OAP Daddy Freeze Slams Sacks Rumours.. Shares photo with CEO CoolFm

OAP Freeze who was rumoured to have been sacked from Cool FM is still very much working at the Cool Fm station.

Though he already debunked the rumours, the OAP still went ahead to take a photo with the owner of the station, Lebanese business man, Amin Moussalli just to clear the air again.

 While captioning the photo, he mentioned Cool FM is family and wrote Father and Son. *wink*

By the way (btw), Freeze has nothing on Amin's pose. Talk about confidence, swag, love, lol.

So it seems Daddy Freeze still works for Cool Fm Station.

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Veteran Actor's Daughter Bidemi Kosoko Debunks Rumours

The veteran Yoruba actor Jide Kosoko daughter Bidemi Kosoko, who was being said to attach bre@st and b*tt pad has current debunk those words in a post where she said and I quote “As far as I’m concerned, this is the best stature anybody can wish for, so I don’t need any extra attachment to my breasts or bum even if my ass is the flattest in the world”, the actress said.

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Presidency Denies Media Reports Saying Buhari Is Seeking Emergency Powers

The Presidency has debunked reports in the media that President Muhammadu Buhari is seeking emergency powers to tackle the nation’s economic challenges. It, however, stated that the economic management team was considering several measures to urgently reform the economy, but is yet to communicate the measures to the President.

This was contained in a statement issued on Monday night by the Senior Special Assistant to the Vice President on Media and Publicity, Laolu Akande, who added that those measures had also not been passed to the Federal Executive Council, FEC, and the National Assembly.

Reports had stated the President would be seeking emergency powers from the National Assembly to get the economy out of recession, shore up the value of the naira, create more jobs, boost foreign reserves, improve power and revive the manufacturing sector. It added that the decision was based on a proposal from the economic team headed by Vice President, Yemi Osinbajo.

But reacting to this, Osinbajo’s spokesman said: “The economic management team has indeed been considering several policy options and measures to urgently reform and revitalise the economy. Some of these measures may well require legislative amendments and presidential orders that will enable the executive arm of government move quickly in implementing the economic reform plans.

“As far as I know, this has not been passed on to the president, the Federal Executive Council or the legislative arm of government. So, at this point, there are no further details to share.”

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Amanda Ebeye Shuts Down Pregnancy Rumours, Says I'm In Canada & Not Hiding

Nollywood actress Amanda Ebeye, has cleared the air on the wildly trending rumour circulated by an online platform that she’s pregnant for one Bello Bina and hiding out in Ghana from the Nigerian prying public.

The former Etisalat Ambassador who chatted with Potpourri through the Blackberry Messenger said there was no truth whatsoever in the story and stated emphatically that she had nothing to do with any Bello Bina.

“I don’t have anything to do with any Bello Bina” she said. “And I would never have anything to do with him. People should stop roping me with him. I am not hiding out in Ghana. I am in Canada, which is like my second home as I am also a citizen of Canada. I’m studying. I am not under any pressure to get married and I’m not ready to get married. When I am, everyone would be invited,” she declares.

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Basket Mouth clears the air saying 'I never campaigned for Buhari'

Comedian Basketmouth took to his IG to address is stand on politics and the present government. According to him, he never campaigned for any politician, this comes after fans troll him for his recent criticism on Buhari's administration. Read below...

I usually try not to pay attention to comments from people that assume stuff or those who judge others based on perceptions. However I have also come to agree that when lies are said often enough, they begin to sound like truths. So I think it's best I use this medium to clear the issue of “campaigns” and “support” now. 
While many of my colleagues, friends and family members campaigned for the PDP, APC and various candidates during the last elections (and I cannot emphasize enough that it is their RIGHT to do so), I never campaigned for Buhari or any other politician. 

ALL those saying that I did should do everything within their power to “THINK”. I know thinking can be a very difficult task for some but trust me, it can be a painless and enlightening process. THINK of when I ever “CAMPAIGNED” for BUHARI!!.. Indeed I personally HOPED that he would win the election and perhaps that was evident in my “body language” and I am happy he won. But I did not campaign for him. 

Nigeria was in a bad place by the end of the last administration and it was only a matter of time before we would have suffered the plights of Brazil and Venezuela. Truth of the matter is that I would have voted ANYONE that could speak 2 words of English against GEJ and that's strictly based on the amount of greed and selfishness we witnessed from members of his administration in the 6 years that he sat on the rock. They put us in this Septic tank we are in right now.....well, that and the oil price downfall amongst other things. 

I have said it numerous times that I am not a politician hence I try not to dabble in politics. However I think a few people interpret crying out against injustice by the one as campaign for the other. When the Late FELA KUTI and BOB MARLEY cried out against the injustices in their days, were they being partisan? Of course not. They were just being HUMAN!

I am forever grateful to God for blessing me with a flourishing career, a beautiful family, food on my table and small change in my pocket. However I see too many people everyday who have not been so lucky to travel and see the way things are outside Nigeria/Africa. I have seen how GOVERNMENT can influence and affect the lives of the downtrodden positively. I am still patient, praying and hoping that PMB can turn Nigeria’s economy around and help strengthen Nigeria’s social justice system. Not so I can cheer him and be vindicated that I was right and some were wrong, but so my friends, family members and well-wishers who haven’t been favored as others can have renewed hope in our country Nigeria and the brotherhood we have enjoyed in this generation. Even the United States went through a tough recession in 2008 and with some patience they have been able to turn that around.

So long story short, did I campaign for PMB? NO! Do I support and PRAY that his administration should succeed and improve the life of the common man, increase security, food, jobs, infrastructure, quality of education, healthcare and every other area that will make Nigerians proud wherever they may find themselves? YES!!

On the other hand, should he and his party fail, we are all free to cast our votes for the next man come 2019 and I shall be exercising that right. No need for quarrel.

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