I NEVER FELT SO LOST - JESS IMPIAZZI OPENS UP ON LUPUS BATTLE AND PREGNANCY JOURNEY. (PHOTO).

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 I Never Felt So Lost - Jess Impiazzi Opens Up on Lupus Battle and Pregnancy Journey Jess Impiazzi has opened up in deeply personal fashion about the toll lupus has taken on her life, sharing candid images of her skin flare-ups, hair loss, and the emotional weight that came with the diagnosis. The pregnant reality star, 37, reflected on what she described as a “life-changing” journey since learning she had the chronic autoimmune condition in 2023, admitting there was a period when she felt completely overwhelmed by what lay ahead. In a heartfelt social media post, the former Ex On The Beach star revealed that the illness affected far more than just her physical health. She said the diagnosis shook her confidence and left her feeling as though her identity was slipping away. For someone used to pushing through challenges and staying active, Jess admitted there came a point where she simply could not keep going in the same way. Alongside a makeup-free selfie, she shared that painful ...
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SHEIKH GUMI URGES GOVT TO NEGOTIATE RELEASE OF 287 ABDUCTED KADUNA SCHOOL-CHILDREN. (PHOTO).

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 Sheikh Gumi Urges Government To Negotiate Release Of 287 Abducted Kaduna Schoolchildren


Ahmad Gumi, a controversial Kaduna-based Islamic cleric, said security agents know the hideout of bandits terrorising Nigerians, particularly in the northern parts of the country.


Gumi revealed this during an interview on Nigeria Info FM on Monday evening, saying that the security agents followed him to negotiate with the bandits.


The controversial cleric said the federal government should negotiate with the kidnappers who abducted about 287 schoolchildren from Kuriga Government Secondary and LEA Primary Schools in the Chikun Local Government Area of Kaduna State because it is the only reasonable way to ensure the safe return of the pupils.


He argued that negotiation does not necessarily mean money will be paid to the kidnappers; it might be releasing prisoners for captives.


Speaking further, he said bandits are just marginalised Nigerians, who don’t have access to education, good roads, water, and other social amenities.


Echoing his longtime sentiment, Gumi said the government should grant bandits amnesty like they did in the Niger Delta region to end insecurity in the North.


When asked about why it was easy for him to locate and meet with the bandits while security agents struggle with their location, Gumi said the security agents are not being truthful because they always follow him to negotiate with the kidnappers.


“I don’t think they (security agents) are truthful with you. When I go, I go with them; I don’t go alone,” he said.


Speaking on the identities of the bandits, Gumi said they are mainly herdsmen, who are largely Nigerians with few foreigners.

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