United States President Donald Trump has given permission for the reopening of religious centres.He made the announcement on Friday at the White House, stating that America needs “more prayers”.Trump declared that his administration considered places of worship “essential” amid the coronavirus pandemic.He told governors to allow the institutions open and threatened to “override” them if their states did not follow federal recommendations.Trump said he identified “houses of worship, churches, synagogues and mosques as essential places that provide essential services”.The president said some governors “have deemed to link stores and abortion clinics as essential, but left out churches and other houses of worship its not right. So I’m correcting this injustice in calling houses of worship as essential”.The American leader stressed that the people “are demanding to go to church and synagogue, go to their mosques. Many millions of Americans embrace worship as an essential part of life”.He said ministers, pastors, rabbi, imams and other faith leaders would make sure their congregations are safe as they gather and pray.Trump noted that he knows them well and added that “they love their congregations, they love their people and don’t want anything bad to happen to them or to anybody else”.The President stated that governors need to do the right thing “and allow these very important essential places to open right n
Big Brother Naija has announced that the fifth season of the show will premiere in July 2020. The organizers revealed this in a statement issued in Lagos on Wednesday. For its fifth season, the BBNaija show will run an online audition process from May 20 till May 30. contestants are expected to record a two-minute video of themselves stating why they should be picked to be a housemate in season 5 of Big Brother Naija. Following this, they are to log on to BBAudition website to fill out the online registration form and upload their videos. The online audition, they, said, is free and open to interested male and female participants who are of Nigerian nationality with a valid Nigerian passport. They must be at least 21 years of age by June 1, 2020. The Chief Executive Officer of MultiChoice Nigeria, John Ugbe spoke on the return of BBNaija. He said, “Big Brother Naija has been widely regarded as one of Africa’s biggest entertainment exports, being the biggest showcase of Nigeria’s diversity outside of core Nollywood. This fifth season promises to be more adventurous, exciting and entertaining, and will undoubtedly be the biggest thing on African television in 2020.” As the new edition draws near, fans and viewers can get ready for the excitement and entertainment this season will bring as they enjoy weeks of unending drama, intrigue, romance, Friday night games, the famous Saturday night parties and an overall battle of wits as the housemates vie for the ultimate prize. The Big Brother Naija reality TV show continues to produce some of the country’s biggest TV personalities and pop culture influencers since its maiden edition in 2006.