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How Cristiano Ronaldo cancelled our planned dinner after team’s defeat – Davido

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How Cristiano Ronaldo cancelled our planned dinner after team’s defeat – Davido

Afrobeats sensation Davido has recounted his experience with football legend Cristiano Ronaldo, revealing how a planned dinner between them was abruptly cancelled.

Sharing the story on X, Davido said Ronaldo had invited him to watch a match at Old Trafford. However, after the team suffered a loss, the footballer called off their dinner plans.

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Davido blamed Manchester United defender Harry Maguire for the defeat, saying he still hasn’t forgiven him for ruining the evening.

He singer wrote: “Football ehn fit give person BP… I remember when CR7 personally invite me come watch match for Old Trafford then a couple of years ago … He don book dinner all! Party chillin etc …. Nah so dem go lose match, bab vex go house. Since that day I still never forgive Maguire.”

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At least 10 killed in Israel and 128 in Iran after strikes, authorities say

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At least 10 killed in Israel and 128 in Iran after strikes, authorities say

Israel and Iran launched a new wave of attacks at each other over Saturday night, hitting homes in Israel and dozens of targets in Tehran, officials said.

In Israel, 10 people, including two children, were killed and more than 100 injured during a second night of Iranian strikes, according to Israeli authorities.

Iranian media, quoting the health ministry, said 128 Iranians had been killed and around 900 injured by Israeli strikes as of midday on Saturday.

Iran and Israel have continued to exchange strikes since Israel launched an attack on Iranian nuclear infrastructure and other targets on Friday.

BBC journalists are unable to report from inside Iran due to restrictions by Iran’s government, making it difficult to assess the damage caused by Israel’s offensive.

In Israel, the latest wave of Iranian strikes hit homes in northern and central Israel.

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A 10-storey block of flats in Bat Yam was struck in the early hours, killing six people, including a 10-year-old-boy and a eight-year-old girl. Others were trapped underneath rubble.

Four people were also killed in Iranian attacks on the northern Arab town of Tamra, according to emergency services and the local hospital.

Rescue paramedic Ori Lazarovich, who was working at the scene in Bat Yam, told BBC News: “We started triaging people, while the building was still on fire on one side.

“Some were crying and some were holding their family members, I saw fear in their eyes.”

“People came out all grey, covered in soot and ash and debris and suffering from smoke inhalation,” he added.

A woman who lived in a building next to the blast zone in Bat Yam sat surrounded by suitcases.

“We’ve been here 24 years and now we have to start over. I’m holding myself back from crying,” she told the BBC.

Visiting the scene of the attack, Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Iran would pay a “very heavy price” for “the premeditated murder of civilians, women and children”.

Meanwhile in Iran, Tehran’s oil ministry said the Shahran oil depot in the capital was hit by Israeli strikes overnight.

Israel’s military said fighter jets struck more than 80 targets in Tehran overnight, including the Iranian Ministry of Defense and “additional targets where the Iranian regime hid the nuclear archive”.

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) issued a warning on social media to the Iranian people, telling them to stay away from all weapons manufacturing facilities.

Writing in Farsi, IDF spokesman Avichay Adraee said: “For your own safety, we ask you to evacuate these facilities immediately and not to return until further notice.”

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi said his country had the right to defend itself from aggression – and that Israel must stop its attacks.

But the Iranian former crown prince Reza Pahlavi – the son of Iran’s former Shah who was overthrown in the country’s 1979 Islamic revolution – has told the BBC people who oppose the country’s government have been “re-energised” by Israel’s attacks, which killed senior Iranian military leaders.

“The ultimate solution is regime change, and now we have an opportunity because this regime is at its weakest point,” he said, speaking from exile on the Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg show.

 

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Toyin Abraham: Why I needed my husband’s permission for a role

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Toyin Abraham: Why I needed my husband’s permission for a role

Nollywood actress and filmmaker Toyin Abraham has opened up on how she needed her husband’s permission for a movie role.

In an interview with PulseNG on Friday, Toyin revealed that Niyi Akinmolayan, the producer for the movie ‘Elevator baby’, had to ask her husband for permission.

The actress stated that she was perfect for the role because she was seven months pregnant with her son at that time.

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“I was pregnant with Ireoluwa, and Ire will be 6 in August, when we shot this movie. When I got pregnant, I didn’t want people to know. So, I got a call from Mr Niyi and he said there is a scene that I would do and they would do make-up for me as a pregnant woman. It is actually not my movie, it is Antar Hills, and I am like ‘Did you know I am pregnant?’, and I was like 7 months,” she said.

She also stared that her husband agreed to her playing the role and also showed his support by being present on set.

“I told him he had to ask my husband if he would agree. He came to the house and spoke to my husband, and he agreed. My husband was on set, and two nurses were on set. It was a crázy shoot but I enjoyed myself,” she said.

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I didn’t collect car from MC Oluomo — Actress Aisha Lawal

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I didn’t collect car from MC Oluomo — Actress Aisha Lawal

Nollywood actress and entrepreneur Aisha Lawal has denied claims that she received a Venza car from MC Oluomo, the Chairman of the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW).

The allegation was made by NURTW chieftain Baba Bistijabah, who claimed in a video that MC Oluomo collected a Venza from him and gave it to the actress.

Reacting during an interview on Talk to B Show, Aisha described the claim as false and baseless.

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“I did not collect any car from him. I have never even driven a Venza in my life,” she said.

The actress, who also runs multiple businesses, clarified that her financial success didn’t come from handouts.

“COVID-19 period was my turning point. During COVID, I made N10 million in a week,” she revealed.

While expressing respect for MC Oluomo, she insisted that attaching her name to the allegation was disrespectful.

“Common, you have to add some respect to my name because I suffered before I made money,” she added.

Aisha Lawal further stated that she currently drives a Lexus GX 460, not a Venza, and urged the public to avoid spreading unfounded stories.

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