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C64 says it will strengthen its complaint against Félix Tshisekedi before filing. The Article 64 Coalition, known as C64, has postponed the filing of its planned complaint against President Félix Tshisekedi , saying it needs more time to include new legal and factual elements in the case, according to 7SUR7 . The opposition platform said recently collected documents and developments from recent days justified a delay in the procedure. The complaint had initially been announced for June 9 after C64 accused Tshisekedi of attempting to undermine the constitutional order. C64 said the move does not mean the complaint has been abandoned. Instead, the coalition described the delay as part of an effort to make the legal action more robust and credible before it is submitted. The postponement follows earlier opposition mobilization against possible constitutional changes in the DRC. It was previously reported that C64 had announced both the complaint and a planned sit-in, while another report says that opposition concerns over constitutional reform have centered on fears about presidential term limits. Continue Reading Full Article POLITICAL PARTIES C64 Delays Complaint Against Tshisekedi By Serge Kitoko Tshibanda Political Analyst Serge Kitoko Tshibanda Home Comment Jun 9, 2026 Jun 9, 2026 1 min read Copy link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: The Article 64 Coalition, known as C64, has postponed the filing of its planned complaint against President Félix Tshisekedi , saying it needs more time to include new legal and factual elements in the case, according to 7SUR7 . The opposition platform said recently collected documents and developments from recent days justified a delay in the procedure. ADVERTISEMENT The complaint had initially been announced for June 9 after C64 accused Tshisekedi of attempting to undermine the constitutional order. C64 said the move does not mean the complaint has been abandoned. Instead, the coalition described the delay as part of an effort to make the legal action more robust and credible before it is submitted. ADVERTISEMENT The postponement follows earlier opposition mobilization against possible constitutional changes in the DRC. It was previously reported that C64 had announced both the complaint and a planned sit-in, while another report says that opposition concerns over constitutional reform have centered on fears about presidential term limits. Trending Now Uganda HIV Self-Test Assembly: Prices, Jobs and Exports . Health News DR Congo and Russia Establish Permanent Economic Commission . Economic Policies DRC Exits FATF Grey List After Completing Reform Plan . Economic Reports Tshisekedi Champions Peace, Jobs and Africa’s Voice in Moscow . Politics & Diplomacy Popular Today Policy and Reforms DRC Assembly Backs $625m for Schools, Businesses and Health . Economic Policies DRC Creates Deposit Guarantee Fund to Protect Bank Customers . Social Service DRC Moves to Bring More Public Workers Onto the Payroll . Development DRC Plans $440 Million for Rural Water, Electricity and Infrastructure . Opposition Politics Why C64 Plans a July 8 March to Demand Tshisekedi's Resignation . ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT Related Articles Policy and Reforms DRC Assembly Backs $625m for Schools, Businesses and Health Lawmakers back four financing bills supporting entrepreneurs, primary education, maternal health . Economic Policies DRC Creates Deposit Guarantee Fund to Protect Bank Customers DRC approves FGADEC, a national deposit-guarantee fund designed to protect eligible savings, . Social Service DRC Moves to Bring More Public Workers Onto the Payroll DRC plans to make salary inclusion a 2027 budget priority, aiming to progressively bring eligible . Development DRC Plans $440 Million for Rural Water, Electricity and Infrastructure DRC plans more than $440 million in its 2027 budget for rural water, electricity and basic . Tags DRC Politics DRC Politics DR.Congo DR.Congo Constitutional Reform Constitutional Reform Felix Tshisekedi Felix Tshisekedi

Taylor Swift awarded more than $197m in bonuses to Eras Tour crew members, a gesture captured in her Disney+ docuseries. Taylor Swift has rewarded members of her Eras Tour crew with more than $197 million in bonuses following the conclusion of the record-breaking global tour. The gesture is featured in the Disney+ docuseries Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour/The End of an Era , which documents the final stages of the 21-month tour. The production spanned 149 shows across 21 countries and reportedly generated about $2 billion in ticket sales, making it the highest-grossing tour in music history. In the series, Swift is shown addressing her crew in a group setting, thanking them for their endurance and commitment throughout the demanding tour schedule. She highlighted the collective effort behind the tour’s success before asking crew members to open messages placed on their vehicles, revealing the bonuses. Swift, who has previously been recognized for compensating tour staff generously, had earlier awarded $100,000 bonuses to her truck drivers during the tour’s early stages. The Eras Tour marked a major milestone in Swift’s career, celebrating her full catalogue while setting new commercial benchmarks for live music. Continue Reading Full Article ENTERTAINMENT Taylor Swift Gives $197m Bonuses to Eras Tour Crew By Witty Pascal Entertainment Editor Witty Pascal Home Comment Dec 13, 2025 May 15, 2026 1 min read Copy link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: Taylor Swift has rewarded members of her Eras Tour crew with more than $197 million in bonuses following the conclusion of the record-breaking global tour. The gesture is featured in the Disney+ docuseries Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour/The End of an Era , which documents the final stages of the 21-month tour. The production spanned 149 shows across 21 countries and reportedly generated about $2 billion in ticket sales, making it the highest-grossing tour in music history. ADVERTISEMENT In the series, Swift is shown addressing her crew in a group setting, thanking them for their endurance and commitment throughout the demanding tour schedule. She highlighted the collective effort behind the tour’s success before asking crew members to open messages placed on their vehicles, revealing the bonuses. Swift, who has previously been recognized for compensating tour staff generously, had earlier awarded $100,000 bonuses to her truck drivers during the tour’s early stages. ADVERTISEMENT The Eras Tour marked a major milestone in Swift’s career, celebrating her full catalogue while setting new commercial benchmarks for live music. Trending Now Master P Faces Son Mercy Miller in College Basketball Clash . Entertainment Taylor Swift’s ‘End of an Era’ Docuseries Moves Fans to Tears . Entertainment Kim Kardashian Faces Setback as Mentor Discusses Bar Exam Effort . Entertainment U.S. Vows to Hold Rwanda, M23 Accountable for Congo War Crimes . Washington Peace Accord Popular Today Biography Poco Lee Biography: Age, Real Name, Dance Career and Songs . Biography Eric Omondi Biography: Comedy, Activism and Public Life . Biography Who Is Snit Habteab, Eritrea’s Miss World Trailblazer? . Entertainment Poco Lee UK Case Sparks Consent Debate Among Nigerian Stars . Entertainment FOLA Leads 2026 Headies Nominations Ahead of Toronto . ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT Related Articles Hollywood Updates Zooey Deschanel Talks New Christmas Film and Holiday Legacy Deschanel discusses her new Christmas movie Merv and her long-standing festive music career . Hollywood Updates Diddy’s Mother Refutes Claims Raised in New Netflix Documentary Janice Combs disputes allegations about family history in Sean Combs: The Reckoning . Hollywood Updates Millie Bobby Brown Meets Burna Boy Ahead of TV Appearance Actress greets Nigerian star backstage before co-hosting the ‘Tonight Show’ . Musics Kendrick Lamar’s Scrapped ‘The Recipe’ Video Revealed on Podcast Producers explain why Kendrick Lamar and Dr. Dre’s planned lead video never made the final rollout. . Tags Entertainment Entertainment United States United States

Rwanda has accused the United Nations refugee agency of lying during a British court case regarding the deportation of asylum seekers to the country. The Rwandan government claims that the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) misled the court by suggesting that asylum seekers sent to Rwanda could be relocated to countries where they might face torture or death. UNHCR's Allegations On Monday, UNHCR lawyers argued that Rwanda's asylum system was insufficient, raising concerns about the possibility of refoulement—a practice where individuals are sent to countries where they could face serious harm. This argument echoed the UK Supreme Court's previous ruling, which found the British government's deportation plan unlawful. Rwanda's Response Rwanda's government spokesperson released a statement on Tuesday refuting the UNHCR's claims, accusing the agency of fabricating allegations. The spokesperson highlighted the irony of the UNHCR's accusations, noting that the agency collaborates with Rwanda to resettle African migrants from Libya. "UNHCR is lying," The spokesperson stated that cases mentioned by UNHCR involved individuals with legal status elsewhere or those who left Rwanda voluntarily. British Government's Plans Despite the ongoing legal battle, Britain announced that the first flight carrying asylum seekers to Rwanda is scheduled for July 24. However, this plan is contingent on the outcome of the national elections on July 4, with Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's Conservatives needing a victory to proceed. The opposition Labour Party, which leads by approximately 20 points in opinion polls, has pledged to cancel the deportation plan if elected. The first flight from the UK to Rwanda is scheduled for July 24, contingent on the Conservative Party winning the national elections on July 4. However, the Labour Party, leading in polls, has promised to cancel the plan if elected. Continue Reading Full Article By Author Name Author Name Home Comment Jun 12, 2024 May 15, 2026 2 min read Copy link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: Rwanda has accused the United Nations refugee agency of lying during a British court case regarding the deportation of asylum seekers to the country. The Rwandan government claims that the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) misled the court by suggesting that asylum seekers sent to Rwanda could be relocated to countries where they might face torture or death. UNHCR's Allegations On Monday, UNHCR lawyers argued that Rwanda's asylum system was insufficient, raising concerns about the possibility of refoulement—a practice where individuals are sent to countries where they could face serious harm. This argument echoed the UK Supreme Court's previous ruling, which found the British government's deportation plan unlawful. ADVERTISEMENT Rwanda's Response Rwanda's government spokesperson released a statement on Tuesday refuting the UNHCR's claims, accusing the agency of fabricating allegations. The spokesperson highlighted the irony of the UNHCR's accusations, noting that the agency collaborates with Rwanda to resettle African migrants from Libya. "UNHCR is lying," The spokesperson stated that cases mentioned by UNHCR involved individuals with legal status elsewhere or those who left Rwanda voluntarily. ADVERTISEMENT British Government's Plans Despite the ongoing legal battle, Britain announced that the first flight carrying asylum seekers to Rwanda is scheduled for July 24. However, this plan is contingent on the outcome of the national elections on July 4, with Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's Conservatives needing a victory to proceed. The opposition Labour Party, which leads by approximately 20 points in opinion polls, has pledged to cancel the deportation plan if elected. The first flight from the UK to Rwanda is scheduled for July 24, contingent on the Conservative Party winning the national elections on July 4. However, the Labour Party, leading in polls, has promised to cancel the plan if elected. Trending Now Uganda HIV Self-Test Assembly: Prices, Jobs and Exports . Health News DR Congo and Russia Establish Permanent Economic Commission . Economic Policies DRC Exits FATF Grey List After Completing Reform Plan . Economic Reports Tshisekedi Champions Peace, Jobs and Africa’s Voice in Moscow . Politics & Diplomacy Popular Today ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT Related Articles Tags

KAMPALA : The Ugandan shilling remains stable, with anticipated support from increased dollar inflows stemming from remittances, commodity exports, and foreign investments. As of now, the currency is trading at 3,870/3,880, showing minimal change from the previous day's close of 3,875/3,885. The market eyes potential upliftment from the inflow of dollars, especially with the Bank of Uganda's announcement to auction Treasury bonds totaling 520 billion shillings ($134.37 million) in both 20-year and 3-year categories. Such government securities sales are pivotal, as they not only aid in financing national projects but also influence the local currency's stability. An increase in Treasury bond sales can attract foreign investment, leading to a stronger shilling due to the influx of foreign currency. Investors and traders are closely monitoring these developments, predicting a positive impact on the Ugandan shilling's performance in the coming days. The outcome of the Treasury bonds auction, along with the sustained inflow of dollars, is expected to play a crucial role in shaping the currency's