Portable is in the spotlight againthis time for unveiling his newly built house. In a video shared online, the singer proudly showcased the building, calling it Elizabeth Joyces House. In the video, Portable can be seen clearly proud of his achievement, singing, and taking a happy tour of the building with his crew. Watch video below…     View this post on Instagram           A post shared by Lindaikejiblog (@lindaikejiblogofficial) The post Portable shows off new house, names It Elizabeth Joyces house appeared first on Linda Ikeji Blog.

The first trailer of Linda Ikejis new movie, Reverse, which comes to cinemas from May 16th, has been released. Reverse stars Susan Pwajok as Rita, who enters a grocery store to shop and sees the shopkeeper beating a young boy. She intervenes and ends up being locked up in the store. What started out as a small quarrel will end up changing the course of her life forever. And no, you won’t see the end coming! Reverse stars Hilda Dokubo, Kalu Ikeagwu, Yvonne Jegede, Susan Pwajok, Ruby Ekezie, Chika R.C, Anta Laniyan and many others Reverse is written and produced by blogger Linda Ikeji, directed by Bryan Dike and distributed by Nile Group. Watch below.      View this post on Instagram           A post shared by Lindaikejiblog (@lindaikejiblogofficial) The post Watch the first trailer of Linda Ikejis new movie, Reverse, which comes to cinemas from May 16th appeared first on Linda Ikeji Blog.

The traditional ruler of Okahia Autonomous Community in Obingwa Local Government Area of Abia State, Eze Okey Ananaba, has raised serious concerns over what he described as a looming security threat caused by massive land acquisitions by suspected herdsmen in the region.

Speaking during a sensitization visit and town hall meeting with officials of the Greater Aba Development Authority (GADA), Eze Ananaba alleged that herders had acquired over 5,000 plots of land in strategic border communities such as Mgboko Umuanunu—near the boundary with Akwa Ibom State—and Akpaa Mbato, which lies behind the National Institute for Nigerian Languages (NINLAN) in Ovom, Aba.

The monarch warned that these land grabs could serve as operational bases for attacks, pointing to the destruction of farmlands and the presence of illegal firearms, including AK-47 rifles, in the hands of some herders. He said local vigilantes and farmers have received death threats from the herders when they tried to resist the encroachment.

Eze Ananaba lamented that traditional rulers in Obingwa had submitted several petitions to the Abia State Government urging intervention, but their concerns have been largely ignored. “We are the eyes of the government in our communities,” he said. “If the government continues to ignore our reports, the people will suffer.”

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Some residents also accused unnamed traditional rulers of facilitating these land deals and called on Governor Alex Otti to launch a thorough investigation into the trend. They urged the Ministry of Lands to stop approving large land acquisitions without proper scrutiny.

The monarch’s warning echoes growing fears that the situation could escalate into violence similar to the deadly herders attacks witnessed in Benue and Plateau states.

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