Lee Ryan is sticking to his guns after claiming the devil controls the UK government in a confusing social media post
The Blue singer shared an image on Instagram of a hand being injected by a hand wearing a latex glove, and an X-ray of a hand with a microchip inside.
The 36-year-old added the caption: ‘This is the mark of the beast – 666 – this will be the next step of governments world wide.
‘Sorry to post this s**t but it’s true. I just wanna spread the word so people know the truth of what’s coming…’
He went on to share a quote that claimed the human race is ‘being indoctrinated to be dependent and subservient to the system’.
The Celebrity Big Brother star had previously shared a post about 5G mobile networks, which conspiracy theorists believe is connected to the coronavirus pandemic.
He reiterated his point on his Instagram Stories, writing; ‘5g…that’s all I’m saying (sic).’
Lee explained that he is standing by his earlier posts and posted a screengrab of news stories about what he said.
‘Funny how they don’t mention 5g…and I’m not going to apologise for my religious beliefs…. god bless you all – amen,’ he wrote.
Nigerian veteran singer, Salawa Abeni has raised an alarm after being blackmailed with her old “nude photos”.
Salawa who shared screenshots of her chats with the blackmailer, revealed that the man who identified himself as Jason and a resident of Osun state is threatening to tarnish her image and destroy her career of over 45 years.
She wrote as she shared the “nude photos” in which she suffered a nip-slip;
Good morning my Family, friends and Fans. I have something very important to tell you and I will really appreciate your audience. I am very disappointed that someone somewhere will try to tarnish my image and threaten to destroy my career of over 45 years. This morning, I received messages from somebody threatening to expose very old pictures of me and in the process, blackmailing me for money.
These could’ve been pictures of me in the hospital or even with my partner, but is this what has become of us?? I plead with everybody out there to be very careful as our current situation has made people very desperate. I am almost 60 years old, I have worked very hard and made a name for myself for somebody to believe that they can threaten and trample on my feelings, this is very sad.
So I have decided to share the messages and pictures sent by this person with everyone for you all to see! Thank you and God bless you! For you the blackmailer, I refuse to be bullied by you as I’m sure that I’m old enough to be your MOTHER!!
A Nigerian doctor identified as Apostle Caleb Anya, has died of Coronavirus in the United States.
The deceased who has been working hard to give treatment to those infected with the virus, died 5 days after he was admitted in a New York hospital for contracting for the virus.
Nigerian doctor dies from Coronavirus in US, to be cremated
Apostle Caleb who is from Ohafia in Abia state, will be cremated in line with the directive for for management of Coronavirus patients. He has been described as a “hero” by his close relatives.
Kourtney Kardashian appears to have revealed that she’s quit Keeping Up with the Kardashians, after a recently aired episode saw her get into a shock fight with sister Kim Kardashian-West.
Fans of the hit show were left gobsmacked by its season 18 opener, when Kim accused Kourtney of not putting in any effort when it came to filming. As tensions between the pair rose, they started scratching at one another before the former started kicking and and slapping Kourtney and fellow sister Khloe was forced to try and break up the brawl.
Viewers soon to social media to pick a side. But when one Twitter user wrote, “[Kourtney Kardashian] just needs to quit the damn show! I’m over her not wanting to film,” the reality star quote-tweeted and said: “I did. Bye.”
“Does anyone apologize or correct their tone or words when they’re being mean to Kourt? Cause I’m not seeing that,” another wrote, to which Kourtney replied: “Never. They actually don’t see where my hurt comes from.”
When another fan praised her for being brave enough to make the decision Kourtney explained herself.
She said: “Took a lot to get there but choose happiness always. It’s easy to forget what really matters.
“It’s been years of build up.”
Since then Kourtney has been posting on her Instagram stories, not saying anything else about her decision to go.
The fight between Kim and Kourtney is one of the most explosive in KUWTK history.
It started when Kim questioned her older sister’s work ethic which saw Kourt hit the roof, saying: “I will literally f*** you up if you mention it again. Shut the f*** up and don’t laugh like that, you look like a freak!”
Kim thew punches and Kourtney dug her nails in to her back as Khloe Kardashian attempted to break them up.
Two Nigerian soldiers have threatened to rape the mothers of the youths in Warri, Delta state who allegedly killed one of their colleagues yesterday April 2.
Recall that during the enforcement of the lockdown exercise in the state on Thursay April 2, youths in Ugbuwangue community in Warri, Delta state had a clash with some soldiers after a youth leader identified as Jospeh Pessu, was allegedly shot dead by a soldier.
The youths pursued the soldiers and attacked them physically. Unconfirmed reports claim that one of the soldiers died during the face-off.
Two aggrieved members of the Army made a video, threatening to sexually abuse the mothers, wives and daughters of the youths that allegedly killed their colleague. They threatened to infect the girls and women with HIV.
