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SEARC BellaNaij Three Generations of Beauty… Meet the Leading Ladies in Lolo’s Life On Air personality,  Omotunde Adebowale-David , popularly known as  Lolo  hit a new age milestone on Monday and she is celebrating her day in an amazing way. Lolo, who turns 43, showed off the women in her life; her mom, and her daughter. Taking to her Instagram, she wrote: It’s my birthday today I am here and well My mother had me 9years after my big sister she thought the 9 years delay will change her luck and she will eventually have a boy…but alas She bore this very chubby, black beautiful baby girl I am thankful she didn’t die of the high blood pressure of the knowledge of her 4th baby girl Fast forward to 43 years after…she couldn’t be prouder of the gift she was handed by God I am grateful LORD that you have kept me despite alll life handed me This is your black,beautiful baby girl saying Thank you ……chapter 43 fully loaded...

Be 9 COVID-19 Updates From Around The World m Nigeria records 91 new coronavirus cases, total now 1,273 Nigeria has recorded 91 new cases of coronavirus and five new deaths, bringing the total number of confirmed infections reported in the country to 1273. The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control made this known on its official Twitter on Sunday. *** WAEC debunks rumors of exam cancellation The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has denied canceling the West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) for school candidates in 2020 as claimed by some social media posts. The council is also not refunding N22,500 to candidates for cancelling the examination. WAEC’s Head of National Office (HNO),  Patrick Areghan,  said in a statement that the council had only postponed the examination because of the Coronavirus pandemic and will reschedule once the public health scare goes away. The statement reads: Our atten...

NEWS SSCE not cancelled, says WAEC April 27, 2020 The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has said it has not cancelled the West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) for school candidates in 2020 as claimed by some social media posts. The council is also not refunding N22,500 to candidates for cancelling the examination. WAEC’s Head of National Office (HNO) Mr. Patrick Areghan said in a statement that the council had only postponed the examination because of the Coronavirus pandemic and will reschedule once the public health scare goes away. The statement reads: “Our attention has been drawn to a fake publication circulating in the social media that the West African Examinations Council had cancelled the conduct of WASSCE for school candidates in 2020 as a result of the Coronavirus pandemic and was, therefore, set to refund N22,500.00 to candidates who had enrolled for the examination. “WAEC, as an examining body in the sub-region, has not ...