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Cardi B and her daughter Kulture dressed to the nines as they stepped out in their pink Hermes purses.
Recall that Offset gifted his daughter Kulture a Hermes bag for her 2nd birthday weeks ago. The toddler got a chance to rock the bag while going out with her mother.
They also both wore white-framed sunglasses for the outing.
Sharing photos and a video, Cardi referred to Kulture as her "best friend".
See more photos and video below.
Senate President Ahmad Lawan has issued a warning to President Buhari's appointees following the continous face-off that has been recorded between the executive cabinet members and the legislature in the last few weeks.
Addressing State House reporters on Monday August 31 after Buhari inaugurated the Vice President Yemi Osinbajo-led Executive/Legislative/Party Consultative Committee, Lawan disclosed that the President has addressed the issues.
He said;
"I believe that should be the end of it (appointees knocking heads with legislature). We believe that we should work together.
“Mr President made it very clear that he is not going to tolerate any of his appointees doing things that are not respectable, things that have no dignity to the National Assembly.
“For us in the National Assembly, I think what has happened has happened. We pray nobody goes to the National Assembly to do the kind of things that disrespect the President and of course abuse the National Assembly.
“We are not going to tolerate that because anyone who wants to see Nigeria progress will continue to ensure that this consultative forum produces the kind of result and outcomes that will make Nigeria better in terms of governance.”
The Senate President who noted that the legislature would always perform its oversight function and check possible excesses of the executive, added that it is incumbent upon APC leaders at all levels and as a party to ensure they met expectations and aspirations of Nigerians by fulfilling the promise made to them during the electioneering campaigns.
Lawan said;
“But we also believe that separation of powers also means there should be cooperation, consultation, coordination and partnership for the benefits of the people of this country. This is not in any way to compromise the different functions we’re tasked and scheduled to discharge."
President Buhari received the General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God RCCG, Pastor Enoch Adeboye, in the state House, Abuja today August 31.
Vice President Yemi Osinbajo who is also a pastor in RCCG and the Chief of Staff to President Buhari, Ibrahim Gambari, were also on hand to receive the clergyman in the statehouse.
Adeboye's visit comes amidst the controversy generated by the newly signed CAMA law that enables the Federal government to remove and replace the board of trustees of any church
While some clergymen have thrown their weight behind the new law, others like Bishop David Oyedepo and Apostle Suleman have come out to vehemently oppose it.
Adeboye is yet to publicly comment on the new law.
See more photos from the visit below
The Presidential Task Force (PTF) on COVID-19 in Nigeria has warned states against rushing to reopen schools saying such action have escalated COVID-19 management situation in some other countries.
Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF) and Chairman of the PTF, Boss Mustapha, speaking on Monday August 31 in Abuja said it would be in the best interest of Nigeria to stick to it's slow phased easing of lockdown rules because it was effective.
“It is in the above context that the PTF appreciates the on-going calls for re-opening of the education sector and indeed some sub-nationals are already making preparations for such.' Boss Mustapha said.
“Whilst the PTF does not discourage making such preparations, we need to be guided by experiences from countries such as Germany, France, the United States and the UK where opening of schools in some cities led to an increase in confirmed cases and fatalities.”
He also said more sectors of the economy may soon be reopened, and that the PTF would present its recommendations to President Muhammadu Buhari this week, which will determine the next phase in the national response.
According to Boss, the last three weeks had shown a slowdown in the number of confirmed Coronavirus cases in the country, as in the last four months of testing, the lowest daily figure of confirmed cases (138) was reported on Sunday August 30th.
Spanish midfielder, David Silva has tested positive for coronavirus on his first day as a Real Sociedad player after being officially unveiled by the LaLiga club.
The former Manchester City legend returned a positive COVID-19 test on the same day he showed up at the Sociedad's Anoeta Stadium for his unveiling.
The club tweeted: 'Real Sociedad informs that @21LVA has tested positive for COVID-19 in the test carried out at Policlinica Gipuzkoa. The player is asymptomatic and is self-isolating.'
The 34-year-old will wear the number 21 shirt for Sociedad - the same number he wore at Manchester City, Valencia, and for Spain.
Upon his arrival, Silva explained that he decided to join the LaLiga club due to their style of play despite having 'great offers' from other clubs.
'I chose this club for the style of play that distinguishes it,' the creative midfielder said.
'I cannot deny that some personal reasons also influenced this choice but now I am happy to be back in Spain.
'The fact that I had already played in Eibar (Andalusian club) had an impact because I had a great time, to come here I refused great offers from all over the world.'
The Spaniard who City in 2010 for a fee in the region of £25million to £30million won four Premier League titles, two FA Cups, and five League Cups with the Premier League club before joining Real Sociedad.
He will compete in the Europa League next season after Real Sociedad finished sixth last season.
Grammy award winning singer, Mariah Carey, has recalled how she felt ‘extremely uncomfortable’ during a 2008 interview with Ellen DeGeneres in which the talk show host forced her to confirm she was pregnant.
Back then, Mariah appeared on the Ellen DeGeneres Show amid speculation she was expecting a baby with then-husband Nick Cannon.
During the interview, Mariah said that she ‘didn’t want to discuss’ the rumours but Ellen then presented her with champagne so they could ‘toast’ to her not being pregnant.
When Ellen noticed that the Grammy-winning singer pretended to sip the alcohol, she exclaimed: ‘You are pregnant!’
According to Mariah that incident was uncalled for even though Mariah at the time was indeed expecting a baby. Sadly, she miscarried shortly after.
Reflecting on the interview now, Mariah told Vulture: ‘I was extremely uncomfortable with that moment is all I can say. And I really have had a hard time grappling with the aftermath.’
Explaining why she was reluctant to share the news on the Ellen show, Mariah added: ‘I wasn’t ready to tell anyone because I had had a miscarriage.’
Mariah three years later welcomed twins Moroccan and Monroe, now nine, with ex-husband Nick in 2011.
Mariah’s comments come weeks after Ellen's show was accused of having a toxic environment behind the scenes.
She then referred to the scrutiny currently surrounding Ellen and stated:
‘I don’t want to throw anyone that’s already being thrown under any proverbial bus, but I didn’t enjoy that moment.’ ‘[There’s] an empathy that can be applied to those moments that I would have liked to have been implemented. But what am I supposed to do? It’s like, [sings] “What are you going to do?”’ Mariah added.
6 housemates of the Big Brother Naija reality show have been put up for possible eviction this week.
In the nomination process which took place after the arena games, the housemates were directed to nominate two housemates for possible eviction.
After the process was concluded, Trickytee, Lucy, Nengi, Kiddwaya, Vee and Laycon were nominated.
Here is how the housemates nominated each other;