trajectory . Continue Reading Full Article By Author Name Author Name Home Comment Mar 21, 2024 May 15, 2026 2 min read Copy link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: uganda shillings notes KAMPALA : The Ugandan shilling remains stable, with anticipated support from increased dollar inflows stemming from remittances, commodity exports, and foreign investments. As of now, the currency is trading at 3,870/3,880, showing minimal change from the previous day's close of 3,875/3,885. The market eyes potential upliftment from the inflow of dollars, especially with the Bank of Uganda's announcement to auction Treasury bonds totaling 520 billion shillings ($134.37 million) in both 20-year and 3-year categories. ADVERTISEMENT Such government securities sales are pivotal, as they not only aid in financing national projects but also influence the local currency's stability. An increase in Treasury bond sales can attract foreign investment, leading to a stronger shilling due to the influx of foreign currency. Investors and traders are closely monitoring these developments, predicting a positive impact on the Ugandan shilling's performance in the coming days. The outcome of the Treasury bonds auction, along with the sustained inflow of dollars, is expected to play a crucial role in shaping the currency's trajectory . ADVERTISEMENT Trending Now Uganda HIV Self-Test Assembly: Prices, Jobs and Exports . Health News DR Congo and Russia Establish Permanent Economic Commission . Economic Policies DRC Exits FATF Grey List After Completing Reform Plan . Economic Reports Tshisekedi Champions Peace, Jobs and Africa’s Voice in Moscow . Politics & Diplomacy Popular Today ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT Related Articles Tags

Portable regains freedom after a week in custody and adopts a new name following a court appearance in Ogun State. Nigerian singer Habeeb Okikiola, popularly known as Portable , has regained his freedom after spending about one week in police custody following a court appearance in Ogun State . The artist was released after being arraigned before a court in Ota, Ogun State, where he faced multiple charges. Shortly after his release, a video shared online showed Portable surrounded by associates as he addressed supporters and announced that he had adopted a new name, “Innocenty.” The singer appeared composed and in good spirits in the footage, which marked his first public appearance since leaving custody. Portable ’s manager, Baby Luv, also shared a photograph of the singer with his first wife, Bewaji , on Instagram. In the post, she expressed gratitude and praised Bewaji for standing by the singer throughout his legal challenges. “All glory to God. Grace spoke, mercy prevailed. #Freedom,” she wrote, adding that Bewaji remained supportive during the difficult period. According to court proceedings, Portable was arraigned on January 12 on allegations including assault, theft, causing harm, and resisting arrest. He was also accused of stealing a Mercedes-Benz E300 reportedly valued at ₦12 million. The court did not grant bail at the hearing, reportedly due to the absence of the police officer handling the case. The matter is expected to continue at a later date. Source: Tribune Online Continue Reading Full Article ENTERTAINMENT Portable released after Ogun court appearance, adopts new name By Witty Pascal Entertainment Editor Witty Pascal Home Comment Jan 20, 2026 May 15, 2026 2 min read Copy link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: Nigerian singer Habeeb Okikiola, popularly known as Portable , has regained his freedom after spending about one week in police custody following a court appearance in Ogun State . The artist was released after being arraigned before a court in Ota, Ogun State, where he faced multiple charges. Shortly after his release, a video shared online showed Portable surrounded by associates as he addressed supporters and announced that he had adopted a new name, “Innocenty.” The singer appeared composed and in good spirits in the footage, which marked his first public appearance since leaving custody. ADVERTISEMENT Portable ’s manager, Baby Luv, also shared a photograph of the singer with his first wife, Bewaji , on Instagram. In the post, she expressed gratitude and praised Bewaji for standing by the singer throughout his legal challenges. “All glory to God. Grace spoke, mercy prevailed. #Freedom,” she wrote, adding that Bewaji remained supportive during the difficult period. ADVERTISEMENT According to court proceedings, Portable was arraigned on January 12 on allegations including assault, theft, causing harm, and resisting arrest. He was also accused of stealing a Mercedes-Benz E300 reportedly valued at ₦12 million. The court did not grant bail at the hearing, reportedly due to the absence of the police officer handling the case. The matter is expected to continue at a later date. Trending Now Uganda HIV Self-Test Assembly: Prices, Jobs and Exports . Health News DR Congo and Russia Establish Permanent Economic Commission . Economic Policies DRC Exits FATF Grey List After Completing Reform Plan . Economic Reports Tshisekedi Champions Peace, Jobs and Africa’s Voice in Moscow . Politics & Diplomacy Popular Today Biography Poco Lee Biography: Age, Real Name, Dance Career and Songs . Biography Eric Omondi Biography: Comedy, Activism and Public Life . Biography Who Is Snit Habteab, Eritrea’s Miss World Trailblazer? . Entertainment Poco Lee UK Case Sparks Consent Debate Among Nigerian Stars . Entertainment FOLA Leads 2026 Headies Nominations Ahead of Toronto . ADVERTISEMENT Source: Tribune Online ADVERTISEMENT Related Articles Biography Poco Lee Biography: Age, Real Name, Dance Career and Songs Inside the Nigerian dancer’s rise from Ojo street shows to Afrobeats stages, music and global fame. . Biography Eric Omondi Biography: Comedy, Activism and Public Life How Eric Omondi rose through Churchill Show and became a prominent Kenyan activist. . Biography Who Is Snit Habteab, Eritrea’s Miss World Trailblazer? The neuroscientist and educator became Eritrea’s first Miss World entrant and reached the Top 6 . Entertainment Poco Lee UK Case Sparks Consent Debate Among Nigerian Stars The dancer faces five sexual offence charges and returns to court on September 15. . Tags Entertainment Entertainment Nigerian Entertainment Nigerian Entertainment Nigeria Nigeria

