The federal government of Nigeria has warned that it will not allow any fresh protest at Lekki Toll Gate in Lagos on Saturday by #EndSARS protesters. The government in a press statement on Thursday by the Minister of Information and Culture, Lai Mohammed warned that security operatives have been directed to crush any protest. Mohammed noted that government already has intelligence reports that some people want to hijack the protest to cause violence, and security operatives have been put on alert to prevent such action that could destabilize the peace of the country.

At some point, every Native American actor comes to a career crossroads and has to answer the question: Do I participate in stereotyping or maintain my cultural integrity? As a Navajo man, I answered that question early in my acting career. Fresh out of Yale with a bachelor’s degree in film studies, I moved to Albuquerque in 2010 when the New Mexican film industry was booming. To build up my resume, I took on parts in various short films—including one memorable role as an “Indian” shaman.

Controversial Nollywood actor and producer, Uche Madwagwu has said that the reason his senior colleague, Genevive Nnaji is often not on social media is because of her man. Madwagwu took to his Instagram account to  question the veteran feminism for instantly agreeing to her man’s directive to allegedly stay off social media. He went on to wish her well and hoped that her relationship turns out like that of Rita Dominic.

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Songwriter and rapper known for the release of his 2012 EP titled Love. He's won Grammy awards for the songs "We Belong Together" and "Be Without You" by Mariah Carey and Mary J. Blige, respectively. Before Fame At only eight years old, he rose to fame hosting the daily series Kid's Beat on CNN. He later appeared on Real News for Kids and became a reporter for the TBS series Feed Your Mind.