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One of  R. Kelly 's many victims thinks the feds' recommendation of 25 years in prison is too low, and instead, he should spend the rest of his days behind bars. Lizzette Martinez   ... Kelly's more than earned a life sentence due to the fact he's hurt so many people over several decades. She doesn't think his abuse will ever come to an end, because -- as  federal prosecutors point out  -- the guy's proven multiple times he's using his power to get what he wants, and he can't be given the chance to prey on women again. Kitti Jones , another one of R. Kelly's victims, tells us she has no issue with the prosecutors' recommendation, however ... no amount of time will give her, and others, back their time or remove their trauma. Both women were featured in the "Surviving R. Kelly" docuseries which sparked renewed prosecution, and ultimately, Kelly's downfall -- and they say they'll be present for his sentenci

Nollywood actress Mercy Aigbe and popular socialite, Omolara Olukotun popularly known as Larrit recently got into a free for all fight. Friends and partners of a popular businesswoman, Remmy Gold, had gathered at the launch of her new plaza located in Lekki. The event was attended by several movie stars and socialites including Iyabo Ojo, Aigbe, Eniola Ajao and Bimbo Thomas. Drama started after Aigbe and Larrit got into a heated argument. It didn't take long before Larrit threw a bottle at the actress and the two went all physical with each other. It took the intervention of the other guests from preventing the women to cause bodily harm on each other. Aigbe was later seen leaving the party, looking rough-handed with the assistance of other guests. It is not clear why the women got into a fight. However, a popular blogger has alleged that the two women got into a fight over a romantic relationship with a man. Aigbe is currently married to media mogul, Kazim Adeoti. The

The Federal Government has resumed talks with representatives of unions in the nation’s universities,  The PUNCH  reports. The PUNCH  reported last week that the Prof Nimi Briggs committee set up by the government to renegotiate the 2009 agreement was expected to end its three months’ timelines given on June 7, 2022. But investigations revealed that the committee would meet Academic Staff Union of Universities on Monday (today) while the Joint Action Committee of the Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities, and the Non-Academic Staff Union of Educational and allied institutions would have their meeting on Friday. “We are meeting the FG committee in Abuja on Monday,” a source in ASUU said. The union’s National President, Prof. Emmanuel Osodeke, in an interview, also told  The PUNCH  that meetings would resume this week. “We are resuming the meeting this week and we have an invitation this week. The renegotiation meeting will only end if we have called off the strik

Mavin Records label boss, Don Jazzy, has cried out that the headquarters of his label needs a bigger car park space. He made this plea recently in a video he posted on one of his official social media handles. In the video, Don Jazzy lamented his inability to get a parking space for his car. “We might need a bigger Mavin HQ. No space to park cars again o.” Don Jazzy began. “This is what they call progressive company (refering to Mavin records). I come work, no see space to park (laughs) I have to park outside. This is what they call progressive remove, where everybody is balling. See as here be like where they dey sell motor. Na outside park” Don Jazzy said in the video. In other news, Mavin records, one of Nigeria’s international music labels, recently celebrated ten years of their existence. They celebrated in style, by releasing a Mavin Records all-stars hit song titled ‘Overdose’. This will be the first time the star-producing record label will be releasing an all-star song since t

On our social media watch today, we saw reports on how Two Nigerian guys who were allegedly online scammers and duped a Mexican client of $1.6million. A twitter lady revealed how two yahoo boys burnt to death by a Mexican man who lured them over to Mexico after they scammed him of a whooping sum of $1.6million and he made a down payment of $400,000 with $1.2million to balance . It appeared the ‘client’ knew he was being duped so he led them on to coming to his country an reportedly burnt them alive. 2 Nigerian guys duped a Mexican to the tune of 400 thousand dollars, expecting another 1.2 million. Not knowing the man had discovered he had been duped, he managed to lure the fraudsters to come to Mexico to collect the remaining balance. See what happened to them

Samsung was the leading super-premium smartphone OEM in  India  in March 2022. The “super-premium” segment includes phones priced at INR 100,000 ($1290) and above, and Samsung captured most of it with a volume market share of 81%. The Galaxy S22 series was the main driving force behind Samsung’s success in India in March. More specifically, the  Galaxy S22 Ultra  model was by far the most sought-after of the trio, despite the higher price tag. (via  HindustanTimes ). The Galaxy Note in Galaxy S clothing is beloved in India Samsung had an 81% market share of the Indian super-premium smartphone segment. But perhaps more surprising is that 74% of that market share captured by Samsung was attributed to the Galaxy S22 Ultra model. The Galaxy S22 Ultra, despite the higher price tag, rose in popularity in March thanks to its combination of Galaxy S and Galaxy Note features. Samsung fans in India seem to love the Galaxy S22 Ultra, even though it’s not very true to the old Galaxy S

By Collins inc As Telecommunications company, MTN Nigeria has said that approximately 60 million of its customers have linked their National Identification Number (NIN) with their SIM as of April 25, 2022. According to the company, this represents 85 per cent of its subscriber base.  as   of April 4, 2022, when the government directed the telcos to bar outgoing calls on lines that were not yet linked, MTN says 19 million of its subscribers were affected. However, as of April 25, 8.7 million of those restricted submitted their NINs for verification, out of which approximately 1.2 million have been reactivated, MTN disclosed in its Q1 financial results that its subscriber base as of March 30, 2022, stood at 70.2 million. This means that over 10 million of its subscribers were yet to link their NIN as of April. What MTN is saying Highlighting the impacts of the government’s directive on its revenue, MTN in its Q1 2022 financial results, said:  “Following the NCC’s directive on

Back in January, music sensation Rihanna surprised the world with her pregnancy announcement. The  Umbrella  singer confirmed that she is expecting her first baby with partner A$AP Rocky. While fans and industry peers congratulated the  Diamonds  singer on the good news, a source has finally revealed how Riri’s former lover, Drake really felt about her pregnancy with Rocky. The  God’s Plan  singer reportedly felt 'mixed emotions' when he learned about Riri’s pregnancy news. "Of course, he was ecstatic for her because he knew she had always wanted children. But at one point in time, Drake saw himself having a future with Rihanna so it was just further confirmation that there was no future for them," an insider revealed. The source further said the  One Dance  singer even sent a congratulation text to Rihanna. Drake - real name Aubrey Graham - had a long romantic history with the Only Girl singer. In 2016, the Canadian rapper famously revealed he loved Rihan

ADVERTISEMENT Sim Cards used to illustrate the story. NIN: Month after, faulty systems at NIMC, telcos keep millions of phone users barred Overwhelmed and faulty systems at NIMC and telephone companies mean millions remain unable to make calls for weeks despite submitting their NINs. By Oge Udegbunam and Mary Izuaka     May 10, 2022   4 min read Faulty and overwhelmed verification systems operated by telecom companies and the  National Identity Management Commission  (NIMC) have kept millions of phone lines barred, weeks after their owners submitted national identification details for reactivation. The glitch means millions of users have been unable to make calls since April 4 and many businesses have been hit. Customers say short codes, apps or web services provided by MTN, Airtel and Glo, for NIN verification, have been largely faulty and unresponsive. Telecoms firms blame NIMC for the slow and inefficient process, and the regulator,  Nigerian Communications Commission  (NCC), said N