Tragedy was averted on Thursday afternoon when a massive billboard allegedly belonging to Spar shopping mall fell and damaged 13 vehicles belonging to its customers.
The incident happened at 3pm on Thursday, according to the mall manager, Mrs Kemi Daniel, who added that the collapse was with a terrifying bang, which sent thousands of customers scampering for safety.
The signboard placed atop the roof of the massive mall fell on the vehicles, blocking the exit section of the mall.
Mrs Daniel said they were still investigating what would have caused the signage to collapse suddenly, adding that they have pacified the affected customers by assuring them that they will repair the 12 vehicles, just as one was not fatally damaged.
“We are grateful to God that nobody, none of our esteemed customers was killed or injured. We are picking the bills for the overall repairs of the affected 12 vehicles.
“We have also assured the owners of the vehicles that we shall provide mobility for them throughout the period their vehicle would be under repair. “We shall look at issue of compensations to the affected persons but they should give us time,” she said.
One of the customers, who spoke to Daily Trust, said he might sue them for lack of safety measures.
Meanwhile the management and owners of the Calabar Mall and SPAR in a statement it issued Thursday evening, stated that the External Advertisement Board located by the parking of the mall collapsed, possibly due to heavy winds, stressing that nobody was hurt in the incident, but unfortunately a few vehicles were damaged.
It explained that “the collapse of the billboard happened in the evening of April 2, 2020, as a Safety Conscious organization, we have hitherto ensured that the entire mall is built to leading standards. The External billboard collapsed and thankfully, nobody was hurt.”
“As an organization, we will want to reiterate that the mall is installed with the best safety measure and our safety equipment are top-notch because the safety of all of our tenants and shoppers is of utmost importance to us.”
The statement added that, “the Calabar Mall and SPAR supermarket remain open to customers and is safe, and we continue to do our best to ensure that our stores are well-stocked to meet our customers’ demands”.
The Provost of Luminar International College of Alternative Medicine, Enugu, Prof. Joseph Akpa, says he has found a cure for coronavirus pandemic.
Prof. Akpa, made the claim to newsmen in a press conference held in Enugu on Wednesday.
According to him, he had already made energy health medicines superficially meant to boost the human immune system and others meant to directly attack the virus to ensure 100 per cent successful cure.
He, however, challenged health institution to bring any patient.
He said: “I will challenge any health institution or agency to bring any known case of coronavirus to me and see how it will disappear within a few days.
“If the Permanent Secretary of Enugu State Ministry of Health or the State Government approaches me to cure any of the known cases of coronavirus in the state I will voluntarily do so without attaching any condition to it.
“I thank God for using me to find the cure to a disease that is already threatening to wipe out the whole earth,” he said.
Prof Akpa blamed the outbreak on the quest to be supreme superhuman species among the Chinese and others.
“These people during their meditation engage in what is known as Astral Travelling in which the spirit leaves the body and travel to these planets to probe what is there and at times steal certain substances which they bring back to the earth.
“So be that some of these unworthy activities of the human beings affected the planet Mercury and in reaction now sends the deadly radiations of the coronavirus to the earth.
“Finally, however, I will teach you, journalists, some self-protective habits and also give each of you a bottle of Immunity Enhancement.
“Before ending this briefing I like to inform you that all the planets have also their positive effects on the human beings here on earth, you can find this in many of my works,” Akpa said.
Critic, Femi Fani-Kayode has lashed out at those peddling rumour that Abba Kyari, Chief of Staff to President Muhammadu Buhari was dead.
Reports on social media suggested that Kyari, who is currently being treated for Coronavirus was dead.
But Fani-Kayode has described those peddling rumour of Kyari’s death as vicious and heartless.
He said Kyari was not dead but very much alive.
“It is not true that Abba Kyari, the Chief of Staff to Muhammadu Buhari is dead. Those that are behind that rumour are vicious and heartless.
“I remain opposed to the Muhammadu Buhari administration, but to wish or proclaim someone dead simply because you disagree with him politically is unacceptable,” he tweeted.
The rumour was started Thursday via a tweet by Kemi Olunloyo, a pharmacist, who now claimed to be an investigative journalist.
She claimed ‘a high ranking member of President Buhari’s Cabinet has DIED from coronavirus complications’
Her followers on Twitter swallowed the news hook, line and sinker. By midnight, it had recorded over 5,600 retweets and 9,700 likes.
However presidential spokesmen Femi Adesina and Garba Shehu dismissed the tweet as fake news.
Popular mobile phone manufacturers Tecno have signed Nigerian music superstar Wizkid as it’s brand ambassador. The Starboy is currently being unveiled as the mobile phone brand ambassador at the launch of its Camon 15 series.
The deal between Wizkid and Tecno is a multi-million naira deal. He is the first Nigerian musician to be officially associated with the brand as its ambassador.
