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Confirming the breakup, Jarvis stressed that it was necessary and not rooted in hostility. “Peller is a sweet guy, I do not even want it to end but it has happened. The solution is ‘Let’s put our heads together to work on him to be better. Not space of we not talking, it is space of this relationship thing, it is over for now,” she said. She also appealed to fans to stop spreading harmful narratives and instead offer support and encouragement. Jarvis noted that the online backlash had worsened the emotional strain surrounding the situation. Emphasizing gratitude that no life was lost, Jarvis said her main concern is the well-being of both herself and Peller. “All you people should be saying is thank God for life. Thank God for Peller. Thank God nothing happened to him. I love him, but for now we need to be okay,” she said, noting that breakups can sometimes be necessary for healing and clarity. The crash occurred during Peller’s livestream titled “RIP Peller,” where he appeared emotionally distressed and made alarming statements before losing control of his Mercedes-Benz. Bystanders helped him, and he was taken to hospital for treatment.

“It’s Over For Now” — Tiktoker Jarvis Confirms Breakup With Peller. TikTok star Jarvis, born Elizabeth Amadou, has confirmed that she has ended her relationship with influencer Peller, also known as Hamzat Habeeb. She announced the split during a live video on Tuesday, following widespread reactions to Peller’s hospitalisation after a car cr@sh on the Lekki-Epe Expressway in Lagos during a livestream. Addressing comments about the accident and their relationship, Jarvis urged the public to stop mocking Peller, describing the ridicule on social media as aggravating an already painful situation. She explained that Peller’s struggle is with emotional control, not ill intent. “Yes, he cannot control his emotions. He cannot control. That’s the problem. I can control mine, but he can’t control his. We need to join hands together to help him,” she said.

The protest raised security concerns among members of the public, especially given Ta’awunu Muslimeen’s history of organising similar demonstrations in support of Palestine, including one held in 2018. The group describes itself as committed to Islamic teachings and advocacy for Muslim causes globally. During the march in Iwo, participants were seen pledging allegiance to the Qur’an and Sunnah. However, some actions captured in the video, particularly coordinated arm gestures, drew criticism, with observers likening them to Nazi-style salutes. Concerns were further heightened by the presence of children chanting intense religious slogans, a development that has unsettled many Nigerians amid the country’s ongoing struggles with security and religious extremism.

DSS Arrests Osun-Based Islamic Leader Sheikh Daood Imran Molaasan Over Pro-Palestine Protest. The Department of State Services has arrested an Osun State–based Islamic cleric, Sheikh Daood Imran Molaasan, following a pro-Palestine protest held in the state, according to Western Post. Sheikh Molaasan, who leads the Islamic group Ta’awunu Muslimeen, was taken into custody after a video surfaced online showing him and his followers calling for the liberation of Palestine, which is under Israeli occupation. The footage, which featured members of the group waving Palestinian flags, quickly went viral and triggered widespread debate on social media.

The protest raised security concerns among members of the public, especially given Ta’awunu Muslimeen’s history of organising similar demonstrations in support of Palestine, including one held in 2018. The group describes itself as committed to Islamic teachings and advocacy for Muslim causes globally. During the march in Iwo, participants were seen pledging allegiance to the Qur’an and Sunnah. However, some actions captured in the video, particularly coordinated arm gestures, drew criticism, with observers likening them to Nazi-style salutes. Concerns were further heightened by the presence of children chanting intense religious slogans, a development that has unsettled many Nigerians amid the country’s ongoing struggles with security and religious extremism.

DSS Arrests Osun-Based Islamic Leader Sheikh Daood Imran Molaasan Over Pro-Palestine Protest. The Department of State Services has arrested an Osun State–based Islamic cleric, Sheikh Daood Imran Molaasan, following a pro-Palestine protest held in the state, according to Western Post. Sheikh Molaasan, who leads the Islamic group Ta’awunu Muslimeen, was taken into custody after a video surfaced online showing him and his followers calling for the liberation of Palestine, which is under Israeli occupation. The footage, which featured members of the group waving Palestinian flags, quickly went viral and triggered widespread debate on social media.

“Cheating Is Not A Dealbreaker For Me; I Even Created A Prayer Group,”Wives Of Entertainers”,To Pray For Our Husbands” — Toyosi, Daniel Etim Effiong’s Wife Reveals Toyosi Etim‑Effiong, wife of Nollywood actor Daniel Etim‑Effiong, recently shared her thoughts on marriage and infidelity during the Toke Moments podcast. She revealed, “Cheating is not a dealbreaker for me. I even created a prayer group, Wives of Entertainers Prayer Group, to pray for our husbands so that Jezebels will not carry them.” Toyosi explained that rather than ending a marriage over infidelity, she focuses on faith and spiritual support to protect her relationship. She also reflected on the importance of love, commitment, and resilience, stressing that sustaining a marriage requires understanding and intentional communication. Her candid comments have sparked online discussions about how couples navigate infidelity, forgiveness, and the role of faith in long-term relationships, highlighting her unique approach to marital challenges.