Download Mac Muga MP3 by Alikiba, an early song from his album Cinderella. Official music video on YouTube. Download Mac Muga MP3 by Alikiba 4.8 Alikiba's early song Mac Muga, from the album Cinderella, is trending again in Tanzania. DOWNLOAD MP3 VIEW LYRICS Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Pinterest Copy link Share this song Artist Alikiba Release Date June 1, 2006 Genre Pop Quality 320kbs Downloads Audio Player Mac Muga Alikiba 00:00 / 05:01 Official Music Video Song Details Artist: Alikiba Title: Mac Muga Featured: None Genre: Pop Release Date: Jun 1, 2006 Format: MP3 About the Song Mac Muga is an early song by Tanzanian star Alikiba. Apple Music lists it, styled Macmuga, on his album Cinderella with a release date of 2006-06-01. Apple Music files the song under Pop. It runs… More Songs By Alikiba VIEW ALL SONGS December Alikiba Alikiba Bhuju Alikiba Alikiba Mac Muga Alikiba Alikiba Mnyama Alikiba Alikiba Natubu Alikiba Alikiba Niko Single Mocco Genius Mocco Genius About Alikiba Alikiba Genre Bongo Flava Years of Active 2004–present Monthly Listeners 509.3K Awards 2016 MTV EMA winner Latest Album Only One King (2021) READ FULL BIO VIEW ALL SONGS Trending Downloads From Tanzania Dar Es Salaam Ibraah . Mpende Anaekupenda Yammi . Melanina Assi . Unaondoka Na Mimi IAM Music Records . My Number One Sanja Kong . Mapenzi Yafutwe Lava Lava . Latest News About Alikiba ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT Pop Tanzania Alikiba

Go beyond giant tortoises and explore Seychelles’ hidden wildlifefrom rare parrots to fruit bats and carnivorous plants wild, witty, and unforgettable. Seychelles’ giant tortoises get all the fame living dinosaur vibes and 150-year lifespans tend to steal the spotlight. But beyond those slow-moving celebrities, these islands hide a whole cast of quirky, lesser-known creatures. Think stealthy parrots, “vampire” trees, and bats the size of seagulls. This Indian Ocean paradise boasts dozens of endemic species found nowhere else . So slip off that sun lounger and venture into the wild side of Seychelles. From forest canopies to coral reefs, here are eight overlooked wildlife encounters that will earn you serious bragging rights and a newfound love for Seychelles beyond the beach. Ready for a wild island adventure ? Pack your binoculars (and bug spray), embrace your inner Attenborough, and get set to meet the Seychellois critters and curiosities that put the “wild” in wildlife. We’re talking about experiences as unforgettable as any sunset on Beau Vallon. Let’s dive in, one awesome animal (or plant) at a time, with local tips to help you spot each all served with a side of that trademark Time Out sass. 1. Praslin’s “Black” Parrots in a Coco de Mer Forest Moody, mysterious, and only found in Praslin’s primeval palm jungles, the Seychelles Black Parrot is a diva that prefers to stay incognito. Ironically, this national bird isn’t black at all more like a smoky brown, perfectly camouflaged in the Vallée de Mai rainforest . Fewer than a thousand exist, flitting around the palms and letting out the occasional sharp whistle from above. Catching a glimpse is like finding Bigfoot: these shy parrots blend into the shadows of giant Coco de Mer fronds. But if you do hear a sudden peep overhead, pause you might just spot a rare feathery silhouette watching you from the canopy. Like this rare scene from @visitseychelles six elusive Black Parrots caught snacking in a palm tree on Praslin. These sleek island icons are as endemic and as attitude-filled as it gets. And they’re just the beginning. From vampire plants and sky-surfing bats to underwater giants, here’s your guide to Seychelles’ wildest residents you’ve probably never heard of. Where & how: Head to Vallée de Mai Nature Reserve on Praslin, a UNESCO-listed “Garden of Eden” famous for its Coco de Mer palms (and those suggestively shaped nuts). Go at dawn when the forest is hushed; early morning birdwatching tours have the best odds of coaxing out a parrot or two . Continue Reading Full Article Beyond Giant Tortoises: 10 Overlooked Wildlife of Seychelles By Neema Asha Mwakalinga Travel & Culture Expert Neema Asha Mwakalinga Home Comment Oct 22, 2025 May 15, 2026 24 min read Copy link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: Seychelles’ giant tortoises get all the fame living dinosaur vibes and 150-year lifespans tend to steal the spotlight. But beyond those slow-moving celebrities, these islands hide a whole cast of quirky, lesser-known creatures. Think stealthy parrots, “vampire” trees, and bats the size of seagulls. This Indian Ocean paradise boasts dozens of endemic species found nowhere else . So slip off that sun lounger and venture into the wild side of Seychelles. From forest canopies to coral reefs, here are eight overlooked wildlife encounters that will earn you serious bragging rights and a newfound love for Seychelles beyond the beach. Ready for a wild island adventure ? Pack your binoculars (and bug spray), embrace your inner Attenborough, and get set to meet the Seychellois critters and curiosities that put the “wild” in wildlife. We’re talking about experiences as unforgettable as any sunset on Beau Vallon. Let’s dive in, one awesome animal (or plant) at a time, with local tips to help you spot each all served with a side of that trademark Time Out sass. 1. Praslin’s “Black” Parrots in a Coco de Mer Forest Moody, mysterious, and only found in Praslin’s primeval palm jungles, the Seychelles Black Parrot is a diva that prefers to stay incognito. Ironically, this national bird isn’t black at all more like a smoky brown, perfectly camouflaged in the Vallée de Mai rainforest . Fewer than a thousand exist, flitting around the palms and letting out the occasional sharp whistle from above. Catching a glimpse is like finding Bigfoot: these shy parrots blend into the shadows of giant Coco de Mer fronds. But if you do hear a sudden peep overhead, pause you might just spot a rare feathery silhouette watching you from the canopy. Like this rare scene from @visitseychelles six elusive Black Parrots caught snacking in a palm tree on Praslin. These sleek island icons are as endemic and as attitude-filled as it gets. And they’re just the beginning. From vampire plants and sky-surfing bats to underwater giants, here’s your guide to Seychelles’ wildest residents you’ve probably never heard of. Where & how: Head to Vallée de Mai Nature Reserve on Praslin, a UNESCO-listed “Garden of Eden” famous for its Coco de Mer palms (and those suggestively shaped nuts). Go at dawn when the forest is hushed; early morning birdwatching tours have the best odds of coaxing out a parrot or two . Entry isn’t cheap at about SCR 450 (≈ $30 ) per adult , but it funds vital conservation. Local tip: hire a knowledgeable guide at the gate (around SCR 100, ~$7) who knows the parrots’ favorite fruit trees. With some patience and a bit of luck you’ll witness Praslin’s “brown” parrots flying free. Trust us, that moment a rare parrot swoops overhead is pure island magic. 