Adanna Akinfenwa

A man has been arrested following a sexual assault in south London. At around 20:20hrs Wednesday, 25 March, police were called to the O2 Arena in Greenwich by venue management. A woman, aged in her 20s, was approached from behind by a man, who sexually assaulted her. Officers were already at the venue, and swiftly arrested a 26-year-old man who had been apprehended by venue staff. He was taken into custody, where he remains. The victim is receiving support from specially-trained officers. The Met is prioritising the safety of women and girls across London. Officers continue to work closely with venues to provide awareness training for staff, and we have expanded specialist teams across domestic abuse, stalking and sexual violence to ensure a dedicated response.

If you’ve got a platform, use it for more than vibes. Nigeria doesn’t need more ornament. It needs more burden. Just my thoughts though 🤷🏽‍♀️

If we’re going to celebrate “Naija no dey carry last,” let it be because we demanded: •accountability, not aesthetics •protection of lives, not performance •reform that reaches villages and the vulnerable.

“NAIJA NO DEY CARRY LAST.” When King Charles hosted President Tinubu, that line landed and social media did what it does: clips, quotes, retweets, pride. But here’s my unpopular opinion: Nigeria is carrying last in the places that matter most.

I need people to hear me, and hear me clearly. The elites are betting on your illiteracy and your inability to engage with difficult concepts and read. Pick up a book. Read history. Understand what’s happening in the world.

We can be discerning without being cruel. We can be honouring without becoming complicit. & we can ask questions without the fear of being ridiculed.

Do I agree with everything Candace has done? No. Has she forced uncomfortable questions into the open? Yes. She has exposed how quickly people protect power when it benefits them. But here’s what I refuse: A Christian approach that is either naïve or vicious.

Candace Owens’ docuseries has not only split Republicans—it has split Christians. And the debate isn’t trivial. It’s exposing a fracture in how we understand: •grief •accountability •power Because Christians are now arguing two positions that both contain truth.

Sixty yearse ago today, JFK was murdered in broad daylight, a moment that would alter the trajectory of American history and shatter the public's trust in the federal government. Today, the same intel agencies whose fingerprints are all over JFK's assassination are more unaccountable and more weaponized than ever—but now they have vast technological powers, from universal surveillance to the new tool of AI. When you take on the military industrial complex and the police state, don't be surprised when those in power call for you to be "eliminated." 11.22.63 should be a day that reminds us that power must be returned to we the people, the sovereign, and America's intel agencies must be brought to heel.