Nollywood star, Chiamaka Nwokeukwu has confessed love for the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Nnamdi Kanu.

The actress made her loving confession for the separatist leader on her Instagram page. The actress wrote, “ I respect Mazi Nnamdi Kanu if you know you know” with 100% emoji to back her emotion.

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Many of her followers expressed their displeasure regarding her Instagram post. Queen Endaline Nne was blunt, she said “I love you but this is a no-no, what he instigated in the minds of these hoodlums breaking and vandalizing properties in Onitsha in the name of Biafra ?ﾟ  Let’s call a spade a spade, destroying properties we built by our own money, burning police stations and taking all the guns, the citizens are scared, this is not a tribal war, but a fight to save Nigeria as a whole. I would have unfriended you now because of this I swear, Nnamdi Kanu is a problem on his own, let’s learn to do things at the right time and in a peaceful and learned way”

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However, the Nollywood actress insisted saying, “Nobody should ever go against that man again I beg you. I’m gonna lose a lot of friends because of this man I swear and I mean it,” she said.

The Federal Government has announced October 12 for full reopening of 104 Unity Schools across the country. Minister of Education, Adamu Adamu, made the announcement at a press conference.

He said State Governments and private school owners are at liberty to reopen based on guidelines developed for safe reopening of schools.

He urged the colleges to abide by the COVID-19 protocol guidelines developed to curtail spread of the virus.

The Minister threatened to shutdown schools, whether government or privately owned, that fail to obey the protocols.

TikTok owned by Chinese company ByteDance has filed a lawsuit against the U.S. government led by President Donald Trump who had earlier banned the company’s American operations. The lawsuit, was filed today Monday, August 24 2020 in the Federal District Court for the Central District of California, alleging that Trump’s order violates due process protections and offers no evidence to back up its claims that TikTok presents a national security threat.

“The executive order is not rooted in bona fide national security concerns,” the complaint reads, noting that “independent national security and information security experts have criticized the political nature of this executive order, and expressed doubt as to whether its stated national security objective is genuine.”