What Hope Does Nigeria has Anymore for we the Citizens?  

Imagine 🇳🇬 Nigeria Is the only African Country not allowed to participate In the DIversity Visa Lottery.


It's Been Ages Now that Nigeria Has been banned from participating in the Diversity Visa Lottery.

It was Said that After Five Years Nigeria will be Added back to countries that will be Eligible and it's been over Ten years Now,  Nigeria Haven't been Added back.

Now Discover that Nigeria is the Only African country that can't participate now.



Our Leaders are failing Us every now and then....

The following countries can participate in the 2019 DV Lottery. The list is updated every year in September, so please check for updates if your country of birth is not among the qualifying countries. Important: Make sure to get your application submitted for the 2019 Diversity Immigrant Visa Lottery as soon as possible. Apply online today to get the best chance of being selected so you can live and work in The United States.

Algeria, Angola, Benin, Botswana, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Canieroon, Cape Verde, Central African Republic, Chad, Comoros, Congo, Democratic, Cote D'iviore (Ivory Coast), Djibouti, Egypt, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Gabon, Gambia, Tee, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Kenya, Lesotho, Libya, Madagascar, Malawi, Mali, Mauritania, Mauritius, Morocco, Mozambique, Namibia, Niger, Republic Of The Liberia, Rwanda, Sao Tome And Principe, Senegal, Seychelles, Sierra Leone, Somalia, South Africa, South Sudan, Sudan, Swaziland, Tanzania, Togo, Tunisia, Uganda, Zambia, Zimbabwe.


African countries not qualified for this 's diversity program:
Nigeria


We have to get this news to reach our leaders,  They take our Raw crude oil to these Countries and gets it sold back to us,  Which country is supposed to get more advantages if not Nigeria?????


America will tell you they have the fuel in reserve they will use for the next 100 years,  But Can Nigeria Say the Same???

This Country is Ruined and Damaged

*There is an Unfolding Revolution in the Minds and Heart of African Youth!*
_By_
*Martins Chiedozie Ugwu*
_Johnmartinsworldonline@gmail.com _

_*"As a young African, I believe that I am part of a critical generation. A misunderstood generation. A bold generation. An unapologetic generation; rising up against injustice. My experiences in activism have taught me that young people, here and across the continent, are increasingly demanding radical change. My immediate point of reference is that of the recent protest from Algeria to Sudan, and guest next, Uganda!*"_

Whether Africa’s youth bulge will be a boon or a ticking demographic time bomb will depend on the extent to which African Governments implement sound policies and invest in human capital sectors such as tertiary education, vocational training, skills development, agriculture and food security, health, labour intensive job creation and encouraging entrepreneurship, as well as peace and security. Effective policies and measures are critical to harness the benefits of the potential demographic dividend. In addition, African Governments need support from a wide range of international partners and stakeholders as the Sustainable Development Goals will not be achieved without the active engagement and contribution of Africa’s youth to identify their priorities, partner with development actors to foster robust implementation of the various development priorities.

Bad leadership they say is our problem and I totally agree. Is obvious that Africa’s current crop of leaders lack the political will, are out of touch and unwilling to change the status quo on the continent. With such a gaping age difference between the majority of people in Africa (the youth) and those who rule them, it’s no surprise the continent’s current leaders have no clue how the world is changing, and how it affects young people.

However, I’ve observed some interesting and powerful trends that indicates we’ve all been making a huge mistake: For decades, Africans have been looking up to its political leaders and the outside world to solve the continent’s problems but the truth is, leadership is not exclusive to the political class. And African youths need to understand this point very well. Young people in Africa have an untapped revolutionary leverage. Right now, they number over 700 million. By 2050, their number is expected to reach over 1.2 billion, the largest population of young people in world.

With 70% of Africa’s population under the age of 30, we as a continent are presented with a great opportunity and, possibly, a great challenge. Young Africans today are taking actions that not only have an immediate impact, but will also determine the future of the continent for decades to come. More need to be done and no better time to step up this effort than now.

Never has there been such weighty responsibility on the shoulders of young people. Never has there been the influence in the hands of young people like the influence they carry now. But for Africa to reap the dividends she has longed for, it is up to our generation to make sure that influence is channelled correctly and directed towards relevant issues that affect not only ourselves, but generations after us. This can only be achieved if we come together as young people and begin to address the challenges before us as a continent.