2. La Digue’s Widow-Maker: Paradise Flycatchers Serving gothic elegance with a hint of drama, the Seychelles Paradise Flycatcher flaunts a tail longer than its whole body . The locals dub it “Veuve” (widow) because the all-black males look like Victorian widows in mourning albeit widows with ridiculously long tail feathers. These stunners nearly flapped off into extinction (down to maybe 30 birds at one point), but thanks to heroic conservation they’ve bounced back to a few hundred now . Most still haunt the forests of La Digue island, where they flit among takamaka trees and swoop low to snatch insects mid-air. Catching a glimpse of a male flycatcher dancing through sunbeams tail ribbons trailing behind is like spotting a tiny flying goth concert. Where & how: La Digue’s Veuve Nature Reserve is the go-to for a rendezvous with this “widow” bird. This modest patch of woodland sits near La Digue’s L’Union area and protects the flycatcher’s last stronghold. Pop in at sunrise when these divas are most vocal you might hear a raspy tsk-tsk call before seeing them. Bring binoculars and look for a flash of inky black or chestnut (females are brown). Entry is only SCR 150 (~ $10 ) for visitors , which includes a peek at the tiny info center. Pro tip: ask the ranger to point out the flycatchers’ favorite kapok trees. If you’re lucky, you’ll witness a courting pair doing acrobatic loops through the air the fanciest aerial love show in the Seychelles. Not bad for an animal smaller than a soda can! 3. Cousin Island’s Comeback Kid: Seychelles Magpie Robin Meet the bold little songbird that went from nearly zero to national hero. The Seychelles Magpie Robin is a dapper black-and-white bird with a cheeky personality it literally hops around your feet and poses as if it owns the place. Back in 1965, only 16 of these robins were left on Earth, all clinging to one predator-free islet . They call it the “comeback kid” of Seychelles and with good reason. Once down to barely a dozen birds, the Seychelles Magpie Robin has clawed its way back from extinction’s edge. On Fregate Island, this glossy black-and-white songbird now struts through forest trails like it owns the place proof that conservation miracles really do sing. ADVERTISEMENT Now, after intense conservation efforts, over 500 thrive across several islands. Talk about a comeback! On tiny Cousin Island (their main hangout), magpie robins act like your personal welcoming committee: warbling unique songs and following visitors along jungle paths hoping we’ll stir up tasty insects for them. One might even tug your shoelace if you stand still these feathered fellas have zero shame when it comes to begging for bug snacks. Where & how: Cousin Island Special Reserve, just 2 km off Praslin, is the spot to meet these avian celebrities. It’s only accessible by guided tour a 15-minute boat ride brings you to what feels like a lost world of birds. The reserve strictly controls visitor numbers, and there’s a SCR 600 (~ $45 ) conservation fee per head (cash only, so stash those rupees!). A park ranger will lead you around; stick close as they know each robin by “name” (some wear colored bands). You’ll likely see magpie robins hop right up to you on the trail or even land on an outstretched hand with no predators around, they’re utterly fearless. Local tip: wear sturdy shoes and insect repellent (Cousin’s mosquitos are also enthusiastic greeters). By tour’s end, you’ll have a new appreciation for this once-endangered bird and possibly a robin BFF for life. 4. Flying Foxes at Dusk: Seychelles Fruit Bats When twilight falls in the Seychelles, look up those “birds” silhouetted against the pink sky are actually megabats on the move. The Seychelles Flying Fox (a fruit bat) is the islands’ only native mammal, sporting a foxy little face and a 1.2 m wingspan. Basically, picture a golden retriever-size bat gliding overhead like a kite. By day they snooze in treetops, hanging upside down like umbrellas; by night they glide out in squadrons to raid fruit trees. When dusk falls over Seychelles, the real sky show begins and no, it’s not the sunset. Those swooping silhouettes above the palms? Meet the Seychelles fruit bat , a furry, golden-faced pollinator that keeps the islands’ forests blooming. Equal parts adorable and chaotic, these “flying foxes” are the islands’ unsung gardeners just don’t leave your mangoes unattended. Locals have a love-hate thing with these guys: they’re vital pollinators for island plants, but they also help themselves to mangoes and guavas with zero remorse. (Fun fact: fruit bat curry is a traditional dish in Seychelles though these days you’re more likely to shoot them with a camera than see them on a menu .) Where & how: Honestly, almost anywhere at sundown. Park yourself on Beau Vallon beach on Mahé or by a La Digue coconut grove around 6:00 pm cocktail in hand and enjoy the free wildlife show above. You’ll see the bats emerge in twos and threes, flapping lazily across the orange sky. It’s a bit eerie, a bit awe-inspiring, and 100% Seychellois. Cost? Absolutely free (though a cold Seybrew beer at a beach bar will run you ~ SCR 60 / $4 worth it to complete the vibe). If you’re keen to see them up close by day, head to the Victoria Botanical Gardens or any big fig tree; you might spot dozens of furry bat buddies napping in a cluster. Just don’t stand directly under them unless you want a surprise “shower”. 😉 Local tip: These “flying foxes” are harmless they want fruit, not blood, so relax and admire their sunset sky surfing. It’s island life at its finest. 5. Katiti on the Hunt: Seychelles Kestrel This pint-sized predator packs more swagger than a bull eagle ten times its size. The Seychelles Kestrel , known as Katiti in Creole, is the islands’ only native bird of prey . How tiny are we talking? About 20 cm tall small enough to fit in your hand yet this falcon doesn’t let size stop it from ruling the skies. You’ll often see a katiti perched proudly on telephone poles or breadfruit trees, scanning for geckos and skinks to snatch up for dinner . Unlike other kestrels, our island version doesn’t bother with the whole hovering thing; it prefers a swift dive-bomb attack. They even skip building nests, sometimes crashing in on somebody else’s abandoned tree hole or under house eaves like a true millennial. Small bird, big boss energy. Where & how: You’ve got the best chance on Mahé , the largest island. Keep your eyes peeled around the outskirts of Victoria and the forested slopes of Morne Seychellois National Park . Listen for a sharp “kee-kee-kee” call echoing off the granite cliffs that’s a katiti announcing its territory. There’s no fee or tour required for this adventure (Mother Nature doesn’t charge, darling), so you can wander hiking trails or even around your hotel grounds with binoculars on standby. ADVERTISEMENT If you’re a keen birder, consider hiring a local guide (~ SCR 800 or $55 for a half day) who can whistle the kestrel’s call; these curious raptors often swoop in if they think another katiti is intruding. True story: one pair even nested in the Victoria airport rafters, giving a few lucky travelers a wildlife welcome! Local tip: patience . Take a seat by a clearing and watch the treetops spotting this mini falcon on its throne is immensely satisfying, like finding a rare Pokémon in the wild. 