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Wahalah For Person Wey Go Do Nyash
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Wahala for person wey go do Yansh – Lady Cries Out As Her yansh Burst While Dancing On 
The unidentified lady was seen in video making rounds on social media as she danced gracefully to a music playing in the background.

She danced for a while until she suddenly felt some pains in her backside and broke down immediately. She later removed her clothes and her a$$holeha to be covered with plaster to cover up 
In another news, Popular Nigerian twitter user, Omohtee has taken to her social media to announce the successful ‘healing’ on her backside that had developed some mishaps after her cosmetic surgery went wrong.

Recall some months ago, Omohtee revealed that she was fighting for her life after a plastic surgery she underwent at the hands of Dr. Anu had gone wrong.

Thankfully, the complications are now a thing of the past and she’s now ready to ASSert her place in the society after the backlash she’d received for going under the knife.

Sharing the photos, the excited Omohtee simply captioned ’em ;

My yansh don heal
Her followers have since taken to the comment section to celebrate the good news.

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See some reactions below ;

Hotzman wrote ;

I think you should put this date down and celebrate every year lol
“Happy yansh heal da y”
Real Jpskonee wrote ;

Thank God for you oo . Anywhere you see say them dey pump anything now, abeg run oo.. even if ma Vulcanizer dey pump tire.. my sister, still run Smiling face with open mouth and cold sweatSmiling face with open mouth and cold sweatSmiling face with open mouth and cold sweat
Sincerely,
King of the Masses.
Lawrence wrote ;

Congratulations on healing of the yansh. May God continue to heal the rest!
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Why Two Popular Nigerian Artist Will Go To Jail In Uganda
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REVEALED! Why Two Popular Nigerian Artists Will go to Jail in Uganda, Uganda Police force
The Ugandan Police Force has released a statement revealing why Nigerian singers, Omah Lay and Tems were arrested via its verified Facebook account.

In the statement signed by the Public Relations Officer of the Kampala Metropolitan Police; Superintendent of Police, Patrick Onyango, the singers were arrested for flouting COVID-19 guidelines.


Onyango also mentioned that three Ugandan police officers were arrested for conniving with the organisers of the event to break the law.

The statement read, “Nine people have been arrested in connection to the unauthorized concert that was held last night in Ddungu Resort, Munyononyo, Kampala Capital City. Those arrested include Nigerian artiste Stanley Omah Didia alias Omah Lay, artiste Temilade Openyi alias Tems, Muyiwa Awomiyi (Temilade’s manager). Benjamin Kabura (organiser), Ivan Ddungu, the manager of the place where the concert was held, and Prim Kasana, the event manager, who contracted Omah Lay to sing. Others are police officers L/AIP Fabiano Juma, No51328 PC John Bosco Ocaba and No.67898 PC Paul Odongo.

“All suspects are being held on offence of doing acts that are likely to cause the spread of infectious disease, which is Coronavirus. It is also alleged that the suspects and others still at large held a concert in violation of the guidelines of the Ministry of Health.”

The Police Public Relations officers stated that the culprits’ file was being processed so that they can be charged to court.

Onyango, “It is alleged that the organizers of the concert first held lunch and dinner, but later on, at night they started inviting artistes to perform. Preliminary investigations indicate that they connived with area police officers, who guarded the illegal event. The arrested officers and three others still at large are also being investigated for disobeying lawful orders. All suspects are detained at Katwe Police Station in Kampala as their files are being processed so that they can appear in court.

“After the outbreak of Coronavirus in the country, the Ministry of Health issued guidelines suspending concerts attended by revellers in order to stop the spread of the deadly virus. The guidelines still stand.

He added, “We condemn the acts of some selfish individuals, who are bent on violating the directives on COVID-19 with the purpose of making money while risking the lives of many Ugandans. We appeal to members of the public to adhere to the Ministry of Health guidelines on the prevention of the spread of COVID-19.”

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