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Hip-Hop fans especially on Twitter couldn’t contain their mixed feelings when the snippet between Meek and Nicki surfaced the internet back in October.
Now the project has dropped and fans have started taunting Nicki, some even believe that in her verse on the song; Cardi threw shades at Nicki Minaj.
We can recall that Tekashi 6ix9ine’s album dropped few days back which featured Nicki, and in her verse also, people suggest she trolled Cardi.
Former Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan has said he cannot be held responsible for the abduction of the 276 schoolgirls abducted by the terrorist group, Boko Haram.
During an interview with BBC, Jonathan said Nigerians should have shown concern after the April 14, 2014, abduction and not gone ahead to start organising protests even outside the country – or even politicise the whole issue.
“Immediately the Chibok issue came up, we expected Nigerians to be concerned. ‘How do we get these girls out’? Within a couple of days, we saw people going to the US with Bring Back Our Girls placards. How? Why? And of course, Mrs Obama received one of those placards.
“I cannot take responsibility for the abduction. I don’t control Boko Haram. They are criminals. But as a president, of course, you know it is not the president that goes to the fields. You have security and intelligence officers that do the work.
“Let me admit that yes, maybe they do their best, but their best was not good enough for us to recover the girls.
“That does not mean that I am trying to remove myself from any blame. Yes I may not be blamed for the action, but I could be blamed that my security and intelligence systems were not strong enough to be able to recover the girls,” Jonathan said.
“I cannot take responsibility for the abduction. I don’t control Boko Haram.”
Former president of Nigeria @GEJonathan, talks frankly about @BarackObama & the Chibok Girls. pic.twitter.com/u8cVO8Y050
— BBC News Africa (@BBCAfrica) December 1, 2018
OPC Founder Frederick Fasehun Is Dead
The founder of Odua Peoples Congress (OPC), Dr. Frederick Fasehun, is reported to have died.
According to the PUNCH, Fasehun died in the early hours of Saturday at the Lagos State University Teaching Hospital, Ikeja.
It was gathered that the octogenarian was admitted at the Intensive Care Unit of the hospital on Tuesday where he remained until his demise.
Fasehun’s spokesman, Mr. Adeoye Jolaosho, confirm his death when he told Punch that the late OPC founder was confirmed dead after a brief illness.
“It is true, baba died this morning at the ICU in LASUTH, Ikeja,” he said.
Fasehun was born in Ondo Town, Ondo State in 1938.