Together as Youth, we can build a new world in Africa soil.
……. Join the revolution.

Fellow Martins Chiedozie Ugwu is the Former International President of All African Students, Former Country representative of World Students Assembly,
Facilitator, Students for Change Initiative and Chancellor - Noble Youth Organisation of Africa.

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#Revolutionary

*LAGOS STATE MOON SIGHTING SUB-COMMITTEE (LMSC)*

*UPDATE ON RAMADAN 1440/2019*

Today's date according to the Lagos State Moon Sighting Committee (LMSC) is Saturday 28th of Sha'ban, 1440 and not 29th as assumed.

The new crescent (hilal) will be born today Saturday 4th of May, 2019 (28th of Sha'ban) at 11: 45pm (after sunset). This means that it is impossible to sight the new crescent today at sunset (6:55pm).

For the new crescent to be sighted it needs about 15.15hrs-17hrs or more. Thus, Sunday 5th of May, 2019 (29th of Sha'ban) is the first day to search for the new crescent. Crescent can only be sighted after sunset. So, if the crescent is reportedly sighted tomorrow (Sunday, 5th of May), then Monday 6th of May will be the first day of Ramadan, 1440.

Note that Ramadan cannot start on Sunday 5th of May, and any reports on the moon being sighted on Saturday, 4th of May should be rejected.

Ramadan Kareem in advance!!!

 *IRFAN*

 *Please share with other Nigerian Muslims.*

Congratulations on making the decision to love and be loved and to commit yourselves to one another.

We need others around us to support us, to love us and to help us live out this commitment for years to come.

We also need our friends and our families to gently remind us of the flame of love they witnessed when we exchanged our vows.

Their belief in our commitment fans the flame of love. I hope you embrace a life of faith as individuals and as a couple.

I cannot imagine being married without God in our lives. 

Marriage requires that we leave, we cleave and protect one another for the rest of our lives.

The first step in giving oneself in marriage is that we must be willing to leave our homes and build a new life together.

On this your wedding day, dear Bride and Groom, I wish you every heavenly blessing, every earthly experience of love and laughter and the grace to see each other through every storm.

Know that your marriage is made in heaven, lived on earth and carries with it the hope of generations to come.

From your love one

Mutiu Ridwan Adewale

Dear Church Girls, (To whom it may concern)
I want to appreciate you for your decent dressings, no loud makeups, no earrings, coming to church early , serving in the altars and all the good things you do in church...
But I must tell you that your character is killing, your stubbornness is too much, your anger is disastrous...
Some of you are bombs waiting to explode a day after you get married to the unlucky brother...
We know you make nice facebook posts, we know you are hungry for revival and wants to be used by God especially those of you who are in ministry, believe me we appreciate but some of you,your pride is higher than the one that sent Satan down from heaven...
From your speech we all know that the part where the Bible says wives submit to your husband is not in your Bible, it has changed to husbands submit to your wives...
Mind you, I'm not the type that puts a woman under a man's feet, try to understand my point
Have you ever wondered why after all the jobs you do in the church most brothers still go out and marry one sister with Mimi skirts and poster colour face?
It's simply because we all know that this good morning sir good morning sir you greet us bending down in church, is just pretence, we know you don't even greet the male neighbours in your compound and even your own elder brothers...
I have been opportune to speak with some of you and most times followed some of you on facebook, believe me there is nothing to keep a home in you, forget all this garagara...
You think God is partial when he gave brother Patrick whom you love another sister from another church who's not even in the choir? It's because brother Patrick like me has been asking the Lord for a wife and not a knife in a foil...
You don't expect God to give him someone like you who doesn't take words from anyone yet pretends to be humble...
Some of us are people's only son and child's and we want someone who can give us peace and not destroy our family when they come in...
Work on your character and stop blaming Satan, the young man is not even aware you are single...
Some of us are hundred percent ready and we have a little cash to start the journey of seeing your dad but we want evidence...
Love is not stupid my dear...
I hope you understand

#Revolutionary

✍🏼

*AN EPITOME OF LOVE AND APPRECIATION MESSAGE TO MY INDISPENSABLE,INESTIMABLE AND INDEFATIGABLE BROTHER*
*_MR. BABTUNDE ABIDEEN IDOWU_*