The launch of the Camon 15 and Camon 15 Pro comes with several goodies for customers and fans of the Starboy. New purchases of the mobile devices would attract a free customised polo from Wizkid.
The deal was settled long time ago, yesterday April 2 becomes the official unveiling ceremony.
Given the Coronavirus Pandemic, the launch was done virtually thus bringing a Guinness World Record as Africa’s First Online Product Launch. The unveiling was hosted by Bovi with pomp and fanfare.
As the world faces the most serious public health crisis in a century, scientists and medical professionals are scrambling to understand who is most vulnerable to Covid-19 and why. But one clear trend is emerging: Men are much more likely to die from the disease than women.
It is a pattern occurring in almost every country as researchers frantically begin to collate data from national health authorities.
“We are seeing with every country that provides us with sex-disaggregated data that men are more likely to die from the virus, anything from 10 percent to more than twice as likely,” said professor Sarah Hawkes, the director of the UCL Centre for Gender and Global Health in the UK.
The centre is home to the independent Global Health 50/50 initiative, which has embarked on a project to collate data on gender and Covid-19 – the disease caused by the novel coronavirus – from across the globe.
While much emphasis was initially placed on the elderly or those who have pre-existing health conditions as being at risk of dying from the virus, it is now becoming clear that being male is also a factor.
Data from China first revealed a gender gap in deaths, with 64 percent of male sufferers dying compared to 36 percent of women, according to the Global Health 50/50 initiative.
Figures from France, Germany, Italy, South Korea and Spain have confirmed the pattern.
In the two hardest-hit European nations, 71 percent of the Covid-19 deaths in Italy were male while in Spain almost twice as many men as women have died.
“Undoubtedly, a part of this is biology but a large part of this difference is also driven by gender behaviour, such as far higher levels of smoking and drinking among men compared to women,” professor Hawkes told FRANCE 24.
In France, figures from the Public Health institute show that, from March 1 to March 22, 57 percent of Covid-19 deaths were men with the average age being 81 years old.
But Hawkes said that when it comes to contracting the virus, the gender gap is far more less noticeable – women are at just as much risk as men of being infected.
While it is still too early to determine why the gender gap is emerging, researchers point to several possible factors.
Data has already shown that other coronaviruses, such as SARS (Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome) and MERS (Middle East respiratory syndrome), tend to affect men disproportionately.
Lifestyle choices and behaviours also play a part, with men less likely to seek medical help at the first signs of disease or to follow public heath advice. Studies show that men are also less likely to wash their hands or use soap.
They are also more likely to indulge in risky lifestyle behaviours such as drinking and smoking, which means men have a higher incidence of both pulmonary and cardiovascular disease.
Then there are the biological factors, with hormones, particularly oestrogen, playing a role in increasing women’s antiviral response. Genetic structure is another important factor, with a significant number of genes that regulate the immune response encoded on the X chromosome, of which women have two while men only have one.
“We know that women’s immune systems function differently to men’s – after all, women’s bodies are designed to host a foetus for nine months at a time without it being rejected as a foreign body,” professor Hawkes said.
Dr Sabra Klein, an immunologist and a specialist in gender and infectious diseases at the Johns Hopkins School of Public Heath, spoke to FRANCE 24’s The 51 Percent show earlier in March about the possible reasons for men being at more risk of dying from Covid-19.
“Generally speaking, women mount greater immune responses to a variety of viruses as well as other infectious agents than do men,” Dr Klein said.
“There are biological differences in the immune systems between men and women which impact our ability to fight an infection,” she said, pointing to blood samples from China collected from Covid-19 patients.
“[Those samples] suggest our blood chemistry and immune cell counts do, in fact, differ between men and women, which could be contributing to some of the gender differences that we’re observing in the severity of the disease.”
In the meantime, researchers are pleading with countries to provide specific data on gender and age differences when it comes to recording deaths, especially in the US and Britain.
“The Covid-19 crisis reveals, in stark terms, that in most countries, the data-for-decision-making process is broken,” said Dr Kent Bush, the co-director of Global Heath 50/50.
“We have the data, but too often we fail to analyse it and we fail to act on it. While it’s great to see some countries stepping up, too many still don’t, including those with the wherewithal to do better, such as the [United] States and the UK.”
Such data should be used to shape public heath messaging, said Dr Klein.
“This pandemic may end up being the defining moment for sex and gender in the way we view infectious diseases,” she said.
“I am disappointed that many of the public health officials around the world are not speaking out that being male is indeed a risk factor for a more severe outcome and, in particular, being an older male. I do think that there could be public heath messaging [that] could occur in that context.”
She later told FRANCE 24 that such public health advice is critical when there is no drug to prevent or vaccine to help cure the virus.
“So if more older-aged men knew this, or their spouses knew this, it may mean they would be more vigilant, and also taking advantage of healthcare while also practicing good hygiene.”
