Linda Ikeji: Don Jazzy reacts to being responsible for blogger’s pregnancy

Music entrepreneur, Michael Ajereh, better known as Don Jazzy, has denied being the father of the expected baby of his longtime crush and celebrity blogger, Linda Ikeji.

Ikeji revealed her six-month-old baby bump on Sunday with a lengthy emotional post, chronicling her journey and her excitement when she found out she was pregnant.
Ikeji’s engagement to her one-time ex-boyfriend was announced earlier in March by her sisters.

Following speculations that Don Jazzy was the father of the baby, after the news of the pregnancy broke, he went on his Twitter handle @donjazzy to refute the claim.
The music producer wrote, “It wasn’t me,” apparently in response to speculations he could be the father of Linda’s unborn child.
The tweet was, however, greeted with reactions. @Lindarome20 tweeted, “Lol bro, take heart; we your loyal fans are patiently waiting for your own wedding, and right in the reception, I will throw *my dear*shaku shaku nice song don babaJ.”

@Adebayorh1 wrote, “So @DONJAZZY, on top those crushing on @lindaikeji, you weren’t the one..mr man, are you kidding me right now?”
The News Agency of Nigeria, NAN, reports that after the announcement of Ikeji’s engagement in March, Don jazzy shared a picture of himself being consoled by friends with the caption: (crying emojis) Kai Linda is engaged. It is finished.”
Before the news, Don Jazzy had made several moves and also ‘proposed’ to her (Linda) on social media and with various posts on his Instagram handle.
One of such was a recent photo of Linda with the caption: “When you re fine you re fine abeg.”

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Tanzanian Student Commits Suicide After Losing A Bet In Liverpool

Mbeya. One man, identified as Mr Moses Mashaka from Sinde ward in Mbeya Region has been found dead in his room on Sunday. The man hanged to death after he lost a betting over yesterday’s match between Real Madrid and Liverpool, police preliminary reports confirmed. Real Madrid won the match (3-1 goals).
Mbeya Regional Police Commander Musa Kaibu confirmed this report. Mr Kaibu said he received the preliminary reports at 10a.m. Mr Mashaka was a second year students at St. Augustine University of Tanzania (SAUT). He was a second year student pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in Education. RPC Kaibu informed The Citizen that the landlady is the one who reported the case to the police. The case is still being investigated, RPC Kaibu said.

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Magu: Buhari, Saraki in closed-door meeting

President Muhammadu Buhari yesterday met with Senate President, Bukola Saraki, behind closed door at the Presidential Villa.

Although details of the meeting held inside the president’s office were not disclosed, it may not be unconnected with the issue of the confirmation of Ibrahim Magu as chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), presently before the National Assembly.

The Senate had last Thursday turned down the confirmation of Magu based on the security report of the Department of State Security (DSS) on corruption allegations.

However, Senate Leader, Ali Ndume, had on Monday said the Senate did not reject Magu as chairman.

Ndume explained that security report from the DSS which bordered on allegations of corruption prevented the Senate from going ahead with the confirmation of Magu.

The Senate Leader explained that until there was clarification on the report of the DSS, it would be difficult for the Senate to continue with the confirmation of Magu.

Meanwhile, the president has assented to eight bills passed by the National Assembly.

Briefing State House correspondents shortly after meeting with Buhari at the Presidential Villa, Senior Special Assistant to the President on National Assembly Matters (Senate), Senator Ita Enang, said with the assent of the president, the bills had become laws of the National Assembly.

According to him, the bills include: National Judicial Institute Amendment Bill, 2016; Advertising Practitioners Registration Amendment Bill, 2016; Utilities Charges Commission Amendment Bill, 2016 and Quality Surveyors Registration Amendment Bill, 2016.

Others are Small and Medium Scale Industries Development Agency Amendment Bill, 2016; Treaty to Establish African Economic Community Relating to Pan African Parliament (Accession and Jurisdiction) Amendment Bill, 2016; University of Abuja Amendment Bill, 2016 and Chartered Institute of Stock Brokers Amendment Bill, 2016.

According to Enang, the bills, having been assented to by the president have become Acts and Laws enforceable in the country.

He commended the National Assembly for the industry, dexterity they had shown, saying the lawmakers concentrated on the core functions of the legislature.

Enang said that was the highest number of bills passed by any single parliament within its one year and six months.

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