*Location---Germany*

*Job-Successful Businessman*

*Hobby--Football*

*Lifestyle---Neatness,God-Fearing,Calm,Humble,Hardworking, Religious Leader*

*Girlfriend---Adegbenro Ganiyat Aderonke*

The family of BABATUNDE are really proud to have you big brother but am most joyoto of having you as a brother🤝🏼
_I can pretty much see your face right now as you start to read this_ Probably at your desk listening to the new music obviously. I think somewhere along the way I stopped telling you how much I look up to you in almost every single way. I bet it gets old sometimes, always wearing a red cape in my eyes, as if you could never do anything wrong. But you’re human and I forget that sometimes. I need to tell you some things I’ve been meaning to tell you for a while. We both know I’m a better writer than verbalizer.
*You are a neat person to the core, a God Fearing man, A calm and humble somebody. A very hardworking Human. Religiously okay and happens to be a very good example to others for you is a religious leader. I am proud of you brother*
You’ve influenced almost every decision I’ve made, even if you don’t know it.
You probably don’t remember (because you have the memory of a goldfish) but one time you said you wanted to be a worldwide Footballer. You are now  a footballer so clear yo everyone that you have a target in life.
When I was deciding what I wanted to do with my life, your love of sports came into my mind. As someone who always liked playing sports, I never imagined a life in which I worked for a football team. But in the end I did (and loved every second of it) because I really wanted you to think I was cool. Hell I joined a fantasy school in Nigeria so we’d have even more in common. Mostly though it was so I am a very brilliant student base on intellectuality

*I’m proud of you*
I am so proud to claim you as my brother. I get a weird pride feeling when people ask me if I’m your brother. Also the person that I’ve watched you turn into, a loving brother and friend and successful professional, makes me realize and hope that anything is possible in my own life. You’re pretty awesome.

Sure you’re a good looking guy. I mean we’re cut from the same cloth and I’m pretty good looking myself so it’s bound to happen that a few of my girlfriends will make comments on your looks. I hate it. *Thanks for never dating any of my friends.* LMAO😁
*You’re stupidly funny.*
Sometimes it takes me a second to get your jokes because they’re always witty and smart. As soon as I do get them the same thought goes through my brain, “How the hell did he think of that?” When someone calls you quiet, I laugh because I know that as soon as you open up, everyone around you is going to want to hear the hilarious one liners you have. Especially the ones about mom.
You’re my hero.
One of mom’s friends one time asked me why I talked about you like you walked on water. It’s because in my mind you do. You always have. There was a time when I wondered if we were going to be the kind of siblings that just stop talking. But we talk almost every day whether in the form of cute puppy pictures or songs that we need to tell each other about. It’s the best part of my day.
*I freaking love you*.
It’s true. Every time you go to leave to travel back to our new hometown, I almost tell you but there is something holding me back. Must have something to do with my need to always look tough. But I love you so much.
My life wouldn’t be anywhere near to what it is if you didn’t exist. I’m almost scared to wonder what would have happened to me if you weren’t there helping me pave my way. So thank you for reading my articles, listening to my boy troubles and for being my big brother. I’d be so lost without you.

I pray to Almighty' Allah to make your forthcoming wedding a successful one.
May you live long to eat the fruit of your labour.

Note--This is to informing you big brother that am coming with all those Friends who have also in way or the other be a pillar of support and helping hands to me in Nigeria to celebrate your Great day with you.😁

*Love always*
_Your most Dearing Brother_
*_Mutiu Ridwan Adewale_*

*BLACK CONSCIOUSNESS*

                      ```Black Culture```
                            present

                      *BLACK FRIDAY*

Do you know who you are?
What is your name?

