Hilarious reactions trail new reality show 'Okota Connect' coming soon on LITV (Watch trailer)

A new reality show called 'Okota Connect' will soon begin showing exclusively on LITV and social media users are thrilled with the announcement and the trailer of the show.

The show is centered around the lives of 4 young hustling guys and a girl who all live in the Okota area of Lagos. There's a singer, a model, an unemployed graduate, a photographer, and a hair technician.

In this show, we see how they navigate through life, hoping to beat the odds as they seek success.

It's a must watch! Coming soon on lindaikeji.tv.

Okota Connect is produced by @clempagestv and executive producer is yours truly!

Download the lindaikejitv App on Playstore or Appstore or lindaikeji.tv on the web.

Watch the trailer and see social media reactions below.

 

New shows coming on lindaikeji.tv. This is a reality show called 'Okota Connect', centered around the lives of 4 young hustling guys and a girl who all live in the Okota area of Lagos. There's a singer, a model, an unemployed graduate, a photographer, and a hair technician and in this show, we see how they navigate through life, hoping to beat the odds as they seek for success. It's a must watch! Coming soon on lindaikeji.tv. . Produced by @clempagestv and executive producer is yours truly! ?. . Download the lindaikejitv App on Playstore or Appstore or lindaikeji.tv on the web.

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Fire destroys Baga fish market in Maiduguri

On Sunday night, a raging fire at the popular Baga Fish Market in Maiduguri destroyed dozens of shops, fish stock and other property. Malam Muhammad Labo, a trader in the Market, told NAN that the fire, started at about 10.30 p.m., suggesting that it was caused by electrical fault.

“We locked our shops and went home; later, we received the shocking news that the market was on fire. Most of the shops at the main fish market were burnt to ashes; we are still trying to put out the fire” he said.

Labo, however, said that the quick intervention of the fire service personnel helped contain the fire from spreading to other parts of the market.  Ambursa Pindar, the Public Relations Officer (PRO), Borno State Fire Service, confirmed the incident and said that four fire-fighting trucks were deployed to the market.  

Pindar said that the service responded promptly to fire calls at the market and appealed for calm, adding that the fire was under control. He further said that the service would investigate the cause of the fire.

Here is Billionaire son Paddy Adenuga's advice to men dating girls who misbehave

As he shared on his Twitter handle.

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Angry soldiers ground Maiduguri airport, shoot indiscriminately as they protest an unwanted transfer

There was pandemonium at the Maiduguri international airport in Borno state last night as angry soldiers shot indiscriminately into the air to protest their deployment from the state capital to another local government.

The Cable reports that the aggrieved soldiers had initially been informed of their tansfer. A soon as they got to the airport and were about to board aircraft that would take them to their new posting in Marte local government area, they gathered, refused to board the flight and then began shooting.

According to the soldiers, they are meant to be sent back home and not to a new posting after spending four years on a special task in the Boko Haram hotbed.

An officer who witnessed the incident said superior officers, including Bulami Biu, general officer commander (GOC) of 7 division, were asked to stay off the airport or risk being shot.

“The second batch of pilgrims going for hajj from Borno boarded their flight amid the commotion. The special forces are ready for trouble. They are really angry. The superiors were asked to stay off or be killed.”the source said

The Nigerian Army is yet to issue a statement on the incident. Disobedience/mutiny is a punishable offence in the Army and could attract a heavy penalty such as death sentence.

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PDP candidate wins late husband's seat in Cross River's state by-election

PDP candidate Abbey Ukpukpen, widow of a member of the Cross River House of Assembly, Stephen Ukpukpen, has taken over her husband's seat, following her victory at the Obudu Constituency by-election, held in the state yesterday, Saturday August 11th.

Her husband, Stephen Ukpukpen's seat was declared vacant after he slumped and died while jogging in the state in May 2018.

Abbey Ukpukpen, who contested under the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), scored 12,712 votes to beat Ishamali Bendel of the All Progressives Congress (APC), who had 4,345 votes.

The Returning Officer for the Obudu Constituency by-election, Tony Eyang, announced the result today Sunday August 12th.

ideo: Annie Idibia whines her waist seductively for 2baba as they party together

A couple in love! Watch the video below.

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