6. Gentle Giants of the Reef: Whale Sharks Yes, you read that right the world’s largest fish makes an annual appearance in Seychelles, and surprisingly few visitors know about it. Whale sharks (which are actually colossal, polka-dotted sharks, not whales) cruise through these turquoise waters each year to feed on plankton. Come the peak season around October to December , these gentle behemoths are often spotted near Mahé and the inner islands . As @visitseychelles perfectly captured, few island moments beat spotting a whale shark gliding beneath your boat. Locals call this gentle giant Sagren a plankton-loving leviathan that drifts through Seychelles’ cobalt waters between September and November. One moment you’re snapping selfies on deck, the next you’re staring down a twelve-meter masterpiece of nature, polka-dotted and peaceful, reminding everyone who really rules these waters. Imagine snorkeling and suddenly seeing a 10-meter spotted giant gliding by heart-poundingly thrilling, yet strangely peaceful as they’re filter-feeders that couldn’t care less about puny humans. Seychelles authorities even put out advisories when whale sharks arrive, reminding boaters to go slow and not play bumper cars with our big visitors . It’s basically an open-invite whale shark party in the Indian Ocean, and you’re invited to crash it (respectfully). Where & how: Base yourself on Mahé during whale shark season (October–November is a sure bet ). Beau Vallon Bay on Mahé’s northwest coast is the hub for whale shark excursions, with licensed dive operators heading out almost daily in peak months . Sign up for a snorkeling tour around SCR 1500 –2000 per person (≈ $100–$135 ) for a half-day boat trip with gear. It’s a splurge, but how often do you get to swim alongside a spotted giant? Tours usually start with a briefing on shark etiquette: no touching, no chasing, just gentle observing. If you’d rather stay dry, sometimes you can even spot whale sharks from viewpoints or while ferry-hopping between islands (look for dark shadows near the surface). But nothing beats slipping into the water with them. As you float alongside a whale shark, watching it sweep majestically through the blue, you’ll feel positively tiny and utterly humbled. Local tip: Bring a GoPro or at least an underwater camera (and a buddy to snap your photo) because your friends will demand proof of that time you swam with a 30-foot fish. And always listen to your guide these sharks are harmless, but good ocean manners keep both you and the animals safe . 7. Daytime Nesters: Hawksbill Sea Turtles Many tropical destinations boast about sea turtles, but in Seychelles you might literally share the beach with one. The critically endangered Hawksbill turtle is an island VIP that comes ashore to nest in surprising daylight hours no night-vision goggles needed here. Picture this: you’re lounging on the soft sands of Anse Lazio or wandering a quiet cove, and up waddles a 150-pound mama turtle, flippers flying sand everywhere as she digs a nest. Hawksbills lay eggs on Seychelles’ beaches from roughly September to March (peaking around November-January), and thanks to strict protection, they’re pretty relaxed about human onlookers. It’s a jaw-dropping sight ancient instincts on display and most casual travelers don’t realize it can happen during their afternoon beach picnic! As @ tbo.academy reminds us, Seychelles isn’t just a postcard it’s a full-blown tropical playground. Think snorkelling between coral gardens, hopping from island to island, and watching turtles nest under a pink dusk sky. With easy visa-free entry and a rhythm that runs on island time, it’s little wonder travellers keep falling for this Indian Ocean beauty. Where & how: For the best chance, visit protected sanctuaries or quieter beaches where turtles feel safe. Cousin Island and Curieuse Island (both near Praslin) are turtle nesting hotbeds join a guided excursion to these islands, where wardens will lead you to recent nests and maybe a sighting of a turtle laying eggs or hatchlings scampering to sea. Curieuse has an entry fee of SCR 300 (~ $20 ), often included in island-hopping tours that also stop to see giant tortoises (two wildlife treats in one!). Trending Now Uganda HIV Self-Test Assembly: Prices, Jobs and Exports . Health News DR Congo and Russia Establish Permanent Economic Commission . Economic Policies DRC Exits FATF Grey List After Completing Reform Plan . Economic Reports Tshisekedi Champions Peace, Jobs and Africa’s Voice in Moscow . Politics & Diplomacy Popular Today Beyond Giant Tortoises: 10 Overlooked Wildlife of Seychelles . Top 10 Leisure Activities to Do in Seychelles in 2025 . Top 10 Budget-Friendly Accommodations in Seychelles . Top 10 Hidden Gems of Seychelles . Travel Guide Where to Drink in Paradise: Seychelles’ 10 Best Bars of 2025 . ADVERTISEMENT On Praslin itself, keep an eye on Anse Georgette and Anse Lazio in the early morning or late afternoon . If you spot tracks or a big turtle, give her plenty of space she’s on a mission. Many resorts have turtle liaison programs; ask your hotel if they do turtle-watch calls for guests. Local tip: Never disturb a nesting turtle or her nest. No flash photography at night, no touching hatchlings (no matter how cute!). If you’re lucky to witness a daytime nesting, maintain a respectful distance and savor the natural wonder quietly. And yes, do the turtle a solid by covering up your own sandcastle pits before you leave the beach baby turtles can get trapped in our mess. Seeing a hawksbill up close, in broad daylight, is a once-in-a-lifetime memory that’ll make you forget all about those fame-hogging tortoises. 8. Carnivorous Plants on Copolia Trail Who knew Seychelles had its own little “Little Shop of Horrors” lurking in the mountains? High up on Mahé’s granite peaks grows the Seychelles Pitcher Plant a carnivorous cutie that snacks on insects. That’s right, amid the postcard palms and beaches, the islands hide an Agatha Christie -level plot twist: plants that eat bugs. These endemic pitcher plants (Nepenthes pervillei) sprout tiny mottled green-and-red “pitchers” that fill with digestive juice to trap unsuspecting ants and flies . Hikers often stroll right past them, mistaking them for odd little flowers, until a guide points out the telltale mini “cup” full of yesterday’s bug buffet . It’s equal parts gruesome and cool definitely an overlooked natural wonder in a tropical paradise better known for fauna than flora. As @greengenerationseychelles shows, not everything that bites in Seychelles has teeth. Meet the Seychelles Pitcher Plant , a rare little carnivore that snacks on unsuspecting insects instead of tourists. Endemic to the granite peaks of Mahé and Silhouette, this neon-green trap is part science fiction, part survival story proof that even paradise hides a few hungry secrets. Where & how: The easiest way to meet these insect-eating plants is to hike the