Singer Usher celebrates his son Usher Raymond V with lovely words as he turns 11

R&B singer, Usher, is celebrating his son Usher Raymond V, who turned 11 today, November 27, 2018.

Usher who welcomed Usher V with his ex-partner Tameka Foster in 2007, shared a throwback of himself cradling his son and wrote:

I can remember when I turned 11 (forever ago) it was the beginning of me understanding that I had began to grow up and that I needed to care about somethin’.... Bad breath, hygiene, the use of deodorant, a career, other people, how I treated them, and what mattered...at least to me.

Dencia drags footballer Leon Balogun and his parents after he encouraged blacks to love their skin and stay away from her cream

Dencia has launched an attack on German-Nigerian footballer Leon Balogun after he condemned her skin lightening cream and spoke against false beauty ideals.

Leon advised people to love their melanin and wear their skin like a crown. He went on to ask them not to support Blac Chyna and Dencia's Whitenicious face cream.

In response, Dencia dragged Leon's parents and also his career. She even went as far as dragging all athletes and calling them slaves who are sold to the highest bidder.

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Dele Momodu, Ben Bruce, others react to viral video of Boko Haram killing Nigerian soldiers

Nigerians on social media continue to discuss the recent massacre of Nigerian soldiers in Borno State by Boko Haram terrorists.

The Nigerian Army while addressing the incident a few hours ago said, 'it is important for the public to note that the NA has laid down procedures for reporting incidents that involve its personnel who fall casualty in action. Out of respect for the families of our gallant troops, the NOKs are first notified before any form of public information so as to avoid exacerbating the grief family members would bear, were they to discover such from unofficial sources'.

'They will be remembered for nothing' - Pastor Enenche slams Daddy Freeze and others criticizing him for building the world's largest church auditorium

After the dedication of his 100,000 capacity church 'Glory Dome' in Abuja over the weekend, Paul Idoko Enenche, the founder and senior pastor of the Dunamis International Gospel Centre headquartered in Abuja has cursed out those speaking against him, particularly Daddy Freeze.

In his words, 'I heard some very highly irrelevant, insignificant, infinitesimal, microscopic piece of materials that are only relevant for census purposes, who only hang on the internet to talk againt people. They have not achieved anything and will never achieve anything for life, would be remembered for nothing'.

24-year-old man sentenced to death by hanging for beating his 65-year-old mother to death in Plateau

Justice Daniel Longji of the Plateau state High Court in Jos, has sentenced a 24-year-old man, Godwin Banchir, to death by hanging, for beating his 65-years-old mother to death just because she failed to respond to his greetings.

Bachir was first arraigned on June 6th 2016 and charged with culpable homicide, contrary to Section 221 of the Penal Code punishable with death upon conviction. He is was said to have committed the crime on Jan. 21st 2016, when he used a stick to beat his mother to death.

'We need factories not temples, God doesn’t live in temples' - Daddy Freeze replies Pastor Enenche

Daddy Freeze has responded to Pastor Idoko Enenche who called him a 'very highly irrelevant, insignificant, infinitesimal, microscopic piece of material'.  (Read HERE)

Daddy Freeze had called out the pastor after the dedication of his 100,000 capacity church 'Glory Dome' in Abuja over the weekend, ,

And now he stands on his words, saying, 'defending the largest temple in the world, located in the poverty capital of the world, without a single scripture, instead with insults, sentiments and emotions. Walmart pays 2 million salaries a month, while Volkswagen pays 550,000 salaries. We need factories not temples, God doesn’t live in temples! I’m sure it is us this one is insulting like this'.

South Africa increases its minimum wage to N126,480

As the Federal government continues to debate whether or not to increase the miniumum wage from N18, 000 to N30, 000, the South African government has gone ahead to increase that of it's civil servants from N97, 495 to N126,480 per month.

South African President, Cyril Ramaphosa, who signed the new minimum wage into law yesterday November 26th, said the new wage would take effect from January 1st 2019 and would benefit about six million workers that currently earn R3,700 (N97,495).