PORTABLE AND SPEED DARLINGTON TO SETTLE FEUD IN CELEBRITY BOXING MATCH. (PHOTO).

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 Portable and Speed Darlington to Settle Feud in Celebrity Boxing Match A highly anticipated celebrity boxing match is set to take place on April 18, 2025, at the Balmoral Convention Centre in Lagos State, featuring controversial Nigerian musicians Speed Darlington and Portable. The feud between the two artists began in March when Darlington offered Portable N500,000 to perform at his forthcoming show. Portable deemed the amount "ridiculous" and tagged Darlington "poor," stating that he charges N20 million for performances. The exchange escalated, with Portable challenging Darlington to a fight and boasting that he would emerge victorious, just as he did in a previous celebrity boxing match against popular actor Charles Okocha in December 2023. Following widespread demand from netizens, the match has been organized, with the promoter, Mygamerush, announcing the fight on Instagram, billing it as a battle for "ultimate street supremacy" between two "str...

TRUMP SIGNS LAW TARGETING MIGRANT CRIMINALS AMID CRACKDOWN ON IMMIGRATION. (PHOTO).


 

Trump Signs Law Targeting Migrant Criminals Amid Crackdown on Immigration


President Donald Trump signs the "Laken Riley Act," a law mandating the pre-trial detention of undocumented migrants charged with violent crimes, as part of his broader crackdown on illegal immigration. 


The law, passed shortly after his inauguration, targets migrant criminal suspects and follows the tragic case of Laken Riley, a student murdered by an undocumented migrant. The move is part of Trump's administrationā€™s wider effort to secure US borders, intensify deportations, and extend protections for Venezuelan migrants while pursuing controversial reforms within the government.

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