17 ARRAIGNED IN LAGOS COURT FOR URINATING AND DEFECATING IN PUBLIC PLACES. (PHOTO).

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 17 arraigned in Lagos court for urinating and defecating in public places The Lagos state police command today February 19, arraigned 17 environmental offenders before the Magistrate Court sitting at Bolade, Oshodi, for urinating and defecating in public places. The state Commissioner for Environment and Water Resources, Tokunbo Wahab, who disclosed this on X, who disclosed this on X, said the court found the defendants guilty and sentenced each offender to pay a fine of N40,000 or serve one month imprisonment. ‘’Let this serve as a clear reminder that open urination and defecation are environmental offences and serious public health risks. Lagos State will continue to enforce sanitation laws firmly to protect public health, preserve human dignity and maintain order in our communities. We urge residents to make use of available public sanitation facilities and comply with environmental regulations. Cleanliness is a shared responsibility.’’ Wahab wrote
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WHOOPI GOLDBERG RECENTLY ADDRESSED AN OLD CLIP FROM THE VIEW DURING A FEBRUARY 18, 2026 EPISODE, AFTER IT RESURFACED IN NETFLIX'S DOCUMENTARY REALITY CHECK: INSIDE AMERICA'S NEXT TOP MODEL. (PHOTO).

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 Whoopi Goldberg recently addressed an old clip from The View during a February 18, 2026 episode, after it resurfaced in Netflix's documentary Reality Check: Inside America's Next Top Model. 

The moment shows her reacting with laughter to a 2010 America's Next Top Model Cycle 14 runway challenge where contestant Alexandra Underwood was knocked down by a large swinging pendulum during a walk.


In her comments, Whoopi expressed regret for laughing at the mishap, noting it involved a real person and acknowledging the incident's impact. She described it as one of the funniest things she'd seen but added an apology to Alexandra Underwood while keeping her usual humorous tone. The story highlights how classic reality TV moments continue to spark conversation years later.

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