The only thing that matters is that I understand you – Bella’s love message to Sheggz at birthday party

<p>Big Brother Naija reality star, Chidimma Bella Okagbue, has opened her heart to her boyfriend and former housemate, Segun Daniel Olusemo, popularly known as Sheggz at his 27th birthday party.</p>, <p>Confirming the unfortunate incident in a post on his Instagram page on Wednesday, the comedian wrote, “it’s well,” while sharing a gospel song about having the strength to do what he has to do.</p>, <p>Soludo’s article, which apparently set the internet on fire on Monday, is still generating backlash from Obi’s supporters and other stakeholders of Igbo extraction.</p>, <p>Frank, who hosted the Nigerian TV show, ‘Who wants to be a Millionaire’, stated this in a tweet on his official handle while reacting to the recent outburst by the Anambra Governor, Charles Soludo against Obi.</p>, <p>Okosi, who noted that the goal of the grant was to support and advance Black songwriters, producers, creators, and artists on the platform, revealed that 40 creators from Sub-Saharan Africa would be part of the 135 #YouTubeBlack Voices Creators selected globally and enrolled in the cohort.</p>, <p>Recall that Soludo had in an article on Monday, rubbished the presidential ambition of Obi, saying he lacks the capacity to win the election.</p>, <p>”We are excited about the creators, musical artists and producers from Africa joining others from across the world in the 2023 #YouTubeBlack Voices Fund,” Okosi stated.</p>, <p>”The world might misunderstand you, but I understand you, and that’s all that matters.”</p>, <p>The selected would also enjoy dedicated partner support for six months with the opportunity to participate in programmes including bespoke training, workshops and networking programmes spread out across the year.</p>, <p>Reacting, Edoho wondered why the Igbo political bigwigs would attack their own presidential candidate, amid the rare opportunity for Igbo presidency.</p>, <p>Among the 23 #YouTubeBlack Voices artists selected were African fast-rising musical artists Kamo Mphela from South Africa, Gyakie from Ghana, BNXN and