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As much as Davido has a lot to celebrate, he does not seem to be able to stay away from controversies. The singer was recently called out by a certain Afolabi Kazeem who claims he (Davido) absconded with his 60 million Naira. In a lengthy post on social media, the accuser, using the handle  @michealkaycee  and claiming to be a jeweler, detailed how he did business with  Davido  to the tune of N60 million. In his narrative, he wrote that he met Davido through Davido’s cousin,  Chinedu Opute  (npz) and  B-Red,  and they transacted business that involved Davido going to London to finalize the deal. He stated that after the deal went through, Davido and his cousins pulled a fast one on him as they absconded with the money which he quoted to be worth about  120 thousand pounds (circa N60 Million) . He lamented how he has traced the singer and his cousins to Nigeria and how he reported the case to the  Nigerian Police  b...

​ – A Russian surgeon is currently being accused of negligence after loosing a patient during surgery – According to reports, he reportedly stopped mid-way surgery to take a photo with the patient boobs – She reportedly died of a heart failure Just like the popular saying, it is never a good idea to mix business and pleasure and Grigory Perekrestov is currently wishing he had heed to this. The 31-year-old plastic surgeon is currently facing the brunt after his patient died of a heart failure. 32-year-old Ekaterina Kiseleva was a patient of the doctor who happens to be one of Moscow’s most fashionable plastic surgeons. Apparently, he was also known for taking selfies with his bare-breasted patients at his clinic identified as Triumph Palace. What would have been a little fun in the theater room turned fatal as Ekaterina suffered a heart failure and died during the surgery. Although it is yet to be confirmed, Ekaterina’s mother, Eugenia, believes she died due to negligence on the...

“Hello dear, You have done your part. Nice investigation. Now, its (sic) my turn to do my thing. Mind people you step into (sic)… you are in Nigeria, not USA. Expect us. Thank you.” That was the message sent to our correspondent around 1pm on Wednesday after a report on exam malpractice being perpetrated in the ongoing West African Senior School Certificate Examination was published. The sender’s identity number was encrypted as ‘CRACK MIND.’ PUNCH Metro had reported about how some pupils sitting the WASSCE being administered by the West African Examination Council  cheated by subscribing to answer-peddling websites. The websites, which boasted of getting questions prior to the time of the exams, advertised various rates for different subjects and urged pupils to subscribe in bulk to get discounts. Testimonials of candidates who got excellent results after using the services of the operators were displayed on the sites. Our correspondent had subscribed to five differen...