[Hook:]
```Sometime you wonder why?
And wonder how?
Don't be alarmed, just stay calm
Cos' even if you choose or not to find
Through all the bullshit
With no dirty shoes
Finding the truth Is not hard
To figure out your life
Take your time and let it rain on you
Blessings from mother earth are always
Always true
Take your time and meditate on you
(do you know who you are?)
(what is your name? what is your worth?)

[Verse 1:]
My child recite the words of this ancient mythology
The wisdom I disperse in this verse, no apology
Memorise to keep you from evil theology
For you that I can hear you're denied your equality
See for generations we perpetrated psychology
Divide and conquer each other, Willie Lynch policy
You cannot build each other up?
How would you build economy
How you think is how you are
Its just basic neurology
So please recite the words of this ancient mythology
The wisdom I disperse in this verse, no apology
Do you realise the Negros a hunted commodity?
Look around you nigga, observe your ecology
See they gon try to tell you it's in your biology
They gon tell you niggas ain't good at technology
That's why we have to re-write our anthropology
Until they acknowledge me nigga follow me into knowledge, gee
[Hook:]
Take your time and let it rain on you
Blessings from mother earth are always
Always true
Take your time and meditate on you
(Do you know who you are?)
(What is your name? What is your worth?)

[Verse 2:]
Yeah, tell me the value of a free born Nubian
In all his habitation death will keep pursuing him
Black is beautiful is truism or is it?
Generation raised just to ruin em, revisit
Shipped across the seas or be conquered, the options
Labour in the mind or be shackled for auction
Whatever path you take, your existence is function
Centuries later things will still be the same with caution
Blackman meditate on your pain
Hesitate in the rain
Let it wash you of the curse
And immerse in the hurt
Let your words be rebirth
Have a thirst for the truth
Find protection for youth
Niggas open your wings
Let your woman be king
Let your children be dreams
Then you find em the means
Give em reasons to smile
Maybe last for a while
As I bequeath you a better future my child
[Hook: Tay Iwar]
Take your time and let it rain on you
Blessings from mother earth are always
Always true
Take your time and meditate on you

[Interlude]
We got two major issues
An identity crisis and psychological homelessness
We hate our Africanity
Even within the Black consciousness community we are still anti-African because deep down within our subconscious; we were all conditioned by the same superstructure that made us feel that Africa wasn't anything worth claiming
Our problem is totally mental, we are a trillion dollar people. We got all the degrees we need, all the expertise but you know what we're lacking? That cultural commitment to ourselves
Until we hate racism, more than we hate eachother; nothing is going to change

[Outro: M.I Abaga & Caryn Solomon]
```It was a learning process for me to understand that the world does (hate you!?) yes
The world discriminates, the world is full of prejudice and bigotry and racism and hatred, it's real. I completely agree with you and that's the sorta explicit world against you, there's a more insidious world against you which I think is to do with socialisation process. The expectation of men to be the strong one is a hell of an expectation, it's actually terrible; because what do you do with all the real human vulnerability? and then it goes back to what we started off talking about, you have to become the superhero. The big muscle man and you aren't, you're just a person. Some of you are strong and some of you are weak, you're just a person and a full person has all the vulnerability in the world. We need men's liberation, to liberate men from the shackles of having to be a warrior and perfect and a soldier and a killer and a big strong muscle man; to just be a person```


