I DON’T WISH IT ON YOU – GENEVIEVE NNAJI KNOCKS TROLLS AGE-SHAMING HER. (PHOTO).

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 I Don’t Wish It On You – Genevieve Nnaji Knocks Trolls Age-shaming Her Veteran Nollywood actress Genevieve Nnaji has responded to social media trolls who made age-shaming comments about her. According to Naija News, a user on X reacted to Genevieve's post on April 3, 2025, stating that she couldn't escape aging and was getting older. The comment read, “You really cannot cheat nature. My fine wine is finally growing old.” In her reply, Genevieve pointed out that things could be worse; she could age significantly and eventually die if she were fortunate. She wrote, “It gets worse, bro. I’ll get so old I’ll die. If I’m lucky.” Another troll referred to her as “mummy,” suggesting she was old, but Genevieve quickly dismissed the comment, saying she wouldn’t wish old age on him. The troll commented, “Mummy, u don old o,” to which she replied, “Daddy, I don’t wish it on you.” In other news, veteran Nollywood actor Segun Arinze announced that he and fellow actor Emeka Ike have resolve...

7-ELEVEN OWNER REJECTS $38 BILLION TAKEOVER BID FROM CANADIAN RIVAL. (PHOTO).

 


7-Eleven Owner Rejects $38 Billion Takeover Bid from Canadian Rival 


The Japanese owner of 7-Eleven, Seven & i Holdings, has rejected a $38 billion takeover bid from Canadian company Alimentation Couche-Tard (ACT), citing that the offer "grossly undervalued" the business and raised significant regulatory concerns. While Seven & i expressed openness to further negotiations, they emphasized that ACT's initial proposal was "opportunistically timed" and did not reflect the true value of the company or its potential for future growth. The takeover, if successful, would create a global convenience store giant with over 100,000 stores worldwide.


ACT, which operates around 17,000 stores under the Circle K and Couche-Tard brands, valued Seven & i at $14.86 per share, representing a 20% premium over its pre-announcement share price. The offer came at a time when the Japanese yen is weak against the US dollar, making Seven & i more affordable to foreign buyers. However, the Japanese retail giant flagged potential challenges from US competition regulators and reiterated that the deal was not aligned with its shareholder value goals.


The potential acquisition would mark the first time a Japanese company of Seven & i's size has been bought by a foreign firm. Historically, Japan has been more inclined to purchase overseas businesses rather than sell national assets. Experts suggest that if the deal succeeds, it could signal Japan's openness to foreign investment, though the negotiation process is expected to be long and complex.

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