English singer from the girl group The Saturdays alongside Vanessa White, Frankie Sandford, Rochelle Wiseman and Una Healy. She also has a fashion line called Loved by Mollie. She has also been involved with philanthropic efforts, such as recording singles for Comic Relief. Before Fame She studied psychology and business, despite struggling with dyslexia. She also nearly won Miss Guildford when she was nineteen. Trivia Her band The Saturdays did photo shoots for Veet and T-Mobile.

The self-acclaimed founder of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Emeka Emekesiri, has again accused Nnamdi Kanu of hijacking IPOB from him and the originators of the group. Speaking in a broadcast, Emekesiri stated that the arrested pro-Biafra activist built a “cult of gangsters.” The self-acclaimed IPOB founder, who stated that he had made submissions for the actualization of Biafra before the National Assembly and court, stated that Nnamdi Kanu was not speaking for people of the Southeast.

The leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Nnamdi Kanu, has accused the people in Aso Rock, Nigeria’s Presidential Villa and China of being responsible for the mysterious deaths recorded in Kano State, northern Nigeria. Naija News reports that over 600 people have been reported to have died in Kano in the past one week, with the state commissioner for information, Muhammad Garba, saying in a statement on Sunday that the government is putting measures in place to keep all residents safe.

Following the mayhem caused by military personnel last Friday at Palmgrove, Lagos, Nobel Laureate, Prof. Wole Soyinka, has likened Nigerian soldiers to the deadly Boko Haram sect. Prof. Wole Soyinka Speaking on Saturday night at the Wole Soyinka Prize for Literature in Africa, the Nobel laureate labelled as barbaric the act of soldiers who went on rampage, burning some BRT buses on Ikorodu road, Lagos. Describing the soldiers’ attack on innocent people as madness, Soyinka took a cue from the late Prof.

Former Rangers player Kenny Miller has hailed the current coach of the club, Michael Beale, for agreeing to sign Nigeria international, Cyriel Dessers. Earlier this month, Rangers completed the signing of Cyriel Dessers from relegated Serie A club, Cremonese. Miller could not help but be filled with admiration for coach Beale for going all out in the transfer market for Rangers, particularly with the arrival of Dessers. The Nigerian striker who scored 10 goals last season, including six in Serie A, was a key target for manager Beale.