Copolia Trail on Mahé. This popular trail (about 45 minutes uphill) winds through jungle to a panoramic rocky summit and it’s here on the exposed granite ledges that pitcher plants bask in the sun . Look down near your hiking boots: those little green cups with lids are the carnivores in question. No park entry fee required; this adventure is on Mother Nature’s house. Just bring water, sunscreen, and decent shoes. A guided hike can be arranged (expect ~ SCR 500 or $35 for a half-day group trek), but if you’re moderately fit, you can DIY the trail is well-marked. As you near the top, move slowly and keep your eyes peeled at ground level so you don’t accidentally step on these rare plants. They tend to cluster in patches, silently gobbling bugs while offering you a great excuse to catch your breath. Local tip: Don’t poke your finger into the liquid (eww, not coconut water!). Instead, crouch and gently lift a pitcher to peek inside you might see a few trapped insects awaiting digestion. Bragging rights unlocked: not many can say they’ve high-fived (figuratively) a carnivorous plant in the wild. Plus, the 360° island view from Copolia is absolutely worth the sweat. Reward yourself after the hike with a fresh coconut or a Seybrew at the trailhead, you’ve earned it. The Takeaway: Wild Encounters > Souvenir T-shirts There you have it eight wild reasons to peel yourself away from the infinity pool and discover the untamed soul of Seychelles. Sure, giant tortoises are awesome, but now you’ve tracked down stealthy parrots, ogled goth-looking birds, chilled with bats, and even said hello to a tree that eats bugs. Not your average beach holiday, huh? The key to these encounters is going a bit beyond the usual tourist trail: hire local guides for the hidden gems, venture to lesser-known islands, and always respect Mother Nature’s ground rules (no petting, feeding or harassing the wildlife even if that Coco de Mer nut really looks like it needs a squeeze). Think like a savvy islander: pack binoculars, wear comfy shoes, and keep a few rupees handy for park fees or post-hike sundowners. Early mornings and late afternoons are your best friend for wildlife spotting (animals have schedules too, you know). And don’t forget to simply slow down Seychelles may be small, but it’s bursting with life if you take the time to look. So next time you’re in this tropical paradise, go beyond the selfie with a tortoise. From making eye contact with a friendly magpie robin to swimming alongside a spotted giant, these are the moments that turn a trip into a story you’ll be telling for years. Trust your local friend here: this beats any cheesy souvenir T-shirt. Happy exploring, and may your Seychelles adventures be wild and wonderful ADVERTISEMENT Related Articles Beyond Giant Tortoises: 10 Overlooked Wildlife of Seychelles Beyond the beach: uncover Seychelles’ secret wildlife stars, from stealthy parrots to vampire plants. . Top 10 Leisure Activities to Do in Seychelles in 2025 From kayaking clear waters to Creole feasts, discover Seychelles’ most exciting 2025 adventures . 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In Kinshasa, prosecutors seek the death penalty for Joseph Kabila, accused of treason and aiding Rwanda-backed rebels in Congo’s unprecedented trial. The High Military Court in Kinshasa heard extraordinary closing arguments this Friday, with the prosecutor calling for the death penalty against former president Joseph Kabila. On 22 August 2025, General Lucien René Likulia, the Auditor General of the Armed Forces of the Democratic Republic of Congo (FARDC), asked the High Military Court to sentence Joseph Kabila Kabange, Congo’s former president, to death. Kabila, who is being tried in absentia after fleeing the country, faces a long list of charges: treason, participation in an insurrection, crimes against humanity, wilful killings, rape, torture, deportation, and the forced occupation of Goma. The prosecution alleges that since the start of Rwanda’s renewed aggression in eastern DR Congo, Kabila has secretly supported the M23 rebel movement, accused of receiving men and weapons from Kigali. On 23 February 2025, South Africa’s Sunday Times published an article in which Kabila defended the M23 as “a people’s aspiration” and “not a Rwandan proxy.” Survivors and officials say he showed no compassion for the thousands of civilians massacred in Goma (January 27, 2025) and Bukavu (February 15, 2025) during the M23-RDF offensive. On 29 May 2025, he reportedly traveled via Kigali to Goma to publicly endorse the rebels’ cause. Prosecutors argue these actions amount to active collaboration with Rwanda, considered an aggressor state by the UN under Resolution 2773. Lawyers representing the Congolese state, North Kivu, and South Kivu provinces demanded $24 billion in damages for harm caused to the population. They also called on the court to strip Kabila of his Congolese identity, insisting he should be recognized by his birth name, Hyppolite Kanambe Mtwale. Continue Reading Full Article WAR IN EASTERN DRC Joseph Kabila Trial: Prosecutor Demands Death Penalty By Guerson Nabushi Nyonkourou Political Analyst Guerson Nabushi Nyonkourou Home Comment Aug 23, 2025 May 15, 2026 4 min read Copy link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: The High Military Court in Kinshasa heard extraordinary closing arguments this Friday, with the prosecutor calling for the death penalty against former president Joseph Kabila. On 22 August 2025, General Lucien René Likulia, the Auditor General of the Armed Forces of the Democratic Republic of Congo (FARDC), asked the High Military Court to sentence Joseph Kabila Kabange, Congo’s former president, to death. Kabila, who is being tried in absentia after fleeing the country, faces a long list of charges: treason, participation in an insurrection, crimes against humanity, wilful killings, rape, torture, deportation, and the forced occupation of Goma. The prosecution alleges that since the start of Rwanda’s renewed aggression in eastern DR Congo, Kabila has secretly supported the M23 rebel movement, accused of receiving men and weapons from Kigali. On 23 February 2025, South Africa’s Sunday Times published an article in which Kabila defended the M23 as “a people’s aspiration” and “not a Rwandan proxy.” ADVERTISEMENT Survivors and officials say he showed no compassion for the thousands of civilians massacred in Goma (January 27, 2025) and Bukavu (February 15, 2025) during the M23-RDF offensive. On 29 May 2025, he reportedly traveled via Kigali to Goma to publicly endorse the rebels’ cause. Prosecutors argue these actions amount to active collaboration with Rwanda, considered an aggressor state by the UN under Resolution 2773. Lawyers representing the Congolese state, North Kivu, and South Kivu provinces demanded $24 billion in damages for harm caused to the population. ADVERTISEMENT They also called on the court to strip