Following the mysterious disappearance of her bone-straight when she was traveling in Lagos, a woman was left speechless.

The heist was uncovered by @lo_ni_mi, who called it the “craziest thing,” between Balogun and Iyana oworo. She clarified that she didn’t get any sleep during the trip.

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“The most bizarre thing just occurred” Between Balogun and Iyana oworo, I can’t seem to find the wig I had on my head. Hello, Adeydie And no, I did not sleep off; in fact, I am furious with myself. It is absolutely straight.

An Akwa Ibom woman named Happiness Monday was killed in Libya, and a Nigerian couple have been detained in connection with the crime.
According to Naija News, Oyiza, a Nigerian sports journalist who had recently returned from Libya, had previously announced the tragic event on her social media page.

The woman was allegedly murdered by the suspects, who then dumped her body in the street close to the Nigerian Embassy in Tripoli.

Oyiza went on to say that Happiness passed away at the hospital and asked for assistance from the public in identifying her relative.

“My dearest Akwa Ibomites,” she wrote. Introducing your daughter, Happy Monday. At the Libyan capital of Tripoli’s Nigerian Embassy, she had been left for dead. Regrettably, she passed away in the hospital. She must be buried, but nothing can be done without her family’s approval.

Please let us know who she is, or share with various Akwa Ibom platforms so we can contact any family members. It’s urgent, and I would appreciate it if you could

If you can help her, she can get her last rest. She only provided her name as information.

However, the Libya Observer confirmed the incident in a report on Wednesday, April 13, 2023, stating that the police had detained the couple in Tripoli.

Ioannis Plotas, the ambassador of Greece to Nigeria, has pledged to promote the country’s film and entertainment sector.

At a press conference held yesterday in Abuja to announce the hosting of the second Nollywood Travel Film Festival, which would take place in May in Anthens, Greece, Plotas made the commitment.

The Greek representative noted that the film industry is important in fostering international ties and that the event would improve and further develop the already-existing relationship between Greece and Nigeria.

“For us, the event is a priority, and this film festival will have a significant impact on the cultural connection between the two nations.”

Mykel Parish, the founder of the Nigerian Television Film Festival (NTFF), stated that the festival’s goals are to increase cooperation between the host nation and Nigeria’s screen industry in the areas of film and high-end TV co-production; to establish the Greece-Nigeria Annual Film Week as a useful platform for establishing an MoU on audio-visual co-production between the two countries; and to create a film market that brings together content providers, stakeholders, and investors from both countries.

Additional goals include providing both countries with employment possibilities through cultural interaction, attracting foreign investment, and recognizing and rewarding film industry talent.

The Pan-African Film Development Fund in Nigeria created the Nollywood Travel Film Festival (NTFF) as a project to support and provide a platform for deserving African independent filmmakers to present their work on a worldwide level.

Since 2017, the Toronto, Atlanta, Humburg, Oslo, Amsterdam, Paris, Berlin, Lima, London, and Glasgow Nollywood Trace Film Festival has held screenings.

The festival’s main goal is to play Nollywood movies that aren’t generally screened in the diaspora and to open up new business options for the sector.

More than 3,500 filmmakers, fans, distributors, and marketers from around the world attended earlier NTFF events.

Dr. Victor Okhai, president of the Nigerian Directors Guild, stated that the project has shown a strong relationship between Greece and Nigeria and that there is no better time than this.

He continued by pointing out the cultural similarities between Greece and Africa, and he gave his members his word that they would participate in the festival to advance the sector.

In contrast, Anold Jackson of the Nigerian Export Promotion Council asserted that culture is now a concrete concept that can be used to deepen bilateral ties.

“Nollywood is one of the six economic subsectors that we have selected to grow because of our comparative advantage in these fields.

The services sector drives the global economy, which is where the globe is at the moment. Another area Nigeria may capitalize on is entertainment. This will help us gain a lot of traction on the global stage, he claimed.

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has announced that 176,408 students will be examined in its 2023 mock examination, which is slated to take place on March 30.

Fabian Benjamin, the JAMB’s head of public affairs and protocol, revealed this in a statement yesterday in Abuja.

The board also promised applicants who enrolled for the optional Mock-UTME for the 2023 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) that their notification slips would be available for printing starting today, according to Benjamin.

“All candidates for the Mock-UTME should go to https://www.jamb.gov.ng and, after entering their registration numbers, click on 2023 Mock-UTME on the menu button to print their slips.

“Only candidates who expressed interest in taking the mock exam are subject to this directive.

To make it easier for candidates to identify their centers before the exam, the notification slip will provide the candidates’ registration number, venue, date, and time of the examination.

For biometric verification, candidates are advised to arrive at their centers one hour prior to the exam, he added.

Benjamin stated that the board had also reaffirmed that the exam’s scheduled start time was sacred and that there would be no tolerance for cheating.

He warned candidates against bringing forbidden goods including watches, calculators, flash drives, and phones into the testing rooms.

They are also cautioned not to use ‘laale’ to make elaborate designs or paintings on their hands because this could cause unneeded interference with the whorls of their fingers and prevent accurate biometric verification, the man added.

The Vice President, Professor Yemi Osinbajo (SAN), has received a heartfelt birthday greeting from President-elect Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

Today, March 8, 2023, is the vice president’s 66th birthday.

Asiwaju Tinubu praised Professor Osinbajo’s administrative and leadership abilities as well as his accomplishments as an academic and learned lawyer, which allowed him to successfully serve as Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice during his tenure as Lagos Governor and as Vice President of Nigeria currently.

“I’m happy and glad for Professor Yemi Osinbajo, our vice president, who turned 66 today. Since he worked beside me in Lagos as Attorney-General and Commissioner for Justice, Professor Osinbajo has distinguished himself as a brilliant scholar in public service. He spearheaded our administration’s reforms of the justice system and made significant contributions to its success.

“As our nation’s vice president, Professor Osinbajo has worked well with our party’s leader, President Muhammadu Buhari, to implement the progressive party’s plans to improve living conditions for Nigerians, particularly in the areas of significant infrastructure development and game-changing Social Investment Programs.

“I join his immediate family, friends, and political allies in wishing him continued good health on this important day. Happy holidays, dear Professor Osinbajo.

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