Featuring
Tay Iwar
Produced By
Tay Iwar
Written By
M.I Abaga & Tay Iwar



```Join BLACK CULTURE next week as we continue to explore our Africanity from an African perspective,``` *Be Black, THINK AFRICA*

#Revolutionary

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
A woman and a man were involved in car accident.

It was a  bad one, caused by the woman's reckless driving.

Both of their cars were badly damaged but amazingly neither of them was hurt.

After they crawled out of ... cars, the woman says;

“So, you're a man. That's interesting. I'm a woman.

Wow, just look at our cars! There's nothing left, but fortunately we are unhurt.

This must be a sign from God that we should meet and be friends and live together in peace for the rest of our days."

The man replied," I agree with you completely. This must be a sign from God!

The woman continued, "And look at this, here's another miracle.

My car is completely damaged, but this bottle of wine didn't break.

Surely God wants us to drink this wine and celebrate our good fortune."

Then she handed the bottle over to the man.
The man nodded his head in agreement, opens it, drinks half the bottle and then handed it back to the woman.

The woman takes the bottle, immediately puts the cap back on, and handed it back to the man.

The man asks, "Aren't you having any?"

She replies, "Nah. I think I'll just wait for the police to come and collect their evidence."
(drunk driver's offence)

Adam ate the apple again !

😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀

Men will NEVER learn !

Women will Never change!!!

😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀

Don't laugh alone. Kindly share and put a smile on someone else's face. 

#Revolutionary

Some Foolish super rich Nigerians using our Money to Order pizza from London.

Super-rich Nigerians are ordering pizza from London and having it delivered by British Airways, government minister claims

Early in 1994, I had gone to visit the poet Gabriel Okara in Port Harcourt. He lived then in the Rumuibekwe Estate, and was under the loving care of his daughter. I spent a long day chatting and drinking tea. What struck me was the poet’s mental acuity. His memory was sharp as razor. His surroundings were Spartan, almost depressingly so, but it had one, very well preserved Piano, and Okara did tell me quite a bit about his love of the Piano as a musical instrument which he played when he was much younger. I regret that I did not get him to play a snatch for me. But the utter simplicity of the man was charming. He was an elegant bohemian, and this was one aspect that was always missing in the descriptions of him in writings about him. Nonetheless, that rude angle of his famous “newsboy’s cap” which he’d made famous wearing over a great tuft of white hair, did speak in a fashion about his predilection.

   Gabriel Okara

Akwa Ibom State Police Command has arrested 10 persons alleged to be involved in the burning of 11 buses close to the office of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) office in Obot Akara Local Government Area of the state.

The Police Public Relations Officer, Odiko Mcdon, paraded the suspects on Tuesday on behalf of the Commissioner of Police, Bashiru Makama, at the police headquarters in Uyo, the state capital.
He said the suspects committed the offence on Friday, hours before INEC announced the postponement of the general elections.
The command’s spokesman disclosed that weapons recovered from the suspects included two locally-made shotguns, 25 live cartridges, substances suspected to be Indian hemp, two machetes, and charms among others.

According to him, the suspects will be transferred to the Force Criminal Investigation Department for further investigation.
Mcdon urged politicians to abide by the rules and advise their supporters to conduct themselves peacefully during the elections.
He also revealed that the police seized 179 Permanent Voter Cards (PVC) and 27 temporary voter cards in two different operations.
The command’s spokesman added that 41 people claiming to be elections observers with no proof of their claim were arrested by the police.
He denied reports that 400 political thugs were arrested in the state, noting that only 20 persons were arrested, and they had not yet been linked to any political party.
Mcdon said the police in the state were non-partisan and would act professionally at all times, as well as remain neutral and committed to free, fair and credible elections in line with international best practice.
He called on political stakeholders in the state to play the game according to the rules.

Source: Channels TV

A woman and her daughter have been nabbed by the police for reportedly stealing a four-year-old girl in Anambra.

the suspects nabbed with a stolen child

the little girl who was stolen

A former staff of the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board has landed in serious trouble over N10 million fraud.

Mr Kola Al-Amin

A Nigerian soldier has reportedly gotten killed just about three months after he got married to his wife.

An employer has reportedly gotten himself into very serious trouble after he allegedly deceived his salesgirl with a marriage promise and seized her N840,000 salary.

Karl Lagerfeld

Haute-couture designer Karl Lagerfeld has died at the age of 85, French media reported on Tuesday.
Lagerfeld was artistic director at Chanel. A spokesman for Chanel was not immediately available for comment.
From his perch at Chanel, the German-born designer presided over the most famous of all fashion houses like the 18th-century absolute monarchs he modelled himself on.
With his powdered white pony tail, black sunglasses, and starched high-collared white shirts, he was as instantly recognisable as his celebrity clients.
