sporadic acts of violence’.



According to Monroe, businesses belonging to other South Africans were also affected in the violence that erupted yesterday Monday September 2nd.

"Was Mandela a celebrity before he started fighting for his people?" 2Face asks those calling out celebrities for not reacting to the recent xenophobia in South Africa

Innocent "2face" Idibia is still pouring out his mind in reaction to the xenophobia in South Africa, where Nigerians and other African Nationals are getting killed and their businesses destroyed.



The singer addressed those calling out celebrities for not speaking up. He reminded them that they need not be celebrities in order to speak up. He used Nelson Mandela as an example.



He also called out the government of Nigeria for their inaction in the face of the xenophobic attack on Nigerians living in South Africa.



See his posts below.

There can be no justification for any South African to attack people from other countries' - President Ramaphosa condemns Xenophobic attacks (Video)

South African President, Cyril Ramaphosa has condemned Xenophobic attack on Nigerians and others in his country, saying security forces are on high alert.



According to Ramaphosa, “our security forces are on high alert. Whilst in no way, can we take away the sense of deep loss and unbearable pain you experience, as a country we commit ourselves to continue to work tirelessly to building the kind of South Africa, where indeed women and children will be safe.”


He went on to say; “I condemn the violence that has been spreading around a number of our provinces in the strongest terms. I’m convening the ministers in the security cluster today to make sure that we keep a close eye on these acts of wanton violence and find ways of stopping them.

“The people of our country want to live in harmony; whatever concerns or grievances we may have, we need to handle them in a democratic way. There can be no justification for any South African to attack people from other countries.

“We express our deep pain, support, solidarity and love to the families, friends and loved ones of all those who have lost their lives in the last month (Uyinene Mrwetyana, Leighandre Jegels, Nolunde Vumsindo, Meghan Cremer, Jesse Hess to mention but a few).”

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'There can be no justification for any South African to attack people from other countries' - President Ramaphosa condemns Xenophobic attacks

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