Kabila of his Congolese identity, insisting he should be recognized by his birth name, Hyppolite Kanambe Mtwale. During the trial, they presented documents suggesting that even while in office, Kabila’s signature carried the initials “HK” - interpreted as proof that he usurped a Congolese identity throughout his 18 years in power. To support their case, the civil party lawyers referred to the testimony of Eric Nkuba Shebandu, a senior figure in the rebel group Alliance Fleuve Congo (AFC), arrested in Tanzania in January 2024 and later presented to the press in Kinshasa. Nkuba allegedly revealed that Joseph Kabila personally coordinated political recruitment for the AFC, working with figures like Claudel Lubaya, Joseph Olenghankoy, and Patient Sayiba. According to his statement, Kabila offered large sums of money and promises of future appointments to bring Congolese politicians into the rebel fold. Trending Now Uganda HIV Self-Test Assembly: Prices, Jobs and Exports . Health News DR Congo and Russia Establish Permanent Economic Commission . Economic Policies DRC Exits FATF Grey List After Completing Reform Plan . Economic Reports Tshisekedi Champions Peace, Jobs and Africa’s Voice in Moscow . Politics & Diplomacy Popular Today Justice & Crime Inside DRC’s Operation to Bring Denise Dusauchoy to Kinshasa . Rwanda Politics Kagame Sides With Journalist Against His Own Foreign Minister . Natural Disasters Guinea Landfill Landslide Kills 30 as Search Continues . Justice & Crime Niger Governor Orders Rescue of Worshippers Abducted in Borgu . Biography DJ Maphorisa Biography: Age, Real Name, Songs & Amapiano Rise . ADVERTISEMENT What Comes Next The High Military Court’s verdict will be watched closely across Congo and internationally. The demand for the death penalty is historic; never before has a former Congolese head of state faced such a request. For supporters of President Félix Tshisekedi, this case is about accountability and sovereignty. For Kabila’s allies, it is political persecution meant to silence a rival and reshape Congo’s power map. Either way, the trial marks a turning point. As one Kinshasa observer put it: “This is no longer just about Joseph Kabila, it is about the future of justice in Congo.” ADVERTISEMENT Related Articles Justice & Crime Inside DRC’s Operation to Bring Denise Dusauchoy to Kinshasa How a DRC warrant, Tanzanian cooperation and a reported private jet brought Denise Dusauchoy . 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Peller says few Nigerian musicians are kind, accusing many of favoring foreign media over local influencers. Popular TikTok streamer and content creator, Peller , has expressed concerns about the attitude of Nigerian musicians toward local media and influencers. Speaking during a recent livestream in Enugu , Peller said his interactions and collaborations with artists have shaped his opinion that only a few Nigerian musicians demonstrate kindness and support, particularly toward local content creators. According to him, many Nigerian artists tend to prioritize foreign influencers and international media platforms, often overlooking local streamers and media personalities. He added that this trend only shifts when the artists’ popularity begins to decline. “Nigerian musicians don’t rate local streamers . They will be streaming with Americans, but when they don turn old taker, na then dem go dey find Naija streamers up and down,” he said. Peller noted that, based on his experience, only a handful of artists stand out for their supportive attitude. He specifically mentioned Davido, Olamide, and Tiwa Savage as among the few he considers kind within the industry. He further urged Nigerian entertainers, particularly musicians, to engage more with local media and influencers, regardless of their global success, emphasizing the importance of supporting homegrown platforms. Source: Daily Post Continue Reading Full Article NOLLYWOOD UPDATES Peller Claims Few Nigerian Musicians Show Kindness By Witty Pascal Entertainment Editor Witty Pascal Home Comment Mar 19, 2026 May 15, 2026 2 min read Copy link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: Popular TikTok streamer and content creator, Peller , has expressed concerns about the attitude of Nigerian musicians toward local media and influencers. Speaking during a recent livestream in Enugu , Peller said his interactions and collaborations with artists have shaped his opinion that only a few Nigerian musicians demonstrate kindness and support, particularly toward local content creators. ADVERTISEMENT According to him, many Nigerian artists tend to prioritize foreign influencers and international media platforms, often overlooking local streamers and media personalities. He added that this trend only shifts when the artists’ popularity begins to decline. “Nigerian musicians don’t rate local streamers . They will be streaming with Americans, but when they don turn old taker, na then dem go dey find Naija streamers up and down,” he said. ADVERTISEMENT Peller noted that, based on his experience, only a handful of artists stand out for their supportive attitude. He specifically mentioned Davido, Olamide, and Tiwa Savage as among the few he considers kind within the industry. He further urged Nigerian entertainers, particularly musicians, to engage more with local media and influencers, regardless of their global success, emphasizing the importance of supporting homegrown platforms. Trending Now Uganda HIV Self-Test Assembly: Prices, Jobs and Exports . Health News DR Congo and Russia Establish Permanent Economic Commission . Economic Policies DRC Exits FATF Grey List After Completing Reform Plan . Economic Reports Tshisekedi Champions Peace, Jobs and Africa’s Voice in Moscow . Politics & Diplomacy Popular Today Biography Poco Lee Biography: Age, Real Name, Dance Career and Songs . Biography Eric Omondi Biography: Comedy, Activism and Public Life . Biography Who Is Snit Habteab, Eritrea’s Miss World Trailblazer? . Entertainment Poco Lee UK Case Sparks Consent Debate Among Nigerian Stars . Entertainment FOLA Leads 2026 Headies Nominations Ahead of Toronto . ADVERTISEMENT Source: Daily Post ADVERTISEMENT Related Articles Biography Poco Lee Biography: Age, Real Name, Dance Career and Songs Inside the Nigerian dancer’s rise from Ojo street shows to Afrobeats stages, music and global fame. . Biography Eric Omondi Biography: Comedy, Activism and Public Life How Eric Omondi rose through Churchill Show and became a prominent Kenyan activist. . Biography Who Is Snit Habteab, Eritrea’s Miss World Trailblazer? The neuroscientist and educator became Eritrea’s first Miss World entrant and reached the Top 6 . Entertainment Poco Lee UK Case Sparks Consent Debate Among Nigerian Stars The dancer faces five sexual offence charges and returns to court on September 15. . Tags Entertainment Entertainment Nigerian Entertainment Nigerian Entertainment Nigeria Nigeria