While other designers came to be associated with a particular look, Lagerfeld’s greatest invention was “Karl”.
He put himself at the heart not just of his own label, but also of Chanel and Fendi — the Italian house he headed for more than half a century.
Such staggering stamina and longevity in a world as ephemeral as fashion, where talents regularly crash and burn, added to the mystery this steely survivor loved to wrap himself in.
His waspish wit — “Anyone who wears jogging pants has lost control of their life” — added another layer of fascination and ensured he hogged the headlines even when his clothes did not.



A renovator rather than a revolutionary, his genius was for subtly, or sometimes not so subtly, updating classic luxury labels with street style influences.
His streetwise smarts sent Chanel sales surging to $10 billion in 2017 even as Lagerfeld entered the second half of his eighties.
“Karl doesn’t so much design as reign,” one fashion insider remarked.
Lagerfeld was never in any doubt that he was born to lead, confessing he had asked his Prussian mother for a valet for his fifth birthday.
His origins, however, were not quite as aristocratic as he may have liked.

 Rivalry with Saint Laurent 

His father ran an evaporated milk company in the northern port city of Hamburg, and although the family were comfortable, he was far from the precocious artist prince of later lore who lived in a castle with a retinue of servants.
Like his age, from which he shaved up to five years at times, much about the Lagerfeld legend is hazy.
In 1952, his mother packed him off to Paris to complete his education, saying he could do whatever he wanted as long as he did not become a priest or a dancer.
Two years later he shared the prestigious Woolmark design prize with Yves Saint Laurent.
It was the beginning of a friendship that would later turn to romantic and professional rivalry, with Lagerfeld once dismissing the great designer as “very provincial, very middle-of-the-road French, very pied-noir”.
From the start, the fast-talking, lisping Lagerfeld honed his reputation as a brilliant provocateur who could play to the gallery in four languages.
He designed the shortest skirts ever seen on the Paris catwalk in 1962 for Jean Patou and later, during the hippie years, sent a model out wearing nothing but a feather in her pubic hair.
Having pushed Fendi into the big league, he was brought in to save Chanel in 1983 when only its celebrated range of perfumes was making money.
And revive it he did.
He took its trademark quilted handbags, tweeds, and cardigan jackets and exaggerated them into something more gaudy and refined at the same time, while still true to the spirit of the brand’s founder Gabrielle “Coco” Chanel.
Along the way, Lagerfeld helped create the “supermodel”, elevating the likes of Ines de la Fressange, Claudia Schiffer, Linda Evangelista, and Stella Tennant into household names.
He even helped popularise the yellow hi-vis vest by posing in one for an official French safety campaign — “It’s ugly, it goes with nothing, but it could save your life” — only for it to become the uniform of recent anti-government protests.

 ‘Cultural bulimic’ 

But as fast as he made money, Lagerfeld spent it, throwing millions “out of the window”, as he described it, for art, furniture, and homes in which to display his treasures.
He once described himself as a “cultural bulimic”.
Despite being at the centre of fashion’s social whirl, Lagerfeld was always a solitary figure. His only long-standing relationship was with the philandering French aristocrat Jacques de Bascher, who cheated on him with Saint Laurent.
“Karl’s multilingual loquacity and his constant sociability belie a solitary nature and a visceral isolation from others,” his biographer Alicia Drake wrote.
After de Bascher died of an AIDS-related illness in 1989, Lagerfeld, who said repeatedly that “I have no human feelings”, piled on the pounds and lavished gifts on several young men with whom he became infatuated, she said.
But he later lost all the weight and more — 92 pounds (42 kilos), he said — so he could “squeeze into Hedi Slimane’s suits”, and wrote a bestselling diet book.
As the years went by, Lagerfeld assembled his own alternative jet-set “family” comprised of his male and female muses including US model Brad Kroenig, whose son Hudson — Lagerfeld’s godson — became a fixture of the Chanel catwalk.
“I have a sister in America who I haven’t seen for 40 years. Her children never even send me a Christmas card,” Lagerfeld complained.
Despite the company of his fashion family and the small coterie of male models known as “Karl’s Boys” who often accompanied him, Drake argued that Lagerfeld “is alone in a crowd. At the centre of this solitary soul is a denial of intimacy,” she added.
It was an insight that Lagerfeld himself seemed to confirm when he said, “I live in a set, with the curtains of the stage closed with no audience.
“I am like a caricature of myself. It is like a mask. For me the Venice carnival lasts all year long.”
“I have nothing to say,”  the designer declared in December 2018, scotching rumours he was writing his memoirs.
“I’m actually trying to make sure that I won’t be remembered.”
AFP

Some hoodlums have reportedly disrupted the disbursement of the TraderMoni loan in Abeokuta, Ogun state.

Traders receiving trader moni loans

‘Trader Moni’ is a Federal Government intervention programme for petty traders under the Government Enterprise and Empowerment Programme

33-year-old mother of one, Anita Joseph has been sharing a lot of lewd content on social media in a desperate quest to be relevant.

Anita Joseph

This young man who is reportedly educated is practising the African traditional religion in style.