In the video, Korra Obidi appeared shocked after her daughter, Athena, referred to her father as a “bad person.”

Korra questioned her daughter, asking if she had ever told her that her father was a bad person and why she would say such a thing. She then prayed over her daughter, saying, “I cover you in the blood of Jesus.”

An internet personality, Oyemkke, has cautioned Nigerians against demanding that South African singer Tyla cancel her planned performance in Nigeria, warning that such a move could have consequences for Nigerians living and doing business in South Africa.

The comment comes amid an ongoing debate over whether Nigerians should boycott Tyla’s proposed show following criticism of her alleged silence during xenophobic attacks against Nigerians and other foreigners in South Africa.

According to him, Nigerians who disagree with Tyla can send a message by refusing to buy tickets or attend her show rather than calling for her to be stopped from entering Nigeria.

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A young Nigerian woman, Stella Okeme, has cried out for help, alleging that she has been subjected to mistreatment and intimidation by her husband.

In a video shared online, Stella said her husband treated her well before their traditional marriage last year but allegedly changed after they got married.

She claimed that she has been bullied and physically abused and said she now wants to leave the marriage but has nowhere to go.

Stella, who has a young daughter, appealed to Nigerians to help her find a safe place to stay, saying she has no one to turn to.

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A Shari’ah court judge, Mohammed Muktar, narrowly escaped de@th or possible abduction after suspected bandits invaded a courtroom in Gwarjo village, Matazu Local Government Area of Katsina State on Wednesday, July 29, firing sporadically and demanding to know his whereabouts.

According to reports, the gunmen entered the courtroom while shooting indiscriminately and repeatedly asked where Judge Mohammed Muktar was.

However, the judge reportedly spotted the approaching attackers from a distance and acted swiftly, escaping through a window just moments before the armed men reached the courtroom.

Daily Trust reports that a resident who witnessed the incident said the judge’s quick thinking saved his life.

“The bandits entered the courtroom, shooting indiscriminately and repeatedly asking where the judge was. Fortunately, he had already escaped through the window, and a commercial motorcyclist helped him flee before they arrived” the resident said

The source added that after discovering the judge had escaped, the attackers became enraged and issued chilling threats, warning that they would k!ll him if he ever returned to preside over court proceedings in the community.

The state police command is yet to react to this development.

A barber in Umuahia, Abia State, has been arrested after being accused of using the hair of his customers for rituals.

The man, identified only as Emeka, was nabbed after a clay pot stuffed with shaved human hair was allegedly found inside his one-room apartment in Umuahia.

The discovery was made on Tuesday, July 28, after the barber's neighbour, Mr. Johnson Ikenga, lodged a report to the police complaining that Emeka was threatening him.

A search was reportedly conducted by policemen in the suspect’s house during the arrest, which led to the discovery of the pot filled with human hair and other fetish items.

When interrogated, the barber confessed that the pot belonged to him, but could not explain what he used the items for, or where he sourced the hairs.

The suspect was taken away by police officers from Central Police Station, Umuahia.