Lawyer Reveals Shocking Reason Behind Woman’s Decision to End Marriage.

Niger State Governor, Mohammed Umaru Bagom, S@cks 30 Special Advisers. The Niger State Governor, Mohammed Umaru Bagom, has dismissed 30 special advisers as part of a governance restructuring exercise. According to Bologi Ibrahim, the governor’s Chief Press Secretary, the decision was announced during Bagom’s first council meeting with his newly sworn-in commissioners at the Government House, Minna. The move aims to reshuffle and reposition the aides’ portfolios to enhance efficiency and effectiveness under the governor’s New Niger agenda. Bologi noted that the governor expressed gratitude to the affected aides for their dedication and contributions to his administration, wishing them success in their future endeavors.

Doyle appeared emotional as victim impact statements were read. His lawyer, Simon Csoka KC, said: “He’s remorseful, ashamed and deeply sorry for all those who have suffered. He accepts full responsibility and expects no sympathy.” Daniel Barr, who intervened to stop Doyle from driving further into the crowd, was praised for his bravery. He received a High Sheriff’s Award for Bravery and a £250 monetary reward. Liverpool FC released a statement reminding supporters that a range of free mental health resources is available to anyone affected by the incident. This remains a developing story, and updates will follow as more information becomes available.

Court Jails Liverpool Parade Attacker, Paul Doyle, For 21 Years Over Planned Cr@sh. Paul Doyle has been sentenced to 21 years and six months in prison for deliberately driving into crowds during Liverpool FC’s Premier League title parade, inj¥ring 134 people aged between six months and 77 years. The 54-year-old father of three, from West Derby, admitted in November to 31 offences involving 29 victims. The charges included dang+rous driving, 17 counts of attempting to cause grievous bodily harm (GBH) with intent, nine counts of causing GBH with intent, and three counts of wo¥nding with intent. Judge Andrew Menary KC told Liverpool Crown Court that Doyle’s actions amounted to a “rampage” lasting just two minutes, during which he used his grey Ford Galaxy as a “we@pon,” “driving over limbs and crushing prams,” leaving “scenes of devastation.” Dashcam footage shown in court captured Doyle swearing at fans, though he was sober at the time.

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Dangote claims Farouk spent over $7 million on the education of his four children in Switzerland over six years without lawful income to justify the expenditure. He provided the names of the children, their schools, and the amounts paid to support his allegations. The petition further accuses Farouk of diverting public funds for personal gain, contributing to recent public outcry and protests. According to Dangote, Farouk’s total earnings in the public sector cannot account for the $7 million allegedly used for his children’s education. The petition cites sections of the ICPC Act, noting that ab¥se of office, emb£zzlement, and corr¥pt enrichment are punishable by up to five years’ imprisonment without an option of fine. Dangote emphasized that the ICPC is well-positioned to investigate and prosecute financial crimes and urged the commission to act decisively to uphold justice and protect the integrity of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration. He also pledged to provide evidence in support of his claims against Farouk Ahmed.

Dangote Files Petition Against NMDPRA MD Farouk Ahmed To ICPC Over Alleged Corr¥ption And Financial Misconduct. Aliko Dangote, Chairman of the Dangote Group, has filed a formal petition with the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) against Ahmed Farouk, Managing Director of the Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority (NMDPRA), alleging corr¥ption and financial misconduct. Submitted on December 16 through his lawyer, James Onoja, SAN, the petition requests the arrest, investigation, and prosecution of Farouk for allegedly living beyond his means as a public official. The petition was received by ICPC Chairman Dr. Musa Adamu Aliyu, SAN.

Sen. Ned Nwoko Responds to Regina Daniel’s Claim of Being Separated from Her Children.

Odumodu Blvck Sparks Debate, As He Raises The Bar on Choice of Currency for Money Bouquets.

Represented by his deputy, Dr Amos Kupan, he stressed that education transforms lives and prepares inmates for lawful livelihoods after release. The Controller of Corrections, FCT Command, Christopher Jen, urged the graduates to use their certificates positively and remain good ambassadors. Representing NOUN, Dr Francis Enobore described the initiative as a pathway of hope enabled by open and distance learning. Speaking for the graduates, Abba Kyari expressed gratitude, saying the opportunity restored their sense of purpose and ensured their time in custody was not wasted.

NOUN Awards Degrees To Six Inmates At Kuje Custodial Centre. The National Open University of Nigeria has conferred degree certificates on six inmates of the Medium Security Custodial Centre, Kuje, Abuja, reinforcing the role of education in rehabilitation. The Controller-General of the Nigeria Correctional Service, Sylvester Nwakuche, commended the inmates for their determination, noting that they completed various NOUN programmes while in custody. According to a statement by the Service’s Public Relations Officer, Samson Duza, the graduates earned two master’s degrees and four bachelor’s degrees in fields including peace studies and conflict resolution, political science, criminology, and security studies. Nwakuche said the development reflects NOUN’s commitment to inclusive education and the Correctional Service’s focus on rehabilitation and reintegration.