Nigerian celebs on Xenophobic Attacks, Davido and Chioma engaged and many more
By GuardianLife
07 September 2019 |
4:58 pm
Celebrities share conflicting views on xenophobic Attacks. Pop singer Davido is set to tie the knot with his girlfriend, Chioma Avril Rowland. A Nashville school priest, Reverend Dan Reehil has been advised by exorcists to ban the fantasy novels in the Harry Potter books, over fears the popular children’s novels could be used to summon spirits and many more.
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