Sugar Rush is coming soon to Netflix and joins the increase number of Nollywood titles that has arrived the streamer over a couple of months. Sugar Rush was released in December 2019 and did a decent cinema run before the coronavirus, and remember the uproar when the movie was removed by the NFVCB for violating guidelines. Director Jadesola Osiberu made the announcement about Sugar Rush coming to Netflix on Instagram, a star-studded comedy follows three sisters who discover $80,000 and try to get away from law enforcement and villains who lay claim to the money.

Starring Adesua Etomi-Wellington, Bisola Aiyeola, Bimbo Ademoye, Williams Uchemba, Mawuli Gavor, Toke Makinwa, Bankole Wellington, Omoni Oboli and others, the movie’s arrival on Netflix presents an excellent opportunity for those yet to see the comedy.

Court restrains Obaseki from participating in PDP primaries

Justice E.A Obile of a Federal High Court sitting in Port Harcourt, has restrained Edo Governor, Godwin Obaseki, from participating in the governorship primaries of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) scheduled to hold on Thursday, June 25, 2020.

Justice Obile gave the order in a suit filed by another PDP governorship aspirant, Omoregie Ogbeide-Ihama, who insisted that Obaseki did not purchase PDP form or undergo screening within the time-table schedule.

I remain Ondo deputy governor – Agboola Ajayi

Ondo State’s Deputy Governor, Agboola Ajayi who resigned his membership of the All Progressives Congress (APC) and picked up a Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) membership card on Sunday June 21, has stated that he won’t be resigning from Akeredolu’s government.

Ajayi averred that though he resigned from the APC, the people who elected him as Deputy Governor of Ondo have not asked him to resign.

Rapists to get life imprisonment in Akwa Ibom

Governor Emmaneul Udom has signed the Violence Against Persons Prohibition Law , VAPPL, 2020, which empowers judges to hand down life imprisonment to anyone convicted of rape in Akwa Ibom. The state’s commissioner for agriculture and women affairs, Glory Edet who spoke after the Governor assented the bill, said it is aimed at discouraging the spate of violence in the society.

NCDC confirms 675 new cases of coronavirus

675 new cases of #COVID19Nigeria;

Lagos-288
Oyo-76
Rivers-56
Delta-31
Ebonyi-30
Gombe-28
Ondo-20
Kaduna-20
Kwara-20
Ogun-17
FCT-16
Edo-13
Abia-10
Nasarawa-9
Imo-9
Bayelsa-8
Borno-8
Katsina-8
Sokoto-3
Bauchi-3
Plateau-2

20,919 confirmed
7,109 discharged
525 deaths pic.twitter.com/7nAWZGBiYY

— NCDC (@NCDCgov) June 22, 2020