Patience is indeed a virtue!lol! Peter Okoye (of Psquare) has finally, yes finally proposed to his long-time girlfriend and mother of his two children, Lola Omotayo.

The proposal was accompanied by a brand new white range rover, a lovely bouquet, a ring and a Pls say Yes tag. And of course she said YES. Peter shared the news on his instagram page with the caption, "She said YES….:))"

Rapper Saucekid, also known as Sinzu's daughter Nejei celebrated her fifth birthday few days back. The Ebariba crooner who's been in Houston for the past few months took some time out of his busy to spend quality time with the young woman in his life.

He tweeted, "Define daddy… Ill b dat.. Happy bday to my loved one Nejei… We turnt up for real"

Nejei's cute!

He got a million dollar tribute you know! while reeling out his plans for the fast-approaching season, Chelsea coach, Jose Mourinho acknowledged Nigerian player, footballer, Victor Moses as an essential member of The Blues squad.

"Victor has been terrific. He is another one who is working very hard. He hasn't missed a single minute of a training session. I think Victor is a very good option for us. In Victor's position we have Hazard, (Kevin) De Bruyne, Schurrle – it's a position where a coach can make a change during a match and give new life and fresh blood to the team. He is a player who makes the squad stronger and gives us options."

The Portuguese also hinted that he would rotate his squad from time to time. "Where can I can fit all the players in? I hope to play 60 matches, So we will use a rotation of players that's for sure."

In the last few months or years, we've read a million and one Domestic violence-related stories in the country, most especially in Lagos State. And you'll agree with me that the people who get the short end of the stick are mostly women and housemaids. Well, that hopefully will be a thing of the past now.

The Lagos State government has enacted a new Domestic Violence Law. The new law according to Deputy Governor, Hon Joke Orelope-Adefulire, will not only protect women but safeguard the interest of men, children, servants, and many more.

When there's a case of domestic violence.

1. Remove the abuser from the home pending when the abuse is corrected

2. Remove the complainant from the residence and put in a protective home

3. Provision of financial assistance by the state via the Office of the Public Defender/Legal Aid Council to victims of abuse who maybe financially unable to

seek redress in court.

4. The court can issue warrant of arrest and remand order

Source: Linda Ikeji